New-York tribune., 1875-02-27
CARING FOR INJURED AND DEAD.

3aib SUFFERERS IN THE PARK HOSPITAL AND THEIR
INJURIEs-MEETINGs WITH FRIENDs-THE FATE
or THE FIVE WHO LOST THEIR LIVES
The Park Hospital was yesterday the scene
o. many affecting Incidents The friends OF all the in
iured persons game to visit 20 claim them. and in
many cases the meeting the first that has occurred
sinee the catastrophe. Some of these meetings were
peculiarly touching The building thronged during
the morning. and 50 much noise occasioned by the
visitors that 1t became to call for officers in
order 20 expe the troublesome caers the afternoon
the apartments were nearly SILENT the only sounds be-
ing the sObs OF stricken relatives and the plaintve
moans OF the wounded children Toe womeni bore
sgODy which was stu intense with unexpected forti-
tude. hardly compltnt being heard during the day
NO deaths have occurred in the hospital, although in
three OF the cases remaining there 1t is almost hourly
expected Eight persons stl in the apartments and
none OF them be- with safety for some time
to come Patrick Layee, cooper 25 years OF age re-
Ndug at No. 20 City Hallplace Will probably be the
first to die He IS sinking rapidly under his injuries
His back is severely sprained and he has suffered
internal iujuies Of serious nature. His feet and the
lower portion his LEGS wholly devoid Of feeling
Hts mother. Mrs. McGiDnis among the killed.
1t was thought on Thursday evening that Mary ].
Martin OF No 40 ROsest would her injuries
within few hours. 10 the surprise OF the physicians
she remained in ab0at the same condition all night.
Yesterday evening sue about the same. No hope
Is entertained regarding her life. She was brought to
the hospital IN unconscious condition and has re-
mained Her Injuries consist Of serious
conclusion Of the brau and bruises sustained in the
panic which followed the crash OF falling matter. She
Is 19 years old, aud a school girl
Michael Splane is Lad 13 years OF age. living at No
% Roosevclst When brought 10 the hospital his right
arm was broken and the sh of the same member was
badly torn. On AIS head was ghasty wound exposing
the skull which supposed TO be fractured repul-
sive wound runs from the right eye around the
pie. He is badly emaciated, and too weak to survive
the shock and wound.
Patrick Fay Of No. 43 Em-st was severely injured on
the forehead His hurts are bruises. not acerations
The shock produced ecchymOsis of tho eyeids His in
Iuries were quite serious and may prove fatal though
the physicians express hopes Of his recovery
Rae Hattcn of No. Is Jacobst has the most painful
flesh wound OF any OF the sufferers 1t begins about "a
inches above The right ear and extends backward for
four or five inches exposing the bone The wound looks
~ IL might have been inflicted By the long edge Of
brick.
Dennis Hoaley, boy - years old lay in a cot ON the
floor. unable 10 He injured in the spine his
chest having been compressed BY some heavy weight
resting upon II. HIS eyes still distended with
fright and az intervals sobs cries ss he remembered
the OF the previous evening was more fOrtu
nate than tn other patients for be found sympa-
thetc companion in lttle boy who has been at the
hospital for some time under treatment for fractured
thigh
Edward Condor Of No % Bayardst. received severe
wound on the head, aud another on his right hand
Neither OF the wounds will prove fatal although both
are likely TO be painful for some time
James Quinn Of No. "a City Hall place had the front
OF his head badly laceraed by falling stones His left
ankle was also swelled to terrible proportions.
Ellen kaVanagh. age 65, OF No. SO Roosevetst, was
carried TO Bellevue Hospital She says she was sitting
In pew when the accident occurred The shutter
from window fell upon her. and the weight
Of the debris wedged her between 1t and the
edge Of the pew. Her back severely spraned and
sho received several slight wounds from the falling
stones and pastering She In constant agony and
moaned piteoUsly waile giving her narrative.
Elen Donovan first taken TO Bellevue and after
ward removed TO the Charity Hospital She was at first
supposed to be badly Injured, her shreks aud cries
Dens extremely palaful Subsequent invest CATION by
the pnJseahs aled TO discover any wounds cries
were e1clusiyely caused by fright.
The following Is corrected list OF the names resi-
dences. aud ages Of tho dead
Counors, Mary A., age %. No. 81 Farl,-st
feoDey Thomas, age " No 10 City Hall-place.
McCarty, Michael, age co. No AZ Park.st
McGlnnis Catherine, age 90. No. n CITY UaliDlace
hcGlynD, Rose Anna age 60 no. 10 Vandewster-st
Deputy Coroner Marsh made external examination
OF remains Of dead Yesterday with the following
result Mary A. Connors found with contusiops on
the head face chest and abdomen, and evidences
internal injuries Thomas Fceney. the lad had con
tusscns Of tho head, face and chest, with In
ternaI injuries Rose McGynn had confusion
u usek back aud left log with internal injuries Of
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