New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-13
BRooKLYN's CATASTROPHE.
,rrrp scrNEs or THE DISASTER.

AFTER SCENES OF THE DISASTER.
.uv SEARCH AT THE RUINs-ARTIcLKs FOUND ON
THE yIcTms-ExAMINATIoN OF BRookLfSs
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
The work of searching among the ruins OF
the prookyu Theater continued yesterday and VIII
soon he COMPLETED All the debris that fell In the PIT
of the auditorium has been carefully turned over ana inc
labor IA now confined TO the stage portion The only
human rea aims found yesterday caarred Kidney
The cros worn by the Mother Superior in the play was
also discovered The halfburned lumber and the bricks
that fell in Flood'saley being removed, ana tS
lane and JOhnson-st viii soon be cleared Oh' inns 10
finished ropes win be kept stretched across Jonnsous
At Washington and Adams-sts, with ponce On
guard to prevent spectators passing witnn Tue III
closure All Of the bOarders at Deters ho'ei nave
left their quarters, taking with them then Iu u
niture This was preparatory to the taking down OF the
fbaoer walls that rise above the hotel roof about Ia ee
eeafoldng was built on the hotel and worKmeh began
Yesterday afternoon TO tear down the wall, brlcK oy
brick It viii be necessary to continue this down 10 the
foundation In the way the walls on the sac next
the police station will be taken down to Level win te
roof of that building Until this work is finished prisoD
ers arrested by the officers OF this station will be taken 70
the Third Precinct Station.
In the trial room at the Police Headquarters are
arranged on tables the various articles that were ohu
on or near the bodies of those who we're lost awaiting
Identification by friends Many persons Appears " Iis
anime them, and whenever any one clalmso 49, 20 he
name was entered the c0rOners DOCK Most "a ~
valuable property lost by persons IN the CRUSH ~ wy
lohhy and which was saved by the ponce, mas peIn e
caimed bV the owners through the properly olers A.,
Worknen are still work filing IN eafth anu otHeI-
wise completing the burial at the great common grave o
Battle Ill., Greenwood. - ,-,,, =. -, . ,,e-,,i,
from the coroner last Thursday sought out pou5 at
tbe Morgue which she claimed was that OF her D,oun
and rad IN properly marked. Il was not dlseovefeu un
the body was buried in the public grave ta the et was
n trick on her part her brother being ahye PUG Sas
locked up over night and when brought before lhe corr
ner Yesterday was severely reprenaDde1 AS Tue ID"
does not cover such o case she was discharged -,
. The Special Committee OF the Board OF Atue[ ,
appointed to examine the public buildings OF DI9oh
in regard to their OF egress IN case OF nIe ne
meeting Yesterday II was decided to divide tbe Du-
ines among the members of the committee or eXnna
fion the Western District TO be considered nfst CON-
pef LIST of the edices TO be visited was turnsheu Ine
conmtiee This includes schools, ehurches, tneateIe
charitable institutions &c. The committee VIII lneo'
again this morning at 10 o'clock =, .
solemn memorial service IN respect 10 the memory
of the Hebrews who persisted by the hre was hela eV
evening In the Temple Israel, on Greenaye bTOoyn'
Rabbi f. DC. Levin OF the Congregational synagoSuei
conducted the exercises In his opening prayer ne aeu
Tor blessings upon all. Israetes and Chrstiahs ahc
who were bereaved by the calamity In his ADDRESS tat
followed he said that this disaster had served 10 olng
ont the best attributes of human nature, ana ae Tue
oeople more catholic and sympathetic toward eacn
other He urged his hearers 10 open their hearts ana
purses to assist the afflicted whether or not OF their own
race and religion, and to do something toward making
the lot OF those unhappy people more tolerabie'