New-York tribune., 1877-12-24
FINDING OF THE THIRD BODY.

FINDING Or TIE HIND DOb1.
WORK BY NIGHT ABANDoNEp-NCENES AT TiIE HOS
P1rAIs-REvIsED LIST or THOSE DEAD AND
PROBABLY DEAD.
The d;ggirg for bodies supposed to be buried
among the ruins caused by the Bsrclayt explosion WAS
continued on SATURDAY. during the day aud night,
and on Sunday until evening. The side wall OF the
building ON Colege-placo was torn down with
considerable difficulty, and tie upper story of
the GTocer,' Bank building was also removed.
Saturday eycung Nelson Greenfield took charge OF the
work Toe work accomplished after da,k was 50 incon-
siderable that on SUNDAY evening De dismissed the men
unu this morning The debris mas been removed as faf
back as ten feet from the sidewalk, and nearly 10
the cellar floor which covered with water As much
rs was uncovered o. the horizontal fuoS leading rom
the furnaces under The boilers, along the eastern walls 20
chimney tlriy-iyc forty ;ce, back, was Intact II
Is hoIcd tla by today The origin Of the explosion may
be determined
About o'clock on Saturday ,he remains OF a BODY
were found close bv east wall oi the candy store
The arms ard leg burned of, and tie bead was
destroyed beyond recognition. FROM the place ih Whic
Il was found ucar the doorway of the cpgucIoam and
from the fact oi small sze, gen rally believed
20 be that OF Philip Hsrtzhacher, The engineer.
Mrs Hertzhacher saturday cgenins failed 20 'deHtiiy
the body Yesterday afternoon Mr. Mary Jane Grsch a.
No. 90 Oscladst positively identified the body as mat
o. her husband, Thomas }. GticA by means ar certain
REGULAR buttons and patches upon his undorcotlnug
hfr Grsch was assistant foreman OF the gum depart
nent
small safe yyas recovered which contains books
and papers Il in pretty good condition. but VIII
not be opened until the senior partner is better The
large safe is near the centre Of tie hulHI MI Green
field was not so well yesterday morning, hut im-
proved toward night. Il is generally believed that
those who persisted were iu part OF the Barclay
st. building but jhe opinion is hold by others that since
those who escaped generally dc so through ;hc Coece
place eutTaDc hat building that search should be
made.
In Tur Trrrrxr of Saturday it was stated that tn"
number OF ycs lost prob lily ten. Further cxam'-
nation confirms the correctness Of tHiS esil-
mate. 1lIs. Mary Rodnau, OF No 222 Wesi
Observation-Disclosures y-cigath So, whose residence
could not Doe learned Friday, and who
was thou- 90 los has snCe lc o'ted herself as only
slightly hurt Sine was standing near Ernest Grecuicid
when tie explosion occurred and does not know how sh
escaped Il Is now generally be eycd That he engineer T.
dead. few, however, incline 20 TIE b,li"f hat is
IN hiduc This EccH, ten nI'S siii on me lsL OF to
dead. number Of pcopi" have been 'erri. Ms ueaf
who nave: existed. gt least 1r, MOI known 10 haV'
been ia tc vicinity ol 'hr hlr. Amoue These arr,
Frcicr jo"c- 'ha- iayVf.| i-'l'h t' % ~ n 'u
c. Noavesy. These names were investigate on iliday
a. tae hous here - o. W'Tr '''d lF was duly pnh-
lshed IN TIE HuuNl~ A.tc-uu'r oi IHt iEIEuEE .i>i
would have saved jAr otle a' rs Ihc r. a. DE o. rno-
ton of tj.s supposed people wa, probably the result
to be vitu inc fire limits c.'aas I'd AZ 5..y fire oy
1I. polio. .i.- - tle nearest s,ai ou-Ao"Se say
,d,ftl' s,' i'S of b. tc u'icc tn, t-ii, wS
ia,c iy us. II the time Of hc Brooklyn disaster. aud
ioorsi uon or caeh case lr riug NJ reporters e.
t.bshgd ine iaci Of these dccrlioI'
TIF list or Taa DEAD
The following is the LIST o. Jle known and probable
dead 1, b.. declared ny Nelson I-ecn1el ana his pay
clerk Charles Yoco 20 De entirely correct as far ae the
employts are concerned They do not know, Ecy say,
but that some customers lost. The list ~ suh7t7n
italy the came That published n sturdy T"iDrNE;
BENNETT WILLIAM. aec twelve, col iIoooEcn. a ne"a5oy
Hi, soj. wa, r.co,r'cd aui huri FrS, eld&y.
BRADIrT, NG,UaN IT,, age tWfiiy-.1 ci NJ ll0 Eck
forl,t.. Gic-upoiut Ills body, the trst one Fecov-
DrSyIy, Sl,t-T s. sirtc.n ve7r.. Of 70 5I5 Fifth
ST. Til, lad VS. known to thc Glln Donnel, and is
probably the ieIs u 1i,fhI ~ the uau.e o. +. l'p
which hsva not verified tieir lists.
GEI.CH THOMAS JOsEPH, age twcniyuine wears, Of 90
O.cLalti-st WIS assistant icm1u of tHe gum Ge-
H. the doorway of the boiler room. WITH one ann
placed above MS head though 20 project bis face
ognitiou. From The position of The body u SUI
posed 90 De That Of tic Cn1nrtr b"t Jgstertay II
17yI121,II,.e PM ~. % f.ry-c.nt ~ Vo $50 West
Flay-srtuHt-st. hi, remains Atye rot nncN fouUd,
bu. The PROBABILITY ~ BIS death 's accepted by all bat
few, who ,iil huk hc is 100 hiding.
kOEEEH, FERDINAND, age t"rulJ-seltu' or No. ="
Ogchardst.. Dad been at work in Greenfield & Sous
factory lor about fouy years.
KErNu1.l, ALBERT axe sixteen lived at No. 81 Ave
KKr9MERY join, age thirteen. aad residing at No 81
Avenue Pee wa q brother OF tLe ial aained above.
sHErtED, JosfPHiNE, age twenty-five years resided at
No. is iiankllI-st.
STAIN WILLIAM are twcuty ty-iuc, o. n. 3l7 Fifthst,
brother Petcr stark thc foreman tire first floor,
aud Of Antony Stark, each oi whom Was wounded.
Al the hospitals there married. changes, during
Saturday and yesterday in the condition Of the wounded
except an Improvement in one OF t|o persons VINO were
injured slightly Eiward Collins, Of No. 4l0
East ut,enth-.t. who was burned the
SeSYarE aSS a H6.1 Doctor Wilson, Of
TIE hOslta said last evening That all The patients
except Collins. who iuitItd AT the fire.
sUU i'm :, urcc4rious condition. None OF them
were in danger OF immediate death, with the pos
Ribc execution OF the boy. Joseph Glucker. Of No,
2l9 ThiDi-aye., who has been Uuous mucI
OF tie time ana j, suffering from NtcnsIe burns tic
face, breast and Dr. Diosy of tie tuaube street
Hospital siid that the patient in the greatest danger
Al the hospital Martin COuuyS, of No. Z7f Pearlst,
who was burned TERRIBLY about the head, face arms and
body. COnnels IS Young aud vigorous. and hopes are
sull entertained Of his rcCOYcIy.