New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-23

out O foot more and still holds.
The Far was to have closed tomorrow evening ss the
Dog Show was open in the same place Monday nexa
The ladies OF the committee had agreed to take the gn
lery for $50 day, and there sell OF the goods
remaining on hand This hadbeen decided Wednesday
Now they have no heart with the UNDERTAKING.
following figures at the Of the accidents For the
goldheaded to the most popular Presdentia can
paper she'll eightoared, Yale 1877 and Columbia 18i
votes.
time Of accident that the statement that any one
e ne h oeny Closed the doors Of the
room, but these were quickly forced open
THE KILLED AND THE INJURED.
DEATH OF Mr.. TILEsToN-sKETcHEs OF THE FOUR
PERSONS WHO LOST THEIR LIvEs-A COMPLETE
LIST OF THE INJURED.
William NJ. Tileston, who was about to leave
the Garden when buried beneath the falling wan
died at st. Hospital yesterday at D. IN His IL.
iuries were very painful consisting Of compound COM
minuted fractures Of both legs, fracture or
the left arm and lacerated wounds upon the
| head, yet at first 10 was thought that his life
might be saved by che amputation Of both legs. 10
soon became evident however, that no surgical opera
ton could any avail The patient bore his terrible
Injuries with great courage. and remained conscious
until bali hour before his death, but he did not speak
the accident and the subject was not referred to In
| his presence.
The death Of Mr.. Tfleston makes o total number Of
four lives lost from the disaster Following sketches
| OF the four who were kedi
| CONNOLLY, MARIA Ass. She was Mrs. Hegemans maid,
S SrOScr Sss Bernard eonSOy
the body wa: % Ss as eSr
n aDS s 81 hsn ass
sSa sS FS
sonsoiaten 'tends sns a%y
on saturday morning at ths Church OF tne sacred s
| ouiem mass viii be said
HEoEMAN, MRS. ANNA BRADFORD CLARK, was
= ss ioS family i tSis ci zsI a father EaiRs
Hss%an Hss H. who died
Mrs had N as 1tRRsT 'f
married Andre Reggio OF Boston year OF tgo w ago. ago.
u this city children; one
Tr family SnS Ss ossa snss s sonss
yesteTaay ard nd among tae% Po,ter gere Mr sss
& Tne funeral viii Ss nsd
az Grace Church sunday at D. m.
Tss ri ~ the
friends the city, and deep grief was eypres ed Ss
aud her executive ability was marked ne5 interest @
IN the Hospital was grrat. and s was largely Que 70
Winter she had been wornng for ns Fa,r sas nsd
taken 81 H 70 'nS %snS other
She was also the treasurer The ladies in the Garden
sSSS sssFS"y Ssr saS 0a e
iSe boorhs with which she was specially connected
Ts ass Hss
y1n chatting and aSsos Ss o them %an ons nsf
naely called at tae BOOTH and 70 them specially PEG nG
been Ses S1SS az the % Fair before and she went WITH
them to some Of the sdasept booths poR,,ns ous
said so go home to care for her yolaS child
The two ladies' with whom she was Ismsfxed tSss
Ssy Ssy Wound wSad Stop a ae The Booth
her again. You will not find me here" said in hrs:
Hssf%a ECoSSSe The S iadiss passed S On to 10
are sHt ~ess sd by the huge they
ceiling However. supposing that ss long as to sos
ons,nusd sSSIy %ps to ook at I'll the pictures
away by peculiarly startling sound OF sometans
SStaI Ss tie main door they q the booth where
MIS- Hegcman stii was: & TALKING sisd sIyV y b sa so
PTsundaa sSms fIaSna' Is atS 70 ' inaccessible
passed on few steps nd ana ss & aewh Mrs Hsse
ns pnrn s as Sns S Soo 70 90 nome
expected 70 Tsae Stepped sns
man aud asked m about business I'm masSr; ss: w,,i
garnet wa T :sS go on Mis With %ad
husband renamed. and Mrs. Hegeman and her nsid @
SrasS came, and the friends. who had been with
Mrs egcwsn, went hqrriediy out on ms tse haS
SSSSpened STS to the ART GALLERY they paused
believe will 60 ,S saia Se are she
8ere going to the Art Gallery" But the crowd s
s Sseis susa sRas nosns OF death
49,; unSterdav morning WHOM they the pipers
Alter tho accident occurred Mr. He2emnn went ~
ma house great haste, and ON hndng thht hm
I was missing returned to the building. a negosss s
/, there reached him that the body OF woman n.1 ~
beep placed In ambulance ne rnsneo % Tns Juss ror
time 10 SEQ the ambulance move away lue " sek w
xraa askcu to stop but refused saying tnat ne ha
orders hurry to the nosp " ,S cSSsr NJ Heeo
as %sn '1s raised EsS'n tue tue curtain and DIG;
nmnuared mc mis- injured wife. She was amos.
, | Se.d when extricaIed from tho depris ana
HraStbed her last before the n0epitai was redcned'
Her friends at Ices 10 Know eAsSy NV t
? peaeman lost her life some were lnonnea 70 thpk
tfs; xuian sRe was about leave the building she
went hack 10 glance at the young people unncins,
nd that an the few minutes ehe was ihefe the weii
. @avs way It 10 generally believed, However, that
vent Slowly Sai % rSsn is ,he Wa fell a0
: TursToN WILLIAM NJ, was man well known IN this
city Where he had many friends, espeeaily emone
iovers OF sport, He was born here In 1889 Dut q!
me aSe OF tWentyone went to China In the employ o.
xfierward he was engaged IN silk. raising 40 Cali
for Looming connected with Forest and strease az
sistant editor. About four years ngo be Ss
! tsblished . paper OF his own, eLiea ~ ~
0 has been member OF the firm OF Nixon Lless0n
Verv fond Of field sports Of all KINDS, ana ctsp en-
couraged athletic contests among coliegc ssuasnu m ~
' WeStmlnster Kennel Club and one OF the manager
Of the approaching dog show he mSfnea ~ in kn,s
mrnia q daughter Of ex.Mayor Aeuns. o. easvsn
EaSa and his wlfe suryivea him Win Ioaa k01s,
children. T9e pnsrs Esn sshs 81 "a SsoSes
Ons SelSssi So ias Wei
a Ma ANsis Ia is tho correct name Of ea9 isd
n WuSas, ,as renorted Ia the list pt fiad yeserday