New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23
Still DIGGiNG IN THE RUINS.
rlrrY.EloHr or THE ORPHANS MISSING.

So mamma rot.xn yrs1rRpAY-wHAr 1tr MOTHER
srprptop sAys-MR rsfrRpHOOK's ORDER.
The estimate of the missing children from ST.
Holm, O,phan Asylum Of Brooklyn, which have been
based upon the figures given by Mr. stmnahan the vice
president of the Board of Managers. have been CHROME
Qua Mother Superior de Chanel said to TRlBrSL re-
poftr LAST night that The entire number OF innaiesof
The institution at the last official count was $50 Mr.
sis,nahans figures we're those of boys OF school age
I'VE, 1--WE wears According 10 the Mother Supporters
figures here are slll missing ityelgh' OF The homeless
tfihans Tnr TRlBUNE's list published yesterday
Shaved where $50 had been found Yesterday sl nore
a. Inc lus children were heard from Their names were
g. iiehri ~ thein to he police uf the Twelfth
! tnrt and some to the Mother Superior NJ Father
irhun's huust. ~ lhtoupatr ara Electromagnetic
we're reported iutins the dar, making the nnubef
3 suited iut fu1
4r ,.iip ep,ialp" ssil ths Spihef Superior iiat
~ ~ ihai iBs ihps tps haze htph ier1ttiel NON
a. l"nimaf ihst 70 werit tro h,llith' y
iHssinipi hHNpttfl iini eht 80 wv m'f
! Ntfa thp,e Nha viii tn inNNt iNlnNiHW
nr We sRiF pieNi missHg Wps ines mHsi
% iha hauds vt hlF friends. ~ Lac hpfH ihp pHsiuH,
.n guardians aRd iraais st lha ehafeA bnlUie
i.Has o. came "a tbs institution gnf eel tho Dos b
hriuIo the me in this way, which accounts inl ihe
% number oi lhe lost an confident that lhel viii
.ho workmen continued digging In the debris OF the
5a iHetsy w. nf i,s. bey XII o" S f, @
lnoie Godios Police Captain foulk thnks'that no more
heye that IN the hcrce heat NAT
paged around the boilers II not at all unlikely that
entire bodies were consumed or burnt 70 snch an extent
that they have been shOyolcd out with the Wrcckage
aud lie In the blackoned heap the hillside. Mrs Hal
lOfan who supposed 10 be among the lost was dis
covered alive and well with her child, whom she had
taten from the institution at No. 500 NanderbiltaX
'fo managers say they not alarmed at the large
iuler of missing, but point TO the fact that of
bows who have been heard from
lat distance from the % the fire,
tcb shows that good ground for hope EXIT.
uecai services for the dead victims wec held In the
rob of St Francis dc Sales yesterday, and solemn
lem mass for the repOse OF their souls was celebrated
= burial of the charred remains will probably take
A % tomorrow should Coroner Hesse get through
II wing the bodies by that time. The bodies VIII be
buried In the Holy Cross Cemetery AT faiDush The
Subscription the benefit of the homeless orphans has
The examiners in the Bureau OF Buildings Ia this
cts yesterday received the following ORDER lhe dc
fhnciion OF the Orphan Asylum In Brooklyn By ire by
many lives lost is another warning which
rno he passed over hut should cause all the officers OF
tbs bureau vigant In tho discharge OF me
tn'ies which devo,e upOn them. ! therefore ch6rge
f0u 10 examine aud report 10 this once all hsyums ana
tg dings IN which large numbers OF pupils are housed
whether they provided with fire escapes or not To
te end that they may he reviewed and, III necessary
I'D li0ual apes may he ordered.
WILLIAM T.. EsfEkBRook, Inspector OF Buildings