New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-06

numerous. reporter asked Deputy Buldins Coiin
sioner Acker and Inspector Long II there
was anything on record in the ,,,uo ue
partment in relation to the buiiding'
Mr. Long said that he had made examination OF the
building two years ago at the request OF one OF
ants He found that some OF the srders naa @ even
that he could not get his machinery plumb Inc 1e
tion seemed he from the top to the bottom ana Tue m
sneetor Thought that there was immediate dancer
Ie however ordered the grders raised and Mr Aooon
plant OF n lack Of nreescapes caused .ho .ho
Inspector have escapes placed ,s5q on and ,nd
Mr. Long said that he had not seen the onldlhg sce
Later day Mr. Acker found among the records @ o
the department. report OF Inspector Long, daieu hS
2s 1884 setting forth that the foundation walls OF 40
81 Atlantic ave unsafe and that the owner nao
been ordered and had made the necessary repairs MI
Acker added that permit had been granted by the ue
partment to make the repairs that Miller nSo tr o
remove some wooden columns and replace them with
brick
The loss the buildings owned by the Abbott estate
is placed at 81 90 900 1t is insured FOR 10000
The Columbia Rubber Works at No. SO state-st; loss
81, 900.
The loss on the stock consumed in the Abbott build
ings is nearly all covered by insurance. H. L. judd
estimates his loss at $4,000.
Charles schwetter loses $4,000
]. n. Gerov's loss is about $4,000.
Baker x Monroe lose $1,000. -
Roy Co.'S loss Is placed at $4,000
Fomrstorv hrick binding No AZ Atanticave. owned
by James Walker OF No. 1856 Presidential. Damage
1000; insured in the Continental Insurance COMPANY
..1
pied by Ernst Sandman boarding house, damage S%VV
Fourstory brick building No 40 Atantlc-ove, owned
and occupied by Louis Gebort damage $4,000 Insured
for ~ in the sS1 Gsase
for SO 800 In the Gernana Insurance Company, a,
TeGrStoTy oSnsS STST Obns Clara Lehmkah
who occn sied the niner. Damage TO store
building and furniture 900. Insuredin IN the Germania
Insurance Company. Loss OF Beck Brothers. who oo-
cupy the basement rs umbrella manufaetopy SSOO
no Insurance. First floor occupied by Abram Cohen
damage to furniture 1900 insured in the Continental
Loss Of Mrs. Butler the same floor $500 no
oSnsns csnSs oo oJ and 500 epeeye
insurance Third floor Thomas Bradley, $500; Frank
Four,sory brics building No SO Atlanticave, owned
by Henrietta Haas who had shoe store on the rst oor
and lived the second floor; damage $4,000 insured
for $1,000 in the Home Insurance Company OF Br9okyni
basement occupied by Patrick Moran as batter damage
5000 ne Insurance thirteth-noOr occupied ny slI Mo
landa damage $500 fully insured back part occupied
floor occupied by Mr.. Lockwood damage $500, Insured
and by Mr. Bardensworper. damage 300
no insurance. Haas's building and store III
sured for $1,000 in Homo insurance company
building insured for $4,000 in the firemens Insurance
Nos 81, 50 and 81 Atanticave. owned by Henry Lin
derberg who lives at No. 81 Aanticaye Insured IN the
Home Insnr anee Company for $500
In No OF AtaDtic-ave., Peter j. Gunarch keeps
grocery store Oh the first noor damage SlOo insured
IN the Royal and Germania Insurance Companies
Burck Son, butchers. occupy the store NO. % AZ
ladticave.; damage 500; insured In the Phenx ana
keeps restaurant at No. 81 Atlanc-ave and occupies
the second floor, lost $500; no insurance. ,-
gentemens furnishing store; damage $1,000, Insured
for 81, 800 in the Lafayette Insurance
No. 65 Atantic-ave.. Joseph Raphaels cigar store
damaged $500 insured In the Royal and Commercial
Companies, OF New-YOrk.
The total will be s256.s0o.
THE HORSEPOWER ARRESTED.
Detective DAILY TO b. c. Mller's house In Bergen
in the afternoon and asked for the house who
supposed have been experimenting the work that
caused the disaster. His presence and mission throw
the wife and daughters OF Miller into Mysteries They
declared that Miller had gone 20 Coney Island In the
morning and had been there all day superin-
tending repairs 10 the Brighton Beach
Bathing Pavilion. He could not be
responsible for the disaster In reply the detcctyes
questions they said that Mef's two sons, Albert aud
Frank w., might have been the factory Ia Atlantic
ave At nigntfaIl Miller returned from Coney Island
and at the time the Frank W. home. The
latter admitted that he had charge Of the
workmen who were snoring up the grders at
No. 50 Atlantc-aye, and he was thereupon arrested
and taken 70 the third sub-preeiBet, In Congresssk
compistAt entered agzssr nm By Coroner Henry j.
Menninger for criminal carelessness In improperly but
ting the rder and posts In the old Glass House At No.
55 Atantic-ave causing the walls 10 fall, aferward
setting the buildings fire. causing many deaths three
bodies having already been found" The father OF Miller
called at the station p and asked permission TO
his son. which was refused by the sergeant In