New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-09
SIRE OF ONLY IL BODIES
n,sr,, = az THE BROOKLYN DISASTER
.onovvp,s ,uRY IMPANELLED-rHE SEARCH iN
THE RUINS.


THE RUINS.
>forninger. of Brooklyn, summons en.as ~
CoIonsts a,Jay IN hold the inquest IN Iho bonse
a nersons burned to death ID tne Soty Physician
H. states., Oh EXAMINED the charreo nasas
taken from the runs and tou a been mistaken for
6nrned masses of rubber na1 hunSies so far found
buman nodes The number Oh O9 TheTe are some
f5.snents which may belong .bsD adjourned the
Tue jury viewed the DoS oy John F. Owings, OF
1 IIe, G. C. was made foreman OF inc identified
The relatives of the missing pe MusNCrath Henry
the poqies III Hafner and Edward Butler anu
1t az their removal were granted " S in the
The body of Eyer was buried Village and that of
Lutheran Cemetery a. Gsmstery Of the Holy Cross
IS EIethnsh Today the funerals Oh nnted The
and Heary A. HafnSe1 t W W the missing engineer
Doay s1 Ipyerv has not been fully iden1nSu orgne
nnidentied bodies will be kept a. Of the Missing
few days to see the cit city does not provide
nIace for them the Coroner says the NOT
avoid their interment by the Ccn nn35d either in
ters field he Will opy p1Vs or Greenwood and
the Cemetery OF the LNei
The erik Of digging in the runs s aSSSerons con-
~ o,ne ofthe walls Of the burned fs we're
NJ s,o ,o Sodies were found. Two heavy not VET
aug out The list 81 1 1ne at the Third
i,nt PoI;oe Station, includes the names , U ems
I Iowery. AdOlph Mates; C4n nilii.J Sehiekel
800 nm William Clark, WllllsRn H. % Allan
and otie McKeon Emma Haas oil no. 90 saws
t;ore Who was injured by the fallns ma,' when
III sbo was in the extension OF heL nund 70 es
h hard fhe crv of fire, and as she s1SrSdI ow
cane she heard scream al UHo oves sought
vonne glrl with black HAIR anu oo1 ID helm her
Ia get In. but before Emma c TnHyn Carving
The roof on which she stood wenU uof tbe window
her with it. By delaying 10 Open INT that this
Emma Haas was hurt. il was thouS orl,ed in the
must have been Katie McKeon' VIM pttsbnre teIe-
soan factory Her relatives IN fdatnrday that
he had not been heard of since the niS e no such
be iived ~ No Q Harrison-st There - th ~ KITE
Sv Some of the girls who worked VIII Int
WcKeon reported her as missing So lad
+he noIice we're unable to find where sue II .%a+ ba
Rn;IainOs Commissioner Gaylor stat IT, V y W
was incorrectly understood as say i"E WIS raising
M;ijar the contractor who was o.on,,tad .
the building, would not 90 20 nrose,
he meant that ne had not yet deteIlntht man Int
cute Mr. Miller, who was conpo' The facts in
Tonld await the official investigator 90 The Cor
the matter have already been pTesentn 10 ,vonld he
eno ronnseI who said that steps Mo t &c oo
{aken Mt once to recover the Iull P""''' ~
violation OF the law. 80, L. tho nresident of
Mavor Low wrote yesterday 70 tne pio nv 49, II
AZ, i}roo-Ivn Roard of Fire Underwriters tn~t n, Az
"ii he desirable for the Board 20 iuLo l ono
1,sa.nos Ilenartment where any euhdlnes ma! y; Q
s 70 10 used for purposes not cohlelaP,tSHI0u
tsr constructor and to ask for an oIloiat az ~
snect,on and also to report any vlolaIOhLs ~ %
SnIS;ng laws in the construction OF . pul,ulnSs
,vi;ch NAV come to the knowledge Oh hiS"1"HN'
men.