The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-05

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rieht ear laeeratsd. None OF these men were
BADLY Shaken up. ' " E Conner L CO. at once
secured the vacant ground floor room at 10
Broadway for Offices and at o'clock were
busy getting what was left OF their furniture
and belongings oyer there.
Ex.Go Cornell, who was on the landing, OF
sounded to him as 10 1t came from above. He
saw cloud OF dust and smoke and blue fame
shoot up from the shaft.
Toward the front q the 6uhIding: and open
are the Offices Of J. +. dc Navarro and James
3 Cline. The windows Of these ofiices were
burst In and several chairs were overturned:
Mr.. Navarro. who WAS setting at his desk. had
When they pIeted up Norton ; body from the
street under the wfndows they found that
upon tho desk In front Of him In the room
above a few minutes before Tho machine was
much bent. but not broken. 1t was stained
with blood. and many OF the Keys were red
Henry schecker. one OF Duffy's assistants.
who was tho first To touch the fragments OF tho
from the building at II Broadway. says that
he is positive thstthere We're three pistols near
fragments OF a fourth. Duffy. himself. Is suIo
that he saw one pistol there and the Fragments
OF another. also u pair Of eye glasaes He says
that IN officer OF the Church street station
took these things. At the station twas de- |
MED ta qny pst0s had been brought there
sion. but they had no particulars.
MR.. SAGE KEEPS HIS NERVE