The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-02
NO MORE CORPSES FOUND.
CORONER HANLY BEGTN' TIE IN
QUEST ON THE sIJTY-TWo DEAD.

CORONER MANLY BEGINS THE IN
QUEST ON THE SINTY-TTo DEAD
For Three Years tho Ruiiding Had Been
Shnkiug-A Weight OF $50 Tons ON tne
IIthographer's Fioors-A Plaster Head
| In the Raina Mistaken tor n Mans.
Tho work o. clearing away tho ruins ~ tho
destroyed buildings in Park place was prnc'i'
| Gully completed ,cs'eriay. There Ia cons'd-
| cradle debris vet 10 he carted 10 I'll" dump. pus
| II has all been turned over and eifted, ana inc
! contractors say positively that thcre are no
! more oorpses there. Tho floors oil the pnse-
ments arc all barc. md no heap Of refuse re-
mains large enough to conceal arcTFso.
| Nsar whnrc the two corpses wero iound on
| Monday tho laborers unonrthcd yesterday
/ what looked like n mans head. 1t proved 10
/ 10 u plaster east OF u head, but II was lying
face downward, md With tho cxrosed portion
| tlnckened. Mayor Grant visited tho ruins at
! To-, A. NJ. and had short TAX with Fire CHER
! eastman and Police Sergeant Lam"y. The
+ Sergeant reported that the vaults had been
thoroughly examined. without result. CHIEF
Eastman told the May or that the walls OF the
burned-out building on the corner OF Hreeh
wch street and Park place had been securely
shored, and would be removed rs soon MS tho
fire insurance people had made their exam MI.
tion and report.
Solomon Dukarevt,c!i. who has not hcen two
blocks from the ruins since the work Of search
ing them was begun. still insists that the
LodY OF his boy Abraham will be found there.
IIo snys that nothing will persuade him 10
leave tho place until tho body is found or work
on tho ruins stops The dreRs from cnsli
drained over tho hands of two laborcrs " o
wore lifting it from the cellar OF Trpres drug
store Yesterday and burned them severely.
DR.. Doty, VIII" represented me iraltn Depntl,
ment at the ruins did not know the nature o!
the stuff the cnsk had contained. he WORK Of
clearing away the rubbish went on until late
Coroner llanly and his Jury OF eyler.s
OF Part l. ~ tho Heneln sessions TIC room
Harris and surerlntenden., l!,ay % Tho
nrs nlently. Fire Mar hal Mitchell aud A.;
! slant Marshal Frank were there, sc,ttorcd
among the large numher OF Witnesses WHO l,ni
lpan subpi naed were women in mourning,
wives and mothors OF the victims
Assistant Iis,liet Attorneys by, EedIorn an and
wa no ross examination. There was some
,orna testimony about Tho collapse .p 81 the
commission merchan, VIII" has an olliGe at 81
lark place opposite the seen" 1t tns disaster,
Sa H hY i 1s he t.
bursting out. A dsrrrnn"ing noise followed.
and the next moment cloud OF rirt und dnst
had hear! nothing which IN his opini"n.
sounded like an explosion.
Gn"rre Friscncn. one OF retersen's walters.
said tina, the mortar II ON the ceiling had r. =
uuently lodged in his customers SOUP and he
hal h to clean up the dust s sey"ra, es s
fore the building went GoAn he noticed tn ee
long cracks coming ~ the east @nli; and he ran
out. leariwg hat something was x ing TO hap
pen 1T was when the mach merry WA working.
frisch"n -nih. in nnsMerto Col IownsenLs
most abont the dust which ieIl in their food.
Eugene ieagney. the plInter VINO hhd an
sSs IN n ssd o at +. SH the
ing for the building Rnd bad lad contract
with Mr. Grain g. nce last May to look alter tho
OF the Fire Dcpnrtmrnt or tho Building De-
Iartment at the Tnll..r building,
Deputy Coroner Philip +. Eouln read FOR The
benefit Of the lurv he list OF the identified
dead. Of the Sixty wo bodies taken out nifty
o"S The or
Theodore l. Lieblcr gave more information
floors occure by his litho @rauhing firm. tian
he had previously Furnished !" the acting Dis,
ali told. six "i whic We're on the, fourth iio"r.
Store. in racks along the south wal If the
tGrrh Yor there s were 4o
3n,0Ou to 10000 pounds OF Tarer were piled w.
On Sanfday mo.i"E Arf ~ len ea,es Of
said. wouil weigh from i've 10 seven ions
the neongiuGs Of the firm stored on the two
floors weighed about l5O tons. Mr. Liehl"r
any unusual vihrati"n in the Tuiidins AMI he
had always considered the structure IA vciy
j. A. 4. Mass Of the lithorrarhine firm ,,e-
scrihed wildly how he had got out Il the
tut ding. He lumIei around l.. tho witness
plosions OF his lrs which startled the Juror.
how the noise OF the falling building sounded
Andrew Petersen. the restaurant keeper
gave bis ies'im"n, in broken English. lie was
~ In ,h"re taurnnt at tho time Of he dish: TER
lost my son in that Fl Q as we'll rs ms hus ess.
! ALWAYS thought the building was ,nther
things were moved or tho floors above. Then
The customer- would Ium In tneir chairs an
tnmGIns 1 the GAS xtvro ss seve"" He
The gus brackets wou!,l sway forward aud
back every nee in while"
Louis Fuhrlemann aud John wilthon. two
cnre from the basemrn, in which they we're
trapped by the ,t fallen hutling They climbed
noise as the building came down sounded like
the sharn rero + OF q gun: Both agreed that
ac not water boilers in the were In
lie called at l0's O'Clock this morning.
Tx no otn amount {" c ont Yon Ecceired
G5s t. EhF R%ss. fl s. j. Sh' SSisSs
~" Charles Lowen,ha Co. SIS; oI f"Tace
White. sl0D: r. H.. New Rochelle. 81: through
NJ, OBJ snh-im"r $3.50; employees Morris ia;
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y Essential. $40: through Staats Iritnnp. 1851 |:
Irishman. SO; EMPLOYEES Fred On erlnnn.
slG7; George 4. Scher2el. S.; Angelica Is.
fnher. So: George ". Fnher., so: leather
50; Semen lache Il Co. 500 Practical Assoc
cia'ion OF printers md iool binders OF brook
lyn *lU; Harper Bros. 500; j. S. Kennedy.
500.
TrE SrS YESTERDAY received 81 from Mrs. J.
L. C!onin OF Astoria Tor the fund.
BID 81. ". H." CHECKS.