The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-01
FOUND TWO MORE CORPSES.
MAYOR GRANT INDIGNANT OYER THE
IMPERFECT SEARCH.

He was al the Ruins Himself nnd Verified
MS suspieions-sharpL Letters 10 theFire
Department and the Board OF Health
Re.uIt in Stimulating the work-Nearly
slA,OOO Raised for the Keller Fund.
Two more bodies were found yesterday In
the wreck OF the buildings In Park place de.
stroyed on Saturday. Aug. ~. They were
found in tho vault that extended under the
sidewalk in front Of Rosenfeld's bronze paint
factory at No. 10. The creator part OF Rosen-
fields stock consisted OF gold and silver
leaf. With the hopo OF saving some OF
the loss for his sister. Samuel Fry.
a bro her.ir-law OF Louis Rosenfeld,
Cook. Frank Wilson. and Charles Dawly to
clear out tho cellars. When they quit work on
Saturday they notified Mr.. Fry that as they got
further into the cellar tho odor was 80 foul that
they thought there must be corrses there yet.
Mr.. Fry obtained permits for his men to work
on sunday. but the bad weather prevented
The mon wero at work yesterday iem owing
heap Of brick when Mayor Grant, who has
visited tho ruins frequently. walked down tho
plank laid from tho sidewalk to the dsbrls in
tho cellar Of Nc. 70 and Watched them al work.
Fc told Mr. Fry who stood near by TINT 1t
would not surprise him II more bodies were
found. for tho smell was as bad rs over. III
spite OF all the disinfectants that had been
used.
As no was speaking Wilson shouted that hs
saw body under some barrels behind the
bricks at which he was working Mayor Grant
struck . wax match and looked In. There were
two corpses there. Sergeant Leamy, who was
In charge Of the police aroun! the ruins. notl-
ned the Church street station. and Capt. oleVin
sent call to the CoroAers o!f'ce and to the
Morcue. Help was get 20 uncover tho corpses
further, Tho news spread. and Fire Chiefs
Reilly and eastman md Police Captain Slevin
ordered the 1re lines to he established again
to keep back the crowd. Tho corpsos were
found at II 30 A. NJ. Police Inspector Will
liams and Deputy Coroner Hanly wore on tho
ground By 1915 clock. Tho dead wagon with
four collins arrived little later. Chiefs Reilly
and eastman said that tho portion OF the
ruins where the bodies were found was not
MINIS : men bad had that FOB ana had reportel
IS 10 10. aud that no bod los remained there,
Each Of the buildings Destroyed had cellar
with the frst BY small archway through :. e
up this entrance way whom Contractor Grim.
n' h"a dnf ss
the were lot OF s%p Ss ban
but sSs So1srsd &c
crop;ei, light brown hair. The corpse lay
IT, hss %! noue the
was another CORPSE. Each lay face downward.
resting on the arms which were crossed IN
When the second Of the two cerpses was
said they Thought It that OF Newman Gold
was secuted By the reporters who witn Y. e,
sas hs On ~ q 'e eods dds
1 'E t. he was s'G The eorpse he
lewis eet a little ratified when his iden!inca-
ton vas disputed yesterday, and said: Vel.
qe1 'aSsS sh' ma 9a
big silver Taeh and SGd t n h rs ofks1
found. and the Identification was Put on rec
90 R"s"nfeld recognized the other body as
that OF Samuel Blltz. who lived with Gold
schmidt, He recognized it By the clothes.
With ne exception Of Abraham DukHreyitSh:
Ss' % eornss IS %en fan Ss,'sseS
in the ruins to thu: wagon in tho middle Of the
the proceedings from the window Of her home
at6l Park place. just opposite The men car
rying the cofflns passed directly over tho place
whore the tlremen, after two hours hard labor.
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a protecting cage around her. Her head.
pushed far out OF tho window yesterday. still
wore the bnndaRes put on II by the surgeons
at Chambers Street Hospital and her left arm
was in n sling.
Mayor Grant Is not certain that all the bodies
have even now been recoN cred. He said that
some one was to blame for not having COM
plotted tho work OF senching the ruins. He sent
these letters yesterday:
TO the Acting Tres nj orfhe FIRE Department.
Ss You are hereby directed forthwith to remove all
the bodies and d bris OF the Park place accident
have not been removed Chapter 56B OF tho Laws OF
1887 makes the 0 ain duty OF yonr depsr 20
yosDis The xsik NECESSARY for he recovery Of tho
bodies Of the killed And INJURED That your department
know the reason Cor this neglect OF tho per
fornlanco OF its duty by your department and ask
thai report he made forthwith as 60 the delay in tho
lartment stopped working before AL the bodies wers
found and properly removed aud before the ruins
Above al your department she's At once do this
work which the law requires to.o tetpeetfuy,
IIuGH j. GRANT. Mayor.
Aug 81.
tn ne rr>iid.ni ort.. Boa d NJ hni"
SIR fon will speedily make rei"-tss to the reasons
why so department has not mane thorough invest
cation ne .esn. OF The rs,k pace aecide1t and Why
disintecting OF the place has been done md BY
outside company and not By the regular Gsinfecting
TloAs bodies were situated that any careful inves
IVA ion 6y your would have hsSo,sa a
nf nav. made
Ioa.. .ys ,e.n SLOWED to IL i"r 50 long tins With.
lieQuest sreedi and promptly take