New-York tribune., 1891-08-26

90 oman fhe safe and take out lne Doohs W" P"P
Cantaip slevln however, refused h allow anSon" '"'
Mr. Rosenfolds widow to touch his properly -
M Elts,s coat and waistcoat. containing Keys
nons and invoices, were found shortly after the Te
-, 90 ris boay another waistcoat contained silVer
tcb of swiss make and numb rel 1885, the ca iiuHr
hor hei,- 3ssO The plated watch chain was adoi''eN
Win a lockct on the inside Of which was cAsraVeu
borea,s bead st another waiscoat was tOuho la'i
IN tbo afternoon and this contained silver "athani
watch of BARTLETT make, No G54,767; 50 In DIS TWO
25-cent pieces ana seven accouh' OoOA''
Young. No &c Park Pace.
one Of the saddest Of all the sad stories cohnec'eu
With this disaster is that of Mamie Lawlcss an
eirhteen- year-od girl, who tomorrow Wou q hb'e w
come The bride of Ralph Waddington, manly floui's
to,low who had won her love ,he was a boob6nder
~ tho Sonth Publishing COmpahy's Offices, ana Nas
m t, '' Snishlng her last days work when Youth ana
~, were crushed out She lVed WIN her slstii - ~
Henry-st. Brooklyn, and would nave oeen haHG HdGd n
81 Peters Church The younS wife OF tlahh @ DOuu =
;Ioncshoreman, who dlned in Peterson rcsIauinn.
waits patiently through the long hours With st2hS Th
eond hodv found Yesterday was at first believed TO
be his, but his wife cond not Identity II. Inc hnr en
who was thought to be Jennie Flower MS ra Du.a
identified Annie Tully, sovenea years ou' WHO A'''
at No. 81 Madison-st. ,,-,.,.,, mn,
got to work was the return by one OF tne ealt % " Te
were cartng away the rubbish from the steet ,eba Go
wardrobe containing gray suit OF clonSS anu on of Ihe
derby hat This box had been carried OUT oi tben S
rulss and thrown the pile OF rubbish au t 1he ~
ear fsed cart aTss ts Do SpTeT 5ee Thoas Welsh Of So Oh
ave. observed some clothing in the box ne P Pu.M M
back the cart and returned 1t to thc Scd d fonnd
catastrophe. The clothing eNamncd anu ion,Iu 1i
10 be tia Of Conrad schmidt, the foreman ~ LTpS t %
& MASS llthOgraphc works In the pocEus r VI me
vest found silver watch ana chaIm I"' r,1o,
note book and S21 IL in money. These aIttGs I, .h
were put in bundle and placed in the halus Vi 'e
The worlmen had got to work in earnest now ana th
were rapidly removing the rubbish piled % asnHst 'ilS
DatRo south wall d,mS To De,m &ny Wes
and braced against the wall to r,pT PTeVes Seemed
from falling on the WOrEmGn sEH S anpeared to be in
an exceedingly unsafe condition. d.. ,,,o.,ro
At 10 the night gang discovered the mr., cDn vci
after starting to work. 1t was the forty -thM Vlcun
taken from the ruins and found under one OF lle
heavy presses near the eastern wall inc bod va Wa
10 a human form. Tie head and shoulders were cut
away from the rest of the BODY The lower part was
bv which the body could be identified The terrible
stencil which began to come from the runs was . Wiz
sights which the searcherS might expect to encounter
as they go further down Into the mass OF r,DD I ,n
strong and brave men, fremen and policemen VINO had
seen twenty or thirty years Of service were Obliged 10
turn away from the terrible 5sht , ,,o tiro tbe forty
third victim was brought out until the forty fourth was
unearthed. This also was woman or gir, DepIiSS poiS
Like the former one, she found under the Dig
presses near the east wall and she was loIThy m abi
10 recognize this shapeess mass rms corpse WIS Hhs
carried at i5 O'Clock and ten minutes laep LEE
another call for the men from tie mean
mcnt. This time the victim was boy evidently from from
seventeen to eighteen years Old ms 1ees With
oVeTs d&s Se Jumper Tp laced Shoes woSen stockings and
white undershlrt. The only article found In ms ms
cast wall where the building numbered 90 stood lie
the forty-ffth victim taken out and was remover
az At o;2o O'Clock male, adult the forty +S
sixth SIX Victim tdd wss tc rm2ySG %s anG iTGm was terribly
5HrnG s TaS s iGnG ong hfas wSs 1s bucd of and his
were burned away below the knee He was G ioahd ih
fourth floor Four teeth in his upper jaw were knocked
BTdeS & Were m coming m Tos 70 E found another body Of
NAL. adult was discovered near the west wall whert
the 9sdng sss numbered inches :S s'00a IN hight ' and
probably about thlrtyelght years old lie ,wore, q
white shirt and collar In his pocket was IOunI S1cS
and the Gilbert Manufacturing Company in anolhrr
There was address which soo,s was 80 hin DaIH
II looked like No 113 West seventh-st: In another
note shook was the name F. f. Jendins kinsnea' aS MS
knife gold watch and chain small locket attached
to the chain with lock Of hair in it and diamond
In the locEet. lie had a seal ring on the ioUrtl @
finger of the right hand the stone being green one
IIe wore white undercothing. The watch had sGpPSt
at ; 20 a. Ts@o1ed 0 10 he % MoTse at once
Just after this body was removed l., Mallory al
electric light lineman. observed one oI @ ihG H@anIl @
laborers going through q coat over In dark C0ruc
behind some heavy tmbcrs leaning against the sont'
wall. The lineman called the attention OF the p3nc
wonId not hold water. because the coat burnec
and water soaked II looked so suspicious that IN
Italian was arrested and searched. Nothing was fQnn
ON him. but he was sent 10 The Church-st. station
TEe e Tlctm, man evidently abou
twcntv-two wears old, taken out at precisely j
%siI'oi wall Of NO 20 The man about . feet nche
in height weighed about 3o pounds a and and ie hdd Se
black b hair oson m cg so WfFS that aT the R top Of W the
could i''' not be put on Ills cloth ng conslste
Of pair OF dark striped trousers hed up b
WAS paw White and he wore one black glove with n
fingers cut out In his pGG,ihets r was ud iong hngcr VIII
shoes were laced and he wore white cotton socks
one of the sheets Of songs such as are sold on IN
! street was also found In his pocket.
fie crowds at College Place and Greenwich-st
did not 70 decrease as the Rghf n Te% bs ,e co
see nothing except the increasing pile OF rubbish whc
the worknen were making in the street; ,- ,,,,r.
At IL :O5 O'Clock the forty ninth body was iQuhd
that part of the building occupied by the lludS0
Restaurant 1t that of man about ity -'iye year
weight lie wore a white linen shirt, dark waistc0a
and coat laced shoes black derby hat and black tiC
~ ~ Inbn Hyland No 172 West Ninety -sixthst, an
a memorandum book which was the same name
Which cil' was attached tag on wtch engraved tn
name Of John Hyland. Coroner H. b. Page, who 9 TOO
was the body Of John Hyland, of Penn Van, Yate
County York. who was In the city irr the purpcs
! NJ receiving medical treatment and was staying temp;
~ pariiv at 30. IT, West Nine -sxth-st lie left III
| oGce Of his SON No 10 Thomas-st about noon 0
| saturday and was in the hudson Restaurant when III
| bnildipg fell a few minutes before leaving his SON
Office lIyland had received telegrlm informing hm
tie death of his wife at Penn Yan, and strange to sa
| She died less than an hour before the Park Plac
| disaster. ,
All the efforts Of the remen and the copious shower
| Of rain which fell since SATURDAY had failed to pm
ont entirely fire in the ruins Yesterday when p e
| Of flooring was pulled down. flames burst forth.
| stream OF water poured on them, aud they wer
| nuicltlv CHECKED. The wcrkmen were then agai
free ~ continue their task Of removing the mass
| one body was taken from tho basement Of tn
restaurant vest Idav and there Is every reason to j.,
reye that many will be discovered there In tn
course Of t0d1v. ll who succeeded in escaping froI
| the restaurant agree In saving that
! number of persons were undoubtedly cIushe
! 10 death in there. The estimate
| the number of those in the place at the umc Of n
collapse Of the building varies from twenty to sixtl
| and few Of these made their escape.
The fftlcth body discovered in the haSemar
of the paint shop Of Rosenfcld Co., the sirc'
! val al Il 20 a. m There delay in removing
! 81 10 so O. ~ the ffty-hrst body was di,cOvcTc
IN The rear Of the basement of the restaurant
on. Nrrf~r 1rfrr .ctrt,r,