The sun., 1891-11-23

Stripes that hoated from the nagstnu were nV y,
Il was possible to use tho big iron shoyels tn
sides OF the. excavation. which by this tim
torraced Sq u and they % swarmcd % With With shoveliors
Hd a6ssn S the r !. sa wss sSoSs s5s,
worked steadily nil day. but the bottom Q
ss ss Gssav"SS ss soad was work s" .hes and only
ford .; the senp Of bn tnY asnrs, @
Of the work, and hc was one Of the few mel
who showed any energy, There was danIel
trench that had been dug for tho nmxiliar,
pipe and sheccted up with plank was iilled nI
" Snnk share. le The @ heads r Of almost ali the cts
departments came to look nt the excavation
during tn. day. and several ot them seemed T.
think that the rncc against the water suppl,
would be u close one, and Brooklyn could con,
grntulatc herself If she were not entirely shut
No special effort was made to look for, the
sodes Of the n th wh" wsre G%en tnre hsT
fallen into the trench that had been dug for
the auxiliary main. and nearly all ot the work
that was done yesterday was directly over the
One body was recovered at 2:3o o'clock yes
Il twas was placed on strctcher and ,arricd out tI
Tho ropes. A young Italian in the crowd
That's my brother.
How eau you identify him p asked Capt.
Ho had $50 in his packet" was the reply,
The police found rolled mn In q little wnd in
one pocket n $40 note and two So notes. In
said that It was tho body OF his brother Pau!o
Gundino. who had been living with him at 81
iauio was III years old. and he came to this
country.n short TING ago. leaving a vile ana
three children in ita ,o as Was thn the bnnn mnn
men who were. working, within two feet Of him
saw him go down. and second later the dirt
This body was uncovered. because IT was
ght oyer the omHn w i pr n INIT e to
night. Mr.. Crawford says that he Is sure that
those missing men are Hushey Murphy. jose
s.ni; Presdent ont ltrhard rickcrng of the goard of
Aldermen and ut present netting Mayor ot
men nni engineers at the excavation about 3
o'clock what were tho prospect of repairing
around the hole when it became dirk.
There were @ e., also ateTrs Oh every & terrace .h q
men relieved those who had been working all
daK; ,,,o 81, ,o,,,,;, a.
one spot late last night. hut in order, to repair
It the conduit will have to 10 cleared !or a dis
tance Of about tlity feet. ThG cxcayation l is IN
touching the conduit, so tint there is lots Of
work yet before any attempt can be made to
Wi Wien i The conduit was built ii 1856 the city
ad not have as many n9nds to- 'raw St i from mas as
VnIs IN the n arch 50 that tic spring water could
run in. II Is nov 81, rofea, that under the
conduit gave way and the water iron, it quick
" undermined the bank that had been held in
Several lengths of tho Long Island Water
Supply CompaSys main were taken out Of the
pses@ good ycSnato m r W %raword Mo acdu had eSa
ined 1t where 1t was exposed on saturday
GT1nc and D tnsrS b; the TnT e. GAS sEn Of
that was broke Ell ran to Woodhaven. and that
little town had to depend on lamps and candles
Tho police. in enforcing Commissioner
Adams's order. decided last night to shut OF
water from steamboats, and tugs as we'll rs
The, suburban sections Of Brooklyn. which
We're formerly independents towns. are fairly
supplied with wells and the suffering from u
famine there would not be 50 serious. In the
lower part OF the city wells are very scarce. and
cstmated tGm iGs that % ny worEen
will be idle to-day II Commissioner Adamss
5 as is at Fs Fass ash y
hear the latest news from Ridgewood, and to
see that every police Captain was doing his
-: The police ofiicers. he said. wlll instruct
ty hs Water Eiestrc lsht and gus 81 plants viii
be ri lowed to continue their use of water us
usual to lssss sad S esVated S pass sead in 'a
ssrs Shs; I'M bgs1s;s i no 81 ESSs
to eeonomiZe as strictly MS possible. The brew;
cries, ! believe. are very. generally Furnished
Interfere with the production OF beer to any
extent | think manufacturers generally will
th9 e ss Of atH sHe wats ana
atrrld that aappy honsekeepers will 80 on o,
the order. 1t Is the custom to put the clothes
for the week. = wash In soak on Sunday. The
housekeepers who have done that will proba-
spite OF the order, to the contrary"
In the Eastern District, where more than n
SoSsd dif ct s aG% %a9sr Ia
water for three days would throw nearly
employ more than 25.O0O hands. and none OF
these. it was said. except tho furnace men and
Ths oes
will continue without a fresh supply for day
supSiy or close e down. The demand @ for beer
almost equals the supply. and there is but lit
At Havemeyer's big refneries superintend-
son g. viii was1 the
their 4Ut0 hands would be laid of unless the
famine threatened to last longer than that
The. reineries use, about. 10000 gallons a
day Of tho .city's water, and nearly as much
more from their own wells IL and springs.
prevent closing down Gltogether. The man
four hours without drawing on the city.
An employee uf the Union Ferry Company
structions to tho pilots Of tho boats to obtain
their watcr in this city.
Tho big iron works. tin stamping establish
ments. soda works. and photographers will lay
OH their men Tomorrow. and overhaul their
machinery.
Shuts & Freedman. tho big bakers. applied
to the police for permission to draw enough
water for their daily baking. They were re-
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