The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-24

pIecou tOkotn0t on tn0 fiRntsubuu siuo Oh tuo
room IS one enters. The implanted boxes
feet from the floor. Ofncer Morrell OF the
Thirty.Hfth street nolics station stood at the
dor TO keep back those whose only interest
n Tssr Ss s.Fs bodies in the Morsu.
brought 10 i one more body. T6e hesrse made
body was left at the Morepe. ana finally
door ana sddana Bodies w.Rs
takcn out. This makes to- al Of twelve bodies
Eight Of these weie Identified. and we're ro.
moved after Coroner Hanley and his deputy;
ek
Gustav Iiokert's body was burned beyond
Eec,cenitIon; A.oIn 4, the uGner portion Of ,ns
who lived in the house. with Zicsert at $40
Washington street. hoIoken. was a. first un.
able to o., Identity tho body. Zickert was ~
MI: 6s..n ,, said that the body IN the conn u,
BABY Shati:i Then his bre.% ef. JOHN h T
looked al tho body and said he was almost
Sir. IarSns remembered that Gustav, zicksrt
carried latch key that h he had eiyen HIM lied
surrender, was the latch key. THIS made the
in one OF tho small bodies, twisted and
l!rooklyn,, recognized his l5.year.?la son ION
that Of his ;-year- old son Charles " 10 had cen
as Ths Soas Ct 1 u teS Gss
Pis Sn = years old, va, iIsntiilsd 6y
s Aee wassr was f Ssnea BY His ciosh.
He Is Uerman aud had been In this country u, irs
ir,h hS SSs a TO
Early IN tho afternoon tive vel: dressed
stood behlnd tho people who crowded around
the coliins. anu craned their necls to get
look ed as II they had been weerne. Ono OF
the bodies particularly attracted Their alton.
and aGy . yusnc
sterped up to the pine boz AMI gazsI earnest.
body Then they wisad'eTT no and after
ed fate later Win Frseriss Glade and again ooksd
at the Lody. Tho arms were bent across the
Nj. Glade said tina. he was .urs, that It VA.
the bouy Of Gustav steiner Of III East 10Th
stubby share OF the fingers aud toes one OF
Ss e g, %as iash,.a about
O'Clock by : piece OF an apron and the, share q
the nose, ltwast the body OF Frank Hatch. 33
people, e Who iooEs , al tho Jour ".hel Sodiss
ii their I IDENTITY during The day. The features OF
one o, thass bodies me.e strongly marAed;
sh nGlo Sis,iinr ous,"rhs. IN which the gray
hairs could be distinguished. Notwithstanding
The body was about 5 feet II inches tall and
was Iressel IN gray uuderclotnirs, white
shirt while ,stocXinG,. md coat q o.scS
Next TO tnis elleriy man was the body OF a Toy
about - ears o.d. The clothes We're eom-
The third unidentified body was that OF
man who was Ierh"ps % Yeas o.a, -. IT Iva was
dressed III part OF u waite I'm ,er,hrt ani
fan c
whlskela Tho Other unidentil.e. man WAS
strongly built aud winout anytr"c OF clothes.
The icatures could not be DIST nGuishcc.
Mrs. Caroline Brown OF Jersey City STAYED at
the Morsne Tor several hours waiting !pr the
Brown They were bl other ahi sister and
came irom Germany not long ago 20 Ma y WI.
SATURDAY in tie ofics rl Lie lcr :, Mas.
-, want the bay my grandson SAD Al
od man TO MGnE , Ss'sr Se is a,aa
lnucn OF Il More street Wi.ian bprch and
his grandson was IL yea s o.d. and lived with
His name was Edwin H. shattuck and he
@. v" mon ca led al the No. que 10 ask 10. tho
b ~ ui Jenny lower. She Mas /! yeas Old
sns LIVED h In WAS HHG at
day was to hav. been her wedding day.
She was going to- n!arriet IN Grace church.
Her body ia, hot peen recovered. 1Eecapnrity
~ a. Mr.. Wh to expected, Flt,y cotln, were
for to-day S Developments.
About clock las night the boiy otayounG
man was brought n. Hc wa, AFTER ara iden-
titled ~ Ab.aLnln i,eko@, III. n native OF hu,-
sii, II yeats old. He had been n THIS country
Tor twI years aud had no Relatives here. Le,
ko--nleld ~ lU3 Last EiEnly-lISi street and
II. Wiener OF las first Avenue clhimed tue
BODY THIS was the last body bi ought III.
ri.nd- MADE inuuiIl.s !or John Aru,chul'z,
,royrt y Lleb!er X Mass. =. man WHO re-
fused 10 give us naElr, wanted to Know Ii the
body OF MO lis A. iie!inE had been i"und.
herring WAS q salesman IN = hhrne.s ore ia
Nescy street. He took his meals u lete. sens
Three young men called 10 identify the boly
OF AuLir luilv OF ~ Madison street 10 W.
man has been recovered :.o!n the wreck yet.
Louis kraemsr OF 1853 Lafayette avenue.
Brooklyn. thought that he recognized the Uody
OF mo. T. OF yesterday Us LLrr.e. u FRESHMAN
at 10 Park place. Lu he was lot wiling to
swear TO it. The same hlaemer thought mat
:" 80 4" OF Saturday was George schrl also
pressman Srhells barber appeared n low
moments atterwald aud said that The body was
The father Of Robert II. Marks. photographer.
was seesIn for his con.
Jacob jacobson OF l5l West Twenty ninth
street was distressed at not inuing tho Uodv
Of his friend George Eeiners.