Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05
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THE INJURED BROKER
Russell Sage Was Able to Sit Up
This Morning.
LAUNCHING TIE CRUISER MONTGOMERY
Dom Pedro's Remains to Be Taken
to Lisbon.
LAUNCHING TEE CRUISER MONTGOMERY
FAILURE OF BIG NAIL WORKS.
TWO PERSONS WERE KILLED.

Reviewing the Extent OF the Disaster In Rus
SSH sage's once.
NEw YoRK, Dec. Sat the home Of Russell
Sage II is said this morning that the injured
man passed good night Mr.. Sage was die
tating letters in bed and had received many
callers As well as many kilograms of congratu-
lation. He slept well during the night His face is
badly lacerated and his body full of splnters
and bits Of glass. His eyebrows and considera-
bio Of his hair are gone. Col. Slocum. his
brother-in-law, who was also cut and bruised,
was at the Office today. There is no clue a. yet
a. to the identity Of the assassin.
TWO WERE KILLED.
It is settled that the only persons killed were
the unknown dynamiter and Mr.. Sage's clerk
Norton.
The men who were injured by the explosion
at II Broadway were doing well this morning.
c. ". Osborn, who ia at the Chambers Street
Hospital suffering from a compound fracture OF
the skull and wound Of the neck, passed a restfui
night and was comparatively bright and cheer.
full this morning. He is believed TO have q fair
chance Of recovery.
Mr.. Washington Z Conner was seen ct his
new office, No: 70 Broadway. He said; Il
called on Mr.. Sage this morning at his house
and found him looking quite bright and cheer.
full. He win be all right again In few days, l
think. There is no truth in the rumor that
any bonds were lost By either Mr.. Sage or my
self. What papers were scattered on the floor
were picked up again and are all right. We
won't lose dollar save BY the destruction Of
the Office and furniture"
Frank Robinson. the young clerk OF Imsbree
& Co., brokers, who lives at Bergen Point,
passed quiet night at the hospital. and his
condition Is spoken Of encouragingly. His
hope to save the other one. His other in
jurics are not regarded serious enough to cause
apprehension.
VIM. r. Laidlaw, clerk Of John Bloodgood
4 Co.. who was in Mr.. Sages Office when the
explosion occurred, u doing well at ST Vim
cents Hospital.
LOOKING FOR QUARTERS.
Al 10 o'clock this morning Mr.. Osborn, chief
clerk of Russell Sage, said that arrangements
had been made for temporary transaction OF the
business of Mr.. Sages Office at Messrs. Cald.
well Il Bunker's, brokers, on the second floor OF
No. 81 Broadway. Mr.. Osborn had q force
Of young men at work overhauling great
pile of rubbish, picking out valuable papers
which the explosion had scattered all over the
premises. The 100 shares of c., q. and Q. stock
which Mr.. Snge's clerk was about handing to
Clerk Robinson in exchange Tor $4,000 certified
check when the crash came were found at an
early hour this morning, but the check had not
turned up. Mr.. Osborn said he was looking
for Q permanent office, but had not found
a place. At Messrs. Caldwell 4
Bunker's Office it was said that Mr.. Sage's
name had been transferred to their tape and
that all inquiries should be directed there for
the present. MIR. Osborn, they said, was
formerly attached to that office, and they were
glad to give their facilities for the use Of the
firm.
NOT WILSON OF GLEN's FALLA
A dispatch from Utica says: Hiram d. Wilson
of Glsn Falls, sent to the state hospital some
time ago, is not the bomb thrower who made
the attempt on the life Of Russell Sage yester-
day. The man is still an inmate OF the iusti.
tuition, where he has never left since he was in
carcerated.