The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-06


cciings to II. One edge Of tho piece is rough.
i t95n Sawhy s rec
semales fragment OF a Hammond type
REcoNsTRUCTINa THE MANS CLOTHES.
mine almost exactly how the murderer was
u clay colored cont and. vest: striped
CT RnrRs fs Shoes fS ssf
sRIrt; :, ~ trass p linen snirt YES ISanS
G" or M. G" There were also tho numbers
tSo ahs the s"d saSres
h picket goods Il ths way Tes OUTSIDE
pairs Of gloves. a womans pocket hsndker.
sna rSs ass
q ten-dollar, bill and two small KEYS. one Of
Ehsa Hs s spS ets the other round They
Morsue yesterday afternoon to secure pictures
tlcation. To Sun reporter tho Inspector said:
The press can DE- more thar The police s,IIi in
nounce to all those who know Of missing
man that the head Of the murderer may 30
at th9 SfEu9 IN s ety t.
I VI! oaly r. - the Icrsas it viii simplify mat
CLEARING up-No LOST SECURITIES.
Men worked at the wreck OF the Arcade
terday morning the. damaged floors had been
saes in tho tudne 0 were eeep Permitted
int oes nd tS sssrf
took place. was there all night. He had ~ largo
force Of messenger boys searching tho debris;
pb dxss 0u3s to Mr. osSarn
made arrangements. for teImGnorp.y u Offices
sdss tes sSe8m tSla
sartiss SRss he isTt Vent $%sS 70 sSs sass
checks which may have been destroyed. or
may be In tn mass Of papcrs col! by Mr.;
probably DO somo ,troubl. over u few checks.
but that there would be moro about stock GER
Tho certificate for 100 sharcs OF c.. B. and
debris. Tint was the certificate for which
Of Im1rle \ Co. The certified check he carried
was not found; Payment on tho check was
s'SRpeGG onn er9 las establlsfed offices Mt 10
ola o1ee u good share Of the time ne ,,.,
or and css
All Of them avoided tho private, office. where
Th 70 h viii
u few thousand dollars.
ALL THE INJURED DOING WELL
Tho three men who wcre most seriously in
iured by tho explosion Of the bomb aro all do
~ T., Laidlaw. Jr:. will probably DO able to
GO to his home In two weeks.
badly Sraiscd. hid is still suffering from shock.
Frank Robertson will NOT be blind for life, MS
was ut first feared. Tho surgeons found T.
e to h 20 s h s
Il Is thought tint by Monday those two mon
will be well enough to see their friends.
wHERE DID THE EXPLOSIVE COME PROM?
An engineer familiar with explosives said
ii Was discussing tho subject with some
clusion that tho lunntic used IL high grade Of
nSnrG IN rs
gycerine. 1t. is sold In cartridges. Ono OF
these may DO droIpeda dozen times without
aroHped only n few ~T set The ounces
would be ten to one against an explosion.
used thrre would still bo chances of its
% SGPs ~ff s
no must have cEargedit himself, as he, could
not have purchased tho completed bomb any.
would explode without fail, I do not believe.
however. that he could have bought pure
nitro-g lycerino or even u very strong grade
a dynamite anywhere ON Manhattan Island.
The law Is very strict against the sale OF such
explosives. and every contractor who handles
thom must give u bond 81 $4,000 to tho state.
city or to manufacture It here II man made
pr S RS fsi Rs Ss sss e is
Tor i he'd have y hard time getting It. Out in
Gycerinr in its pure form for shooting wells.
i womld be Very easy for man to got IL
IN tho stun was ,nitro-gycerino 1t was very
likely carr ind in - bottle. A soda water bottle
would make II very good glass bomb.
MI. SAGE WAS FOND or YOUNG MORTON.
The body ot benjamin +. Norton, Mr. SuGe's
clerk. who died IN the Chambers street liospi-
tai soon after tho explosion. was taken to his
fathers homeat Far l;Ucknway yesterda after
noon. Funeral services will DO held on Monday
ut the house and In the Far Rockuway presby-
terrain Church. His death Is severe blow
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