New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02

and released bail c rrelius keegah, Ihe
father of one Of the defendants OF NO. 1oi 49, 49,
Flfty-third-st qualified in s@.Ooo ior edcn o, '"e
defendants and the contractors were released
While the work Of rescue was In progress me
firemen and police were making JOINT INQUIRY 10
determine the cause of the disaster ana wneller
anv nerson was responsible for it. The infornla-
ton which they received satisfied them that 'he
floor that collap sed was OVerwelgtied' tohti "
or Keegan said: What caused the accident j. d
mystery to me, but am positive mat IL dlu hot
result from overwhelming the floor. As fast as
the bricks and rubbish were gatheIcu; the! "eie
lowered into the street and carted on.
There were five men WORKING on Ihe npOt VIII
II fell besides those mentioned as being killed.
and injured. They MANAGED to scrainbi i ac 10
- the main building as they felt the moor SLIM
beneath them and thus saved themselves
Among the first to reach the scene of the disaster
were Fathers DAILY and Cunnion OF 81 kapna asa >
Church at Tenth-ave and FOrueth-sl. Inc!
FASTENED from the parish house at the nrst re-
port OF the accident As the injured men wtre et
tricated from the ruins and carried out 'nT 800
gave them the comforts Of their religion. To those
who appeared mortally wounded extreme unctiol
was administered before they were placed IN 'he
ambulances.
THE KILLED AND INJURED
The following men were killed:
CULLEN. Hugh, aged twenty-five ao'''S'
TIcCoR, Angelo. aged twenty-sx' No. S'S h'eV-
oC0XSZ5R John. No. i27 West Forty sixth-st;
died In ambulance.
The injured men were these:
Charles Bobson aged ffty-two married NO. S9i
West Forty-thrd-st. scalp wounds, anu $500 a.
contusions at Roosevelt Hospital Luxe oasio o
age or address not obtained slight cOntusioHs, az
tended Roosevelt Hospital. ana wen' penn POM
Patrick Curran, aged forty-sx, single OAK f0.ni'
contusions OF head and limbs: at Flower Hospliaii.
Herbert Grey. aged twenty-five. addresS IeluSeu'
slight Commissions; went home. Michaei Greeley.
aged thirtv-four married. No dR Tenth-aVe; snSht
INJURIES; attended at Roosevelt Hospital ana wenf
home Thomas McCOnnon, aged twenty seven,
married No 525 West FOrty-fourthst., slightly in
iured: attended at Roosevelt Hospital and went
home Patrick Mcdonald. aged thirty address UNI
known: slight cuts and bruises; went home. Ed
ward Meaney. aged twenty single No. 513 West
Fffty-third- st. slight injuries; attended al Roose-
Welt Hospital. and went home. James Molloy, aged
thrtv-four. married. No. 1+3 Tenth-ave.; scalp
wounds and probable internal injuries: at Bellevue
Hospital Thomas Moore. slightly injured; went
home from Roosevelt Hospital. Felix Moran, aged
twenty seven. single. No rs West Ninety-fourth-
st: seriously injured: at Roosevelt Hospital. Louis
Stein aged twenty-five married. No. 225 West
Sixtieth-s; scalp wounds and internal injuries; at
Roosevelt Hospital.
The doctors at Roosevelt Hospital said last night
that Moran. Stein and BobsOn are seriously in
jured and their recovery is yet uncertain.
The injured men who We're taken to Roosevelt
Hospital were all doing well last evening with
the exception Of Charles BObson. His skull is
fractured. and he is not expected to live.