New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-20
WANTED TO BREAK THE FEW,
DESPERATE EFFORT OF CROWD TO A.,
THE RuINs-wORKMEN INJrRen
AND ARTICLES FOt.Nn

The East Fifty-hrst-st police station
dences yesterday not only ~ the ,erribls WI VI
life from the burning Of the Windsor bu, a..
the unpleasant after-erects of the fire. u''
S.mbold. the sexton OF the Forty-eghth Stree, c
leeiate Church in the course Of The dav ~ w.
GREATNESS and hatless into the station ana sue.
mered out that crowd Of rough men va.
rounding the church and had threatened "a -
down the fence In front Of Il in order tina, ,,'
might get a closer Of the ruins OF ,bs W.
sor. He asserted that one man had pulled ,..'.
and threatened 10 shoot him when he warn.s ~
crowd not TO break the felce The excitsa y.
ton was told 70 return and tell Inspector c..
who was in that region with A force Of pollc.r.s
The fence has not yet been demolished
Reports were received Of three aborers VIII. -.
been hurt while working on the ruins Win. 49,
walls were being blasted with dynamite Davb W.
Fadden. fifteen years old. Of No q Wu.,,'..
Brooklyn. was struck 10y flying bricks and sss.
One OF the walls In falling shattered the winso,.
Of the store OF ! 4 Hoagson. foriy-sxth.st Az
the falling Of the heavy plate glass Dr. I~.,Y
Flint. Jr, who happened 10 be- passlng dressed ~
boys wounds IN a nearoy store, whittier he va "a,
carried by Ajax" Whitman. bicycle poiesn.ss
The lad then sent home. sn
The wife OF David s Wilson. laborer who ~,
hurt on the head on Saturday IN tearing dow, -, ~
walls, inquired about him Yesterday He i've. =:
No 81 DoUg.ass-st.. Brooklyn, ana II was salt va,
terday that ne had been attended 70 by S,I :..
h
the papers. but that he had not yet been HON. 49,
had not been heard from. AL
Thomas harrity. laOorer. living AZ No 20 Fa,
Thrteenth-st. fell into one Of the excayat~...
from the sidewalk while a work. and was taksr :.
Flower Hospital suffering from confusion
Although no bodies we're found Yesterday n.--
articles Of various values were discovered In -.
course OF the excavation and were brought N -,
station. They were bundled up IN lots by ALL
A. LeXUtt. who IS In charge ~ Inc workmer a; *.
ruins, and were all taken to the station. Perh.n,
TWO OF these belonged to Abner Mckinley ~
were taken away by him The third BELONGED :.
Colonel Tom" Ochitree r. was found IN ~.
backyard Of the house al 10. East Fortv.s,x,s'
St, and was so covered with ashes that /, was !.
most unacceptable IL was Identified bv -.
Initials r. T. o." which we're on one end ~
were made out with difficulty. II was ef, a, n.
station 10 be called fOl Tie fourth trunk W..
identified by an elevator boy O. the Windsor =,
belonging % Miss Buckingham Tie latter rsnI
later and Identified ir herself
Tho ony things found Saturday night were a 50.
OF artificial teeth on gold plate and some articles
of clothing. y big bundle. done up In largo me-
and containing some Undertaking and Wsarirs
apparel, and several small rugs. was found yas
erday. Il was taken 20 tho station 'us: as II was
found 1t had evidently been put together in hast
at the time u the FIRE By some ore who a.,
forced TO leave II and fee. Some Of the other sru
cles found were siiyer-handied looking gas,
marked ". b. j. silver hair brush, a gcn
turquoise a bundle OF Cancelled checks and INIT,
States bonds. a box Of drawing instruments marked
wv. II. Harling." three pieces u silver market
respectively a 7. D. A. F. X" and a l..
a card receiver marked &C. 6. D" and silver box
marked a. Z. D."