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corner Of Canal and Sullivan streets, New York. He
was insensible for some time, and 1t was believed
| that he could not survive his injuries.
Mrs. Friedh0H resident Of No. 161 thompson
street New York. She was grOaning piteously
throughout the entire afternoon, and fears were
entertained that she could not recover. She was
burned In the leg ana received serious internal In
jures At the time OF the occurrence she was en-
route to Staten Island IN company with her hus-
band and young daughter.
& Annie Friedhon also shared In the misfortune and
al luck Of the aflicted mother and was burned on
the arms ana crushed abOat the skull.
Frederick FredhOn, father OF the foregoing girl
He is thirtynve years OF age and is very seriously
hurt He was standing beside hts wife and daugh'
ter when the boiler exploded. He was persistent In
his demands to be taken home; but OF course such
thing was impossible
q. X. Holman, q middle-aged individual, residing
in Brooklyn. He lay unconscious for some ume'
and 1t is uncertain whether he snail recover.
10. Mally, q fine looking young gentleman, re-
siding at No. 81 Jay street, Brooklyn. He was SO
terribly lacerated with spnters. and scalded so
severely that DIR. Bruce despaired OF his life.
Antony Graevill, OF 426 Bro0me street. Extent OF
Injuries not KnOwn
Andrew Coyle, young man who lives In No. 81
Monroe street. Gas wounded in the neck and chest,
though perhaps not fatally.
Samuel Philips sixty years Of age, residing at 100
East Forty fifth street, New YORK. His entire body
was burned and he was placed In a sitting posture
In one Of the wards where he mOaned
like q child the entire afternoon till
be was removed. He, too, was anxious to be taken
to his home, but he was remover to Bellevue In
common with his fellow sufferers. He Is very
wealthy and widely known as genial and upright
man. He is native OF Germany, and there are
chances OF his recovery. Ills wife was with him at
the time Of the accident. and injured similarly.
Michael Barrett resident of No. 100 West street,
New York, received verv bad cuts. but will In oil
lihOOd recover.
Patrick Mauley, young man residing at NO 2l
BroOme street. had an arm fractured aud was hor-
ribly burned.
John +. Roberts, resident OF Hebry street, Brook
iyn. The ex3ent of his wounds was undetermined.
An unknown man died during his stay at the
Park Hospital He sustained heavy fractures and
burns. about thirty years or age and had short,
dark hair.
Mrs. Groom, OF Flatbush She Is twenty-five
years OF age and has husband living Her injuries
are not fatal. In her arms she held a baby nine
months Old at the time Of the catastrophe. His
wounds will probably DOT be fatal.
Mrs. McCOle, Of 551 West Thirty fifth street. was
likewise injured, while she held in her a female
chlld. 1t was not dangerously won nded however.
An unknown baby, six months old, was fatally
injured and is probably dead now.
Margaret Higgins, twentythree years old, resd-
Ing at 216 Court street. Brooklyn horribly burnt
In the shoulders, neck and breast
Anna Cahl twenty y-seven years oil age residing at
q Morris street. She was cut IN the back OF the
head AMI in the back, and was badly scalded.
Jane 0Neil, a married woman, thlrty-eight years
af Nn utr Eho
was moaning with agony all the afternoon, her
trouble being intensified by the injuries which her
Child Amelia, only seven months old, had endu red
The poor little thing was sending forth most heart
rending screams as 1t lay close by its mother.
Mary Murphy, twenty years OF age, unmarried
residing at No. 1S Desbrosses street. She was well
able to answer all questions pnt to her, but 1t is
doubtful whether she has not sustained WOUNDS
tnat may terminate fatally.
John ID. Clark, twenty-sx years old. He suffered
severely from burns and bruises. He has wife
living at 161 West Twensy-sxth street.
Two unknown glris each under twelve months
old, were severely crushed anG bruised
Eliza Reyder young girl, residing at 800 Madi-
son street. received serious Internal INJURIES besides
being burned about the neck and shoulders.
Mrs. Cheneviere an accomplished French lady
from No. 246 Clinton street. Brooklyn, received dan
gerous bruises on the head and chest. Accompany
tue ucI ~ tuc tuc VI tuc Casually was
Her little daughter Mary, seven years of age who
was crashed In the abdomen.
Mrs. uhlman was also in company with Mrs.
Cheneviere and was badly wo nded. Her residence
Is No. IL Douglass street. Brooklyn
Ann Steiner, SIX years old, Of Woodbridge N. j..
was injured. though probably OF fatal
Charles 0Ich, eight years OF age, resident OF
Woodbridge, was also hurt similarly.
Monroe Freeland, forty-two years OF age, and re
siding IN Clinton street, New York. sustained in
iurles OF very doubtful character.
Joseph Ouch, fourteen years OF age, brother to
Charles ouch above mentioned, was also injured.
A. Dalton, OF No. 10 Monroe street, was wounded
badly, yet hopes are entertained OF his recovery
Daniel Mah0ney, residing at 35l Warren street,
New York. was severely cut, burne: and bruised.
Ch- Silver, aged twenty-five years. residing at 50
Madison street, received serious injuries.
John Connor, u resident OF Warren street. Brook
iyn, was among those who, though gravely iuj ured
yet may well hope to recover.
Andrew Cooper, OF II Prince street, BROOKLYN,
badly injured.
Henry Korm, thirteen years Old, resulting in
Brooklyn, was severely hunt.
Henry storms, or 6A Fif1h street, sustained in.
jares oil grave nature.
Timothy Bunckly, of AZ Essex street. was badly
scalded.
Michael Regan, OF 81 Broome street, and
George Reng, OF l22 Wilet street, were bruised
and scalded severely.
Everett Lansing Of $50 Broadway q bookkeeper, |
was severely burned, ana his ncsh was torn by |
spIlnters OF wood.
Isaiah Abbott residing at the corner of Union |
avenue and Grand street Williamsburg, was injured
80 that death may by this time have resulted.
James Daily, twenty-three years Old living q. 65s |
Water street. although Frustrated by scalds and |
bruises, is likely to recover.
U. prelus, forty-eight years OF age has q wife
aud family living at No. II Elm street. lie was in.
jured in the usual way by scads aud bruises.
John Watson, thirty years old, resident of Pecks-
kill Injured similarly.
George Stose, thirtythree years Of nge was Turned
In 80 horrible manner that he cannot live. He
leaves q wife living on Staten Island.
Martin Ryder, nltyonc years OLD, residing at 500
Madison street, was terribly injured by splintcrs and
burns.