The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-25
John Austen. photographer No. sis East Genesee

1 INJURED.
mrs. A. c. Spencer and servant, badly bruised.
Libbie Mobiles Geddes, face bruised.
MIS-. Dr. y. +. WAINWRIGHT, whose husband was
kliiea outright was taken out seriously INJURED in
,eIEahy. AT nrst IL was supposed she must die,
out her condition Is mucn improved.
Mrs. Rufus T. Burdick sustained broken leg be-
tween tne knee and the thigh and serious cruises
| about the body
MT. Z. austin Barnes, whose wife was killed out
right was severely nured. His right wrist Is
broken and his side and head are also Injured No.
| ~ Chestnut street.
der residing at No. 20 TAYLOR street Is dangerously
Injured about the head and side. Her recovery Is
Frank Candee. q young man, Is severely injured
Mrs. James Winnie. residing at No. az Denison
place, West street. n seriously injured about the
shoulder and side, and also internally.
FRANK q Ainsiie, residing at No. 3o9k South
Miss Josie smith, daughter Of Mr. D. T. Smith, us
is dangerously injured about the chest and spine,
sne being struck down and held by the timbers but
Mr. John Mead, who was reported killed. Is
awe though seriously Injured internally; he Is ex.
Mis- Sarah whitc residing with Mr.. Bradford
Kennedy. No. 1872 East Genesae street, is seriously
injured about the spine and chest.
Mrs. John Austen whose husband was killed out
rigaf seriously injured about the legs, arms aud
| c. c. Downing, residing at No. IS War; m street,
mad ms shoulder dislocated and sustained other
Miss Florence Wells, residing at No. "a Lemon
street, Is quite rl,usly injured. her ribs being
broken and her side otherwise bruised.
juled
Mrs. Ross Leslie is seriously injured about both
limbs
Miss Delta Star severely in ured internally.
Mrs. Charles Hughes. No. Clover street, In leg.
Rev. DR.. Eddy, NO. l32 South SalIna street. In
Joseph Palmer, OF Centervllle. bruised about tho
body.
Mrs. M. L Reed. corner OF Lemon and Cedar
Miss Billings, No 4, CHORD street, bruises.
Mrs. aud MISS Bentley, No. 40 Clifford street.
Anna Bates, OF Homer, slightly.
,r mrs: Aivah DAVIS, No. q Grape street. legs
mrs, 4. g9rpenter, No. 90 Montgomery street.
Miss Murtice Town, No. al East Genesee street.
Miss Clara . Town, No. l4l East Geneseo street,
Mrs. Clark new Myers Block, cut and bruised.
Mrs. u. l.. smith, Fayette street, bruises and
Mrs. 5. R. Smith and son, West Fayette street,
both bruised.
Ida Wo,sey. of No. 2K Denison place, Rochester,
Mrs Henry Horton, No. AZ East Jefferson street.
back Of neck and spine.
J. L. Jenkins, wrist. eye and bruises.
Miss Mary Murphy, Forman PARK bruised and
Miss Ida owen, corner of Irving and East Gene
sec street, shoulder nurt.
street, children. bruised and jammed.
Gardiner b. Weeks, No. So Irving street, face
]. W. Page, No. 1913 Harrison street. in leg.
4. W: Palmer, No. so1 East Genesee street. head
bruised and hand cut. ~.
Mrs. Jonn w. Howe, corner Of Jefferson and
Clinton streets head, neck and legs.
Minnie and Jimmy Stone. No. 90 East Washing
ton street. children, cut and bruised.
Jennie and Mary Tripo. daughters or Mr. Merwtn
Trip, No. Harrison street. nead body and legs
MISS Nancy GlDOons, No. 81 East Fayette street.
james II. Eaton ana wife. Globe Hotel, Dotn
bruised.
Mrs. Galpin, No. IS Granger street, internally.
Mrs. II. oimstead, No. 90 Warren street, side.
Daughter Of Mr.. T. X Fuller, Of Danorth,
bruised.
Washington street, bruised.
Mrs Leon, OF Philadelpnta, internally:
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Dunston aud two children, No.
sc East Jefferson street, all bruised.
MISS Martha Howes, No. ll9 East Washington
Mrs. selma Graham Geddes, back injured.
| Mr.. A. J. Davis, back and nip.
! Miss WeStcott, Montgomery street, shoulder.
Miss Reagan, Churcn street, bruised.
MRS. A. tarrar, daughter and nurse girl. No. 10
Warren street, bruised and cut slightly.
kiley '. miller, No. 1877 East Genesee, hand hurt
and bruised.
MISS Ada Gay, daughter OF G. B. Gay, No. 70 West
Onondaga street, bruised and shocked.
Miss Llbole Hodge, No. II Grape street. side
bruised and ankle sprained.
Mrs. James Patterson, NO. 121 Chestnut street.
Mrs Alice Bostwick, No. 10 Irving street, ankle
Mrs. spencer Balou, No. 10 Irving street. Sc.
vereiy bruised.
Mrs. E0bert Herman, No. lit East washington
Mrs. Thomas chapman, No. q Lemon street. side
Mrs. Lincoln, mother OF Mrs. Grow (killed), was
bruised and shocked.
Mr.. A. BiasdeI, No. 1867 East Washington street.
Mrs. A. b asdell, No. l57 East Washington street,
slde and back bruised.
MISS Addie Blasdel No. 157 East Washington
MRS Edward Bostwick, East washington street,
George 5. Miller, Talbot House, shoulder and leg
Mrs F. N. Fish, East Washington street, head
Kittie Collins, daughter OF G. K. Collins, No. 8
Hovey street, bruised and shocked
Mrs. A. y. Spencer No. OF East Fayette street,
bruised.
MRS. Henry f: warne, No. II Gertrude street,
shoulder bruised.
Ada Warne, daughter Of H. f. warne. bruised.
Ade.bert CaILenter, No. 222 Montgomery street.
bruised about the face
Theodoca, Amy j. and Olive c.. daughters OF
Judge 5. N. Holmes, were all more or less injured
by cuts and bruises.
side. w
1t Is impossible to give full list ofinjured but IL
must be at least two hundred. All the injured are
doing well except Miss Gussie Carpenter. Flags
in the city have been at hall mast all day. Much
sympathy Is expressed for the afflicted. Many OF
the funerals Will be held tomorrow.
CoRONERs' INVESTIGATION.
Coroners George and Kneeland will hold an in
vestigation tomorrow afternoon at two O'Clock at
City Hall. 1t will be searching. All day to-day
thousands have been viewing the scene OF the dis.
aster, criticisng the building and commenting on
the causes. Many who were in the ruins returned
to claim some stray property or view the place OF
their adventures. All was quiet as q country sun
day.
AN EXAMINATION OF THE RUIN
to-day shows that the brick walls OF the portion OF
the building where the parlor was located are
solid as ever, remaining unmoved. The main por-
ton OF the edlce is uninjured, except the wooden
partition under the arch OF the pulpit The dam
age to the building viii be several Thousand dol
lars. workmen are removing the debris. The roof
has settled several inches and Will fall unless soon