New-York tribune., 1877-12-21
THE MISSING.
TwENTY-oNE CAsrs REPoR1ED AT THE POLICE
STATIONS.


TwENTY-ONE CAsFs REPORTED AT THE POLICE
STATIONS.
The following list includes all the persons reported
at the police stations to he missing last night The
majority of these were employed IN Greenieds fac
tory. Ii is supposed that the few who did not work
in the factory may have been crushed by the falling
walls.
WILLIAM BENNETT, age thirteen. His mother keeps a
newsstand the Barclay street Ferry She sent hcr
son, usual for the latest editions Of the evening
papcrs, but he did not return. Later she was to,d
explosion. She lives al No 40 lIanc0ckaye Jersey
CoNNoILY. hNNIr-she was one OF the girls selling
DRoxLER, AUGusr ace thirteen Of No 5I5 Fifh.st ON
uloyed on the third floor OF the candy manufactory,
and supposed have been Killed. az be did not e
turn home Ten years ago the BOYS father Was
killed by an accident IN piano mandatory. Ills
mother is In dependent circumstances.
FARLEY, JoHN living IN Eleyeuths, between First and
HccOndaycs.
HANSA ROBERT. age thirteen; employed in the candy
mandatory aid his widowed mother, who lives az
No. 90 Pitt-st. At late hour he had not returned,
and sympathetic ucighb0rs were seeking for him az
the hospitals aud station houses.
HANNA MARY age eleven, sister OF the above, and also
employed in the candy manufactory.
HAYWARD. CHARLES. age % OF Fourth ana hacdougai
sls employed as clerk IN the candy mandatory,
and supposed TO have perish in thedre he failed
Ia return to his boarding place.
JoNEs, FEEIERCK, age fifteen. His brother Edward
called at the Twenty Precinct station. last
evening ana stated that Frckcuck was employed IN
the candy m1nufactOry. the second floor. iIe did
not know whore hi. brother lived. Edward Jones
lives AZ No Gs9 sxth-ayc.
KOIBER JuHN age tiry-fOur, OF No. 96 Orchard-st.,
SOUGHT FOR in vain by friends last nght. lie was
assistant fireman, aud it Is thought that he IN.
death hy the explosion lie had 4 wife and two
children dcpcndin~ on him 10? support.
kRUMERY, ALBEKT age IL. II No ~ Avenue B sup
uoscd TO b among the killed. He hld .en employed
IN the caudy WIrUfacOry abOut two years, ana was
known to be I'm iho Gadiug at tue time Of the eNpO-
sion. IIc did not return home last evening.
KRUMEaY GEORGE, age sixteen, brother OF the above
and -upprs"d 20 b' dead.
LISGNGER, CHARLIE age tHriy--cFeG or Ihir-lYe and
one Hundred and IWcuiictl-t.. was sought Tor in
vain 40 tac police stations and hospitals last night,
IIc was cup Dyed IN the candy ManufacOry, and had
invalid wife and seven children depending Oh Lin
IryrSrR AUGUSTA age IT, Of Wiliiamsburgl. known to
b. employed in the manufactoy
MCCLELLAN WILLIAM, Oi M. l23 NthSicraVc., Jersey
Cib. H. wac a bruthcr-!n-ldW Ol hr. Grccuiicid and
was 70 foreman in the store. lie did return ncIuc, as
usual, and search made by his friends but AZ u
late LOuv without success.
MULHOILAND EMMA, living on Pitt-st, near Grand; she
inquired for by Daniel Dohneily oi no ZiJ Mad
iSOu-5t.
OBRlEN ELIZABETH, fourteen, Of No. - Greenwich
81. She wac the only child of her widowed aud in
valid mother and worked GA The thiid floor OF the
cauJy uauufact0ry. she WIS inquired for by neigh
bols as she mad NOT r-td1.ed BONE hours after the
explosion. She is believed 90 De among the klcd.
RoDNER Mrs. MARY. She was one OF The gnl5 selling
caudy behind the counter IL Is Thought that she did
not escape.
srAEK AsDRgw Of No 500 Fif,h-st, employ6 IN the
candy uauBtic..ry He was missed last night, and
g. ,lppos'd % have been klli'd.
STARK MILAN age IS No. 81 Fl.th-st, brother Of
lies iu tho Nsw-YorS Hospital; ne has VIE amt Two
children. Ills relatives lad not found Inn al BALI
I.-t eleven o'clock last night.
YoLpr, IEANC-, n2c 10, Of 30 - East toutrchthst'
Ii. u.ld. luia.dI. .Is in Greenfield, factory.
JosErnsE, ole OF tie girls selling candy al the retail
counter.