New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22
Ten R0DIEs IN TIE RrINS.
ONLY TWO RECOVERED YEsrrnDAY-lHg sTAE
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ONLY TWO RECOVERED YEsTrEDAY-lHE SEARCH
TO BE CONTINUED.
The following list OF person, known To De dead and
whose bodies have be ~ recovered and of those mss
ing who have undoubtedly persisted in the ruins. has
been completed with the utmost care by inquiry at
the latest hour last evening of che friends and rcla-
uvcs at the homes and az the hospitals and MOrgue
II is safe 10 conclude that those known to have been
IN the building ~ the time Of the accident are lost
BRADLEY, WILLIAM H., OF No 10 Eckford-st Green
point ms b5i, The Ara: Que recovered yesterfiy
morning. was found under the debris 100 the street,
Hlhs dcfos- the curb-stOue with coping.tOue lying
acr0s, A, head AMI bis body generally much
managed. lie was identified by papers Oh ui- person
He was Young man. tweuty-siX years Of axe, slight
built. and u.ea 10 clerical labor an bis Hfr lie
leaye- nlfc and little child three years Of
age lie was prominent and active member OF
the C.r,siim Church NJ the Evanur -" ON Leonard
ST. GrcruIoiut, Rev Martin Somcryllir, pastor, and
church c rli, much oi the business deyuyed upon
him n, hi, packet crushed ~ pieces was fonnI a
little "LDu.y ilr.' used bF members ut the church 20
collect small contributions for their new building.
Tho remains vll be taxed TO M fathers fou,r: No.
l03 Na-,au-aye, Greenuout to-day and buried from
Gr,.nvaoJ Cemetery Mr. BrIdIev. 6esi, : Lis own
immediate family. contributed 10 tile support Of
others, temporarily disabled.
BESNErr WILLIAM. age twelve, ~ Hoboken, identi-
hcd los ms uother yesterday morning. and the body
Haley 10. 81 WashngtOn-st. His body was maugled
and tow many of the bones We're broken and the
arms were horribly lAcerated. Tae lace, although
d,.hgIrcl. could easily be rt"O- uized The flesh
brui9", a. 81 made with hl!nt Instrument vas un,
der one OF tkc eyes. In the mouse were gathered
many friends Of the little boy, and they wept
bTury uycr his LOSE. h" was lying M PLAIN
colin, which paced between two windows,
~ fi.t only room which the family occupied. AZ the
head ~ the col9 s1f iOriorn looking man, win
ir0u-Zs.tE mar whore form was bent with age. Ius
VS. the boy, father feeble old man Of sixty years,
II -r. We so intense thdi II was Impossible Tor
han !u talk. Osca-Ionaliy low sob would be heard,
All o., Wretched oil man would shake 10 n dying
wit the palsy. Tie hoVs mother, robust looking
woman, Was pacing mp ana down me room
throughout the day. she frequently glanced at
large whit. cross 30 the centre ot biack
cloth which Ind the mirror from view. E1cuatiOns
were uttered often. The mother cllSptI hrr hdnd,
and cried hope aud " isil that viii" u iu Heaven
When the mother sorrow haI somewhat 4u l-lded
sNr managed o. TEL IrlBJNE reporter me following
stor.: About Ealfaast o'c,'ca Mr. Bennett vas
SIR ib.n sent I.m to Park r1" 20 buy papers
t. SEP ~ 10. ferry. At O'clock Boz bad nut re-
turu,t AN during thar night she searched the
hospitals and station houses for um. but with
BODY. Her thror, was that Dee stopped in thr store
20 f.i paper, and WAlit thcrc TIC explosion occur
r.d Ui- r.u.tu. viii Doc Inferred i'm Calvary Gene
ten. ou SUNDAY. Ihc hos was pupil al 81 Pau,s
Academy. OH Hutton-st.. Jersey City. Just Is IRIB
~ rrn,rt.r wa. leaving the house sisters Of
Charity. teacher, 100 tie school came m. on" al
Them said o. the boy; " H. mother brought nim I'D
m. yesterday 10 pi,a LOT I[t r , ,II r y,rc
had touch OF tenderness
DRoxLER August. age thirteen years ~ NO 90 nh
e., has not set been found. His mother is % widow,
ana was largely dependent upon him for Ter support
aud that OF her two younG children. IA@ht years
factory and the tWofold calamity ht- rendered h.r
al-ni:tely discoGsoIate. number OF Ms. BROKERS
words on consolation she could only reply IN broken
sobs that her " hone" was gone.
GRisIcu T. j. No g6 orchardst This man Lived ON the
TOP floor a. TIE house next 10 Ferdinand kor5es Who
ia a.f-o MISSING. IT. was single man, age about
thirty -onc. BE worked on ne second fJJi * Ea@lns
gam candy, ana Had Dr'h IN tine 'a'I'i9 t'.I tuItc
years HIS friends reported h.s name 90 ihr Elllige
sr,cl Police .t.un. II lat- hour last Night nothing
made ly hls friend, in the statiou-hous-s and hos
pitfalls lie known 70 have been 10 the factory ar
the time OF the explosion, and IL ID AL piuod"ity
KofgGa. FsRDry,sD aged tgenty,eyeu of No 90
OrchaT,l-,i. had been at work ia Greenfield ~ sons
factory for about four years. re vas tHe"-cu IN
making hard gum caut". 7u"h rs i7 moulded INK"
fishes. rurse- etc His Vile VS. found yesterday ~
small back room ON the top duoi a. OBJ" tenement
Al the above number. She was nursing tai. H1'u,
eight months old Slc said ti.t h.r husband va, az
WSrl, Oh the second floor OF hc building and had 10
labor yc-y hard 10y small wages AjuN. rl--, weeks
ago he WIS severely ,cdcd Dy The accidental upset
ting OF s5.l. ho, water IN tine factory. lie had not
returned from hi- work at the usual time ON tie
night of the ifc. she went to the door To LOOK Tor
hiiuauI ticrc heard of the urt. she was unable 90
find Icr husband, and ar ilrt resort I'ioil- A'7
n.u. at he IlIridle street Police station. she yi-
it.d tb ruin. yc- crdfy morning, but learned uofh-
in. of hey husband AZ late hour be Nas r.il Miss
iI,- ana Is undoubtedly lost
vpt,,p '.' AIilr a.Ii sixteen lives at ~ 81 Ave
nur h. IL Is one OF family OF seven aud was enc
~, oi rtc6anIlt candy There was no doubt the
par ~ the father mother and daughters "no dui-
Iroti4r j. lu. named below, are 90 the ruins.
KEtHsiLgY JOINS age thirteen, and residing Gt No. -
Ayruue q. is a brother Of the above ana was EN-
ulo.rd iu the tuauUtar tuTr Of tslludrnfs.
ROINER. MRS. MARY she was one or ihe Glfe ,tHll-
candy behind the counter Ii l. taougnt that she dd
not escape. a., -.
SHEPPARD, JosEpHNH, age twenty-five years, resides
gt NJ. - flau4lIn-st. SHc Vas cluwultd iu
fine factory and at the time thc Gre broke
ont wa i'm the salcsroOm. Her friend, say tE3.
spe WAS seen 10 leay" the building and then, Tor
some uuareuuuthlc reason, returned 10 IT.. @Ht iLu
not resppcaIrd AZ late hour last night oud is doubt
less LOST. - 80 ,-.,., . .
brother o Peter -tarA, the foreman 81 'he MIS- h.u
and oi Antony S,arh. each Of whom wac "ouh4rd is
among the missing, and ls, without ui'h nl.t
hurled in the ruins. George Scht lncr states max Et
saw stark iu the part ~ The hr-t story irN
minutes prryt0us 70 the explosion pit r ul"nlt To
give any information a~ q the manner OF Dir ura'i
stafg lts "a wife and Two children VINO were thiutlt
d,t.rnrrit uuuu him FOR support lir Wa -.''Ii UP
Tor .n.t hv nis brotArrs lt,t evening lie "oIA'"
four years iOr the Giernhe.d''