New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-10
LIST OF TIE INJURED.


The following list contains the OF all the persons
wounded In some eases whore the injuries were very
slight, the names we're not reported:
BAKER. THOMAS j., OF Railway. y. j.. was slightly
BosTwicK W H. Of staten Island had ribs fractured
and received internal injuries. ,,-.,., ,r,.
CORInYou. Mis- ADRIAN, OF Ne"-bfuh-"ioh' was
CoRTEIYoU, CHARGIs, son OF the above, had a rib
CRAwroRD Miss KITE. Of Keyrort, injured about
the face. She narrowly escaped drowning ,,i.o, .
injuries not serious. Mrs Cr3wel Tas sHght! nun
De GRAw, MIS- ANNIE. Of Holmde- y j., lad her shooi
der dslocated and her head injured.
DUNLAP JEREMIAH. the engineer had his Rand scalded
the head. Her two ch.ldrcu also sustained III
ERrE, RrrrCc,. Of No. 1913 Eizabeth-avc. Elizabeth,
n j., received wounds in the face. She WAS nurse
and was carrying Harry Meeker. infant son OF the
Rev. J. y. Ieeker, to NE parents al Long bI"Hcu'
child seriously injured.
FLtyEIL, Mrs j., OF Newark. slightly bruised. vi,
FRENCH j. s., az Brooklyn. MESSENGER OF tie Newi ORR
Transportation Company was severely cut IN inc Ioss
FURMAv. Mrs NJ, of South Amboy WAS slightly wounded
HnGHr Nil CHARLES. Of PainGeld " j., was cut over
one eye and on tine back of the head.
HATFIELD GEORGE the conductor Of the train, was
badly cut about the face and bruised on tho ilsA'
HAyEEIY, Mrs. CHARLOTTE, was injured in the
HEYEE. Mrs EMEL1NE Holmdel, y. j. received dislo-
HYDE. Mrs. OF rlaniicd n j. was cut about the head
JACOBS y. john f.. Of No. $40 East Twenty -hni-st~
NcwYork, received a severe scalp wound, and i'll
JAcobTs j.. OF No. 3l7 West Fihy-hrst-st, New-York
was cut and bruised ia several places.
Johnson JoHN H.. of Long Eianch, had MS leit arm
broken, and received "a cut III the forehead am Ill
joss, J,Mrs OF Ralway.N y. J., received several body
JoSls THOMAS, the baggaGe-master, of Dunellen,
Cc,ved scalp wOuud-nOt serious.
KNAPP ELIzABETH c. Of 40. 10 ialst, Brooklyn, wa,
LoNG : s. OF No. 81 Dcy.t NcwYork, was slightly in
scalp wound. Mrs. Love aud three children were
Mos.BtSGs Miss DEBORAH, of Newark. was injured in
MEEKEE, HARRY. son OF J. NJ. Meekcr Of Elizabeth,
bruised about tie mead and had a narrow escape
MEYER Mis- JoHS Of Holmde received a dislocation Of
tAc shoulder aud internal injuries.
MOULD. MOsEs OF Montgomery, y. " was cut in the
face and came near drowning.
MOULD. Mrs, received dslOtdfOn OF the shoulder
NEWELL, Mr.. and Mrs c, OF Elizabeth, received slight
scratches aud bruises.
REHsES, r.. Of Augusta, Ga was badly cnt about the
head, and wounded ia the back aud ankle.
RENsEN. MIS-, had her head eNerciy bruised.
sASE"FN, g.. r., of Hzabethport, y. j., was bruised
srAsf. Mi Lailil H. Of No 80 Janest, New-YoIK re-
ccyed Ncdhds aoou; the head
sNocE, Mrs. HENRY, Of Holmdel, received a slight
sr,E,Igt. D. 4. or Marlboro. was slightly bruised.
TAYLOR MICHAEL, OF Homdcl, n D.. sustained slight
TAYLOR, Mrs MICHAEL and two children, Of Holmdel,
cut and bruised.
TrrT Miss ALICE OF Elizabeth, received severe shock.
TUIT " Kate, the above. severely cut
ON the back of head. These ladies' were ncces OF
Nr. and Mrs f.euSen.
VANnf RBECk, JOHN, OF Dunecn, y. j., had his head
cut.
bruised. Her child sustained few Slight scratches.
Van MATER, MISS EMMA, OF Marlboro, was juIed about
the face and chest.
VAE WATER, WILLIAM A., Of H0mdcl, New-Jersey, re-
ceiyed sll-ht bruise on the head.
VLRNEjLE> EDWARD. 4 son Of Mrs. L. C. Vemeulen
OF PHdadtluhia, received severe COutusOus OF the
head which 10 is though. swil prove fatal.
WELL. MRS, NLHE, OF Holmdel' New-Jerscy, had her
back injured
WELLS, MIs.. oELAH. OF Marlboro, sustained severe
bruises about the head ana Ignt arm and internal
injuries.
WHIE. Mrs. AMANDA ~ Rum-On y. j.. struck ON
the head, producing conclusion OF the brain. 1t is
thOughl hct injuries are fatal.
WHITE, MRs HARRY OF ParkeryIlle Nj, received severe
bruises.
WIN>EG, GEORGE, the fireman was cut on the head and
praised Oh Tie hip and arm.