New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05

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the Grr ami Of taose missing, revised yesterday ia as
follows:
PEsENEcEER OTTO. West Forty-eighthst. 81 killed
by hnapln- from one OF the ulp'r windows ~ tur
pI.L, factory. IL sister lie! 40 the dor~u yes
tcrdy morning ana TOOK lbs ."dS To- .'I ne.. \.
teen Yeas Ola, Pcscn.c h,r was nearly slN see, il
height and well-butt lll- funeral VIII igte Place
tod ~ fi0u tht FIrty-Ailh street. Baptist Cluicli.
SMITH. ASSL.-il4ant dauGuer OF Lous oA. p, OF No.
500 West q. ijy-.i1thst Before inc chila could Dc
removed nom the buAGil 3 size WAS su1oca,cd 10y
CLRT1INLY mss1NG-rRoEABIY DEAD.
BIsCH, EDWARD. AGED thr' yets of 40. j" eco'ii-
ST., WIuaEsburgl. bsch leaves wife ano tnIcc
children VINO were entirely dependent upon Llui.
~ ne "C,H'l on S'',' y ',i, nf No. a.S E
Ihu.. - .coud-,t. hlr. Grcb VAS German, with q
small family. le worked 0n tht iup Hon, and Was
chain escape on tAe Tcnth-ave side Of the building
GuMBiNGER. JonS.-Liyci with Lis father. John Cum
bine,r, al l3J Ayeuuc-A. Ills father is su0e-
maker at SO. - Ay,Lue-A, md learned all LAT is
known about ms soil from Nr. iiarcll, thr foreman
OF the 00Or ON which hc worked NAiic the bands
psrty OF about twelve was met ry Sir Harlcu
coming up lrom the tlird HJ0r Among these nr
noticed Gumr.uScT. He told thcm 90 Was too hot
~ try t. 20 down the stars, ana tod them 10 l0-
low hm down ihc ci'un. some OF tAcm OF So
Wlllc iLe rest anoaE whom lruD"Diy was Hnln-
bia- p. went Oh down STAINS ana were undoubtedly
Errr.S JoI,S-Aqed nineteen. of No 300 Wcsl Thir
ty-eghth st., a yruieu,r, am tia mann support
ol q mother, Clmd father, and siaa.rr pr",,crS
pody 10 be able to t,il any tllng ABOUT nm at
the time OF me nrt.
LEE AIBlLT.-Agrd tfty-twO years, of No. Al West
Thirty-sixt.st. Lee was y1rnsher worknp on
the sixth o. seventh loor. II Is reror,ed thlt he
WIS seen calling for aid from q window. lie lived
auarf lru.I his Wltc and T. lnly. Ills children atc
grown and married 10 is sad inquiries for Inn
were made by friends Win wholn nc boarded az NO
AL West Inirly-siNth-st.
NASG, NICnOLAs-Ru8.dCd with bis mother at No. 81
LeWIs-st. lie was ttt 1.-TWO years o. ago ana j.
SAID 10 have been man of comparatively temper
haDIte He, with ms DrOtncfS fttcf Ming
boo, nm ffsQ d
their work being Pre- pare the cases Tor thc polish
ers. He had been a little trouble Monday night,
during which he received scratch on HE iace, ana
on that account he thought at first he would rOi
work Tuesday. hut his brother, who lives on Fifth
ST.. stopped for him. and they started Tor tie lac
Tory together. TEey always nuns thelr coats ana
hats side by eide, and when the fire broke out, The
elder brother, Peter went up Tor his coal ANA NO.
ficed his brothers coat still there. lie looked
around for him. but not seeing anything OF HIM,
WAS cOIsprllel TO 20 down WITH tue rest. lie had
"A narrow escape from suiOcaUOn. and, upon reach
ing the street, he Nicholas al window OF the
fourth story IL reached out and took EOd OF tie
ladder If fre-escape, but ne Qmcky let 20. as II
IL was too hot, aud sank back out OF sght. TINS
was the last that OF him. and tine door fell
through soon after. His mother - German wO-
man. sixty years Of age. Her husband dlcd only
few months ago. Hes oldest sou lives III Phiade
phia. The next Is Peter hdng, The one VINO escaped
uuhdrmed. the third Nicholas. and the young
est. a carpenter, aud a cripple IN one lmh came
home from his work last night with "A spralned
ankle.
INJURED.
HISS ALL aye nineteen. OF No. 1G3 West HOUstOnst
Lies at Bellevue Hospital III "a critical condition.
IUDwlC THOMAS, age nineteen, OF No OF FiIth-st
LudWIg j. doing we'll
RoINNp JAMEs the fireman Of Engine No. 10. Mr.. Ro-
lad is doing well. lie lived az No. 81 GrCeuwich-st
TONOTEST, joins f., OF No. 40 west IWehly -hrdst.
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