The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-23


and hands blistered and scaided.
MEIB, OrrO-Face ana arms very badly burned,
al about the forehead and back OF head severely. HIS
condition supposed 10 be very critical and grave
fears entertained that he cannot survive
MElB, GEURGE-A brother OF the ABOVE, severely
burned about the lace, back ana arm. This youth Is
quite hero aud touching story Is 1910 py MS iather
who visited him during the day. OF nis thoughtiulness
for his mothers anxiety about nim he wiz probably
ScHExNEwALp JosEPH--rhis case 10 a critical
one; the burns ON face. neck and back are serious.
and no decided opinion can be given Tor day or two
OF the result OF his injuries.
STARK. PETER-inis was the foreman OF the first
floor al Greenfield sons; mis- face breast ana hands
terribly burned. HIS case u consiaered osnger'
ScHITZLEIN. FgANK-Head, back ana body dan
gerousiy burned This patient Is great sufferer and
but little hope is entertained OF his recovery the
doctors however. In all these uncertain cases do not
lose hope Tor after three four days the reaction
from the in and II then can be more accu
ratey determined a. 10 tho patients chances Tor re-
sCHNEIDER, GEoRGE-ls doing well as can DO
expected, although the curns on ms neao neck anu
back are very severe; 40 Also received scalp WOUND
FATHERS STORY.
The reporter learning that the father Of the two M
fortunate boys Quo and George Meb, could be SEEM
had a talk with him yesterday. He's aGerman, about
years OF IS tailor by trade anu resides
at No. ll3 avenue A. he speaks but httIe English ana
ha told the following p!leous story:-"My Two boys
Ito in there shey suffer much Alb ,hsy were good
eighteen. They did much support the family and
worked just ike mon, bringing home their weekly
earnings y Their mother every n SATURDAY nifh
perhaps You don't know what . Gods bless
ing it is to have Two such good boys "
come TO them! Oh 1t is sadi Ny heart Is
breaking" and tho poor mans story was stopped
slant; then no continued -"When i went into the
ward OF the hospital there said 10 George, where
nothing Are You burned on Tho arm p NO father,
ii is nothing: will soon get WE'LL Then
ssa 90 ny boy S FL me- "etn ns
IL; don't tell mother. can bear II, but don't
tell mother An" continued the weeping man, mo
Is burned badly about The back face and arms, bus
they say Otto, my poor QUO, Is the worst" aud,
as he turned sadly away. he SAID, orokeny. N
German SON. my God, such trouble - But he did GOT
suspect The trouble that should further aict him. Tor
when no out OF the SICK ward IRON visit 10 MS
sou the DENTS clerk, +. Smith, told him, IN
as gentle manner as possible that no should prepare
for the worst in regard TO the Ito Of poor Otto.
BELLEVUE AND THE MoRGuE.
The following sufferers were still AZ Bellevue Hosp
ADAMS, GEORGE Els still In a dangerous condi
ton he seems 10 be badly bruised as well as burned
BRADY. WlLLIAM--Improving.
HAGEMIlLER, GEORGE-Doing we'll
LINDENER, BARNEY--Thls Uatcnt, although suf-
tcrine very m UGH 1t is thought viii recover.
RlDEL, PHlLlP-Who was burned about the head
STACK. TUNY-who was badly burned about tho
eyes, no worse than yesterday; he was taken 70 his
SUNDAY. HENRY-Hcad and shoulders causing
much pan tho physician thinks his lie Will be saved
DEAD.
BENNETT, WILLIAM, No. 81 Washington street.
HERZBERGER, PnILiP-Thc remains OF the miss
ing engineer arc supposed to be those which were
brought morsue last night, about seven O'Clock
from tho ruins OF the factory. MIS- HertzbacK had
not called identity them up to late hour last night
MISSING.
The list of missing up to late hour had not been
decreased IL IS as toilows:-
BAEKE, Hermann, aged thrly-iour, NO. 20 Lewis
street. :. .
DROxLER, AUGUST, aged thirteen, No. SIS Filth
street
DUNHAi, THOMAS aged forty years, . widower,
North second and Eighth streets, Williamsburg.
GRlsslCH THOMAS aged ,hirty-one. No. oe
HAYWARD. CHARLES, aged twenty i've. reported
as living at Fourth and Macdcugai streets, but IN
JONES, FREDERICK. aged aiteen; clerk.
KRUMERY, ALbERr, ageu thirteen, No. 81 ave.
KRuMERY. GEORGE. aged sixteen, No 81 ave.
KoEBER, FERDINAND, aged twenty-seven, No.
LlNTNER, AUGUSTA, aged fourteen, Williams.
MccLELLAND WILLIAM, aged thirty-hvs No.
l2s Webster avenue, Jersey City.
MULAOLLAND, EMMA, Pitt street, near Grand
NODvERsY, G., reported as living at No. LA Sec
ond avenue, but unknown there.
O'sRiEN, ELIZABETH, aged fourteen, No. 81
sHErARD. JOSEPHINE, aged twenty-five. No 10
STARK, WILLIAM. aged twenty-slgnt No. 81
Filth street,
An affecting incident took place at Mr., Greendeld's
Office yesterday when The employees were being paid
When Mr.. Charles Vogcl, young man, one Of the
Grcenhclds' statesmen. entered ihe Office. SOW
erai OF the young giris ran up to and
embraced him, haing HIM as their de-
liverer. 1t appears that before leaving the store
Mr. Vogei gave assistance 10 number OF tho girls in
nnding their way out ana overcoming the obstacles
they met with. He also returned TO tao building and
saved seven overcoats the property OF the members
OF the Arm their statesmen. His courage and his
presence OF mind, as we'll his modest silence re-
dina htc Anfnu hny M M m
THE SEwsBoYs FUNERAL. .i
The funeral oil little Willie Bennett takes place this
afternoon from his late residence at No 81 Washing
ton street. Yesterday the body OF the little victim OF
the explosion lay in a coffin without any ornamcp
ton At head large candelabra, with lighted
Candles while the wall was largo cruciax made of
dark muslin white ground large
number oil newsboys called during the day to
take u look at their former companion. Near tile
collin eat the bereaved mother. In conversation with
HERALD reporter she d:-"Wiliie was excellent
son To me- He met his death while bringing news
papers to sell. This is sad Christmas TO me, God
knows. The undertaken has been very kind 10 me,
and has said that may pay him when can Tor poor
Wiilios funeral l have an invalid husband 10 sup
port, takes all my little earnings to mako ends
meet"