, 1877-11-16

rtcnry. AZ The fire in Marines West Side Hall
TIC waa badly hurt This vas about two years
1g9 1s;;oo His stds I'd back were srushed BY thc
re.rn % that account. With 'n"iIi Wiz lIttle
mcans iIc posseased he went to California to
recu1rrste' Il nossio'e. and returned here only
:inse se ss.k' .essf sse .na Sau'fs .se,y ~ IL
his habits, and we'll connected IN The East:
Mr L. Il. Savage, the Chief Of Police ot
1to' 1MGston' se.tsIlay sent dhpstsh to Chlsf
the tody Of deceased and his Effects. e. ".
Brown. presumably 4 relative, makes the re-
quest through Chief Savage.
~. NJ: lliskey TeplLea that the hody ~ on lee.
desired TO have made Of it. The remains w!il
CoToner was duly notified, and he will make an
Francis FLANAGAN one of The Injured. mem.
day. Liz had been nearly eight Jcafs in the De-
partmc'lt, and no one bears butter reputation
- fireman than he. flc Is married man, anu
has wiEc ami several children. His Injuries
QFt settuns but not dangerous.
Eugene aweeny waa abIe to he about ~cstcr.
dav: He IL = member OF Engine ~. lie Is also
months In the Department. lie Is single ani
2, wears uf age. Ii vii! be some time bcfoso lio
will he again able for active duty.
J,hn Fletcher and ftobert Z. Payne arc col.
osed n'en. and members Of Company II. Both
They 0re competent snd brave. Fletcher was
somewhat bttLer yesterday. lie rs q single man.
and was ba'1ly sut a.out The heal. puYno Ia \
"i ncat. % cSersabers s @ q ffeoas Company j. IL Ger
nau hy birth. ifc resides at NJ. co.. jcf-
fcrsnn street. lie has 4 wife and two children.
lie Is 81 year. old, and baa been In tue
service over tlrrc years. H. had three
1lts injuries are very serious, though It 10 hoped
that they will not Fcault fatally.
jerome Bailey, Of Engine Ii, ~as doing quite
well yesterday.
Capt. Thof6as J. Canty. Of Engine No. 4, has
an Idea that there are eome othett, uot arer,cn,
burfe, In the dcbris Iie says that, when tho
tank fell. there were hcseral youtig fellows OIL
the fourth loor who CAME down will 1t. There
were sone dozcn pcrsuns buried IN the rtitua,
and how any escapeA with tAeir liyts seemed d
mystery to him. ThomaA Il. I'cnnnhfcy, pipe
man Of No. Q, only eavcd hiu!.clf by making a
terrible leap. Flanagan st1 Che1enbcrg onay
bnrted there escapcd with their lives is mira
Gle, Us some Of the wuun1e.! were held In tho
funeral pyrc almost quarter ot an hour hefore
they could be rescued.
THE RELIEF fu*p.
It would not bc at all out Of tnc way for those
VIM asc interested III the property saved that a
slight recognition should be ulade oF the ecr.
vices so n1bly rendered hs our Arctnen, and a
fund rnised tt aid the wounded and tho families
Ut The dead.
The following letter received at this office
yesterday sounds tie keynote:
To ths Editor ~ The 1stbun<.
CH1cAno. Nov. 15.-i think lhts would h. good
srnd $l0. which. II you would set the bali tn mo-
t!en. would give them something to hItes!ate thcts
pains. 1t would be litsle better than to ray, It's
| i pity: tbpse brave fe1Iuwst"
| WABAsn AyExrK.
| The SO which II inclosed was handed to Mar.
slal Denncr, to be used for tllc purpose intend
| I'd. Those desiring to further etntribute their
I mlic tnn do 10 bv either sentltng the same u
this Office ur to Chet Fire-Marshal Hcnuer, at
ttu y-tia1i, wlleFe the amounts will be duly
/ acknowledged 1t Is fitting TINT thu services Of
I our brave Greuach should b. fully recognized
ID cutnlort to them to fcci that, In casc the,
are injured or killed. tl.eir services will not bt
| forgotten, and their families not allowed Il
| suiIef.