New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-04

HISS P,rr-Mr Hess was employed in the yarnsh
ing room Of the piano factory, aud jumped from one
ui the seventh story windows. % tue rOOf of "a t"O
story building below. The only injury sustained
was a severe strain of the ankle. He taken 20
Bellevue Hospital. H. Is 10 years OF age, and re-
sides 10 No. 1913 West H0ust0nst.
Irpwfc TH0MA.-Lud * resides az No. 527 Fifh-st,
and IL nineteen wears old. He jumped from one Of
the upper Windows, ana to al appearance escaped
Hospital. and Or. Burke states that his injuries are
not necessarily dangerous
ROLAND. JAMfs.-Mr Roland was member Of engine
N0.IS Pipe IN hlnd, he was directing wafer upon
frame tenement housr threatened by the faines'
when an Adjoining wall fel ana Ac was causnt Ia
me doDus. when removed. hc WAS found 20 nave
sustained compound fracture Of the leit leg ana
wus sent To Beuevac Hospital. This Is nothing,
he said, when taken from ia. ambulance althon-n
evidently ~ great pain, 'usn't as bad aS 20. ~
that nre ~ fonrth-1ye. hnd ihrteenia-st ~ -
Then ! bad both legs anu an arm broken as wei
r. woGt take me lou- 10 zee over this" he said
wi,h % smlie. Mt. Roland Is an exempt brennan. M;
aud was formerly Assistant Foreman ~ No. ~
engine. OF the ountcer Department. Tie has "a
VIE and three children ilvlng al No % Oreeh"lcn
ToNoGEsr JonN F-Mr. Conquest was the contractor
ln the g." ~ finishing department. va iAo src1 i
story tne factory. H. escaped by the window;
retaining his hold Of the Sill uutil the IRE com cleo
him 20 lrt lie was considerably burned about
the face ami hands and hs knee cap spilt in the
Twentl -tAr,-st and was attendedby Dr. Griswold
who stated that uo danger need be apprchended
MISSING.
Albert LEE q varnisher who worked the third Moor
ol the piano factory, mas been boarding a. 80. al
Me.I Thirty -sXtD-st. He left for ms work az The
usual b0ur yesterday morning. and las u0t been
secn or heard Of since. lie was y-thrre years 81
agc ana Ms landlord saws a very .udrstri-
GU, lAfu. 81 BIS said tina Ia 90 vie ana iohi
children. one of these, . boy sixteen years oI axe,
often called his fathe. AT hs boarding place. ana
once ia 70 while lec wCIl would vi-t DIS Wiir.
They nave not lived happily for years, ana sic is
ltNIu- uOWu town with Hrg children. -
DEMAREsr HENh1.Hr belonged ia Paterson, but "hlie
working 10 IiaIt'r factory boarded Do THIS city.
GEPE He is an old man, who lived n Wet lhlrll-
-ccond-.t. He Was 90 work on tine seventh Moor Wlh
the boy stociZal. Tie lattrrs supposiuun tuht
Gcpc Is dead b. borne out by he statement 81 ul'h
vino says be watched several people come down "
chain lre-rscapc tie 1entiIaNe. slde Ol tIo
building; that old man came 10 the "hu'"'
looked out. and then fell back
GUyBERGET. JOHS Hc lived az No. - Avenue a; anu
Was twenty-O one years Of age. Inquiry was mdus lol
this Young man about y. IA. 10 hls latAeI' -
Dutchman, speaking little English. lie sala JON
was a good boy and that he went To ""iA cary
Ia the morning. l..
John DUNCAN also reported missing be Wofkeu III
the same room with Mr.. Lee. ,,,
KEUTsCH. JOHN.-He nineteen years od anu IINcu
at No. 500 West Thirty oigntn-st He veal W "orA