New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-23

widow, aud is deserieed as having been very bSsuS
fui and accomplished. Her home was at Bayslde H.
T. She was the daughter OF Andrew Mickle, al one
ame Mayor OF this city. ana niece Of cornelis Illus
~ Lawrence former Collector q inc ~, f2@ abogf
three years ago, the grandson Of samuel wi Ne
goss o. one %, Sa aSa ~ so @ ws aud
her mother arrived at tho house OF their reat Is
tor BsIry a. s%yt mak NU 90 short Vs
"s was her intention to remain at home during
norter yesterdsy, but a gentleman and lady friend
Of hers In and asked her to accompany them 10
y few minutes after o O'Clock in a happy mood.
Twenty minutes later she was corpse. As tne
oarSen. chSs,ins raylr, the geniiSmsp heard the
wall cracking Run for your life. girls pc croa.
bat inst they staIted to run the wall fell upon
hfrr. W,i;ets struck by heavy beam and killed
who Is connected with tho arm OF NSylor & Co.. No
i0i John-st, was the gentleman accompanying ar
BIoSssti' Of No. 10 LsxinSton-ave. Both were in.
jured The body OF Mrs. Wilets was found AT aooqt
las crTs,ed and InaSeied beyond recognition. The
Sody was taken TO tle Morgne whore It WAS ide1tL
upon the ciotbfnS and peculiar share Of some Of
the jewoiry that Mrs. Wiets wore: d sp r
su Ss ssns IND q yesterday Tt Fowler
90 2, ber home the funeral viii be held tomorrow
afternoon at Bayside. No autopsy was maos
srady n0 The SV Sanse of her death was 50 evident
that IL was not thought necessary. Tue eansa was
tsSo,s from extensive crushed and lacerated
wounds comminued. COMPOUND sna s,"l i, WI WI
lets's mother returned to Bavsdc YESTERDAY, she
was greatly Frustrated by the shocS OF her uauE"
ter's sudden and terrible death.
THE INJURED.
Careful inquiries by TRIBUNE reporters Yesterday made
The lst of injured persons TWENTY-FIVE I'm number This
includes all whose hurts were OF any i'm
portauee but probably many more were slightly iu-
tured ana went to thor homes without attracting at
tenton in any way. Following is the list ~, ,r,s
EIODGETT, MISS VIOLA, Of No. 40 LeXlnelon-dIc WIS
badly bruised hui it is thought that she as no nIer
nal Injuries Miss Budget was ~ 10 c ,1Ieg with
Mira Willcts nj the time the latter was klieu. .
CAMBLos, MISS BELLE, OF No. 81 West thr'ySlA1hs''
Cor spEScER C.. Of No. West FOrty-sccond-st, age
twenty-five. was slightly bruised; ,.N .. .,,
DArER LroSARp Of No IA %e dc ssred from rg
nqmDer Of 51n bs me morning.
and he Is In fair way TO recover.
DAVIS Miss Lillian Young girl aoout nteen Yeas oi
Mas dancing with Earnest a. T6ompson at the time
ne was injured, was somewhat bruised on the shoul-
DOVES r. L. OF No % Waverly place, twenty-five years
DID, clerk had his LEFT band crushed ana sp m re
New.YOrk Hospital, and he was taken TO hlS hOihe'
HIS injuries we're r not serious 1S.IS,,v
HERRICR, HOBART HENRY, eighteen years Ola. VINO
ives with his father at No. 215 West Fory-four'h'
suToS AIFRHp son of ex1Judge Henry Hilton, had his
sdgntly injured by che failing plSstsr egb
HIDE, SEYMOUR d. u ~
teen veare old, was slightly intured - -, III,
KELLY, MICHAEL hack driver wHs injured on the mp
and arms by being thrown nom his seat.
LEHMAN f. L., No. 172 LexlpgtOn-aVe., IN the eUpOy
of NaTlor q Co., No. i0i John-st was badly bruised
and two toes OF his loft foot were broken .
A.. OF No. PA West Forty -fourthst-,
aye twenty years, slightly bruised on the letU
arm and left side.
NORRIS VIM. was slightly bruised
ptaKNEY, WILLIAM, OF No. "a EaSt forty-nr6tstt eEe
fifteen years. very severely bruised ana HIS
figbt leg was broken. ..
MISS ANNIE. Of No. 134 West Twentysecond
ST. who was In the dnncin groom al the time OF Inc
Incident was badly injured by falling BEAM she
was much better, however. YESTERDAY ana 10 IetFs
were entertained that she would not recover
A. No. 16 Stantonst one OF tue MUSICIANS
was slightly bruised - ~ ,,,,. 1000
a. was severely bruised. 1t Is not known as YET
, whether her injuries are dangerous. 49,,
SWAN W. j. OF No IS West Thllty-e2hth-st one OF the
managers Of the far, was slightly bruised oy the
. falling plaster. ooo a., NJ, .,, Fan,
teen wears old, had a'numDer OF cuts on the head
WEEP HENRY WALTER, lawyer who ltyes at No. IA
Wsst Thirty-eighs hst- and is member OF the firm
of webb, Spragne & Sands, at No. 20s broadway,
received number of severe outs on the head, Tue
small bone OF his left leg WINS broken. his right leg
was much bruised. His CONDITION was improving
yesterday. -, ,,-A.,