New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-21
THE KILLED AND INJURED.

Following is a list of the dead:
BEcKER. LENA. age nine. died white she was beinC
carried ont Of the school building. Her body was
taken directly to the home Of her parents at NO o.
B1SDxAGEL LENA ten wears old. was the dan Inter OF
John Rndnagel, OF No. 3l3 Rivlngton-st. lie recog
nized her body at the police station.
BRasDrxBuRG, ELIZA. ten wears old lived at No 1872
East 20 Fhe nc 1eE and Identified there by her
parents.
BRFcnr. MARY eight years old lived No, 229 East
Thrd-st. Her body carried 10 the police station
and recognized there by her mother
BREcKESzER, BARBARA age nine lived al no l13 East
Thirdst. Her body was carried TO the ponce S'a'o"
and was recognized there by her mother
FISCHER ALPHoNsA seven years old, was the dangner
ol John Fischer, the r.anlst OF re chur,n a,go ~,
Ing the achool. He carried her body 10 his nome AZ
No. 226 East Four'h-st, after vain efforts had been
maze to rcsuscitate her.
DEcHOL, BARBARA was ten years Oh ana llved a. No
$50 East Tenth-st. she was still alive when sue was -
carried out OF the school building bat she Expired
OF the last to be identified at the police station
GErzxrR GRACE Of No ls7 East Third ST. was eleven
her to the drug store at AvenueA aud Third-st
HABtKxrcHr MARY, age seven. lived at No ls6 East
1lrdst. Her body was taken TO the ponce STATION
and identified there by her mother
uApr. MANY ANN eight years old Her body was rec
oguized at the police station by her mother, Mrs
Barbara Happ. OF No. $50 East Ninthst.
KOSHER THERESA. eleven years old, and lived at
No us East Thrist A. NE c wer PG1n a
recognized by her mother. who at once insisted Oh
Carrying 1t home.
FRANCES. carried from the scnOOl 10
the Jrug-st Thrd-st and Avenue "A, where she
died she was twelve years old and one OF the
largest girls in the school. Her home was az NO. ~
CntOnst
NAaR JOSEPHINE, seven years old was one OF the
pretest OF the children who were killed she e had
sister teaching in the school Her amer, Mchatl
Narr. OF No .34 East Thrdsto recohnzsd her body
at the station.
sKABs1sKr. ELIZABETH was only six years old She
was the smallest girl who was killed Her father
VINO I;es at No. $40 Last Ffth-st, recognized her
body at the police stadon.
Nfr~
TbiId.sf Mr. Troncae, a labOrer, recognized her
body al the police station.
st. Her body was the first one recognized al the
police station.
Following is list of injured children so far as
their names could be asceraned by the police
D0cKHEIMER FREDERICK age eleven years. was nearly
sufocated. He was frotnng at the mouth when ne
was carried into Huoers shoc-sore, near the school,
but be able later TO so to his home, at No 3'o
East HoustOn-st.
ED MAGGIE ten years old OF No. 800 East feminist,
hao her right side injured severely she W as taken
to her home.
EseIE JOIN eleven years old Of No 633 Fifh-st. had
his leg broken in the rush dowE stairs He was car
ed TO tn convent and aiier"ard was taken home by
his parents
FAErH, JOHN six years old fell down stairs and injured
his head sever ~. He went 10 his home at NO lob
East IhlTd-st.
F1oREs LOUISE nine years old, OF No 1919 Avenue-C..
was nearly sufocated. She vas nsenslbe when
taken the drug-storc at Avenue-A. ani Thiri-st.
but she was restored to consciousness. The police
sent her 10 St FIancls's Hospital.
GUpERMAN, FREDERICK, age nine years lives at No. 3s7
East HOustOl-st He received severe internal III
jures.
MUXDELL. RUnoLPH, eight years old, received serious
internal INJURIES. He was taken to bis home at 40
"a FirS-st
sEMPFr. ANNIE. six years old, was carried from the
school to a shoe store ncar at hand size was suffer
ing from shock and partial suhocaton. nut she aier-
Fifthst
sM 1Ns age Tyeq d yeaF r Tas taken 40
Her home is at No. 2l0 Aveuue-C.