The sun., 1888-08-04

that his wife and two children, Joe and Zimial.
were missing. He escaped through the rear
SAVING THR THEATRE.
After Norman. Cartcr, and Gardner had got
would cross on their ladder. they hurried to
took a limo Of hose up the stairs leading to The
sna @ ON bas tas shs
hSre Sa but tne the e had partly I 'e burned Il
They directed the hose on the lames that were
out TO the theatre acoss sSsI the
next the alleyyay Fire cleaned several times
vented from entering the theatre; MOS Most ot ot
the scenery on that sds OF the saEs Tas b.sre Met
From p"Ihs the the ire
were carting scenery to place OF safety, Az
the properties OF the stage we're hustled on.
Ihe eSpfS Se S9 nes a,eS Prosuced The
theatre and leit stored there, rushed to the
to 't be safe The theatre was not damaged
much; Less than $1,000 will cover tho 10 loss; y;
The 10 ss Foo a e6nss
They brought hose on the stage, but did not
have occasion to use 1t there.
ORIGIN OF THE FIRE
He asIo ?'aHT Tks f fire. painfully "s the
necessity OF building facories and tenemenits tents
with arep59oi ssairsass fisspr9eI Tbers sta
was VAST never hrs in this city where ne Fire Dc,
pst s hsd unGsr sSSa an Sad the
Engines Gnslnes were here insde y mna,e: but IN
Just about that time the flames from M the eek OK,
baidins from rom eelIar to roof. twas a mass o.
on The eeS1s woman who that stove denied at
first. but Il s practically certain that her care
''i Fire Marshal m Frank says that the fire started
rooms on the ground floor He bases his his
PatroIman rI an 'S Ed Leonard. who claims to have
seen the frst, Of the fire. and who really aid
street Leonard says he didn't think. at the
time that the fire would amount to much.
TENANTS OF THE BURNED BUILDING.
According to Janitor Stephenson. the tenants
in the building were as follows:
First Floor-John and Irna Stephenson. 1anitor and
second .Floor--solomon Kohn. manufacturer of
ThId STa cloak ns ,,w.G who
ssi ss.s H..
'PRSyfFa Ise ma of soal
ss ssi
msnufas.nrsT IL smpIeysd ,hiI,y hands. women
H1s % lived % wS Ga hm %s on tho
The people in the factories were employed In
sets. an operator, baster. and fnisher making
set. ,
ment, owned the White House saloon building
too. He told a Sun reporter that he paid s55O00
oe FL he oP
900. All tho manufacturers in the tenement
had what Is called floating insurances, The
loss on it will be about $4,000.
DEAD, MISSING, AND HURT.
This is the list Of the dead. the missing and
the injured: ~
shildTsn: Joe, aged i zimiai aged and noVy.Sofn
LTvrrx Nathan 81 Division street 90 years old. His
son Henry had tailor shop on the top hoor Leavesa
stnsSipI% Abraham IS years DID, ls EldridSe stree.
oHS sssa.s1a MOTH: saoi Russian aged 49,
S,S q g sudov
dead, ii.
BERNSTEIN Bnruh Poe tailor p years @ s old 2ss De-
STREET
EsviEs. ZEN RsuSon years DID, married of 50 Suffolk
H.sxs Jacob Il years old 20 p Delaney - street.
PsonnleA1. Henry Russian. tailor. 10 years old, 1871
KgssoIs i.rris a,los 50 years oId 81 E.,e. stree.
Lena sprang out Of tho window with her hair atame
His wife Rosa Rubnon made inquiries Bellevue.
Total missing, D.
BERscHHR Morris Pole, tailor, broke his leg jumping
from third story. Scalp injured.
;Ps s VIII se % Talsa ss
to st. vnccnt's Hospital
jured about limbs By jumping from third story.
EoRATsKY, Abraham. Russian. tailor; slightly injured
by fall.
RorHMAs Bernard Russian tailor. l45 Forsyth street.
30 We ara old Removed from Gouverneur to Bellevue
Burned about lower Imbs May recover
RUbISoFT Michael aged %. tailor. "a Essex street;
recovery doubtful.
sRvosfr Abraham. 100 Bowery tailor jumped from
third floor: hand and burned and right broken;
head badly burned.
SARAH -, 1885, Bowery. tailoresR single 10 years
old; not expected TO live through the night
TURLoyk, Philip, English, aged D. l9 Delaney street.
Taken Gouverneur and removed Bellevue. Burned
May recover. Carried out insensibe.
WOLF. Harris coakmaker; hurt by jumping from q
window.