New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
Western boulevard. press

Western boulevard. press feeder employed os
South Publishing company ,o, ,,.d,.
po%D Lienld empcyeS wePSsy ~ 'fai Ellis Macdonald
ELLIS WILLIAM H., forty two years cd, No 22s
Ell,s q MacDonad, bookbnacrs. No. T6 Park Place
hroo;;yn ip3rrcss,iseder forERoscnield & Co.
rr owrR Jennie, nineteen years OLD, No 40 Ken
v,ck.st brooklyn, employed by nebler Il Mass
col nscuMrpr NEuMAN. twenty nine years old. No.
~ East Seventy ninthst. enplcyc of Louis Rosea-
o,pps IoTN. ten years old. No. o37 Greenwich-st.
uAcII FRANK thrty-three years old. No. 123 First
ST.. photographer for Mebler haass.
HEAGNEY, ANNIE, three years old, No. el Pnrk
Place. . -. oo ,
HEM. LoTTlE, twenty -four years old, No. 20 Avenue
G. employed by Rosenfcld g. Co.
HEIpENRIca JACog fifteen years o'a' NO. 10 h@'''
upna,rnIcu. THEODORE, twenty-four years old,
No. 3ss East Ninth-st, photographer for Liebler d
rrnpIwc MORRIS A.. twenty nine years old, en-
Ht noysd "A head salesman By Bourke Osborne, ha.
es, manufactures Went to the Hudson Kesaqrant s,
to get lunch. Lived At No. n Enc-s"' Jersey 'i'y'
lie Ieaves wife and child
HILLS JOHN forty years Old TH W,iI, x GSsTT
s. ss'Ss slJPlofpsas JPs psrs = faoe. s6s'hm'n ''' "'
vI.aNn JoHN. ffty-nve years old Of Penn yam,
N Y fie was killed in the Hudson Restaurant.
KrnsHyE HEBMASN twenty ave geSSgs old enSoyeG oI NS
as as feeder by the south Publishing Company.
KrTTIE ARTHUR, nineteen years eld, honokehl
driver for Jeremiah Sparkling OF NO. @os washing
rorp. GEORGE. fifteen years old, No. se9 wallabout-
St, Brooklyn employed by Liebler d. MASS.
Aanfhq bEDoyn S S'i Iii
d Mass.
MILLER rErER sixteen years old No. a94 oNnn Wallsc
boutst, BroAlyn, L. d. empioyeo oS A'O'N
MULLER ANNIE, sixteen years old, No. 43e East
Nnth-st., employed BY Rosenfeld g. co. ~
shA bdcnd.E or s
MCPHERSON, WILLIAM, twontynye years oa. o. LIN N9;
23 pomnick.st, pressman employed Oy 'no '""'i'
Publishing Company.
PETERSEN, JULIUS twenty four years old, no. l'o
Eldridge ST., waiter in the Hudson Restaurant.
PETERSEN. ANDREW B., twenty two years oioi; q; 10 10
s53 Thiideve cashier and superintendent VI 'H0
Hudson Restaurant.
QUINN. MARGARET, eighteen years old, No. 24J
Cherry ST., employed by Rosenfeld & Co
REDDIN MARY, twenty-five years old, No No. 109 SIer Wr
mont ave, Brooklyn, employed BY Ellis q Mac
Donald.
RosENFELp LOUIS, thirty years old proprietor or and tS
second floor Of the Taylor Building. lilo lived az
No. i03 East Eighty -frstst.
REICH, GUSTAV, nineteen years old. No 60 Miller
ave., Brooklyn, employed oy hepler M' S9 1oo
Pslsadeaye. Jersey City Heights. He was pass
ins the building at the time Of the collapse. 49,
sCHMIpT CONRAD, thirty seven years old, NO; I'D
East Northumberland -eightlst.. BROOKLYN employed
Is foreman in Lieblor MaaSss hthogaphing es-
tablishment.
IL,
By Llobler a. Mnass. -
sHADDOCK, ERNEST, eighteen years DID, NO -
Moorest., Brooklyn.
sLATTERY, MICHAEL. No JOY Park-ave.' employed
by the Empire CITY Subway Company
STEINER, GUSTAV, twentysix years DID, NO III III
East Ohe-hundred and seventh st., pressman ior Ellis
& Macdonald. 49,
sTEINKEY. JOHN, fOIty-two years old No; 3os
Nclsonave, Jersey City, employed by Lieoicr q
Mass. 49,
SULLIVAN GEORGE, seventeen years old, NO. ZIG
Monroe-st., feeder for Leblcr d. Mass.
TRIpPE, F. w. forty-fvc years old. Of No. l29 west
seventy -nrstst., druggist at NO. 10 PARK Paee'
TULLY ANNIE, seventeen years old, No. % Aadison-
st. erpployed by Roscnfeld Co.
WILLIAMS THOMAS. thirty six years old, NO l3o
VsrIckst worked for Leber Mass.
WILLIAMS, MARY, sixteen years old, No. ci3 Cherry
ST. employed By Rosenfeld & Co.
WALsER OTTO twenty four years old, NO. los East
Elghth-st, pressman for Liebler & Mass
ZICKERT GUSTAV, twenty-six yeaB old, no; 3lo
Westinghouse, Hob0hen, prcssnan Tor Lleoier o.
Mass.
There still remain at the Morgue ton unknown
bodies. This brings the total up TO sixty-o'Ie
Though there are only ten unidentified bodies ~ INC
Morgue nineteen people who were i'll the WIrcKN
bndipg on the day of the disaster arc st maccouncl
for II Is believed that number Of the missing ones
finding that they were ont OF employment, left the
city and will be heard from sooner or later Others
have probably moved TO another part Of the city, Th2
frernen arc 50 certain that no moro Dcdes are IN ule
ruins that they will make no further examination