New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
THE MISSING.


Baltimore and had business With the South Publish
ing Company on the day Of the disaster; has been
missing since Saturday.
ANsCHUTZ JOHN, twenty-one years old, lithog
rapher employed by Lebler & MASS, No. S64
H0uston-st
BARRY. WILLIAM thlrty-Gve years old, No. 8 Grand
ST.. printer In employ OF South Publishing Company.
BORMANN, HERMANN, thlrty-hve years old. fire
man In PeterSen's restaurant lived in Bowey
lodging house, six feet high light hair and muStache
BPADEL. ALERT. twenty-hv years old. Of No.
$50 East Observation-Disclosures, employed
by Rosenfeh & Go.
BRAY, JOHN, thlIty-fve years old, printer, in en-
p!Oy of Liebler d Mass. Home, Grnd-st.
DArrMGARTNER, CHARLES, sixteen years old. No
1854 Wallaboutst., Brooklyn, employed By Lebler
d Mass.
pAuvGARTNER. LOUIS. thlrty-for years old, press
man for South Publishing Company.
BURGER. LAWRENCE, twenty-eisht years old, No.
2l1 Mcrcer-st Brooklyn.
BURN, JOHN b., tAirty-hve years DID, No 3o4 East
Fourteenthst. Was employed as nthoTapher
T,s3a1,,rsnf when the building fell. lie leaves
wife ard three children In Boston,
CLARENCE JOHN G.. twenty three years Old No ls4
East Eighty siXthst., supposed 10 nave been In the
Hudson Restaurant.
COLLINS. THOMAS seventeen years old No. 449 East
Thirty sec0nd-st. worked somewhere in Park Row in
a printing shop.
Western boulevard, press feeder employed by
South Publishing Company.
DUKREVTTCH, ABRAH an. seventeen year, oid No
I41 Delanoey-st, employed by Louis Rosenield 90.
DoNNELLY. JOHN F., twenty-sx years OLD No 80: S3s
Fast Seventy nintlrst., employed by Lebler MASS
Came from Boston two months ago and has wfe
D0DD. FRANK, thirtyone years Old. No. 4l5 West
Fny-third-st. photographer for Leber Mass
DUNN. MARY, eighteen years old, Of No. 11o East
Houston.st., worked for Rosenfeh 4 Co.
EBERLE. PHILIP, seventeen years old, No 41o
south Forrth-st Broohlyn employed by Leoier @
FLYNN JOHN, twenty years old, No. 1888 Second
ST.. brooklyn.
FRIEDENBURG, JOHN, thirty two year. old, No. 81
MacDonad carried Key and chain of a Brooklyn
realaim box. Leaves wife and one child
FERLEMAN, LOUIS, thirty nine years OLD, NO lo9
Alenst. Was employed In the TUCSON heS,auran~
GOLDRERGRR, NORRIS seventeen years old. No 272
West Fourth st.
HAGAN. " LIAM, twenty-five years old, Newton
don, Conn.
HENRY, THEODORE, No. s3s East Nintltst.. worked
FOR Liebler Mass.
HERRING, NELLIE, age unknown, employed by Lieb-
ler d Mass.
KrRsHNER HERMAN. twenty five years old, Of No
GIG East One-hundred and -hfty nulthst.. employed
as feeder by The South Publishing Company.
KINTZ, AUGUST, eighteen years old, No. 12s East
Thirty -fourth-st.
MCCARTHY, CHARLES eighteen years old, No. 81
Bowery. Not known at that number.
McKENNA, JAMES, eighteen years old, No. GAL
eerond ave- employed IN district messenger service
and was sent TO tie building five minutes before IT
fell
MACDONALD, WILLIAM o.. OF the boolKbindng firm
~ rlIs a iaeih,nald No 7O Park Place Forty five
wear. old ana married. Lived at No. l5o Chester
ST., Brooklyn.
MOONEY JAMES lived in Seventy nft|st, between
First and Second agcs.
MADDEN. JAMES j., twenty four years oh No ld3
East Fifty b e t.Iu aer s cry =" In
Oury made by his brother, john Aadoen' lie leaves
wife and one cnJd.
MARKS. ROBERT H.. twenty-five years oDa' NO. '''