New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-25

any since saturday night.
nathan Goldsmith has been reported among tho miss
inc lie was said to have lived at No. 153 Second
ave. lie did not live there. however.
Michael sattery. who killed while sitting on
M t,,c,, IN front OF the building eating his dinner viii
he buried tomorrow morning In Calvary Cemetery
us body will be taken from his home, NO. 11o7 Park
| ove To st. Lawrcncc's Roman Catholic Church. az
park-ave. and Eightyfonrh-st., where the fnher"i
services will be held. He nfty-fve YEARS OLD. ana
was employed By the Empire subway Company hc
was identified at the Morguc yesterday by MS sou
Edward and later In the day his body was taken TO MS
| homo By his friends -,
Custave steiner buried yesterday In the h'
| tberan Cemetery. His body was taken from inc
uorauc yesterday to an undcrakers establishments az
M 100 East ThIrdst., where the funeral was neiu'
He was twenty-six years Old aud was employ" 90
| n pressman by Ellis Macdonald. father. mo'UoI
ond four sisters survive him. One Of his sisters ""S
married to Conrad Schmidt, who was killed In inc az
| cdent. . uror
Conrad Schmidt will be buried tomorrow III W
green's Cemetery. lie identified at ohe mo'ea -.
Yesterday and removed to the undertakers shop Nv
| No. 100 East Third st. His wife was s'' %
Tribune reporter yesterday afternoon, ana Snc
| like o corpse herself 81 don't know whae QUO"
don she said. Conrad the sole supper. "a ~
self and my four children. Then, again, W uu ;,
matters worse, my brother Gustav was also hi'eu
at No. Io5 East One hundred and eightn-st .,a
The body OF Charles Breitnor, the fourteenyoai o'r
hoy who worked at the lithographlng business
taken to an undertaking shop at No. l39 h9soNss
and will be buried in Evergreens Cemetery 'o"o,0
| morning He lived with his parents IN the jan "
the top floor Of tho tenementhouse NO. ono
| fty-fourth-st ,,or
Andrew r. Petersen tr, who was cashier and super.
| Intendent of the Hudson Restaurant VIII DO JUL" -,
| I'm Evergreens Cemetery tomorrow aiternOo''
body was taken TO his homo at No. 800 t-s..r
where the funeral services will be held to-moriV"
His parents we're 50 Frustrated by the SHOCK S,ia,
they were unable to the reporter when ITO ''''N
| last evening Andrew was their only cnlh' ,
| Charles Baumgartener sixteen years OLD, Oh W.
| waIahoutst Brooklyn. is still among the missing
His people are very poor and he was the Only on "a
| them who was working at the time OF Tue ui'a' a.
His father and mother both nvlng' e,u u'' ~
gether with three small and helpless cnuui'D'
entirely dependent upon his earnings LOT e,eH
Ills father is tailor by trade but has no' p.en n
| find any work to do for number oi ii0'''''
are now In a destitute condition. -.
M news O, John Dixon has been heard at ms nome
| No ago broadway Brooklyn. His father haa ooe"
| watching the work OF clearing away uie VIC wy, n -,
dav Yesterday. His mother has given up all nope Vi
seeing him alive or dead and is inconsoiaoe' i'"'9
| Dixon was a feeder for Lleoler q MaaSS' Nj,
No news of William II. Ellis has as yet reacheu Ills
|
~ tho firm Of Ellis IL Macdonald, bOoibinders. lie was
thirty eight wears Old and the sole support OF Ills aeeu
| mother and three sisters lie has one Dro'nor N'!,e
a. Little Rock Ark He has been informed Oh Vlie NV
NJ bls brother and is now his way here Ioe o
| two married sisters and three unmarrleu' NIL LIE
| was a bachelor and idollzed Ills nioUiei WI"
| IN turn was devoted TO him. 1t was Halu,u
| - So boue that he was constantly thinK-
| n, a, his mother, and last May oo"s''.
the house in IIart-st, and gave 1t to her oi,o VI
n block OF new brick houses when stahu ho' ia' ~,
| The corner of Throop-ave. when ne PlesenO0u .l0
| homo 10 his mother, he gave her, III adui'io"'
CENT showing that the property was fniiy pau iu,
when his father died. some years ago. Mr.. Ellis 'ooA
bs Mace and was the sole hope and stay OF tie ls
sce bis mother learned OF his terrible fate her har
which was only slightly gray has turned winle' s"o
60, ,ttIe N those around her. but sits all dhy i'll Il
dazed condition COX
Robert II. Marks twenty five years old, OF NO. ODD
Iafayette-aye Brooklyn, is still missing, and MS young
| wife WAS unconscious when Tribune reporter cahe"
last night When she first heard oil his deatu "lu e
arner IN which he was killed. she immediately fahIea
| and remained unconscious for hours at time. one
,ora rerain consciousness only 10 faint again. her
fanttnga FITS have changed TO commissions. 10 Is ho'
thought that she win live. Robert MARKS was COM
napion of tho Guiding Star Council OF the Amerio~n
Ieeon of Honor, which meets Mt the drano opeis
uouse IN this CITY, For number of years he worKen
| - ihe ntbopraphng house OF Julius BEN d Co..
No 1o7 Duaue-st lie left ncre few months ago
and took more lucrative place with Lieuler {"
Naass His life was insured in the American hegoh
q, Honor for $4,000 satisfactory idenuacauon oy
| three members OF the order Is necessary accoruns
IN the rules of the order, before tho amount Oh uc
| Insurance cnn be paid to his widow. Mrs. Marks
has been nearly bind for sone years. anu vi V''O
| account has been nearly helpless o.,
The body of Louis Miller twentnye years ear b Sa
| found lie lived at that address With MS sup,
mother and his sister. He was pressnan for
PRIiip Eberle, sixteen years old, Of No. 4lO
south Fourth-st. Brooklyn. IS stlll missing. N4
news Of him has been brought 70 his Tldow Sa
| mot6er He was one of seven children. lie and
an elder brother were the sole support OF MS IhIo
Peter % n %sG not y been a rs
nc Nav Reddn's body has not yet been recovered
She was twenty-five years old, and lived at No. loo
The body Of Peter Miller sixteen years DID, wa:
found yesseda When Rd he Wore Willie at
father is spring bed maker and yves al NO. 'T Us
at day yesaS %aoSs s abore
work removing the wreckage. He was standing where
he could see t seSe % lie od an officer that he be-
iieved the body that OF his son: lie was per
mitted 10 examine 1t and soon identlned by pe r
Of the blue jumper which was sui cnnsnS u ON'
The ShSrrsd body Of George Loeb sixteen years
So ro badly burned and mutilated that he was only
recognized by his father by a piece OF his SHIRT any
his shoes and stockings lie worked for Liebier y
Mass as a prcssfeeder. He was the Oldest OF i4 1
children and was the sole support Of the family he
hody Is now at the undertaking establishment OF Geors
Peck, in Doerun-st., Brooklyn. He lived at NO. aoI
Wallaboutst Brooklyn 49,, IA ,.ort
Ernest shaddock's body has been found and idenu
fed by his widowed mother; He was eighteen years ear,
old and lived at No ~ Moore-st. Brooklyn. His
mother identified him at the ruins yesterday. II I
was not burned much. and easily recognized liz
was the sole support OF his mother and brother: :,
The body OF Leonard R. Cole, who lived with MS VIE
AZ No las Madlson-st, Brooklyn, has been found lie
and his wife were spending the summer at luehin
Hill S l. His body was Identified BY a cara round
On il giving his address When a Tribune reporter
called al No 1873 Madlson-st. yesterday no news o.
him or his wife had been received there IFS VIE
was a part owner OF the house. The couple nvea IN
fine upper part OF tho house and rented the paror nooi
and basement They little known BY the tenants
! an the lower floor Mr. Cole was spoken OF In the
, highest terms at the house where he lived
| Mary Williams. sixteen years old, was employed by
Louis Resented ~ Co. as packer. She had been ~