The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-24

Around bsssa ss,sPlas and apa sh sas p .sw ~
,tttls si .pecs 81 light away np aboy, mo. dug
~, oat and as.T sas sPa so aSa q sep q
' s aSas g s9 Is :. slosla
s snd ,SSs b 5Sst Tho only hurt got was
Fetzer was asked II he saw any o, his shop.
mates get on. lie replied that tho only man
he knows to have escaped besides himself was
sss Il s. ssop II 81! Ha Her. s s. ?:
noon, fifteen employees OF I.iebler 4 Mass in
the place when the accident happened.
soPEtErr NAT HAVE RESULTED IN DEATH"
C. w Staten OF 90 East Tenth stree. called ut
fhe ys,ntion to inquire for his brother. William
ny brother had been employed only a
Miism I1ripp tho dEmgss He Ives At q
and eSd sofHs vas man vSs
am not. Il It had been mo I might have been
ss Ss dF ss, .h ss.n a 1sss ana and i.
BOD, BODY isnt there; ! fear the worst. because hs
ms tssa heard q hin .ns. 5. rs
h hI,. on Saturday morning. lie is 4j years
rER SISTER WAITS n VAIN FOR LizzTE.
Jos noS nhoSi yonnE eloT who said no Vas
Lille PSwa She IS - years ,ss old. and wnrssd
Il the okIindihE establishment of Ellis Y
LIZZIE i,Ses at ta u, n!aS Madison street." said
ssiahon; and she usually got HON: on sHtur.
a.. Sa,ntlay size p;oml.sd her sister. Ms.
;M tor o - who Is widow and dressmakes,;
would stor at a store and buy some dress goods
hat her SISTER van 81. Mrs Manning waited
pS S.r @or ss w. isan
worst has happened to her"
WHERE Is MRS RE1cu's YOUNGEST SON?
Gussave Reich. 90 years Old. tho Youngest
Ing Mrs. Reich iy.s Al. 60 Miller avenue
making anxious Inquiries Yesterday Tor Gus.
lie ~as q good boy" snii SCHNEIDER. and
tell hln mother that nobody knows what has
hor neart Oh. yes. guess he Is dead"
Is LOUIS RosESrEIp DEAD?
Joseph Elau. this brothcr.in.iaw OF Louis
10 cncl isaler IN bronze At 40 PARK place.
f., L q. ;a T ss h' s Was 50
schmidt Of sc East Seyen,5;:nIn,h street, who
serih. tho alpearanee Of cno Of. ,6s bodiOs
that had been taken out OF tho ruins and con.
"Ah. that's Gold cImid.." said Blau.
rooE MRs. COREY.
A tremulous German. whose Enalish was 80
imperfect rs TO ne scarcely intelliGibls. wanted
TO know u any information had been received
with his vito and four children at Woodbridge.
Ills WS If nssry 9' crazy sy Win src snid
tho German. and sne begged me to como
e wore Sns suit OF eoRss Which
su'e would recognize even il Couldn't tell
why don't you go to the Morcue?' asked
"AlI right" said the German. II will"
JOHN LESS FORTUNATE THAN HIS BROTHERS.
Henry Luta OF $50 Grand street. Brooklyn.
warfeN ~ tho h. ly of John IGrk
ss% :sia Ssns:s
their lives. John lived with his. wild owed
brooklyn.
IN SEARCH OF MISSING suorMATEs.
Theodore F. Tschuiy. who worked in the art
eor Of ls onraS s MIs' tho os ss
man 1amsi taS1: Ko!st Msrks, and a. ma man
they were a, o. ito top roor OF III, buiIiaf
that their bodies are now 1monG the ru.ls.
w w1s i hi lrsa oGF sSbu an na
an Tn knoW IS lat there was rnmbns
sound, n succession Of sharp short tracks, and
,hs s,,. neaqy IN OF f br TIN Ts
the tuj!di!s or rot Lyerytlias hap!en.d 20
quickly that IL was impoS bic tor any person
in the building t? Iny attention to anything
eXc"lt the DANCE h" was H."
Flank Hnch. who worked for Lieblt:r& MASS.
WIS 1;ssimG tra "a, 81 Is ~ years Ia ana lives
~ STARCH oF EEE HUSBAND.
A little. thin woman. with pale face and
muct-wo,n cl thing inquired for Thomas
lie is my hurbnnd.' she said. and
haven't seen him sinc. nc hads me good by on
saturday nins AMI started :, o 10 worn nd ne
Saturday was hall holiday ttcre lie r missed
to DO bono ut o'cock. He hnsnt got home
Williams lives at 1a5 varick street. He has
two children. boy OF years anu girl OF II
WIFE AND BABY WAIT FOR HIM.
Morris Haring. 80 years old. who lives in
Erie street. .ier-ey City. /, reported among tho
missing He was salesman for Osborne \
PAX place. i, was supposed he WIS in Peter
sens restaurant when the building FELL He
has wife and tMomoniihs o. t c a,aio, :,
business; like way and askc II any ;hlorma,
ton had al, te o re siHsd Of Maggie Clifford 70
"she worked for u II hoErarhing firm In tho
buiM!ing.' the Young men said.
Wa, rho relative o. youls,",
An old Gentsmnn who gave his name as F.
called at tie church street station at about 6
ocosk las, nEh! AMI Inquired II .o1n D. n.ii
G iouna be he ssd was and
down on Saturday morning 10 do some work
In William street. lie has not been sen nce.
and his family think that he .mny have boon
dining IN tho restaurant at !! rn1k place when
the crash came. Eryan came all the way from
Rutland 70 500 the yorng man on tusi ness:
Two wcl-dtesscd women who refused 20
give their names inquired Tor "ttie Helm OF
20 .tvenuct. he young " man wns "a years
old and . god leaf worker with LOUIS Rosen.
field.
Francis Dohs OF AT Western Boulevard was
looking for his brother: ftcbard Dohs. Who
WINS n lithograrher with llsbler Mass Tho
young man was ~ yenrs old md unmarried.
Ills body hns not becn recovered.
among tho messing This. young woman was
tho .orowonnn ln.Ellis 4 Ma;Donn,d,s s. place I!
mont nvonuc. who was inGurlnG for her at tho
Church street station. she Was ono OF three
word. one Of tho other sisters Tork, In 4 >.
while tho ohio. kec.s house for tho two that
work: There wore numerous other nlMi.ies
Conrad Smith. SO years old, u ,osth street
and l.cA inEton avonue. tine surcr!n teEdent OF
4, A(n,- al ,.l h.tu