New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-24

namo undoubtedly goes 10 swell INC nsJ VI Iuc oe"o'
lie lived in Hoboken and was employed as driver
by jeremiah Sparkling, Of No 2G2 Westinghouse. Hc
was IN the restaurant when the wills fell.
Thomas Williams, thlrty-sx years old, who worked
for Meber Mass is undoubtedly among the killed
His widow and two small children arc left destitute by
his death. The little home at No. 135 Varich-st'
whero the family lives, sad one yesterday MIS-
Williams is slight delicate woman and has no means
Of keeping her home together unless charitable poo
pie will assist her. II is sad case and one calling
for immediate relief.
william BarTy's young widow stood all day yestcr-
day at the open door Of No Grand-st waiting in vain
for tdings of her husband. She is not moro thsh
twenty years old, and has just buried her baby her
distress hearpndng. Her husband was employed
by the South Publishing Company.
Thomas Brock, Of the missing, was SAID 10 h'o
at No. 212 West Sixteenth-st Tribune reporter
called there yesterday but the house was closed anu
no responded TO frequent ringing OF the bell. inc
ueghbors knew of no such person living there
The address of Richa1 Dohs, of the missing was
given as no 437 Western Boulevard and Eighty egnth
AT that place yesterday nothing was known Oh Gy
one OF that name.
At No. 41 RenwicI-st, where Jennie Flower boarded
nothing had been heard OF her, and her f1erds hao
given her up as dead.
At No. 1873 Greenwich-st. which was gwen Is o'e
address Of Mary L. Higgins, child who was Mnoo
while playing IN front OF tho fallen bmhng' 10 i"i'
Of the name Of Higgins lives ~
Louis Miller, twenty-five years old, lived al NO on
Dntmar.st, brooklyn lie is still missing Ito was
unmarried. He was o. pressman fof Leber d MaaS'
He has q sister and sepmother living In Broohyn.
John Anshitz twenty three years old, lived WIN
his aged parents at No 1854 East Houston-st lie
supported them by working as printer for Leoer
Meass and has not yet been found. lie leaves TWO
married sisters Also
Mary Delnein sixteen years Old who Is among inc
missing leaves a poor old mother. She was good
girl and worked hard to help support the family
She was unwilling to go to the shop on the morning
of the accident, and said she felt queer but her
wages were needed to pay the rent and she started
of at last with her friend Annie Mller' one hVeu
at No. AS East Nnth-st The mother Is left 10 pow
erty.
Annie Miller lived at No. 436 East Ninth-st. She
was sixteen years old and lived with her parents ana
several small sisters. Both girls were employed By
Resented & Co.
Lizzie Dowd, who is missing, was twenty-three
years old, and worked bOokbinder for Ellis q
Macdonald. She lived at No. 4Oo Madson-st with her
married sister.
Jacob Du Karrevich has not yet been found lie
worked for Resented Co., and was seventeen years
old. lie lived with his father and stepmother at NO.
l41 Delanceyst.
Lottie Helm, worked for Louis Rosenfeld. She was
twenty-five years old, and leaves parents and two
brothers. She lived at No. 90 Avenue c. Her
missing.
Maggie Quinn lived at No. o44 Cherry-st. with her
parents. She was employed by RosenfeM Co." and
was eighteen years old. She has not been seen alive
since she went to work Saturday morning with her
friend Mary Williams, who Is also missing.
Mary Williams sixteen years old and worked for
Roscnfeld q Co. She lived with her paernts at No.
243 Cherry-st.
william Schell, of No. 81 Montgomeryst., was an
unmarried young man, and lived with his parents,
brother and sisters. He was employed by Liebler q
Mass, and is still missing He is a distant relative
Of George Sullivan, who is also missing.
George Sullivan, also missing, was seventeen
years old, and lived at No. 21e Monroe-st with MS
father. two sisters and one brother. lie was appreh
ticed 10 Ileber & Mass.
Annie Tully lived at No. 81 Madison-st. with her
father John Tully she was seventeen years Old.
She worked for RoSenfed & Co.
Otto Walser WIS twcntyfour years old, and the
only son OF his widowed mother, whom he supported
lie lived with her at No 105 East EShthst. together
with three sisters lie was photographer for Liebler
a. Maaes His body was among tho four irst ones
that were brought TO the MorGuc on Saturday Late
that night his mother there, but she could not
recognize her son. as he terribly dlshgured fester
day however she identified him by pieces of his cloth
ing and then some friends made the identification com
pcte The body was taken 70 his home yesterday
afternoon.
Frank Hach Of No. 1913 East Firstst., was idcntl-
fed Yesterday afternoon bv his old mother by the
apron he wore. His body was taken home last night
lie was badly burned about the lower part OF his body
He was thirty three years old. single and worked as
tran sferrer for Liebler 81 Mass.
Theodore Enrich worked photographer for Liebler
q Mass and leaves wife and ten-months'-oh baby
He lived at No 1913 East Nnth-st
Adam Dohren was only fourteen years Old but with
his sister, who is sixteen years old, worked as helper
M the presses for Lebler Mass, TO aid IN the sup
Iii three
The DART basement of the rear house at No 43o East
slxthst and the grief OF the poor mother cannot be
described. The women in the nclglborhood crled
when they spoke "a the boy, and sad that he was
good little clap, aud most loyal to his mother. dhe
mother VINO eked out heT chliarens salary Oy "a'"-
jonn Hills is still missing He. was q truckman
and lived Al No 10 Convenient Slip. lie leaves Il
wife and eight children lie was forty one years old,
and into the restaurant to eat on saturday or ne
first time IN his life Another truckman who was with
him LETT the restaurant because his horse W@s esuve
before the building fell liliis vas an on TSl'S en-
William smell was also reported rs missing from his
home at NJ. 80 MontGomery-st, but no such man
was known there. lie may have been eonlounded
with William schcll, of No. 81 in the same street. VINO
In East Nlnthst it was also reported late yester
day afternoon that two sisters VINO llved IN that sver
and who mad worked together In the ruined hulldls
were missing Their father had wandered through the
street ha razcd early Ky yei 6G Pae
SON. " j., who was reported among the mlssns r srttu
up all right lie is employed at NO. 10 tEc time Of
the accident yesterday, was supposed by his enas
John Eberle, Of No. 147 Essex 81, was iep'rteu
10 the police as missing by his wife on sarday oHS
he sent her a message shortly aitcrwaM saylh5 no
wa, alive, and would remain at the ruins 10 gNo
aid. lie was at homo yesterday.
Pauline Echwad, of No. % Columbtast" was re,
reported US missing when the account Of the accdeht
reached her home rs she had gone TO store near tiS
ruined building to make some purchase. she faIleo
10 get home till after midnight, and her husband, VINO
Is a pndler thought she had been killed. -
jacob Hcdenreich, sixteen years old, was idcil'nru
Yesterday at The MOrgIe. lie was employed BY Louis
Poe and Il
aud eightl-st - IL, oor,a
joseph Hemmerich, about sixty-fve years 0ld, came
lettering 10 the Of the disaster late III the aie
noon He wa, looking for his Theodore, VINO iiVeu
al No. 335 East Ninth-st Theodore was employ ca ~
n piassman by Llebler & Mass. lie was tNenty-f0uf
wears old he leaves wife and child ten months old
Charles Mccarthy reported missing ana MS au
dress was given as No 80 BOwery. This Is "A lodging
house and no such person as known there. ,
Gustav steiner OF No. III East One-hnhutel anu
- Cd LII. ssLern.