The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-08


ed to window which Meares said was in his
wife's room, and Merritt sprung up the rungs.
But wrong window had been singled out.
the occupant Of the adjoining apartment,
stepped out Of the window to the ladder ind
ran nimbly, up to help save the woman. who
roSi q the, portico. over ne entrance to the
ess S1dsB S@ mis- Ss wnss ss
siSssa and s ts w ssf Bic va
Sss Rs E u sSs r Has htna burned
NIGHT CLERK UNpERwooDs STORY.
n. A. Underwood. the night clerk Of the
hS5s HSR s sA r that s Fs nna f%ofs
on the books in I the once" he said. when
shalt. Thought that POSSIBLY. some one was
using one Of the elevators. and ! walked oq Vt
2her. ans no a il M
smsksi sPd could see thst there was aEs sp-
/ l., ran into the street and stopped stranger
wA9 RRs oaso Is are sa,d and for Gods
sake turn In an alarm and notify the police
The man seemed to, understand me. and he
sd back h Into 9 Se S n 5ss Ths
the first floor on account Of the fire and smoke:
SSSt to TIC ocs os one ns VENT sss out the
Fortieth street door. saw Mr.. Lusbie. who was
aea q hs lis Ssse se ana s
Herbert Harding and We're the only men IN
tho Once to the basement. and nd the next next
threueh the harro"m Tbers wore as n oar
as can estimate II, IDS people in the house on
sS9tearz nG Sr S
When | went on duty att o'clock there were
" and at oGS6 these
tss e9Essss tss F's iSs
nsrrea He % at So Vest aaS
srsSt heard that after h. e9t out Of the
have no idea rs to how the Are, started. but It
to BE 81 as9y ths
pitai WIN his s rIbs iaiared rf''0''of'an HOS
LLOYD COILS CARRIES A WOMAN DOWN.
Lloyl Coils. the eighteen year.old son of
eaa esa He 1t daps
s e s sh HS's p ssss
wero on the scene when he arrived there. and
wer sass e It ladder on the
the Sidewalk II his nightdress. and Coils
wort viii TIE men az The adder 't so@s
articles Of clothing began tumbling out Of the
a tsy Spa Dsd ha II Ss sm
nnd landed in tic balcony 6eloW Il remained
alone. and When lie Seaehed the e"1 balcony afaS1
selous and blood was streaming from a
ssss sSsss.ssS Il $s sss
Isl IL
assstanes and V eaSried IV the woman on BIS BIS
o aH Then 1sSs s1T Mss M sfesaes
aps YUhqSws sn ont ~t a
eea ump en- shss
looked, back. at tho flames behind her and
| threw herself out Of the window.
CARRIED DOWN A PAINTING WOMAN.
Ms Wilson whG ssvsa Um DenYSF
smoke and found that her bed was aflre. Her
tho t thd oc she ran to
%S%sssSa "ssn'"S eqs t. tS%ss9" height
Wson asd. Ht n shs IS prests
fof to he sT ns
safety. The woman was taken into, Gus Cline, 8
barber shop opposite the hotel and recovered.
| She WAS In her nightgown and caught bad
! cold. She wore solitaire diamond earnings.
Dan BURKE LOST SOME PLAYs.
,, Dan Burke. who arranReS oil the dances for
IF haa MhS has ssr
hotel for the past two years. Mr.. Burke's habit
| every night and 30 to bed. He was in bed by
H.; on , Saturday night, About oeioek
to dress and come out and lave sametSina to
en-, BURKE at first refused. but finally con-
LEFT III, place, Going to u restaurant
then went 70 the barroom In the hotel to have ave
a drink: They left the ,barroom, and were
Burke saw the retiectiop of flames in the store
| windows opposite Burke was about to rush
dsaw Nm nnSk When they got to the street
| si-tc, in Ipisiins the FIRST ladders that were
| put pp., Mr. Burke lost about 81 600 worth oi
| goods. INCLUDING tho manuscripts OF several
phys and some unpublished music.