New-York tribune., 1894-01-16

road company and number Of them later re-
turned to their New Jersey homes on the next
outgoing trains.
The bodies of the dead on the train were car
ried to Volk's Morgue. at No $50 Washlng-
ton-st.. Hoboken to await Identification. 1t was
late in the day before the lists Of the dead and
injured, appended could be procured:
DEAL.
ADAMS. William r.. of summit; about fifty years
Patrick Ryan his brother-in-law. The two men
were on theI way 10 Danbury' Conn to bring bring
caves Gave 'sp wife hsu and d four children % ''''''
CAMYRON D.. of Summit
DOTY. DIR. James. Of Basking Ridge; a druggist
FERGUSON, William. about hfty-hve years ol1
OF summit; was In the employ of the We@stetm @
wnDn Cmpsny for Of Wcb %PTaTdh he OF was
e ATa9s DPstr@mgni "a @ n The b highest fl 81
"Ae was good. honest scotchnan" was said
Of him at the Office where he spent SO inue9 mus o oi
shortly after reaching 81 Marys Hospital
Ferguson leaves wife. two daughters and
FISH John Of Summit, fosfy-eight years old. born
IN EMnsand En- was chsIaiedl engineer @ e epITGgy ~ r,gy
of Carl Schultz. in this city Mr.. Fish was best
MARINE botr Ee"S9 s was q On his his wsy to- New
York in company with Carl Schultz jr lie was was
received terrible blow, the Top Of ne head sS
his skull being smashed from the frontal bone
to the base. Death had been instantaneous
KNsGy EwgGFd Of ask"f h9sf @ qSSq SS h foTy HSd
small dairy produce business In Hoboken;
skull and chest smashed Leaves a widow and
MORRELL. Edwin. Of Summit thrty-four years
old; was married, and leaves two sons. M Mr
Il was ,ecseoped BY the smoker Before he
could rtse nom his Seat shower Of wood and ana
sN Vas ssTeTSd, the sash in the throat extending
for nit inches NJ MSrre aIona m3n for OF Sn nnat
twelve months by the Smith premier TypewT,lt-
be em15;op aS companp maa Ills brother Dr.
Evaris N. Morrel, is well-known fonkers
PURINTON, Walter X of Short Hills tn tnrty,,ye t I'VE
years old manufactursr Of glue at no ly Wa5er 6ni
also badly cut over eye; married
HN John H. M Of Snm ascdS 5SEy bSSFr
and and 1 broker "t at 10 81 Broad:t:. his cW. who
se1SI9e6 n Of h mos. as "a mos d 'nn and sunny
acter. He entered the employ Of Mr.. Bo9cock
Hs Ra was %sFNsa Fres n's Mason Mas and mem6sT
and and two two children There is a startling concl
denes 81 s1sgesgd G by the n faff WSc Si it 5 In
the tunnel rear end collision on the Harlem Rail, Rail
How Ho9e. u, Of M MOunt @ vernon He l seated
by h his 'saI SIDE When s the he collision took place he
thrown forward. and when found his head
His daughter escaped unhurt He. IKE Mr. Rim
mer was the cashier Of the same hsr irm 5 s,c w.
cessor Of Mr. Howe in that position
TURNER, William j.. of Basking Ridge, was TWEEN
Chandler Seymour H law lawyers Of Ho Nassaus ST.
who speak Of ah him ne in n % OF hfhss
He leaves wife ard four children.
RYAN Patrick Of Milburn. about thirty-slx years
Old old. Head crushed Had store N Milburn
Leaves family
INJURED.
fSed mi OF 81 ~ @Pns na
National Bank this city, injured about head
ApNOID Christonbor OF Newark TWENTY-FIVE
years OLD in clothing business severe internal
Salded by steam; viii probably die; at Christs
Hospital.
BoDINE. Lewis. Of Newark a student at the Col
sgs of phSan&s cd & ana S e s, IN Of 1S his Gy
more severely injured.
ss naea naTp and Md Of has H1Ss Nd ss! n
the employ of George Il. Forester. No 1863
coach: he arose unu,ualy early yesterday morn
ing and at the time Of ths accident M vas Vas doing
TN he was extrlcated from the debris; he is
IT. Marys II Hospital % Where % he y was @ taken s be-
eve him uninjured otherwise.
years old. employed by the Port Morris Land
DIST DIST minister tr' at BasRiHg Ridge leg broken n at
St. Mary's Hospital
DURYEA. Mr.. daushter e Wnliqm Wnliq Ferguson
Telegraph Office slightly injured about the head
FERGUSON. Miss. of Summit; head injured
FERGUSON. Fred. son of William Ferguson
pcy of Se %essern non @ @
ESaT Rational BanF isU Of n IN % h he VIII" a Re M
tanned by the receiver He wa3 on the train
S.ai. T1ta his father and is now at St. N"ry'' Hos
FOSTER, Walter Calhoun. son Of ex,corporatioq
the North Beach improvement. Company and
ninth Street Ferry @ Company, was badly i injuTed
He is reported In serious condition at his
Foster sat in the car next 10 the smoker. After
the collision he 6s found 4 9%sSf 6S pGHed f4 ia fast IN
cash in his face. and his right eye was closed
hroash his ssp s2e taking akin % along % his hat, Despite
his injuries. Mr Foster pluckiy set about re-
window and climbed to the ground his right
leg was almost useless; the muscles being baby
Soweve sna tbs o e ni into eee on 5e e psS
oce at So Ste s Sass Where @ a W nares @
es his some IN dng c Hen
nounced his condition critical.
GARDENER. Arthur, Short Hills. thirty nine years
a niernay .n nared A St. ars Ho sdt ana
GEORGE. jeremiah conductor OF the Dover Ex- |
press. slightly injured.
GOETZ, James, Basking Ridge; severely injured.
M EdT:ra M e W d S
HAWKES.. n. W Gaston twenty,sesven y.s.eI years old.
II the % head taken to St N Marys % Hospital pit p and
thence to his home.
HAWKES.. Dr. of Newark; collar-bone fractured.
HOFFMAN. David of South Orange, y. j.. forty
five years old. the engineer Of the Orange
train: He jumped from his engine and fell down
a steep einbankment severely inturng his head;
at ST. Mary's Hospital.
HOWE, William. OF the firm of Howe & Co. coal
dealers. Hoboken, and of Neuritter d Howe.
ElzSsbethpor! i was severely injured about the
able to go to his home late yesterday afternoon. |
IRVING. b. Washington. Of Short Hills. grand
nephew of Washington Irving and agent for
the Phenix Assurance Company of London, Eng
land; abrasion OF back; taken TO Christ's Hos
pital