New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
YON * Frs.

MANY RFsCt-Es AT An EARLY MORNING FIRE.
fire which caused considerable excitement,
and caused the firemen some hard work to got I'M
der control broke out shortly before o'clock yes
terday morning the big building. Nos. ~ s'e ana
80 Pasade-ave. The building was four-siory
brick structure owned by David iIauley Fourteen
families lived In it. and they were all asleep "h'h
the flames broke out. The frehouse is only ie"
doors from the building and In short time inc
dremen were at work Many of the tenants tried
10 escape by the roof. but the scuttieways were
| found to be tightly fastened and they could not
get out Many persons appeared AT the windows
and cried for help.
In a short time several ladders had been run up
beside the building The first was found to be 100
short but longer ones were quickly put in position
Jennie Naylor was seen hanging over Dalcoh!
railing. and had it not been for Thomas L. lyman
of the Hudson Hose Company. she would nave
jumped from the place. lyman got on the aojolh-
ing roof and rescued her Mr.. and Mrs Mayor
and their other children. six IN NUMBER "''
rescued with much difficulty. lyman carried two
OF the Youngest children down the ladder by means
of a rope tied about his waist ~ ~ was i'a n
ing the ground the rope parted ana c on Who
Was snnin Woylor Of Iecvie. y j. cousin Of
the Navlor family. who was on "A Nlsit' was oN, ,,
come in her bedroom and il Wa WIN gISIt gi
Guilty that she rescued by IhoinaS MA. ~,
| Of Protection Engine who gropei his way INTO tie
room on his hands and knees through IN. sihoH'.
Julius Mahcr. p II. Mahcr. Mr.. and MIS-. JGhn
! carney and Mrs Patrick Dun were also iik i
| down The ladders Helen Naylor twelve years 1'u
who Is deaf as result OF scA'ly1 .re foreof
| ten In the excitement. but managed 10 X, u" ~,
thrd-story window. where they were sen y, '' j
| nremen and taken out. Nine la'i'9 WV
! homeless by the fire . o,.,,io,
as stores l.. H. Banker. tailor Kept 30; -, 10 IT,
| 2sis was occupied 10y George W; li,e' n'''' -
| teas and coffee and No 20 by r. II NIL ~ 'c,-i,.n
| bakery. II in the bakery Una, IN, nv ,a, ~
\ ared II was caused by the grtaS" III d Pn'' ,,
crullers boiling over the fire and then going on the
| Iobn Maher a brother OF the proprietor OF ING
JOi'il -"" ,r,,s n,dl, burned about III, face ana
| b"Gv ,nd was removed to st Joseph : liosIll"i
| Tn loss II IL believed, viii amount 10 ABOUT
- 4, the meeting OF the Bicycle club on tTday
| night an appropriation was mao" u" pa; ,h lee,
penses OF race r R.' contests vii include boys
| race a one-mie CLUB race anu i'-" - "
f0yirg ,o the rain yesterday afternoon the coast
inc contest OF the Yonkers Athletic Clu9 ~is pos
IND III tomorrow The club team VIII pay W.
| Williamsburg Athletic club on ll' "o'"'"e VI
| labor Day on the latter's grounds 18th ,o rb
| TIE basket ball team connected with me t,n
| co,~rat~ Companv will meet on Tuesday evening
! tho advisability Of joining the liuusoh i'N'' '
Ker h pa" nv Stations Of the Cross OF 81. Joseph
Church in Ashburton-ave, are In posi,,ohj , ,
viii be for the first tinc by ,h" ,h ta
| 80 in e,ch a quiet manner that few persons
| knew about them They are larg" ana n.Hu,l n -,
| ,ii, Thcv arc i'm frames Of Gothic archii"C'uI'i
| surmounted by a cross IN" ho''"' - '
The Aldermen had their final practice game {c1,
| terdav afternoon and are ready 10 meet n'H
| Mount Vernon opponents 1o,nlorlo~n,, xorora,od
| \ Coroner's jury, on frntS it'tt', "irrfric.
the motorman and the conductor o. ' nr,h lam
car which ran into the ice-%hSon IN WRourke
| O'Rourke WAS driving last WEDNESDAY nun ~
| died from the injuries h" recover. - cd
The Misses strang and MIS- hI airn Tcnnis Cmf
| the tea given AT the nohh'iS Law"
| a