New-York tribune., 1900-10-30
THE MISSING.

thought TO have perished
THE MISSING.
ARMSTRONG. F. l. twenty-five years Old a
was reported at the Leonard-st. station as
missing; his friends said he lived In Beck
BARNES. Ira c., thirty-fve years Old Of sum
init y j.; employed as egg candIeT at No
No. 2 Fafayette-ave.. Brooklyn.
BARNES. Francis. twenty-three years old
Ii OF aDore & 1L 9..iiil,llt' - en-
st; reported by c. n. Wood. OF No z La
fayette-ave-, Brooklyn
BASSO. Joseph. fifteen years old. OF No Og-
qeniaye, l1it s jersey s S'{ was listing at g1cs9
by his mother. Julia Basso-
BISHOP Mrs. and two daughters wife and
children Of the proprietor Of the Home Made
in the wreckage Of the house.
BRADLEY, Mrs Edward. OF No. l54 East
HOUStOn-St-, was reported as missing by her
husband who went TO the police station 20
make inquiry for her; Bradley said that he
building when the explosions wrecked the
place; he was knocked down and stunned
find his wife
CALLAHAN, Katie twenty years old. Of No.
Tarrants; reported bT Mrs Mary sullivan.
her sister, of No 627 Greenwich-st
COCKLIN, Michael, ffJy-1ve years Old. Of No
us Monroe-st., a labOrer in the Department
rants when the fire started: did not rejoin
other laborers Of the Department later
COHEN, Isaac. twenty-four years old. Broome-
ST. between cannon ana lewis Sls. truck
Cohen. of No IS Gouverneur-st
CRUGER. John, a laborer, forty-four years Old;
rants, and lived with his family at Nc. 2z5
Stanh3pe-st BROOKLYN; his VIE went to
the police station late in the afternoon and
said he missing.
DONNELLY, George, twenty-six years old, OF
and Washinston sts: 1e5or4e a. bv "gn sre5
brother. William schaffer, of No. 153 Hud-
DWORTOWITZ. Hyman, twenty years old. OF
No: IJg N0rfolk-st:. bookkeePer with julius
Nathan Kupferbers, of No. 50 SuffoIk-st-
FLATMAN Ernest. employed in Acker. Neral
* Colull vine department; went 20 FaTA-
erS restaurant at noon and not seen
after the fire; fellow ernploye who reported
was twenty-foUr years old, was only four
feet six inches high and lived somewhere IN
GOLDEN. MoIIie. eighteen years old. OF No go
East Observation-Disclosures worked ar
Iarrants; reported by Lizzie Richerter, OF
No $50 East observation-disclosures
HALSEY, William. twenty-five years old. Of
Herkimer-st., near New-York-ave.. Brooklyn.
employed at No 1O2 Warren-st-; reported by
ave. Brooklyn.
HARRIET. Thomas. OF No. Is Degraw-st.,
Brooklyn; employed at Tarrant's
HENNESSEY. Patrick; fifty years old. Of No.
% SIaa0-Sl., HoooSeh, Worked a ERplnsi
smith 4 Wefmerr CompanyS, warren and
Greenwich sts.
JOECKEL. Louisa. eighteen years old, or NO
reported by Jacob Joeckei her brother.
KWAyER. Morris. of No 1iS Seeond-st:. who
had been employed at No 80 Warreu-st.; re-
jacobson OF No. 11S Second-sJ-
MATHUSHEK Victor Hugo. forty-foUr years
old. OF 10. 1960 Madlson-ave enaployed 9y
Mathushek Piano COMPANY, Forty-seyenJh,
st. and Broadway, reported Dy EDWARD
Fisher. of No. $50 8Iadison-ave.
MOORHOUsE, Benjamin, forty7hve, years old,
OF Montclalr. y. j.; was enlployeu aS 4 SNIP
the police missing late in the afternoon.
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At H6 SO 5QGp q6ET eG da4Dearsd 9S b5a9
the time OF the fire, and the horse and
TaTrant Building; Muluer,s wife. living at
No. u Park-st., reported his disappearance
last evening.
Cherry-st.. probably employed at Tarrant's;
reported by Charles Murphy
OPPENHEIM. Jules. a bOokkeeper, twenty-four
years old. who recently came to this city
was not later
No lis CbarIes-si.. West Ho5oken; rerorted
late last night; his father said he had worked
Park Place,
POTTINGER. George. forty-hve years old. OF
road al WarrenCst reported by John Pot
finger. his brother. of No. $50 West Forty
ninth-St.
RUSCH. Mary twenty-five years old, of No.
q Boulevard. Weehawken. employed at
Tarrants; reported by her brother. Robert
SCHMIDT. August. forty-eight years Old who
carried on an engraving business at No 10
Warren-st.; reported as missing 0y a
friend az the police station: Mr.. SChmidtS
home was at No. $50 Clinton-st., Brooklyn
SCHROEDER. Frank W. who was forty years
old and lived with his family at Roselle,
" J.; was dealer in hydraulic. steam and
electric supplies at No. 2SS Greenwich-st-I he
was reported as missing at the LeOnard-st
police station.
SCHUCK, George, twenty-five years old. OF No.
500 F1oyd-st, laboratory assistant az Tar
Schuck, OF No 800 FlOyd-st-
SMITH. Elizabeth seventeen wears old. OF No.
563 Gates-ave., Brooklyn; worked at Tar
rants.
SMITH. Jennie, twenty-one years old of No. SO
Gates-ave.. Brooklyn; worked at Tarrants
SMITH Kate. fifteen years old. Of First-st,
Jersey City. employed in the Powell Con
ST; reported by 5 Z. Brennan, OF No II
Leonard-st,
SMITH, Mary, nineteen years old. Of No. 2l2
East Elshty-nrst-st;. wrapper at TarranLs'
reported by her father
SPIELHUNTZ. Moritz twenty-seven years Old
OF No Sl9 East EtShth-st., egg candlsr az
MORO & Vanderbilt Co. No. la Chambers
St; reported by Aaron Spielhunt2, MS
brother
SULKER, George c. forty years Old. OF No.
l3l Dean-St., Brooklyn. egg business at No
los Chambers-st-; reported by his wife
WILKINSON. James W, who lived in Catha.
rine-st.. labOrer in the Department or
Highways; az work IN front OF the
Tarrant building at the time OF the eX-
plosions. and was missed later by his COM
pau!ons-
THE INJURED.
ABRAHAM, Moses. OF No sS Hudsou-st; cut
head; Hudson Street Hospital
ACKERNIAN, E. J.. twenty-one years old.
head; taken home
ALLEN, Charles. forty-three years old; Of No:
iS H9sson Ireef Hos5ir seisi
ALLEN John l.. tr OF DuntOn Long Island: