New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-22

,.,,. how eight years old, named Chas. K. Moore
-. ,e,t victim visited. He was native Of this
va "a his parcn,s reside at 81 Jones-s,. Death
c.used from sufiocaton.
=, Ma. Jackson place a small alley-way running
No l6} Downing st. they saw the body of Henry
a'.a.eo. native OF Germany, six years old, who
', tom the effects of injuries 70 his head.
The Iury then proceeded to No. Sc Clarkson-St
,..,,ewed the body OF Emma Louisa Leno Gil
s...,.vs years and ten months old, whe died from
~. ,niYes she received.
IN. body Of Eliza Van Tasse, ii years and s
..,hs old. was next visited at No. 67s Washington
:, was found dead, supposed from sufocation. =
uNo 7O3 Greenwich.st they found the body Of
c.oree Warren Quackensush, aged syears and
rouths-bon IN New-York. Death was caused by
slsocston
The body of Miss Julia Delano, aged Is years, who
I'D been one of the most prominent scholars in her
dusriment. lay at No. COS. in the street. She
also died from sufOcation.
AtNO. 81 Grove.st., the next place visited, was
zen the body of Amelia S. Brownel native Of this
cir. aged l3years, months and IL days, whose
d,ath was caused by sufoca,ion.
nNo. us Banow-st. lay the body of Amanda Nal
ssa HUFF, aged IL years, whose death was also
e,nsed BY sufocaton.
The next place visited was No. Gs Grove-st, where
~ The body OF John Mcmahon, aged 10 years and :
r.n,hs His sister, little girl, about years
runger was playing in the garden. She had been
= tho school at the time OF the melancholy accident
.u, had proydentially escaped the sad fate OF her
other schoolmates.
A. No. Cottage place. near the junction OF
Elerenth,sr. and Sixth-av., was found the body OF
John Townsend Knapp, aged ~ years and months
His death is supposed to have been caused by suio
cation.
The JuIy then proceeded 20 the corner of Twenty
1inth.st and Slxth-av. and saw the body OF HaHie
Elizabeth Howell, aged IL years and months
Cause OF death, sufocaton
From this place they went TO Thlrty-Seventh s.,
,sar Nnth-avenee, and were for some time engaged
IN seaYchng for the residence Of of the supposed
udims but without success They then returned
down the Nnthavenue to No us West Twentieth
Il and viewed the body of William MI Wood,
.s,d eyears whose death caused by suffocaslon.
Al No. 2O7 west Ninetcenth-st., they saw the
,dy Of Antonette Brown, aged 10 years six months,
who died from the same cause. On account OF her
father being SICK they were obliged to receive their
inflammation from one of the friends OF the family.
uNo 2i6 west Seventeenth-st, they saw the body
q, Mana Ann PeDchard, born IN Albany, and aged
wears No marks of violence we're found on her per-
son. As she, together with the children Of Mrs.
Woolely, belonged 20 the Baptist Church in Six
teenihst their bodies Will be conveyed there IN the
course of the day, when the funeral ceremonies Will
be performed, previous to their nterment this after
noon
In the same street, at No AZ, lay the body of Jane
Maria Devoe, aged 10 years, 3 months and Il days
| The death was caused by sufocStion.
| There was no need nov for the Jury to enter the
stages provided for them, for more victims were in
The vicinity A walk for about block brought them
| the house No. III In Sixteenth-st., where they
viewed the remains of Mary Cecilia Jacacks child
10, much more than 10 years old The physician OF
The family was present. and stated that he found the
,sek OF the deceased dislocated. The injury was
sHcient to produce death
CroSsing the Eighthav., 20 Co0pers stables, oppo-
ate they visited the remains of Louisa Cooper, aged
nyears, months and days Her neck had also
teen dslocated
At No liz Seventh.st. they found the body OF
Cstharine Eliza Downey, native OF hverpooi,
aged 10 years and 6.monihs, who came to her death
by sufocaiion,
Proceeding to No. 100 Eighth-a they found the
body of Abby Antonetie Jacobus, aged years, ~
months and "A DAYS. So calm and beautiful appeared
the corpse OF the Httie lniiOttlh 'hn' wv
called upon the Jurors in the back ground to come
and see IT, for said he, " never saw a more angelic
cOun,enance in my life" 1t was true, for no mark
oiaferlng could be observed on the countenance OF
he child smile rather lay upon the lips, as If the
spint in passing away without pang, had fingered
to impress hiss upon what was once It's edrthiy
yrson before It went to God.
The vehicles then drove down to No. 1875 Thr-
10, N Of
little girl about 10 years old. Her death was caused
by dislocaon OF the meek She was native
Scotland
They neAt proceeded to No, IS Hammond-St. to
see the body of boy years Old, named Maurice
7 waldron. His death was caused by sufTocatIon.
MNo Io4 in the same street, they saw the body of
Ann Elizabeth Thorpe, 9 years and 10 months old
erdeath was caused by Suiocaton.
The third victim in the same street lay at No. 10,
schild years old, named Jane Van Giesen, born in
hsckensack. M, VINO died from the same cause.
In the rear OF No 1873 Perry they saw the body of
Ehza Ann ONeil, aged Yeas and months, who
Also died from sufiocation.
In going 10 Westinghouse they saw at No. AS the
he body Of Timothy Henry Abbot, aged years, 5
months aud days.
Two doors from IN the rear, they visited auota
s family who had been be'eased-the parents of
Anna Mara Hill. Deceased WAS IN the 10Th year of
he age when death cut short the thread OF her eX-
lssnce
| Their labors were not Yet finished IN this neigh
oofkood OF mourning, for on coming out they had to
cross,o the opposite side OF the sSreetto No. 40, to
Ind another bodythai of Lucy &. Carlough, child
sears old. All the above deaths IN this vicinity were
caused BY Sufioca,ion.
Proceeding to No. IS IIora,io st. they found the
o0dy Of a child years old, named Jacob j. Springs
held native of this Ciiy whose death was also pro-
eucec by sufoca,ion.
tho. "a Jane 81 they visited the remains OF Ed
"1dstanley Clennsn, years, months and days
Oh Noexlernal marks of violence were found on his
person.
Al No ~ Bank. 81. lay, as was supposed, the las,
i NleIeI from the md anc LnlN ancAnnt- u