The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-13

Henry Langstan Patrick OHara.
Thomas Kane, John Rourke,
John BraZan. George q. Gilbert.
John Cole James W. Funhock,
James Erwin, John Feeney,
Peter Redmond, William McGratn,
Owen Stanton, Christopher Longworh,
Denis MCMahOn, Cornelius O'keele,
Thomas Newport Bridget Connolly,
Jasper LeytOn, w. Il. Colemen,
Michael Leahy. - Putnam,
Patrick Slattery Peter Caftery,
william stowe. John Murphy.
John Mathews
Besides these were three other men. who
able to tell the their names in consequence of the
severity Of their wounds which rendered them In
sensible.
OF THE DEAD BODIES
brought in, which amounted to forty altogether
from the various police precincts, none were ideu
titled, nor were any persons allowed to see them
last night. They will be all washed and lad out at
the Morgue tomorrow when free admission will be
gwen to persons desiring ascertain il their friends
are among the victims of the riot.
THE RESULT OF THE SHOOTING
was that seven dead bodies lay in Twenty
street ana on the sidewalk, two of them being wO-
men. Seven wounded wore taken into DR.. Andrus'
drug store, 27s Eighth avenue where three OF them
subsequently died, one OF whom only, Mr. Lat-
mer, of 10 Dean street. BROOKLYN, was known
Thomas Spring, aged seventeen, was shot dead near
his mothers confectionery store, 2s2 Eighth enue,
and near him a little girl was MORALLY wounded.
Thirty wounded were taken to Mount Sinai Hospi-
tai, in Twenty-eighth street, where three OF them
subsequently died; thirteen dead bodies were re-
moved to the Sixteenth precinct station, one being
u woman, another a girl and another boy OF SIX
teen. The rest were adults. Four wounded were
also taken there, but they were afterwards sent TO
Bellevue A Mr.. Ackcrman aged seventy, VINO had
gone out on the awning OF the store, on the corner
OF Twenty-lourth street, TO witness the procession,
was shot dead. and two others, mortal v wounded,
were taken TO private house In Twenty eighth
street. The names of the wounded In Mount Sinai
Hospital, as far could be ascertained are as fol-
lows
Sergeant wyatt, Ninth regiment, dead.
Two unkno WIN men dead, shot In head.
James Rordan, First avenue and Thirty fourth
street; iscalp wound.
James Connolly. aged 20, barrel merchant, TSirty
NTH street. between Tenth and Eleventh avenues.
Peter Clark aged 90, of Fty-eig street, between
Sixth and Seventh avenues shot In breast and arm.
James Scott, aged 30, clerk 1853 Sackett street,
Brooklyn; flesh wound In groin; fatal.
Frederick Howard, aged 20, Gowanus South
Brooklyn.
p sherry, aged 81 expressman, 1A West Nine
teeuth street; snot In the thigh.
Patrick Reed aged Is, 1st Elizabeth street; shot in
breast; fatal
| John Hendricks aged 49, bricklayer SIS Court
street, BrooSlyn; shot through pelvs.
p LindepacK aged Is, OF Gao West Fo-tieth street;
! thigh; severely.
W. Clancy. aged %, liquor store Keeper 2'9 Dclan-
| ccy street: shot in thigh
Frank Hussey aged q, OF So Warren street. Brook
| Ign, dubbed.
James Lennon. age IS, laborer, 572 Vest Thirty
| eighth street, shot in shoulder.
r. Hughes, age 81, bartender, $40 Stanton street,
! severe wound In lett arm
| James Lynch age u, Of 229 Houston street, bar
tender, morally, In head.
| r. Harvey age A. of GAG West Thrtieth str Get,
| compound fracture of numerous.
| John Grady, aged so, Of New Jersey; wounded IN
| hip.
| c. Kaltenbach aged 80 OF So. Attorney street;
| shot in back and arms.
| John Martin aged %; snot in hand.
| Mrs Ellen casey, widow aged -, OF $50 Sixth
| avenue; shot in knee.
John Burn, aged 90 East Fortieth street; shot In
| knee.
| Michael O'Shea; shot through the head; fatal.
John Ward, aged so, 52I West Forty street;
shot through bladder; probably fatal
william Warner, aged II, ISL West Tnirty-sevcnth
| street: injured IN the bladder.
Onicer Edward Murphy. aged "a. slight injury IN
| face.
James A. Clark wounded In arm and groin. Dead
| Upon the body marked in the above list as un
| known were found papers that indicate his name
| TO be Love, a former employe OF Mir. Sayers, q
merchant OF 80 Washington street.
| A. Gilbert, compostor on the HERALD. was shot
| in the spine aud taken 20 the sixteenth precinct
| station house.
| Nearly all OF those dead In the Twentieth stree
station were shot through the head or heart The
woman had three bullets fired nc her two OF whict
broke her hands and the third through her head
literally blowing her brains out The little girl was
also shot through the head. Captain McDermo
notified all the liquor dealers in his precinct closC
their stores unit This morning and the order was
pretty generally oDcyed. About thirty wounded
were taken to the Twcnty-ninth precinct station
The total number of dead, as near as could be gain
cred IL forty, and of wounded eighty.
| AT eight p NJ. rumor came To the Twenty
| second precinct that there was riot al
| V;feth street and Ninth avenue and squa,
was sent up there TO learn that somebody
| mad got bloody nose only. rumo
was also prevalent that the orange lodges OF
Eighth avenue and Fortysecond street and Thirty
fourth ana Twenty-ninth streets would he burned
| down. but there were no signs Of excitement alons
| there ut ten O'Clock p. NJ. Kuos OF men were dis
cussing the subject or the day excitedy in almos
every street along Eighth avenue down to Four
| teenth street.
| CASUALTIES REPORTED YESTERDAY AT PcLICl
HEADQUARTERS.
At a quarter 10 seven O'Clock In the evening Pcte
Clark. residing at No. 10 R,dge street MAS ioun'