The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-01

complexion; black breeches, white shirt, summer
Unknown man. about thirty years; dark hair and
complexion; brown coat light vest and breeches'
white shirt; musrache and chin wnskers.
full lace pockmarked; black alpaca dress and baek
shawl.
hair; yellow calico iress. dark spotted; prunella
CATERS; two god rings on third finger OF LEFT hand
Unknown woman, aged twenty-eight years. dark
hair and complexion; black alpaca dress and garter
Also little boy. supposed TO be the child OF above;
Unknown boy, aged four years; light hair; brown
Unknown girl aged ten years; dark hair and com.
plexion; dressed IN white, white stockings anu
prunetla CATERS.
Unknown man, aged twentY-one years; light hair
and complexion, blue eyes: black coat anu Vest,
with gray brooches; white shirt, blue neckue.
Unknown female child. aged Twelve months;
dressed in light clothing, with 1orid complexion.
Unknown man, agel thirty yeais; nve ieet os SIX
inches In height: dark hair ana complexion; cnln
whiskers; dark coat, light breeches and white
shirt.
and compile xon; blue eyes, white shirt, blue necktle
white vest, dark breeches, without coat.
Sse IA & and eompexon
brown eyes. white SHIRT gray suit low shoes ,,
Unknown man, aged twenty-three' hve feet nine inc
inches in height: light complexion, Diue eyes, rcu
hair, dark coat, and striped 0reeches ana vest
Unknown man, aged TWENTY-FIVE, nve ieet ien
Inches IN height light complexion ana nalr, Dlue
ewes white shirt, gold studs, black coat ana vest
ana dark mixed brooches.
Unknown man. aged thirfy.fve, nve leet elgnt
inches IN height dark hair and complexion, mus
tache and chin whiskers dark coat aud DreecneS,
with white vest and striped shirt. ~
Unknown man, with 81. N" on handkerchief.
Unknown man, aged about twenty-four. dark
complexion and hair, five feet five inches IN height,
black coat aud br ;sS white shirt
TrypsoD, leach, 33 C0rtlandt street, at six A. NJ.
Philips, s., at hallpast TWO A. NJ, anu another in
Stotts. Charles, In ward 10.
Two boys and man died In ward IL, the orderly
OF which did not know their names; ,.,...
Smith 1 McNeirs Hotel, and was pretty thoroughly
In this ward, also, died Annie Phillips and little
baby Burns and the TWO Friedrich girls, and an
other little sister Of theirs Is missing Their father
is under treatment at his home.
MahUney, Daniel, died at half.past three r. NJ In
the male pavilion, and ms two brothers were re.
ported by the orderly 10 have died in other wards OF
the orderly Of this pavilion claimed that Charles
Stotts, the cOlored fireman, died there also about
half-past two. and that he was delirI0us aud kert
continually shouting for more COAL to get up steam
&c. There must be mistake In the name, or per,
haps two cOlored have died. StOtts Is reported
also to have died In ward 10.
Three unknown men were also reported TO have
There are many Affecting incidents connected with
these deceased persons which are worthy OF men.
FS Was on MIR e Pav his
MIR. Richards OF Brooklyn, who with his wife was
accompanying tne old gentleman for day Of pleas;
part OF the boat Just over the boiler. and Mrs.
Richards was blown into the water, from which she
was rescued without a scratch Mr.. Richards also
escaped injury while the old gentleman hurried
into eternity. He was removed from the M0igue
yesterday by his sOn-in-law.
Mr.. Beck was struck by a piece of the boiler and
killed. and Mr.. jerks had his skull fractured in q
similar manner, and died thereirom.
or the Smith family Bernard the father, and
Annie. aged nine years. and a baby, aged nine
months. were missing yesterday morning, but late
In the afternoon the body OF Annie was recognized
The Phillips family. consisting Of Samuel Sr.,
and his wife. son and hts WIFE, and two or three
children. were In carriage when the explosion
scattered them In every direction, and some were
Killed by fallingdebrls drowned or scaded and the
survivors present a fearful spectacle.