The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-01
TOUCHING SCENES At THE MORGUE
IMPORTANT GOVERNMENT ORDER.
All Ferryboats in the United
States to be Reinspected.
m AND AROUND THE MoRGuE.

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starting from Broadway along Twenty sixth street
toward the Bellevue Hospital the eye of the stranger
was greeted yesterday morning with crowd Of
anxious persons vending their weary way toward
the same place. From Fourth avenue eastward tue
number increased until, at and around the hospital,
multitude thronged, and IL required the aid OF the
police TO keep them In order that long line OF
m0urners looking for missing friends might enter
the Morgue, one by one, to see whether any OF
the bodies lying there were those OF the loved
ana missing ones Now and again,
SHREK RENT THE AIR,
NJ father. brother, son, mother daughter. sister
or friend was recognized by the surviving relative.
II was then but the work Of few moments to re.
move the dead to the rear where the body and the
friends awaited the Coroner's permit for Its inter-
ment. And thus 1t was all day long, from early
morn until midnight, the multitude anon increasing
or diminishing as circumstances admitted or curl.
osity and anxiety lmpeled. 1t was q SAD and
m0urnfu sight, aud was enough TO draw tears from
the most callous hearts. The physicians Of the
hesp,ta and others who are used death In all It's
varied forms were obliged to be grave and solemn
In the midst Of such a harvest as
THE GRAsrLY MONARCH OF CREATION
had here placed at their teet strong men who had
passed safely through scenes OF carnage on many
battle field acknowledged that they had never wit
messed anything like this, as with abated breath
they whispered to each other and TO the anxious
Vuestloners outside their opinions ana their fears
and experiences Such scene or human desola-
tiOn and destruction has not been witnessed In New
York for many n day-n, indeed overland 1t is TO
he sincerely hoped may never again occur In our
midst
THE DEApHoUsE
attached 10 the Morgue a number OF plain pine
board collins lay piled up, some occupied with the
bodies Of victims OF the explosion and some waiting
for occupants. Among the victims that had been
recognized ana that had either been removed
Tor burial yesterday by frienos or remain there
still awaiting Coroner Keenan's permit were the
following named most OF whom, we may remark,
were published IN the HERALD yesterday morning,
but as the names were In many cases misspelled
ana the ages aud occupations ana residences or
many were unknown or were not ascertaIned at the
umc, we reproduce Them here with such additional
Information "a could be CLEANED yesterday
Beck, John F. German, 3J2 Tenth avenue, New
YORK.
Bahr, Adolph, German, 1es Seventh street. Sew
Burns, Patsy, babe, aged eight months.
Carney, Henry, irish, -, Brooklyn.
Casey, Mary irish. 2i2 waverley place, New York.
Costello. Thomas, Irish. ageo twenty five years.
Cheneviere, Arthur. French, 2io CLINTON street or
Cheneviere, Marc. N. D.. con Of the preceding.
Coyle, Andrew, Irish, 81 Monroe sireet New York.
Coleman, George H., -, Oh Myrtle avenue
Cushman. Catharlne, Irish, aged twenty-five 24s
Clinton street, BROOKLYN.
DreyIus. Joachim, German, aged forty two, II
Elm street, New York.
Dclat orr, Jonn. American, nged twenty-five OF SO
Hester street New York.
Dow, David American aged nfty-eighr. Brooklyn.
First avenue, New York.
Elsasser Louisa. his sister, aged four, OF "A
First avenue. New York.
Eben, Eibo O., carpenter, No. .9s sixth avenue;
drowned, not bruised.
Friedhon. Lena agedjten years; and Annie, her SIS
Ter, aged eight years.
ftnley AnastaEa Irish, aged twenty-five, mar.
ned, 65s second avenue, New York
Finley, Patrick, babe Of Anastasia, eight months
Old, o5S Second avenue, New York.
Finn, Mlcaaes 62s Canal street or 1876 spring
Friednon, Amelia, German, aged twelve, Isl
Thompson street. New YORK.
Friedhon, Mary, German, aged Ten, sister OF
Groom. Nellie, aged Ave years, FIatbush L. ].
Clarity John IRISH 1851 Warren street, Brooklyn.
Harvard, Isaac w, ~ canal street. New York
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johnson, j. r., aged twenty-hrec, sos Fulton
Kennaly. Mary, IL West street New YORK.
kocnner Pred. German, aged hfry'four' 0s
Korn. George Hcpry aged thirteen years. OF sl2
Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn.
Landers, T.. Brooklyn.
Nash, sary, aged tfirty.ave years, Flfty-sixth
street, between Tenth and Eleventh avenues
Mash, Gretchen, ner daughter, aged five years.
The husband and father or this family was not
severely a,a,,I injured G 9sd was LAX taken nome.
nized by employer.
Army
McGuinness James niend.ess and unclaimed
Nonau, Martina, aged forty-eign years, OF Asa
Ninth avenue.
Mccormack, Lawrence. 81 water street, Brooklyn.
Nahoney Michael, 3Si Warren street. Brooklyn.
NeedhOuf or Neidhof, Louisa aged twenty four, 90
Niddagh street, Brooklyn
Nelson, Matilda 100 Sackeit street, Brooklyn.
Ouch. or Auch Charles, aged eight years.
ouch, Christina his sister, aged SIX ana O half
gears both children or Joseph Auch, OF Woodbridge,
n. J.
Phiiips, Annie, aged one year and half; grand.
daughter Of :. Phillips.
Philips samuel Sr., aged seventy three English
W East Forty-nfth street, New York.
Pniiiipe Rachel tdsugnter.In-law OF samuel) 224
East Foftisth street.
Phillips samuel, Jr., aged fonr years grandson
of Samuel, SRI l30 East Forty fifth street.
of samuel Jr., 100 East Forthwith street
Reppeil, T., and brotner, So orchard street, New
York.
Randolph, Anne, aged four years.
pleton, =. J.
scnarus, William. staten Island.
smith, Fred. T., baker 33 Cortlandt street. New
YORK.
smith Catharine. aged thirty, married rs Harail.
Son avenue, Brooklyn.
smith, Annie, aged nine daughter Of Catnarine
studweli AugiD single, NO. Carminc street.
New York
IIghe. Amelia, No. Lewis street, New York.
West, Mary o., 164 Sackett street, Brooklyn
Ubmsnn, Joseph r., II Douglass street, Brooklyn.
IhnanD, Jane, his wife, hshcd up at STATEN
Island ferry In the AFTERNOON ana brought up to the
Morgue.
iowinq II brief description Of their appearance
~snsncsp man aged thirty years: ljshi hair ann