New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-07

yn was standing the front platform OF the second
car His body was mangled frighfuy, five ribs being
broken and his whole form very much dishgured
william b. Mott is the name Of the man who was not
identified until yesterday. He has an uncle living at Far
Rockaway who failed to recognize the body, although
one of the Coroners Jury but yesterday morning gen
tleman who formerly knew Mr.. Mott, became convinced
identity OF the body, and on still closer Inspection
the uncle was also satisfied that ii was his nephew
william Gould was the train coming from the East,
having been at Rockaway to spend the day lie was EN-
poyed by Dr. Auerbach, and was on his way home in
obedience TO request that he return carly I'D inc uS
He leaves wife and one child.
Peter c. Pfeiher is Notary Public and real estate
agent Brooklyn, and his body remained in Lockwoods
Grove at Far Rockaway until yesterday afternoon, when
ii was removed TO Ocean Point.
CARING FOR THE INJURED.
Many Of the injured left the scene at once, being able
to walk having carriages brought for their conveyance
TO the nearest hotels await the arrival OF trains that
would take them home At the time OF the accident there
were a number Of physicians stopping for the day
at Rockaway, who were soon on the grounds among
them were Dr. OBren Of Brooklyn DR.. Redman OF VIII
liamsburg DR.. Conway OF Far Rockaway, Dr. Healy VI
Brooklyn and DIR. Curtis OF New-York DR.. julius
Auerbach Of Ocean Point was sent for Immediately ana
Oh his coming and the arrival of the other doctors stan
was formed with Dr. Curtis its chief. They at once
proceeded TO care for the dead aud the wounded Among
the latter the following found 10 be the injuries re-
ceived:
william Brady, scalp wound and confusion OF the reg
william Finn. conclusion of the BRAIN Inc uoctot
thinks that he will not be likely To recover ms Is owns
,rllv AT least to the five hours exposure that he en-
dnred without other attention than repeated clashes Oh
cold water over him. before kind-hearted ScOtclnan'
lawrence Duncan took him in and cared Tor MN lh9se
in The neehborhood expressed doubt that but for tins
disinterestcd and noble service Mr. Finn would very
soon have died His brother, Robert Finn, is now with
him, a., ,o =, ,t. hand cr,ebed
Robert Hudson arm broken both legs cut and bruised
nose laln1ned lac
KeLoe, scalp wound ana sght INJURY W TIC iciti VS.
Mrs. PriDglc scalp wound. $50, ,.o
Robinson confusion of both legs with fracture ,
John slater compound fracture OF the iOo metat'a l
hone sticking out slight injury to pelyis. lie vas taken
oNyov YESTERDAY morning by his father VINO resides ~ 90.
sos Uuio-st Brooklyn; he will probably recover, pu'
an amJutatiOn of the foot may become necessary
Isaac d. Barton the General Superintendent sad yes
terlav that II was difficult if not impossible TO OBTAIN any
absolutely complete list OF the wounded He had sent
man out for this purpose who had spent three or four
hours without success attempting to learn the names
Of the injured The blame, he said all attached TO
tbe conductor of the train which was bound lor ROCK
away he had violated orders in regard TO the allowance
of time which is made for the variation In watches
Coroner John r. Hicks residing at WOodsburg' mas al
ready summoned jury who have viewed the remains OF
the dead lie stated yesterday afternoon that he ha'
given certificates burial of all the bodies except t
of Mr. Mott whose body had not then been mentiheu
The iury will hold the inquest afternoon al
2 o'clock in the Atlantic Hotel at Far Rockaway.