New-York tribune., 1876-12-09

Wednesday a articles found n the clothing were placed
in separate pastebOard boxes. room al No 31J faoh
ST. was rented and there the boxes were arranged on
tables that the contents might he identified Yesterday
articles In about sixty OF the boxes were 'dehtheu a'
belonging 10 the missing.
FEW BODIES REMAINING AT TIE MORGUE.
THE WORK oF.IDENTIFICATIoN NEAELY CnAPLEfED
TIE UNIDENTIFIED BODIES 10 BE BURIED
THIS AFTERNOON
The crowd visiting the MOrgue at VIII
loughby and Canton-ss larger, II anything yester-
day than on the day previous The police had been worn
ont By their extraordinary labors and yesterday the
military took their places. The duty at the horgue WIS
performed by detachment nom Company VI the 18TH
Regiment, n. Co. under the command OF Lieut. "llIiAm
Gear A space was kept clear In front OF and near
the gate, aud much better order was maintained
among the crowd than Thursday. Great credit
also was due to Sergeant Corr Of the Flith
Precinct Police and Patrick Mcguire, keeper OF
the Moreue for their uniform cOurtcy IN assisting those
who were searohing for tho remains Of relatives or
friends 1t was evident that the majority OF tho UsorS
at the Morgue yesterday We're attracted ny more
curiosity and the morbid desire TO witness horrible
sight At least half Of the visitors were women some OF
whom were recognized ~ regular attendants every day
since the calamity and none OF whom appeared 10 DC
engaged In identifying any Of the remains Yesterday
also many children were present, some with ther
parents and Others in groups OF two or three appeared
to he schooboys and girls they carried their text
book, In straps under their arms. These were hurried
through the rooms and OF the back door rapidly and
without much ceremony About Dr. shepard, tho
County Physlcian with Drs j. G. Snaw and Miner came
to the MOrsue to perform such auioses a. the In" re-
ouires The bodies examined were those OF - dncy
Evans. colored Of Hudson and DeKal"ayrs.. John
Hickey of No IO3 FutOn-st aud John Bresmon OF No.
300 Pcarlst. SewYogk. In all the cases II was found
that death was duo to asphyxa, or suhocation
While the autopsies being made no visitors were
peried 10 enter the MOrgue, but soon as the work
was completed the stream Of people again began to How
steadily through the building Some OF the young women
were so shocked az the sckcnlng sight which their NOR
bid curosty had induced them to witness, that they
tainted az soon they reached the outer door again
The undeIakers busy engaged in conveying away
the Identified bodies for the removal OF which permits
had been granted by the Keeper Mcguire re-
ceiyed noce from President Oterson Of the Board OF
Health that all the bodies that had not been claimed by
10 o'clock this morning 10 be placed In collins aud
Inferred by the county to-day The Identification OF the
bodies that left IN the M0rgue yesterday afternoon
was much more difficult than before, as the remains
were badly disgurcd and iew II any, OF the bodies had
much clothing upon them that could give any cew to
their identity. The trunk Of young girl from which
inc eXtreuitics and portion Of the head had been
burned, had been placed IN box wlth fragments OF
oibtr bodies because 10 was believed TO be utterly
ognzable Yesterday afternoon l.. FTOdeyauX watch
i MAKE more ofouh search than before for the re
mains OF his missing daughter She was between 10 and
G wears of age had accompanied her brother 10 the
theatcr the fatal ngAt. 1hc brother was rescued,
though severely injured, and was taken TO the Long
Island College Hospital 10 was very certain that the
sister had pcrished in the flames as In the rush 10 the
doors from the gallery the brother and sister were sep
aTated The only remains OF female In the MOrgue yes
terday we're length positively Identified as those Of
Rosa Froideyaux. Her father found a small earring
which she had the theater, tightly held by the
cartilage of her left The flesh around the ornament
had been burned 10 crisp, and the settng was black
ensd and twisted by the fire. Nevertheless the aqua
marine in good condition and was fully lden-
tilted by the father.
Another body that believed to be past any chance
of Identification recognized as Albert Sonweine
OF No 2gi South Fourthst The only article found with
this body was gray ribbed stocking on the left foot
This was recognized by brother, and the body
moved South Fourthst. IL was regarded as remark
able on the other hand that the body marked No. %
had not identified Like the others the features
were not recognizable but the body was clothed In a
diagonal check coat white shirt white undershirt and
drawers. aud In the pockets brass badge which
was the word conductor" briarwoOd pipe with four
stars 1t with penknife, and small pipe with
cigarette holder for a mouth piece. Last nght the
mains Of six persons left at the hOrgue which will
probably never DO identified.