New-York tribune., 1876-12-09

Richard Berry, an employee in the Disriet-Attor-
child, a boy aged II. She had twice aecompanedher
husband M to sse 1ns aaTns MS OF No
ST. called Tuesday evening and peTsuadEd hef ao 70
left ar $50 O'clock and the last words said by Mrs.
Berry were as follows, addressed to her husband:
%es vu aSd sPs agsSs Sas liked Sso so wS Good At ii
O'Clock the husband went to the theatSr 70 accom- com
Tn the hall but few minutes before the hre broke
out and the rush was made for & t1e aoofs r hss
was any Of life but when his wife mad not al-
be went to search for her at the hospitals, but with
Of Mrs Berry had up to last night proved futile
BLAcKFoRD, CHARLES, No 22l Bridge-st.
BLAoKFoRD Mrs, No 221 Brdge-st, wife of the above
BACKFoRD Miss age Is years, No. 221 Bridge-st child
of the above.
married. pressman at Harper Bros, Ne~-YOrk.
His friends have been unable to find any traces OF
him. and have given him up
BOYLE, THOMAS, age "a, No. 3S Adansst
CApMUs GEORGE W., age 80, No. 629 Ffth-ave.
CADNUs Mrs MARIAN ADELIA, age 29, No 62S Fifth
ave. Accompanied her brother-in-law' George W.
Cadmus, to the theater Her husband, Philip Cad
came home early IN the evening TO SiNrsn 70 %Itn
alone he remained at home with them; Mrs Cad
mus leaves five children, the youngest Two ears
old Neither Of the above bodies have been identi-
CANNON, JOHN, age 1e, No. 81 GOld-st.
CRANE OLIVER F.. was a dry goods merchant, at No.
tofofe been represented as having been accom-
panied by his wife and child, but IN lac iaet accom-
The Backfords are reported correctly. Crane lived
with his brother at No. 253 Dufheld-st
DueAN Daniel, Eew-YOrk.
DooLIrTLE, HENRY, age 81, Greenpoint
DoUGHHERY, ANN JANE, age 3s, Elm-st
DoUGHTERY SAMUEL age 13, Elm-st
EcKRRT, DAVID, Kingston, n. Y, missing. He was
at No so AdepIi-st. for two or three weeks. When
last by friend he said he was going 10 see
"The Two Orphans"
W.
his person :aree keys one very peculiar in shape shape
HIS body has not been identified after three days
search. he was the only son OF widowed mother
who depended upon him for support
FepEN MATHEW No. 200 Jay-st, 21 years, appren-
tice in a machine shop, No. % Adams-st, where he
about to be advanced. His mother; whom ne ne
supported, has been searching for him since
wednesday morning, she knew that he was going
to the theater.
FoRsKEIN, ABRAHAM, age 10, No. 1,075 ThirdaVe
FRANCIS, GEORGE, New-YOrk.
FRY, THOMAS, No. POS Skillmanst
GAFFEEY, b. L.
GnRs JOHN, age %, Woodbury., L. I.
GuLHoLM, SAMUEL, age %, No. 1873 POrtland-aVs
GoLDT, ISAAC, New-YOrk
GRANGER, GEORGE. Galveston, Texas.
GUM JomN age 2S, No. 246 Adamsst
HAMILTON DELLA, age 90 No. 344 West Thirty frst-st,
New-YOrk. She q nurse at the above house,
Cleian family with whom she lived for a number
Of years and was regarded almost as a child
HASPsoN, f., No. 461 Dean-st.
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HAMPsoS, EUEIcE. age 80, No. 46l Dean-st.
HAND. STUART, age 20. State and smithsts; re-
porter for The Commercial Advertiser aud the sole
support of an aged mother and an imbecile father
The mother keeps paper store at the above ad-
dress. and. with her sons earnings managed to
sustain the family Stuart entered The Commercial
Adpertser office several years rs ago as office boy, but
ability as newsgatnerer and writer. was soon
given regular position as reporter upon that
bOy and the entire neIghbOrhOod mourns his loss
His friends that he attended the Brooklyn
Ih.aN lac 81 mis- hnt La
thus far TO identity his remains.
HARRISON CHARLES p, No. $40 Bridgest 16, clerk
with Mccarthy classy, lawyers, TRIBUNE build
ing His friends aid not know lie was going TO the
tbeater on the night of ths fire. although he had
Orphans" They are still searching for his body.
HoLBRooK, -. Baltic-st
JESNIsoS ALFRED age H. Arlington Somerset Co..
JESSIsoN HARRY age 10, wyekOf-st. and FOurth-ave.
brother OF the above. They were orphans their
mofber surviving but a few weeks. Not a relative
was left them in America but the bright little boys
taken TO the home Of Mrs. Grlls kind-learted
lady residing at No. 62 Thlrd-aye.. and raised ti
they were quite arSe boys Alfred apprentlced
himself 70 farmer IN kew-Jersey, and few weeks
hi Srothers Harry was found in business and
boarding. with Mrs Anwel wyckoff-st. aud Fourth
Griiis. On f1esdSy niEht Alfred and Harry visited
the Iheater and occupied seats In the gallery Mrs.
Grills heard OF their absence on Wednesday morn
ing aud has since been searching for their bodies,
but without success Upon leaving for the theater
orphans to see two Orphans"
JoRpoN FRED. age 90, residing at No. 493 Pachc-st
has not been identified. He employed by the
Manhattan Telegraph Company, and can be recOg-
nizcd by HE badge.
KANECKE OTTO age 90 lived with his parents at No.
JS2 Atantie-aye. After q thorough examination
the family have given mp all hope OF recovering
his body.
KURrz, GEORGE w., age 20, butcher Myrtle-aye. and
COlunbia-st.
LAxE JAMES H. age o. residing with his mother at No
So Pdncest. has not been identified; wore fuli
suit, red undeTshirt lie was employed Oy The
Argus.
LKEK, cnRrsroPHER, age AZ, Eightynrstst and Soue-
ward, Eew.Y0rE
IOTThER GEORGE corner OF Pearl and Concord-sts,
typesetter az Holt Bros Printing house, corner OF
William and Annsts., Rew-1ork. He was q years
of agg and tho main support OF his old mother and
younger brother who are in the greatest distress
IxYpES JAMES, age IS, No. 109 Safest
LOTION, JAMES C0urtst
LuNT, CiIARLEs, age 18, No. 4s2 Hsrt-st
LuHT. JosEPHIsE, age 80, No. 452 Bartst.
MAcKns, DANIEL, age 10, No. 94 Hudson-ave.
MARrrS PATRICK EDWARD, Eiliottplace.
MARTIN, TIMOTHY, No. 81 Lawrencest.
MArHAS STEPHEN, age AZ, No. GO Prince-st
AcC1xSSAN, EDWARD, age 22. No. 16s Pearlst NJ Y.
MccLExAs, JAKE, age So. No. ies Peari-st.. NJ.