New-York tribune., 1876-12-09
FUNERALS OF THE VICTIMS.

yesterday morning at hs late resluenee' No al
busaye and the remains were taken to Greenwood ior
burial Mr. Jackson had not attended theater lor over
year hut had arranged TO take his wife to see inc
Two Orphans on Tuesday night The sudden illness Oh
one of the children prevented her from going lie was
member of Prospect Lodge, No. 29O o. OF. Inc Iauy
consists OF seven young children, the eldest OF "ho
only IL years old. AS they were entirely depehuehV
upon htm for support their situation now Is Ohe "hion
calls for prompt assistance.
John Addison age %, was buried yesterday at noon
from the hoiae OF his parents at NO. l7I WaersL Inc
Rev. Father Kcegan oficiated, and large NUMBER OI
relatives and friends in attendance Addison went
20 the theater with two other young men, James Quay
and Richard Curran, both OF whom lived on Jays Ihe
funeral services of the latter were held at the Cathedral
on Iay-st at midday The professions joined on
their way TO the cemetery, and all three were Duried IN
the same grave in the Cemetery OF the Holy Cross az
Flatbush.
The funeral OF Robert II. Boyle took place yesterday
from his late residence at No42 Auburnpaee Brookyn
The Rev Joseph Odell, OF the Park Avenue Primitive
Me,hodist Church. conducted the services, which were
very the family and friends were completely
overcome with grief. The deceased man was 50 years
old native OF Belfast ireland, ana was cohhecteu win
the Fleet street Methodist Church, whose PASTOR III ths
sad cm ryeBcy forced to call upon Me- Odci 70 CON
duet the funeral services. He leaves widow who Is
pottially paralyzed, and will be dependent upon
daughter for support. The remains were placed IN tue
receiving vault at Greenwood until to-day' When 'hey
will be buried tho plot reserved for the other Doues
Thomas stctson was buried at p m. yesterday from
his Iate re- deuce at l. 191 Deanst, near Sewfo
ave. Brooklyn, The services were condueteu Dy tho
pev william G steel pasor OF the Fleet Street MethOdst
Episconal Church, and the interment TOOK piace III
Greenwood Cemetery. Mr. stcts0n was 81 years Vi ago.
and s ooyed as an assistant superintendent In the
hat mandatory Of James H. Prentice, ON WioughDy-
a. BROOKLYN He was unmarried. His mother Is MS
only surviving parent, and feels her loss keeny'
,-.,r,1I Iaffpi wi
also buried Yesterday in Greenwood Cemetery. Tho
funeral was held the residence OF his mother at NO.
6O7la Fuitunst, Brooklyn, where Mrs Laffel keeps
store Tue clergyman who had charge ot the exercises
was the Rev c. c. Miller OF the Embury Methodist Epls
copal Church In Hcrkmerst., near Schenectady-aVe'
+ l wa, II wears old and mad been employed by Luther
4, Rrisb a dealer in feed at No. $50 Futon-st lie
started for the heltcr alone, but met TWO nlends' VII
liam Clrhart OF Lcwisave. and Chaunceyst., ana
Young man named Taylor, also Of Chauncey'st' Ihey
st In the gallery far from the 'front.' and when the
fire occurred Carar jumped into the dress circle and
escaped calling to his friends to follow him. Ihey re-
fused to do 40 and pcrshed Taylos body has not been
recovered IAfe recognized only by his clothing
Yesterday the funeral OF Abraham Kuntz age Fl, took
pIac al his fathers residence No. 322 Myrte-aVe the
Rev c. Brandenslen conducting the services ana many
friends lejpg present, among whom four lodges
O! Odd Fellows and Hebrew societies. The BODY was
inferred IN the Hebrew Cemetery at the end OF the
Jamaica plank-rOad.
Francis f. Green age Is, buried yesterday AFTER
noon from the residence OK his parents, NO, lO29 La
r,yette.ve. Tine Roy. Mfr. Sanberry OF the james NJ
L. Church preached the funeral sermon. and tho body
was buried IN Greenwood Cemetery
Tire funeral OF Charles Mitchell occurred yesterday
afternoon from the residence Of his uncle. John Connor
nj Fuitou and GrOrgia-ayes, East New-York Tue de-
ceased man was a member Of Liberty Hose Company
and the Volunteer Fire Companies attended the tunera
IN a body.
Arcuuiem mass was held at the Church OF Our Lady OF
Mercy Debovoiscplace, Brooklyn yesterday morning
for the rcpose of the souls OF John Wood James ncCa-
frey william Murray, and c. f. T. Frei' victims ot the
recent fire The funeral cortego proceeded from the
church 10 the Cemetery OF the Holy Cross, where the
rour bodies were buried Twelve mOreLuneras VIII take
place from This church this morning
PSt the Temple israel nj Greene near Carlton-ave.
fner ceremonies held over the remains OF ADra
' err c"udncfrd by Rabbi Raphael Levin aud the Rev
DR. Moshcr and we're attended by many Hebrew socle-
The funeral John cazalit took place from the Fleet
street 5hod, Il Church Yesterday afternoon. The SER
yicrS were conducted by the Row Wi Liam c. stee tine
pastOr OF this church. OF which the deceased was lel
ber The rcnlins Inferred In the Cemetery oil the
At So 1919 Safest, the late residence of James Icy
don large number OF friends assembled yesterday alter
noon a. o'clock to attend his funeral ceremonies Tle
isey. Mr. inBersOu OF the Dutch Ro0Im"a Church III
larrsOuSt preached the funeral sermon Ihe remains
were placed In tine receiving vault at Greenwood Gene
terry. .-,, 49,. . - ,-o.,o.
dny rom his tie residence No. IS0 CntOnst After
appropriate services conducted by the Rev X Robinson
OF NcwYor the remains were taken To the IaJ iO' III
Tine funeral services over the remains OF Samuel G.
1yCs took place yesterday afternoon a his late resi-
deca, No 6SS Warrcn-st.. Brooklyn Inc Key, ", ";
Bowds pastor the Carroll Park Methodist Episcopal
Church, delivered brief address after WhlGn tue Dolly
Inferred q GreenTo9d Csmetery @ his ia al SS e Ms @
deayoring to save Miss Solomon.
The body OF John Cazlet of No. 164 Prncest, Brook
yn was buried the Cemetery OF tine EveIgreens yes
erday The Rev william &. steele, pastor OF the Fleet
street Methodist Episcopal Church, Of whlch tue unor-
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Cazetl was ABOUT 20 years OF age anu MSs Sinp0S eu II
| his fathers restaurant in Fulton ST. III TINS clty
The remains OF the five members OF tho solomon fam
y, who peshed Ia the thealer ire were Iehos ca from
the Morgue tue sidence Of Franz knick, No. D WI
Oughby-st and yesterday buried III cypress liIs
Cemetery The funeral services took place Thursday
night when Rabbi Brandonstein delivered mineral dis
course. The collins were conveyed TO the cemetery III
Matilda Ward Duffy, an occupant OF the gallery the
night the lire, buried from her residence, No. 10
North Oxfordst, yesterday afternoon Lighted candles
were placed the head Of tho coffin which noosed the
remains, which taken TO the chapel IN the Cemetery
OF the Holy Cross where the Roman Catholic service
was said. The body Was then Inferred III tue cemetery
ng at No 126 Jay-sL was inferred yesterday in Green,
Cemetery. The funeral service of the Eplscopal
in charge of the Holy Trinity Mission The rbers of
Zeredetha Lodge, No. 4s3 f. and A NJ aud Washington
assistant foreman attended the fureral The body
buried with Masonic rites The deceased man leaves
wive children, the youngest Vi WHICH Is only
e Of Jacob L. ostrander were taken to the
Tabernacle yesterday afternoon, where the Rev. Charles
| w. Wood preached funeral sermon. The body WAS
| buried iu Greenwood Cemetery
The funeral the body or i. A. Hecht,
Young man residing at No. 43l Puass conducted
ycsiera by the Rabbi OF the Clinton Street Synagogue
iiseSt was student in the law office Of Blake Wo in
this city, by whom he was highly esteemed. The burial
was In Cypress Hills Cemetery Lne body OF heGnt was
cation at the Morgue as being that OF missing relative
| or friend.
A MoURNFUL MEETING OF PLAYERS.