The New York herald., 1876-12-10

Louis Hecht, All Pulaski
Dora Hedrck Fulton street.
Emma Hedrick, Futon street.
John Hickey lo3 Fulton street
Charles Jackson. 45 Hicks street.
George W. jackson, 355 Adams street.
Richard n. Jackson Flushing and Carlton avenucs.
John W. jennings ~ Concord street.
Henry A. Jones, l54 Summit street
Mortimer L. Havana. Al Hudson avenue
John keenan,, 497 kosciusko street.
Nicholas Kiely, Red Hook
Michael Keely. ll9 Hillary street.
John Kennedy, 1s9 High street.
James Kerrigan "A Beekman street.
George Kraft, 1s3 Bocrum street.
Henry Kraft, 1s3 Boerum street.
Joseph Kramer, pa Stagg street
Abraham Kur,z. 322 Myrtle avenue
Lawrence Lamb 3ll Plymouth street
Patrick Laior
George Lane, SO Prince street
Patrick Lawlar, 80 Little street.
Isaac Lesser, 500 Atlantic avenue.
James Lennon, 1914 John street
James Leyden, 1893 State street.
George h. Lafe l,6o7ls Fulton street.
George Logan, 10 Amity street.
Joseph Loouey. 2t2 Conover street.
Charles Lott, 46l Sackctt street.
George T. Lott. 464 Sackett street.
Johr Loughlin, Pa Bridge street
Abraham Lowentha, 203 Fulton street.
Ann G. Martin, 81 4 Lawrence street.
Patrick Martin, 70 North Elliott place.
Joseph r. Medinger.
Patrick McCaficrty, Twcntyirst street
James p Mccallrey, 25l Navy street
Patrick +. Mccarthy, So James street.
Angus Mccullough, 294 Pacific street.
John Mccullough, 29a Pacific street.
Francis McGia Hicks street.
John McGinnis, Ss Little Water street.
George Mclaughlin, 229 Fifteenth street
Charles d. Mclean, 2g4 Pacific street.
James Mclean, Il Hudson avenue.
John McManus sos Court street.
Henry T. McNay. l91 Prince street.
Joseph +. Meek, Il Pacific street
Alfred Neigh, 1876 Franklin avenue.
William Meyer, 70 Orchard street
Charles Mitchell
Dicarck Millerberg, 55l West Thlry-sevensn street
New York.
James Norris 1914 sands street
Albert w. Morrison 405 Sackett street.
.IOhu Zen ct traa Nnvv vorh
William Murray, 292 Navy street.
james Murphy, " Ainity street.
William Il. Nage, 5S Broadway.
Hugh OBrien, 1877 Conover street.
Stephen Dram. GO Prince street
jacob Ostrander, 374 Navy street.
Charles Otis $50 Clinton avenue
LOUIS j. Pampel, 19l Fulton street.
Frank Pckford, Is Patchen avenue
William H. Pierce, "A Duileld street
John $ Pollard, Flushing and Grand avenues
wilkins G. Powell 90 Filth avenue.
James QUINN 40 Gold street.
John Rcddy, 80 Waworth street.
Theo. Robinson, S25 Wioughby avenue
Catharine Rogers, East New York
Henry Ralph, Grand avenue and Bergen street
Arthur b. RUSSELL 334 Atlantic avenue
Henry Schautz, $50 Court street.
Deborah Solomon, 103 Boerum street
Lena Solomon, los Boerum street.
Mary Solomon. lO3 Boerum street.
Morris Solomon, 1O3 Boerum street.
Philip Solomon lO3 Boerum street
Albert ). Souwi0ne, 294 South Fourth street
George stephens, 2s9 Court street.
Daniel Stell Court aud Nelson streesa
Thomas stinson, /, ,l9l Dean street.
Charles Styles, 22l Putnam avenue.
Hamilton ranor,
William r. rerpennine. 274 Fourteenth stree.
John Tracy, 260 Wycko[T street.
John +. Turner, Jay and Prospect streets
Christian veth, l63 Smith street.
iLSa MaTsman Wnra scars %as and stresta
William Ward, Is North Oxford street.
Harry Webster, St Thomas, West lndes-Flatbush
avenue
Mlchacl Weldon, 1ss South First street
Thomas Winston. 447 Hudson avenue
John J. Woods, l04 Third place.
Charles Wroe, 19l Prince street
Charles Wroe, Jr., 191 Prince street.
THE coRoxER's INQUEST
The jury met last evening at hapast seven O'Clock
AS Coroner Simms stated however that on occount of
his severe abors hitherto he had been unable to pro.
vide any witnesses the jury adjourned until hafpast
seven next Wednesday evening District ATTORNEY
Bron, who was present, said that he would aid ths
Coroner as much as possible In procuring witnesses
and making the necessary preparations. In order &c
proceed Systematically he would advise the iury TO OK
anime witnesscs-nrst, on the construction Of the
buildings second, on the materials OF which the ceiling
had been made; next what safeguards had been nru
vdcd IN case OF a Ire OIL the stage and lastly now
loEg the ire had been raging stage After that
the testimony OF outside people could be taken.
ACTION OF THR BROOKLYN AUTHORITIES.
The joint committee OF Brooklyn Aldermen and
Supervisors again yesterday receive tho reports
OF the different sub-commttces and make the nnal
arrangements for tho large funeral Alderman Fisher
presided
Supervisor Harmon, of the Committee on Employ.
ing Underakers, reported that there seventy six
unrecosnzcd bodies, all OF which would be buried IN
the plot at Greenwood The number OF those recoq.
nized but not removed was five.
Alderman Burnet stated that the whole number Of
applications for separate burials was fifteen.
Alderman Rowlcy then declared that the Committee
on Funeral Services had met and conferred with h.
ministers OF nearly all denominations In BROOKLYN
They had arranged to have three ministers at the grave
and our at each OF the theatres to-day II had alst
been arranged that there was to be one layman ant
one German clergy man at each place. He also pre-
vented the i0lowing:--
THR SERVICES TO-DAY.
order OF religious services commemorative of th
recent appalling calamity, to be held In BROOKLYN
under the auspices OF the city government on Sunday
December 10, 1876. at two O'Clock r NJ
OF Music
Hon 7. A. Schroe-er, presiding officer.
]. Anthem.
Headins Of scrptures.......... Rev. Ii. S. Hunt D.
4 singing. . ' =
D. Rev W. Buddington. D. d.
- tuureas lion. George r. Reynode
q Rev. oseph r. Duryea d. d.
q Rev. +. w. Steinle Uermnnl
.. Singing. ~ N-'
~ Benediction Rev. George. +. KetteI. D. D.
PARK THEATRE
Hon. John French presiding officer
]. Anthem.
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