Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-09

vices on Sunday afternoon will be held
in Hooley's Opers House, Park Tbeater
aud the Academy of Music. The vocal
music will be under the direction of +.
W. Lovejoy, and .he instrumental music
under the direction Of L. Conterno, band
master of the Twenty-third regimeat.
Mayor Schroeder, of Brooklyn, asks the
citizens to close their respective places
of business from one to FIVE o'clock, and
relirquish their customary e%mplOyments
in respect to the dead aud those who,
through this sudden and terrible afaic-
ton, are bowed down with grief and sor-
row.
The funeral Of Harry Murdoch and
Claude Burroughs viii take place to-
morrow from the Little Church Around
the Corner. The expenses will be borne
by Messrs. Sheridan Shook and A. M.
Palmer. ~lessees Of the burned theater,
and the proprietors of the Union Square
Theater.
The members of the two thsaters have
adopted resolutions rendering their sym
patbies to their managers and holding
them blsmelsss of the awful catastrophe.
The following assignments for the me-
mortal services in Brooklyn, Sunday,
have Teen made: Academy of Music
Scriptures, by A. s. Hunt, D D.; prayer,
by DR.. e. S. Porter; addresses, by Dr..
W.. J.. Buddiugton, Judge George G.
Reynolds, DR.. James I. Duryea, Rev.
F. W. Slemie; German benediction, by
Rev. George f. Kittell.
Park Theater = Scriptures, by Rev.
Charles E, Miller; prayer, by DR..
Themas; addresses, by Theo Cuyler, ex'
Alderman John A. Taylor, Rev. DR..
Bancroft, Rabbi Brnndensieine; German
b~enediction, by the pastor of the Church
of Incarnation.
Hadiey's Opera House--Scriptures by
S, B. Halliday; prayer, by Il. R. Nye;
addresses, by DR.. David Ingles, Hon.
Strong, Rev. Henry Ward Beeoher, Rev.
Charles B. Shultz; German benediction,
By Rev. NJ. Erickson.
Services are to be held simultaneously
at 2 o'clock. At a meeting of clergy
men invited to hold memorial services,
Father Malone said the usages Of his
church would not permit him to o~fieiate
in any exercises, but that he would be
only too glad to co operate personally,
as far as he could; his own church had
been sadly afflicted, and he should hold
appropriate services at the missionary
meeting in the Church Of the Pilgrims.
Last night the regular missionary %collec-
ton was dispensed with, and q collection
of $l2O was taken up. to defray the ex'
penles Of the burial Of three son Of
Mrs. Rose, members of the church.
Forged passes to the morgue and the
Adams street market, where bodies and
fragments of bodies are taken, were sold
on the streets for twenty-five cents each,
The following is a list Of additional
identifcations; Christopher Armstrong,
402 DeKalb avenue; Geo. and Frederick
Burk, Montreal; Harwick Fl. Brown,
Howard avenue; David Carlyle, Court
street; William C. Reech, lOl Lawrence
street; Samuel Calhoun, Orange, N. J ;
Edward D. Dehernums, 295 Navy street;
Edward P. Doody, lO9 President ssreet;
h. F. Terrell, 957 Bergen street;
Chas. Hargrave, l54 St. Mark avenue;
Geo. Mathews. James Morris, 1874 Sands
street; VIM q. Pearce, ADufield street;
Geo. r. Randall, Sarah F. Smith, al
Sands street; Arthur B Russell, l7O
Court street; Amelia G.. Simpson, al
Sands street; Arthur Taylor, q Chan
Gerry street; Christian Veitb, l63 Smith
e street; Harry Voekman, Harry Webster
and VIM. Hester, Flat Bush avenue;
r Joseph Wick, II Pacific street.