New-York tribune., 1876-12-08


BURTON WILLIAM F. of No. f3 Lafayette-eve The body
was identified on Wednesday by relatives anu re-
moved to his late residence yesterday
BYRAyT EDWARD E., age %. Parents lived at Brldg,
hampton. He worked for Henry s. Styles, az Fulton
and Bedfordayes whose son was lost They went
as they started, :" Ny boy. where you goingP'
He replied :, am going sI httle 6t s,, way Win hu-
CALHOUN. SAMUEL halter of No. 13s North Portland
st., was identified by his brother by means OF a
garnet ring and the one rn6rohen INK Ti w e0
pany with several friends.
CASSIDY EDWARD, plumber, age 22, Classonaye. ne
had a brother, JAsiEs age 81 with whom he started
for the theatcr. Wednesday, thought to be H. G..
McNay.
CASSIDY MICHAEL, age 81 years. of No. 475 Adelphst
Recognized by his sister by piece OF MS slut
C,z,tEr Jouy age o. of No 164 Prince-st. He was
identified by the name on his collar lie was inc
cashier at his fathers saloon ON Fulton-st'' near
Greenwich-st.
COLLINS DANIEL F.. age II, No. 101 Presidentst
CoyCAHoS PETER, No. 10 walworth-st
CoSRoY, MICHAEL, No. 251 Plymouth-st.
CosRoY, MICHAEL No. 46 Yorlst. The body was iden-
titled by relatives and was taken TO ms late resi-
dcnce yesterday.
CowAN JAMES, No. 1877 South Portland-ave. The body
was identified by knife and KEYS l9Ia1 IN 'ne
CRASD,IL. W. E. age %, No 325 Myrtleave. Identified
by W. IL. Hughes OF the Same address
CREEcH, WALTER, 20 years OF NO. A pgiel15 Ss
she had made for him. She anu her COUSIN Iau
been the country and only returned yestenag Ias
evening to find their house deserted, anu they were
told by the neighbors that their husbands went 70
the thcatcr and had not retSIned inc ,onrd GonjA
CULLEN, JOHN d., No. 46 Amityst. The remains were
removed TO his late residen yesterday
CrILIy JAMES d., aged II, No. 2lS Amity-st.
CuRRAs, RICHARD 22 residing at No I25 Jayist ST
was identified bylhs father by cross IN lhuI4 lhA
on his left arm and by his clothes
CURRY NICHOLAS, $50 PlymOuthave.
DEBARo Mr.. a barber, No. 246 Fourth-st, Williams
DEBARo CLARA, his wife.
DELAporrERIE EDMUND age 10 years, No. e6 smith-st
Recognized by his employer, G. W. kiehn, M @ DGcqer ,
OF No. 10 hyrtle-3Ve by paheh OK heys .,o Nv
corpse was "A mere cndcr, and was one OF those
found late this afternoon
DEMPSEY THoMs age 60 home No. lS3 @ PresdsntS
Was identified at the MOr;ue by his brother ana
several friends by two election tickets and Cath-
ole prayerGO0k
DryIsox, DENIS, No. 26 Withers-st.
DE SHAY. WILLIAM, Willlamsbursh.
DE VINE. THOMAS ago %, No. 4O5 Marionst. He was
mIlkman and with Ills five brothers hved Win
their mother.
prrrz. AARoS and ABRAHAM. No. 30l Kentave. Bodies
removed 10 Temple Israel, near Carton%vc, Wherc
the funeral will be held Dec. 0, at 10 a. H.
DoyGoS WILLIAM, No 227 Ferry-st.
DUFFEY MATILDA WARD, No. IL North Oxford-st fu-
neral to take place on Dec. ., at 2 o'clock
Dr.;rp HIGH A. No ll0 Tiary-st, Brooklyn. a milk
man lie left his home Tuesday evening soon after
eating his supper in c2mPany with Nieo4s os Ae,y ny,
main support Of his mother and brother, Tie iather
being dead.
DtNrR JOHN Canton and Willoughby-sts.
DUNLAP CHARLES, age 90 Eighty-frstst aud the Bou,
Mclean He was a stage baud, and was engaged
at the theater when II was burned.
EI IcoTT JAMES Baltc-st.. between Bond and Nevnsst
FITZGERALD, GEORGE H., age IS, No. 81 High-st
Folly, CORNELIUS No. lJ1 Degraw-st
FRAsCKR, WILLIAM, brother OF Carl trancke, pOr-
trait painter at Henry and sackettsts'
FRANK CHARLES, No. Il Degraw-st.
FRASKisTI, Dr., No. rs Fulton-ave.
FARRELL GEORGE No. l45 MyItle-ave. On "Wednesday
these remains were identified as those OF samuel T.
Davis OF No. AS Gates-ave. Yesterday the mother
OF George Farrell examined the remains, ana lden,
titled them positively her sons. lie was II
wears OF age. His father keeps shoc store 20 inc
above number. and the iamiy are wen hl.oWhi i ~, -,
that nelghbOrhOod. The remains were removed 10
Myrte-aye.
r.rpI GEORGE. age 1s resided at No. 100 Feetplacc
He mad been for some time the sole support ot an
agcd mother and an only sister. He was employed
at No. 376 Futon-st, and was cOnsldec9u lluslls Us E
Gus ana e1emp his IN untier i and sister aud ct the
fI 30 oT.er Tonight" As he did not retlrn hone
his sister visited the Morguc and there found the
hody Every ycstigc of clothing except the waist
band OF the trowsers was missing, aht M Ie IgrTs ms
medatey identified the little stl1p OF coth rs part
OF the garment she had made for ner brother Inc
holy was removed 10 the mothers nome yesterday
afternoon, andwll he buried to day. ,--c,,,.
FRoIDENAUx, RosESA age D. home al No & a2I dGnUa n
yrstrrday afternoon reduced to a mere Cinier, but
evidently that of slight girl, With corSets still
c,,,, ,curp. PATRICK No 23G Plymouth-st. He was in
thc employ Of Phelps. Dodge * Co., No. 10 ChH-st.
The remains were taken TO PlymouIi-s' yester-
day.
GAnyEy. JOHN f.. Adamsst., member OF the Putnam
and Young Mems Christian Associations. lie went
with four others 70 the theater
GAssEur, CHARLES E No: 6s Liyingston-st Tae rela-
tives nosdyely Identified the body and 1t was re-
moved 60 LiyngsiOn-St.
GAY JAMES age -. No 120 YOrlst, was identified at
the market by his clothes and peculiar latch,iey
He was at the theatcr IN company WIN JOIN Audi-
son and Richard Curran
GrAEY PATRICK H., No. I0t Prestdentst he was cone one
of the st that was identified, badge Ot the Oyth
Pccjment being pinned on his left breast, and the
body was taken TO his late residence YESTERDAY
GnusE, PHILIP, No Go Wacott-gt mistake t WAS haIe
I"J "a ioLn IiIlick OF No. 66 WilcOXst. Yesterday
the mistake YVES rectifed by the relatives aud the
body was removed TO Walcottst
coonwIN FRANCIS age 10, No. 10 Couft-st lie lived
tlerc with his father AMI mOther
coon,yty. ] J,Mls age Do, No. 495 Courtst.
cp,cE Joay bookkeeper in O'Brens dry goods store in
' Itiautlc-aye. residence at No 81 DOuglass-st.
cp,y ALFRED age 30, No. 1853 COlyer-st, Greenpont.
GRrry. FREDERICK, No. 1,029 Lafayette-ave
GREGE, JOHN, age y.
H.EpRrcKs Mrs. wife of william Haedricks, printer at
HAEDRICKs, -,
HAEDRICKs,-
u.yDRIcKs, - three children Of William Haedrfcks.
UAsIFY JOHN No 175 COurt-st The remains were iden-
tifed on Wednesday and were removed to his a'e
residence yesterday.
HAWKINS SAMUEL, age 81, No. 81 Prince-st. molder
by trade. The body was identified by ls collar Oe-
ing pinued on IN peculiar manner and ~ meek
tie The body was removed TO his late residence III
Prince-st
HARTMAN. WILLIAM, No. 2 Myrtle-ave; Mr.; Hartman
was a hair-lresser employed In the saloon at the
eearched on Wednesday night at the SAME time as
the Others: Yesterday Keeper Maguire say saw the the
foreman Of the saloon where Hartman had oesn
amnloved furtiyely handling the portions OF the