New-York tribune., 1876-12-09

GALLAGHER, PATRICK, No. 236 Pymouth-s|
GAINES PATRICK, age 90 Went to the thester 1., win
George Watkyns There are no means OF ldenthy-
ing him other than his Clothes gray suit.
GARvEr, JOHN E. age 2s No 14l Adans-s identeo ~ nn
CT hs pockets, by defect IN one OF MS nHgers ao mo
his undershirt. His pDckethandkercme1 had the
letter c. marked on it, the some other ones
among his effects at his boarding g-house. MS 9ny
relatives are brother ana nc Sn Ssfr te oV of u The fire.
His remains were tTahseIpeS 10 eae between
Third and FOurth-ayes.
GAssERT, CHARLES f., No. 80 Llvingstonst
GAY JAMES No. 129 YOrk-st
GEARY, PATRICK H. No. 1O4 Presdent-st.
GIILIsE, PHILIP. No. &c WalcOttst
GOODWIN JAMES, aged %, No 495 Courtst buried yes
terday.
GRACE JoHs A., No 81 Dougas-st
GRAY, ALFRED No. 15s Colyerst., Greenpoint
GREEN FREDERICK, No 1929 Lafayette-aye.
GREIG, JOHN, No. 251 Van Brunt-st.
HAESDRICH, DORA, age o, No. 191 Futon-st
HAESpRIcH EMMA, age 8, No 191 Futon-st These
were the two small children OF william Haendrlch,
who we're taken by Lena Pampel, the nurse, and
found burned 10 crisp tightly clasped IN her arms.
The bodies of the three were inseparabe, and were
carried to the house OF Mrs. Wlseman Tor Durlai'
HANIPY, JOHN, No. IT'S COurtst Buried yesterday
HARDGRAvE, CHARLES No 1874 St. Mark's-ave. tn, body
was identified by two buttons ana the pecu ny
Of a PORTION of the uDderclothng, ana was removed
to his late residence in ST. Marksave. yesteiday.
HARTMAN, WILLIAM, No. Myrtleave.
HAWKINS, SAMUEL, No. 81 Princest.
HAYES, SAMUEL, No. 6ss Warren-st
HECHT LOUIS, No. 431 PuIaski-st.
HICKEY JOHN, No. l03 FultOn-st. He was identified by
peculiarities OF his clothing. postmortem exam
fnatlon OF this body was made by County physician
Shepard, who found that death was due 70
asphyxa. The body was removed to his late resi-
dence in FnOn.st. yesterday.
uorrrRs,s. FRANK. age 1s. No 173 smith-st.. was
br0ther-inlaw OF Christian Veith with whom he
had lived. He worked ON Courtst. and had parents
whom he helped to support. He attended the
theater with Veth and another 5rSther-n,law, wv
mains were found by the side OF the bodies of his
companions, and was easily identified. The re-
mains are still at the Morgue.
HOWELL, ROBERT L., No 247 Van Buren-st
HURTos JOHN. No. 4s7 lIudson-ave.
JACKSON CHARLES, No. 50 ucks-st.
JACKSON, GEORGE W., age SO, No 50 Hcks.st RecOS, &
completely destroyed
JACKSON, JOHN H., No 3j5 Adamsst.
Jackson ROBERT N, No. A Flatbush-ave.
JENNINGS JOHN W., ago 49, No. AZ Concord-s AT first
identified rs Farrell.
JONES' HENRY A., No. 15i Summit-st
KALEY MICHAEL, No. Is Meeker-ave.
KAyANAGu MORTIMER L., No. AT Hudson-st This body
identified by relatives, VINO recOgnlIed poi-
tion Of the clothing, which they found peculiar
marks. The remains removed to Hudson-st
KEENAN,, JOHN, No. 497 Marcyave.
Kelly NICHOLAS, 141 JOhnson-st, age 26, brother OF
with Hugh Doner and will be buried together with
him, from st. Jarnes's Cathedral, Jay-st High
Mass will be celebrated at o'clock this morning
KERRIGAY, JAMES, age %, No. 34l Water-st, n T. He
was a printer. and the main support OF the family,
which consisted OF pother three sisters, and
face was unrecoguizable He was unacenstOmed to
visit theaters but WAS invited by Peter Woods, who
Is one the few persons who escaped from the gal
ery. They both started to escape at the same
time. but a man came between them, and woods dld
not see his companion after. The family Will be
left very destitute by their loss. The funeral VIII
take place on Sunday at o'clock
KENNEDY, JOHN. No. 81 GOldst.
KRAFT GEORGE, age Is, No 1s9 Boerum-st Recognized
by his clothing
KRAFT, HENRY age 23 No. 1s9 Boerum.st, recognized
by his clothing He leaves wife ana child
KRAMER JOSEPH, No. As Maujerst.
KuNrz ABRAHAM, No. 322 Myrtleave.
LAFEI GEORGE E., No. 1878 Fultonave.
LAMB JAMES. No. 21I PlymOuth-st
LANE GEORGE age IL residing at No. SO Princest was
identified by part OF his coat; He was employed by
mother and three brothers dependent on him. Two
brothers accompanied him and were both lost.
Funeral 10 take place from MS late resluehce'
Dee TO- at 2;30 o'clock.
LANE, JOHN age 26, on visit to his mother at No SO
Prince-st, is not identified. Deceased was farmer
from Southport, Conn.
LANNGAN JAMES age IL Lived with MS parents at NO
80 Amity-'S.
LAYpEN. JAMES. age &C. corner Court and Joralemon-
sts. His body was identified anu buried yesterday
LAwLER PATRICK. No. SO Little-st
LEONARD JAMES, No. 191 Johnst, age 80, employed at
He supported his mother who identified him by his
face, which burned only slightly.
LErrMERs, MARGARET. East New-York.
LEssEUR, ISAAC, No 326 Atantic-aye
LEyERICH, CALEB, No. los Clermontave.
IIpGATEs, Mrs MARGARET, age 3S, wife OF William Lid
gate, expressman, No. llS9 Atlantlcave. On
Tuesday evening she ran into the house OF nelgn-
Dor, Mrs. Rothwell, and invited her TO accompany
her 10 the play The invitation was acceptedi
and they took the boy In Lidgates employ, Michael
Trainor, with them as escort. The families OF the
two women heard the alarm Of fire. and when they
aid not return by a.. one OF them thought that
IL might have been the theater, and Mr. Lldgate
and Mrs. ROthwelPs son started for the city Mr
IIdgate is an old man, and ais emotion and terror
OF bereayed existence are described as pitirul All
the marty we're lost Mr.. Lidgate has almost lost
HIS mind, and cannot be persuaded TO leave the
Morgues, but continues TO examine the bodies
again aud again.
LOCKE, JOHN.
IoEwESTHAL, ABRAHAM, No. 203 Fulton-st
logan GEORGE E., No. 10 Amity-st. The body was
identified by peculiaritles Of the clothing, and was
removed to his late residence Yesterday. TUESDAY
was the first time ne ever attended tneater.
IoosEr JOSEPH, No. 242 Conoverst.
LOTT. CHARLES H., No. AGA sackettst
lott GEORGE p, son of the above.
IouoHIIs JOHN r., No. 244 Bridge-st
M.prN JAMES age 25, No. 213 Bergenst. He went
TO the theater with Constance Mooney, but Mooney
changed his mind and went TO the Park Theater,
hut saw Martin 60 through the door that led into
the family circle. Two OF his friends VINO hye near
BY saw him in the theater
NJ M,prtss ANN No. 97ia IAwreneest. The body claimed
IN have been idenslled as belonging to No. 40
smith-st." Ia undoubtedly that OF this Lady she
attended the theater In company with Mrs Caronne