New-York tribune., 1876-12-09

MCLoUGHIIS, GEORGE No. 229 Fifteenth-st
MCLEAN DENNIS, No. 160 Myrtleave.
MCLEAN, JAMES No. 16O Myrtleave.
McMANUs, JOHN, No 5o6 Court-st.
McNALLY HENRY F. age 81, residing at No zoe Prince
ST., identified by his name on shirt and keys In
his pockets. He was employed by MT. Gardner In
the fruit business in Williams ST., NewYork Funerai
to take place from his late residence Dec. o, 1876,
at 11:30 o'clock O. IN.
MEDrSGER, JOSEPH, No. 148 President-st.
NEIGH, ALFRED, No SO Oakland-st, Greenpoint.
MEYER WILLIAM, No. 25 Orchard-st., NewYork.
MITCHELL, CHARLES, East New-York.
MORRIS, JAMES, No 1914 sands-st.
MORRISON ALBERT w., No. 405 Sackettss.
MORRISON WILLIAM.
MowBRAT. JOHN, No. 25 Centre-st
MURDOCH, ii. s., actor, New-York.
MURPHY, JAMES No. 90 Amity-st.
MURPHY - East Forty -hrstst, New-Yorf
NAGLE, W. r., No So Broadway, E. d.
O'BRIES. HUGH, No 19S Concord-st
OFFERMAN FRANK F., No 163 Smith-st., Brooklyn aga
18. He had been living with his brotherIn-law.
Christian yeith and they wen. to the thestes to
but ON Monday had secured place In oswalds
taed bv s sfpd d and collar bntton OF pecmisr pat
tern, and the friends removed them yesterday az
tcrnOon.
OLSEN, LOUIS age 10, No LAT sacketts, identified
at the Morgue late Thursday night. The father
says he recognized the body as soon as be saw At
was boatman, aud worked with his father on the
river His remains were buried yesterday after
oNE ANNIE, wife of Joseph o'Neil who is among the
identified
oRAM g. age 49, No. 66 Prince st., was identified by part
OF his clothing. He was cooper by trade. Fu-
neral to take place from his late residence Dec TO-
at 2 o'clock p.
OsTRANDER, JACOB L., No. 374 Navy-st
OTIS, CHARLES, No. $50 ClintOn-st
PAMPLE LENA, at Fulton and Nassausts, aged 16 This
girl domestic in the family Of Mr. Haldrick,
EmmieI.ged respectively and a. to the play. All
were lost. but the bodies were identified by the
claspod In her arms. She is said to have been grrI
of great worth and integrity. She left one sister,
PARSONS, Mrs, ST. Louis, Mo.
PAYNE. LEWIS, No. 470 state-st.
PEARcE, w. H., age AZ, No. "A Dufield-st. He was ac
eompanied to the theater by his broteerin-aw. m r,
w. Greed; their two wives being out Of the city,
they went together. He carried on foundery
business, one Of the firm OF Pearce & Mitchell at
No. % Water-st He leaves wife andtwo children
PICKFoRD, FRANK, No IA Patchen-aye.
POLLARD, WILLIAM, age 10, Grand aud Flushlngaves.
LOWELL, wIcKEM c., tr.. No. 999 Fifth-ave.
QUINN, JAMES, No. 81 Gold-st: age 16 This Lad as
sisted a widowed mother In little candy store in
the basement Of the building where they lived The
funeral took place yesterday afternoon; person
this house. The funeral services were held at the
time. The surroundings indicated extreme
poverty.
RALPHs, HARRY, age 33, No. 772 Bergen-st He was
identified yesterday.
RANDELL, g. R., residence unknown.
REARDoS, PATRICK, No. 936 Myrtleave.
REDDY, JOHN No. 80 Walworth-st.
ROBINSON THEODORE No. S25 WiIoughbyave.
ROGERS, Mrs. JOSEPH, East New-YOrk.
ROSE, DONALD, No. 294 Paciic-st
RoTHwELL, ADELAIDE s. wife Of stephen Rohwell, age
40. No. ,191 Atlantic-ave. lSee account given IN
connection with Mrs. Lidgates, at whose invitation
she went 20 the theater.l
RUSSELL ARTHURB, age 23 Lived with his parents at
No 334 Atlantic-ave. His body identified by
his father late on Thursday evening.
scHANTz, CHARLES, age ls No. 2s9 Court-st he went
with his brother Henry schantz to the theater
Henry's body has been found, and was buried yes
terday afternoon; otto Kanake was also with % the
box in his pocket and the coat OF the suit the vest
OF which led to the Identification Of Henry's body.
He also had on gold sleeve buttons OF pecunar
workmanship.
was identified and buried yesterday afternoon
her widowed mother, Mrs. Smith, occupied rooms
readily ui speak Eaelish They removed from New.
Hayen Conn., to their late residence aSont taree
sea, in command of the bark Antelope, which is ex-
pected this week at Norfolk, where Mrs Simpson
was to have Joined her husband yesterday, in an
swer to a telegram which came to her address the
Sy syaed making her car of the spHnoT
States, after long separation; Mrs; simpson p.,n
her husband. and the other who is engaged in busi-
ness at West Point, is now in the city Mrs Berger,
wednesday morning and, knowing that they were
at tho thester she has done all IN her power 70,
Point, to identify their remains They were finally
successful yesterday by recognizing parts OF her
dress
sMIrT Mrs. age So No. 141 sands-st This lady's namc
has appeared in all previous accounts as MS.
Mrs Simpson, aud an account Of both their deaths
appears In a sketch above. Her son identified her
by peculiar portion OF g brown dress. she lay
beside her daughter when discovered
SOLOMON DEBORAH, age 1s, No 103 Boerumplace.
SOLOMON, MARY, age %, No 1o3 Boerumplace.
SOLOMON, MORRIS, age 46. No. 103 Boerum-place
SOLOMON NINA, age %, wife of Philip.
SOLOMON PHILIP. age "a, No. 1O3 Boerumplace.
soUwEISE ALBERT j. No 294 South Fourth-st The body
was identified by his brother who recognized pair
Of gray ribbed stockings, the only clothing found
he
residence yesterday
sTENsoN, THOMAS, No. 1,101 Dean-st.
STEVENS, GEORGE, No. pa Jay-st This body on We'd
nesday was believed to be a telegraph boy named
Welsh whose Christian name could not be ascer-
tanned. This mistake mainly due 10 the TACT
that q telegraph memorandum book was found IN
one of the pockets Yesterday his mother positively
dentiaed the remains as those of George Stevens
by a pocket prayer-book found on his person, and
from some pecuiarities Of the clothing, and the
body removed 70 Jay-st Full particulars were
given Of this boy in yesterdays TRIBUNE.
srETLAyER ABRAHAM, Nos As and AZ Flatbush-ave.,
age 27. He was a cigar-maker and in very pros.
perous circumstances He was unmarried and
lived over his store. His mother and sisters live at
No. 140 Wyckof-st. He had not intended TO attend
the play but two friends Bryant and Soulmers per-
them. When the fire broke into the auditorium
they attempting to leave the gallery, and
self over the heads OF the struggling mass ON the
stairs and escaped. Stetlaners body was identihed
by seal, bearing bis name attached TO key-ring.
STYLES CHARLES H., No PSI Putnam-aye.
TAYLOR, ARTHUR. age IL, No. 81 Chauncey-st.
TAYLOR, JOHN, colored
THOMAS E. NJ, Philadelphia.
TRACY JOHN No. 272 wyckof-st.
TURNER JOHN F.. No. 1875 Jay-st.
TERPEssIsG WILLIAM, age ls No. 272 Fourteenth-st
Identified by letters found on his body Lived with
his parents, and was the eldest son. Before leaving
for the theater he told his mother that he gong
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