New-York tribune., 1876-12-09

MCCLELLAN, MARY ANN, age 10, No. 169 Pearlst, n T.
Besides the abovenamed persons this family con con
sons, ages IL and s. The father, being old, has not
worked for years. and the family depended solely
S 9e sSn 5dTs9 E Cf Res Re at e
In addition to this situation he earned money as q
plaRoeaeher vas 6is empoYer 5iT states that
he deeply regrets the loss OF his clerk, for
II seriously nfUnyeenenS Ntsd a his Office matters
private and financial, to him.. He was wen known
by the members of the Produce Exchange, all OF
whom express deep sorrow at his unfortunate end
He never attended theaters, but was invited by
mother and sister and young lady named Della
Hamiton in order to make up party, & ana ho all ro Oh
covered although the son had a large silver watch
with a ship on the back The family is now In a
food to eat The father has almost lost his reason
and walks about constantly calling for his wife,
son. and daughter.
McDERMoTT JOHN, No. Elmplace age "a, MeDermott
in company with James f. McCanray anu
James Clark He was mason a0ng recbg %si pfTgs ur
naces His mother and friends living IN TINS StI!e we
have to the city. They are in doubt about me
remains. The only means Of identification were MS
clothes.
McGRATH, JAMES, No. 90 Gold-st, age 10. The crcum-
stances OF this are particularly ustresslhg
McGrath was q printer OF steady habits and almost
the sole support OF his mother widow she mas
lost seven children and her husband. Two remain
ing do not seem TO be able to assist hef much
She would not believe that he could not be den
fled, and persisted III visiting both the MOrgue anu
the old Market-hOuse. He went 10 tue theater WIN
Daniel MOhew Of Hudsonst. who is also among the
missing. The mothers distress was heartrending
McGISNIs, JonN, No. IL Little Waterst. age 3d. The
deceased was one OF two persons OF this name LOST
from the same house, but In no way related. Ihis
person was married. and leaves wife and one
child. He went to the play with Mary Muianey,
visit % She Is also lost The wife felt loo tired TO
go to the theater and renamed a, NOME fo NO So re-
printer III the Eagle Office
McGUIGAN, JAMES, Red Hook.
MCLAIR, DANIEL, age 49, No. 81 Hudsonst.
MCNEIL JAMES, age 20, No. 16O Myre-aye.
MEIGHAN, JOHN age 20, No. 76 Lafayette-st
MORGAN FRANK age 20. Lived with his parents at No.
272 Atlantc-aye. His father has searched twelve
of three, ali of whom were lost
MUILANEY, MARY, No IL Little Water-st, age n
This young girl, whose remains the friends at the
house say have not been ree3g9zsd was 1 pcyT crdu
stances Of her attending the theater are alluded 70
Of a woman said to be a Mary Mulvaney were at
the Adams Street Dead-house, but the friends say
they not those of this girl.
NATHAN STEPHEN, age AZ No. 66 Prince-st.
OFEERMAN, WIN, age 1s, No. 361 Fulton-st.
ONEn JOSEPH, age as residing in Lawrencest has not
been identified, He was employed by john r.
Br,dge-st, as salesman. He had been with Mr.
Mason the longest OF any OF ms epl0yes' & ne wac wac
also lost.
QUICK, ELIAS b. age 90 No POI sixthst., went to the
Brooklyn Theater Win Charles L. Dovoe; body not
identified.
RosELLR ANTOINE, age 25 No. 62 Fulton-st. The de-
ceased attended the thedter with Valdez, n friend,
and Doth were during the evening by n work
man III Duckers bakery, sitting In the gallery near
the stage. ROsele WAS Cuban, and had Deen Ill
New-York since the Virginius affair. He had
brother living in Philadelphia, but no other rela-
tiyes that known. He was tailor by trade.
ROUGE. CHARLES, age 40, No. 10 Princc-st
ROUGE CHARLES, jr., age 1S, No. 10 Prlnce-st
sHERMoT, Mr., and wife.
WARNER JOSEPH age 27, No. 43s Alanticave. Parents
living at that number and think he ,, has possibly
gone South, of which he has been talking for some
time. He refused to go to the tleatcr at i. m,
when invited to do 50 by friend
WATKINS GEORGE, age "a, No 154 COurtst. He had on
pair Of odd sleeve-buttOns. Carpenter by trade
Went to the theater with Robert Games. He was
the only one of his family who had work, and was
supporting widowed mother and four younger
brothers.
WATSON JOHN B., age 81, No "a Alnslec-st He had
silver watch, fiat button hook, ivory handled knife,
and a memorandum book. He wore two under
shirts and a red lined chest protector He was Il
tall man, 6 IT. in in hight, and his friends state
that he is not among the recognizable bodies. lie
leaves a wife and three children who were depend
ant upon him.
ZEIGLER JosEPH age 90 No. 296 Atlantcaye. Parents
living. Another person named Joseph Eigtr was
reported missing from this house but II was ms
take In the name This party was also reported
under the name of Jos ph Egler by mistake