New-York tribune., 1877-03-10

and inquired anxlOusy about the unidentified body
immediately OF the young women began TO Gry ana
KeIIy she asked when the body could be removed
The coroners clerk put inquiries TO- her cohcsrnins
her sister which she was not at rst disposeu S 10 her
sisters sad death. The women remained at tho Morgue
only few minutes and wcTs Tn0nt ased 6y the
sister while in the office Mt the Morse except the nIse
T Ss a, rS SS 81 s the the
she said TO q TRIBUNE reporter that sne coHrIt rt
had recognized the dress at the Morgue that which
Margaret Che said that her fathcr was ueau anu
that both and her mother Obliged to go out to
service Margaret had been unable to obtain WORK lor
and had been making visits at the n9uses y,
her friends, spending only short time at each
was for this reason that her body had not been identen
sooner. The remains are 10 be taken 10 o fI'ns t,h
Xavlers Church this morning and Will be inferred Wita
the other victims Of tine disaster who are to be buried
from the church. Miss Kelly was highly spoKon & o, 0
those who knew her as an honest haIdworkhg yo@an5 @
girl She only 10 years of age, and was porn anu
reared in between Ffth ana @ dnIsd
few people came to the Morgue Az O'CLOCK tTo
Women about 40 year; OF age nSse on Of WaFsore
Murphy, who lived in second-aye, near Inlftei,ss,
They stated that she had Just ro s cbnTe
that evening and had not been seen since "hen M III,
0cmSd 0cSa tf m i think DG that hat 0 the dehtdcatoa was
through mistake bnt on eXamnlnG tne S,%mS whn
they seeking II then became mystery, as -
where the girl was When last seen on the atal T nsh'
Her friends went from the Morguo TO various Si''
trying 10 find her.
THE INJURED
Father MignaId Of st. Francis Nayier's said last even
ing that had endeavored during the afternoon 10 WISH
the injured had learned OF only four and these were
not seriously hurt and rapidly improving IL any
OF the congregation had been dangerously or even bay
Injured the priests, he said, would surely have beem IN
formed. MOI an instance had been brought 10 tneit
notice. He thought the calamity would nave inc chect
OF fastening the building OF the Ecw cAurci. ,o-
Ellen Rooney and Mary Murphy servants nj no ~
Fifth-aye who were somewhat hurt In the panic, were
reported to recovering fast yesterday Mary Shay ol
Sevcnty-ninth-st and Eghtiave. ana Eliza Cummings
of No J2l West Twenty-eIghth-st both IN COM
Portable condition and making progress toward conl
There others VINO were sugHtF III
iurpd whose names could NOS bc AIMED There We're
also many who at first thought that thry were it Dut
found when they recovered from their might tht lheJ
bad received no injury. -,,.
The discipline which has been instituted in the SCHOOLS
of tbe city since the Brooklyn disaster has borne SOO
fruit. At the Normal School particular care mas peel
taken to instruct the pupils as 10 Their ccniuct a
alarm fire shouid be given. Among ohcf thInEs lol
are instructed To await orders ami NOT % fli rgcciV
tately toward tie exits. A daughter oi Peter H0ep''
residing at No. 22J Vest Eightccntn, whO was Ia tIe
gallery of ~. Francis Navicrs Chtrch ~ ic ulIc !e
panic took place attributes her escape % the discipline
which she had received at the Normal ochODL
The Commissioners Of Charities ana CORRECTION yestt
day morning caused honorable mention 10 De ehcrcu
upon their mnu.eS OF Dr. Robert N DsDIOW OF te AM
buancc Department. for the skill chergy, ana Pesen,"
OF mind winch hc displayed on Thursday hlSht At 0''