New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
THE DEAD AND THE MISSING.

THE DEAD AND THE MlSSING.
The following list contains the names OF thirty
four persons, who are either known to have been
Osi in the disaster, or had not been heard from by
their friends up to a late hour last night. Ihe
names are gathered from various sources and when
ever address was given it verified. II posi-
ble by n TRIBUNE reporter. In addition to the
above number five persons are known to have lost
their lives but their names have not been learned
so they may possibly be incudcd in the list below.
There were six unidentified bodies washed ashore
at different places on the Sound yesterday and their
names also may be included in the list. judging
from all the information received by THE TRIBUNE
up to late hour last night the record OF the loSs ~
thirty-nuc persons. This is two more than IHE
TRIBU&E's first estimate. The list, however, cannot
yet be considered absolutely correct There were
nne persons reported at various times in the papers
as lost who are now known TO have been saved.
They are James Thompson lIiltz, Timothy Murphy
two chdren of Mrs Randall. Of Brooklyn, Alfred
A. Reed, L. +. Round. Walter Round and Florence
sullivan. William Noyes of this city, was also re-
ported among the missing, but II has since been
learned that he was not on board the steamer.
Additional particulars in regard to some persons
mentioned in this list may be found in yesterday 8
TRIBUNE.
BOWER. s. a lawyer OF AttleOoro.
BEANN"S. Miss
W.
BREWSTER. CHARLES q. proprietor OF Natural His
tory ore IN Boston lls hudy was recovered yes
tcrday morning at Stonngton and brought to ihiS
CARrLNrER,- daughter OF 2. NJ. CARPENTER, Of Attic
CAnIrSiGn -, son Of p NJ. Carpenter. Of Atuc-
CmrcKGGY Mrs Of Boston.
CHEsBORO. GILBEET.
CLARE. CHARLES g. of Nrw.YOrk.
DIX -, age fyc years. daughter Of A. F. Dix. Her
b0dy was identified yesterday at Last Lyme.
DIX, another clnld of a. F. DIX.
DIX, --. aunIhrr child Of A. +. Dix.
EAKLT. NJ. SOLOMON. Mystic, Conn.
FUIToS. KoBEHT. 1T Aitleporo F'ls, Mass
IOHToN, EDwIN J., Atirhuro, Mas. .
HUSTER --. OF NrwIork, coOrcd waiter on the Mar
ragan.ctt. Mclaughlin, the cOlorcd steward, has
not seen him since th" HrcCcnt
IAwsuN. ---. o, Williamsburg. coorrd waiter on
the NurAcausrit. The chri steward has not been
abe 10 ii ID hln since the disaster
ITTTI g. Miss ]. X.
10, KWuOD, thr l"N. r. Is.
MILLS. Mss
MUIHOLIAND. DORA
PALM IT, oi liO'tOn.
PEAkE trc Rev. &. j..
PLSBIG. GEORGE
EruIS@roN, C. =. Of Burcvc, Mass His wlfr was on
th, Narrsausttt but Wds saved, and j. now III Prov
i,irnr,. roplue 10 recover her hu bands body.
SCOTT. GHARLEs J.. Of EIHt Providence.
STIyi>s Mr. Boston Highlands
SIIyrNS -, ron OF Mrs. Stevens, OF Boston H'gA-
s1iisoN. ---. child OF Mrs. Frederick snlson, Of
srrrsoS 49,, another child Of Mrs Frederick silson
II Atlanta. Ga.
WAERES. IIEKRfRT VI. -
WI-0N tmAEII>. oi 40. Is Clmton-st Nrw-YOrk. H's
WE informed the Otlirrrs Or the company yeEt"ldlI
tuat hcr husband had lntendrd 10 go 10 Boston Oh
IIdly uIrEt, but Eir Vas not sure lhhi ne W. nj q"
tlr NartAcau~ctt. liz has not been heard frOn ana
his wiz thinks That nc lsnm ~ the lost.
--, MARY, nurse of Mrs, \. /. DIX.