New-York tribune., 1880-06-14

all sources, and includes those who are reported
missing as we'll as the dead. The list the dead
and missing includes forty-eiRht persons; Of these
| eleven are unidentified.
BOWER g. a lawyer OF North Attieboro. He was
about hfly-seven years OF aye; had been In New
York on business and was on his way to Boston.
CARPEETER-Son of NJ Carpenter OF Attleboro. Mass.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of p NJ Carpenter, of Attle6OrO,
Mass; seven months old.
from York with her little girl age three years
who had been kidnapped. and had Just been reeoy, W
board the boat. Mrs Cheekey died Immediately
after being taken aboard the Stonngton from the
water. Her little girl saved, and was sent TO
Boston in the care Of an acquaintance OF one Ot the
CHEsEDoRO. GILBERT. Fireman on the Narragausett
CLARE, CHARLES C., NewYOrk. leather dealer, No %
The remains were identified at stoniDgton by the
co.hns and ship Of paper which w was i found LIN IN one
his TO Boston, accompanied by his son. Charles
sSs ef yeaT the ISey SsSpeS
Mr.. Glare placed lie;preservers around both his own
@ DOaId 10 iose;Ier After swimming about with the
child for few minutes Mr.. Clare found small
% aR3 nuSr Tt PepS4ot 04 the oS aa nS me- OG 70
remain a quiet as 1 could and wOpld
then to tod me he was going to the help Of The women
VINO were drowning, aud swan Off" Mr.. Clare
children. Tnr members Of Heddng Church sent for
the body yesterday afternoon. ~
DIX child Of A. p. DIX, OF the firm OF Dix Payne OF
No. 27 WaIl-st.
DIX, child or A. =. Dix.
DIX cnlld OF A. Z. DIX.
FULrON. Robert. of Atteboro Falls, Mass.
LUTZ, JAMES THOMSON. While Herman Zeydel was
IN the wafer man handed him pocket book with
instructions give to the police authorities II he
survived. It contained some money. papers, and
what parports to be the last will of James Tnomp-
son IIiliz dated June 4, 1880
ilORToN, EDWIN j.. OF AttebOr0. Mass: dispatch
states that his body has been found of Mantle. He
has Depn "A state Representative aud was ono OF the
Was saved. p NJ Carpenter, before reported saved,
says mat he aud Mr. Horton met in the water ene
SPOKE Mr.; Horton sad: ~ am nearly yr exhausted
nnd cannot hold Oui much Logger" They shook
hands aud said Goodbye" and botn Aoated IN dii-
LITTLE, Miss j. X. Her body was washed ashore at
Nnutr. AID was Identified Yesterday
Methodist Chapel sketch Of his life was gwen In
Mills. Miss she Is supposed to be the sister Of f. b.
Mile, OF Newark. y. j., pollceman and IL reported
IN ssing. she IS school teacher ar Binghanton, N
\, and was a one time missionary 10 the ChcIOxce
Intlaas. Subsequently SHE became teacher IN the
orphan asylum at Elizabeth, N j. she was d great
MtfiIoILNSD DORA age two She was the only child
was gong to Pawtuckct The husband jumped IN
tLr water VITA The baby IN his arms but lost bis hold
on The child NJ he struck the water Tie child has
MURrHY TIMOTHY a dockhand age about thirty years,
l. rcUnr!cd missing by other decklnDds. .
NoYEs. WILLIAM maker OF patent steam boilers. He
was IA brother of Benjamin +. NOyes, of New Haven
The body was brought To StolinItOn by tie tuG
Burnside. and was identified yesterday BY deep
PMNTR, - OF BostOn lie s reported missing by his
pEA%E, the Rev C. E. of No. 3,475 sansom-st., Phila
PENnfR GEORGE theatrical manager OF Boston, is re-
RAHDUL-ClId OF Mrs. Randall, of Brooklyn, is re-
ported missing.
RASDiLL enid Of Mrs. Randall Of Brooklyn is re-
REED ALFRED A. Of East Greenwich, RI
RoTND. J.. L., Of rauuton Mass.
ROUND. WALTER. o Taunton, Mass.
~CoI1. CHARLES f.. OF East Providence.
sIFER II. 'ird on the Stonington. He left watch
STlvIHs MKs. WILLIAM, Of Boston highlands
aTEvAN~. IA by about hye years oiL. son OF NJ.
ton by the Electra ani was Identified by hls father
from thr description published IN Yesterdays IklB'
srIrsnS. child Of Mrs Frederick stilson, OF Atlanta
it., was burned II - StI;crOOln.
sIIIsuS. chd of Mrs Frederick stilson was burned
euLIIylN FLORENCE n deck hand the NarrTg lnsett
WAERrN, lIEEWRT NJ. vcc,pr' sident OF the warren
~. - Mhdenlm me IN tins clty. His home Is at
Newton. Mas. where h" has a family
WOOD. ADiLLE s. oI Iaunton' Mass.
WOOp, DELLA, Ut taunton, Mass.
WOOD, ". H.. OF Taunton, Mass.
UNKNOWN.
-- man. forty-iyo years old He was brought
e. Mantle Jy "A Il hing steamer. He was dressed In
!, black sut anI mad sleevebuttons one bearing the
fguIr uf % dog and the other OF a hare -
--- giri. bout nine years brought TO Mantle by
the rnn. steamer She wore a red plaid dress.
-, a cIi, five years old brought IN by The same
sttamrr. drrsset III a blue flannel sack,
trimmed with white ornih. black stockings. with
:,I .r.'i by Mrs Mulaolland carried by current
into the ilamrS.
- man. Killed By a trunk being thrown on bis
@". "."- woman. bnracd to death. She was by
Mr. IIo;igr lying unconscious III the main sa'Ooh
wucn SmOk" and fl mes drove hlm Out
, man. shot himself
------- man, SHOT himself
-------- man. shot himself
---- - uuIsc OF Mrs. A. p Dixs children, named
Mary