New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-15
ner from her husbands friends in all parts OF the
country.
THOSE WHO LOST THEIR LIVES.
The following is carefully revised list OF the

dead:
BRowS MRS. MARY l.. OF No. ASS West Forty hirdst,,
age thirtvfye years She the first person taken
but BAD deem cut in the back Of her head supposed
TO have been caused by the stove or some part Sh
was "a" dead i"' When b be"S body was taken
the yard back OF the az, t ana % th
hotel near by till early yesterday morning, when "
brought to New York she had ~ me po'hATt "a
her dress n card bearing the name OF Mrs Mauu
Brown who appears TO he her niece. letter from
her husband also found ON note paper NIL p .pe
wav The body was Identified by her husband
William l. Brown, and was taken TO Mefrtt uu9 Tio
takers shop, Eighthave. near Twenty-nrSt,H;, ihs
niece Of the dead woman. Mrs Prndie OF Phliaoei'
phia and other friends gathered al tne ION
until the funeral. Mrs. Brown was dang9'i ho o,
State Senator Winchel Of Vermont she had oeeu
married about eighteen years and han one si go
teen years Of age. she went with thls son a0on
weeks ago 10 visit her mother, who was III at hcI
home in Pultney, VI MI brown, Wuo ~ "a S'IS "a
broker and a member or tbe American N'iIlta -.
change having All Office at No. - broadway, re-
Ceived a telegram from his wife on Fliday, saving
that sac was coming TO NcwYork on the train Que
10 the Grand Central Depot to meet
her and after waiting a IohR ILL. .I,no
and the news that some We're killed Mr.. Brown at
took a carriage ana drove 10 NPul OVh ~ %,
Pnitncv When his mother started FOR Newly ork The
face " the dead woman as she lay IN the cuun NJ
body VIII be taken 20 Pultney. VI, for inierineht,
and will be carried Oh train leaving tAls CIT! e''S
tomorrow morning.
KELLEY, OLIVER b.. of Spring city, PENN age % III
years. He found near the rear end Ql inc iulo
wild and was taken from the ruins allVe' JAMES
Fnry OK spuyten Duyvil, told a TRIBUNE reporter
this story: =" 1 crdwled through wlhdO" near wy
cries in there and knew somebody was being burned
10 death. There two or three OF Us fellows dud
we could not anything, hardly, the smoke WAS
so thiek found o man with large box Of coal, .
thought IL was, on top Of him ana we Iiu our oc
to get him out. There were chairs ana iaOeh hiu
other tnincs all damned up together Inc people
seemed have been thrown down Oh the moor Dy tno
shock and then they were pinned lhcTe p' tu1
broken seats. This man turned out to be T. Is Nee
ey who has died since hm told, and he was cooler
than we were. The boys were throwing III water
aud snow and he would say to rs pat ttdt snow 19
there. Throw that water in this place Llt ll,s
on that seat When we gOt MIN out he was burned
terribly. bnt he told us his name and where
he came from" Kelley had one arm ,a Snrn %id
suffered much. but retained bis eonscioG'hcss,
He told his name and address aud dictated n
and was attended by Drs. smith ana PARSONS tlo
fingered several honrs making do He aS tb ln
Of others. He died about a. m JUST pc
fore his death he recognized Detective Dam
as a brother Precursor and sent through MN
amessagc TO his family and to the oprug Cliy Lodge
of Joseph Kelley, a l1nber dealer of Phi'adrlp"la,
and had been engaged for many years AS q stove
ma. Ma % 1nG Of i schapz Kelley and after
wards under the firm OF o. b. Kelley d 60,
was AT No. 1871 North secUndst., Philadelphia, nut
his home was spring City lie was well known III
mercantile circles Ia Philadelphia, anu vac "o~',9,
He had a wife and one chd, little girl eOout seven
years OF age. with whom ne lived IN very pheasant
home ia Spring city. lie lei fhI'Hdeiphla Oh -
day and to this city. lie spent ie" ho".s on
Wednesday al the store Of Ey h'h'tS, s'V V
merchants Ia Ndter-stt vain MS san -, - -,
Thomas. and announced MS intention o4 s'iHs "
Troy 10 sce about patterns that were oclLk
made Tor him. lie was returning from Troy To t"IH
city when lac met with the accident iis Dlly ""9
brought to New York and sent 10 Merrr's nnarrtaa-
ers shop. II there IdeutIned by ms Uncle Jo7'Pn
A MarEle an undertaken Of fh!ladeiphia, VINO Aau
come the city for that purpose An choit " as mae
yesterday afternoon 10 OBTAIN permit rom IN,
Merke allow THO body to DO taken " PAiiddepHl"
Roman Catholic Church He wa burned to death IN
the Idlewd. aud ns body was found IN the ruins OF
until Yesterday II was chtrrcd badly and the iet-
cuJ TGt be rrcayriIrd When tie body vas re
covered. however, portions OF a pueNtiN NeSjment
same i,r,1 or books Win The priests in th-u
were discovered III the ruins. The Rev. Father
Wtst Fifternth-st after examine the body ari TIE
accompanying effects came 70 the conclusion that /.
was Fat her NartchaL 1t was known mai lht priest
NJ, Mt3 Oh - ''tr 70 the GRIND Central Depot with
other bodies yesterday. and removed IA the al
ternOOn 20 Merritt's uuder,akyr's shop IN Eighth
ave Later i'm the day IL ads taken IL charge by
The sexton Of s.. Francis Xayior'5 Church, in
West siGteenth-st Father Ma'echal was native o.
The dioces of Chambery in Bias savoy, where lac WAS
born March !. ls26. His academic studies "erec com
pleed az the senm iry Of Chanbcry. aud when a.out
10 enter on the study Of theology he desire 70 he
come a missionary had thoroughly taken POSSES
sion of him that he MANAGED T. pass rom 'Ae
Jurisdiction OF the Bishop ol Chambrry 70
that of Mgr. DGpaclouP from whose sent
narics recruits were annually chosen 10
preach the Gospel in heather lands. For Suori
time he studied theology At the seminary OF Orleans,
ana IN due course received minor orders. But has
long hOTsd for appointment q tue i"IleEn missions
did not appear u come quickly ~ ne desired; 30
IN OrdeI 10 haeen IT, aud al the osHe time To prevent
entered he s0c.ety jesus, tne,rs, IN Oct"ocr.
1897. The customary wears prob alton .uavtn2
passed 10 the satisfaction OF his supcrors, he WIS
transferred 60 New lOrk, where Ac vas sdniliec to
Ing be stua,cd theology at fordhun, ald Wa OF
dained priest a. Albany, in 1896 10y Bishop
his life had been a cease.es7 round of Ia,
bors. IN which sacrifice Of self and
deyotednCss TO the poor distiuguI- ming feat
lie pent seven years Ia PIPER Cshad1 ~ e
years I'm Jersey Clty and nine years IL Ne"-NoIA.
30 dear him were the IN ortunate poor tU.t
ihors n. World cousccTate If TO their service. II
was this account tlat during ms stay IN New
fiackwclrs island where be had charge OF the
Norkhouse, the Aimsn0use and tno Luuaijc Asylum
from 1861 to 500. Al the time OF the accident nc
was on ms way from Troy, where he was en- loyed
for three years preceding his DEATH 10 resume MS
old position OF Chaplain on BiacEWelIs Island, III
H. sCco,nt NJ taiI1g beaItI the mineral service
will take place - Frnnoi- Xayiers Church, al
TO West Park on the Hudson for nteTmeut.
RANSOM. DAKwiN L., native of Messdna SPRINGS, ST.
Lawrence County, y y He mct he death IN the
rear part Of the Id4ewiid, and bis body was found
badly cnarred by the flames. The TEXTURES were par
the elbow. The body was identified yesterday at
KingsDridge, by C. ". Earl Of No LOG Grand-at., by
pockets The persons who took Ransou'- body from
The wreck caIilod 1t al first to scAnlOnS liquor
store, where Il remained until a. III Amer
N was taken To the Grand Central
Depot n 4arI obtained permission 1Iom the CorO-
ner TO il removed To- Seniors uudctt Etir shop,
IN Broadway. and prepared for burial. Arrange
ments were MADE last evening for the transfer OF the
body 10 Messena springs where RansOu's parents
live. AT tine time his death no thirty-twO
years old He came TO tis city ABOUT two years agO
10 engage ia speCulatiOns in Wall Street, and he
bearded at he Hof man House. He was Teputed To
have plenty OF money ana ns roITuVe4 IN
Messena Springs said to be wealthy.
OF his transactions in Wall street little could
be learned yesterday. RauAjm was unmarried and
hls evenings the city usually were spent 81 places
OF amusement. He and Mr., Ear we're warm friends.
Ransom recently went TO Ne,scDa springs to visit
his father's family, and he aad written 10 friends in
the city that ne would return nome Oh FRIDAY. When
MIR Earl heard Of the accident 10 tine train he once
made inquiries about Ransom, and WAcu he a,Ccr-
tanned that his friend had not reached the HOLMAN