New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-06
THE DEAD From THE BOWERY FIRE.
SAD SCENES AT THE MoRGUE YEsrERDAY-BURIALs
nF rHr KNOWN AND TIE UNKNOWN.


The Morgue was again overrun yesterday by mourn
Inc Hebrews who had lost their friends in the fire
a. Friday f., the rear OF No. 1877 Bowery. They be-
gan H. come early in the morning and they did not al
On eav until the last OF the bodies bad been removed
for burial OF the eighteen bodies that had been
taken to the Morgue altogether, eleven had been
Identified with more or less positveness and Of these
nine received separate funerals. Adelaide Grau1t
and her two children taken to Washington Gene
ferry I'm the morning, while Annie Mcnschuck and
Jennie Ruschkin were buried at Union Fields BEN
iamln Bernstein Jacob Feinbcrg. Henry ProdiGal ana
Morris schwartz were buried separately at bayside'
Various lodges TO which these people belonged TOOK
charge OF the funerals
Tho other nine bodies at the Morgue were buried at
Baysdc Cemetery by j. Finkelstone sexton for the
United Hebrew Charities. Among them were the
bodies Of Reuben LA,vlen and Abraham Schneider.
while the other seven had not been Identified lsaah
spundc, who died at Gouverneur Hospital, was also
buried at Baysde the funeral taking place al Ms
home no 70 Ludlowst. At the request OF num-
Der OF prominent Hebrews Chief Rabbi Joseph went
20 tho Morgue yesterday morning 10 take
charge OF the services. 10 was nearly
2 o'clock when the last bodies taken away, and
AZ one Of those that was TO have separate burial was
taken al the same time there ten hearscs in pro-
cesson.
The services over all the bodies that were buried
at Bayside were conducted by Chief Rabbi Joseph,
who SAID afterward that If he had been consulted
earlier all the nineteen should have been pured
together When the unidentified bodies, 10
gcther with those OF Schneider Fetnberg and Reuben
IevIen came TO be buried the Chief Rabbi drew the
crowd apart and addressed them in Polish-German.
There were about $50 people there, and they listened
devouty. The burials were not over until O'CLOCK
The bodies were buried in the rough board boxes that
serve as collins the Morguc. several more Dones
were found yesterday in the death trap where the IRE
occurred and is believed that there Is at least one
more body there still There are two girls sun on
| the missing LIST Nina Meycrsen and sarah biume,
m had been supposed saturday that Sarah biule
was the one thai had died at Bellevue Hospital put
II was afterward learned that she was ANNE Men,
schuck of No. II Hcnryst. Another doubtful
Identification was that Of Jacob feinbcfg "hOSe
widow identified him by missing tooth. 49,, ..
There are also vague rumors that TWO or thee inei
| whose names are unknown, but who wOrhe9 III sho
| buIIdlnC are missing. The men known TO DC mss
ing are Lewis Berkowiz, Harris Buck Nathan lVleIl;
Jarob Marks Joseph Marks and Harris kupihon' ana
This accords with the list of unc aimed 2oues
| any event the truth will be KNOWN Tor az uay-
light this morning Battalion Chief Mcjlll VIII nav
tySn rancs of drcfnen at work who VIII seafCh eNtlJ
inch az the building. The three men az bellsv uc
Uosuita who are suffering from burns vert set,tns
ON well Yesterday but Ida Frank, VINO was LAM LAM
to II Vlnccnfs Hospital. was in a CT tlca coHI'iu
Her skull was when she leapcd 10 tnc eryu
| and her recovery was not expected OOroueE ho'J
will begin an inquest tomorrow