New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
IDENTITCAT1oNs AT THE MORGUE.
MORE DEAD PEOPLE CLAIMED BY THEIR RELA'
TTVESPITIFUL SCENES.

TIVEs-PITIFUL SCENES.
At tho Morge Yesterday the scenes were as sad az
those ct the few previous days The sun had
hidden itself behind the sonlbre clouds that threw
pail over the whole scene. At early morning people
began 70 renew their virgil around the charnelhouse
and ono after the other and women walked slowly
in 10 see the faces at least the charrcd forms OF the
fourteen that had been sent there in the night
There was little giving way to outward grief but
there was settled look Of sorrow on the face Of every
man and woman that appealed more for sympathy than
any food OF tears. As the day went on those lookGg
for missing relatives friends increased and now and
again some people would come into the McrGue Office
and give evidence that they had ldcntned Oc OK INC
charred remains.
Among the FIRST to be identified was Mary Reddin.
She had been forewoman with Ellis e Macdonald. 1t
was late on Tuesday night when n young man, who
said Inc boadod at the same house, No los Clcrmont
avc BrockivD as Mary Reddn, thought he had identi-
fed the body hut went away 10 bring one Of her sisters
to make certain Ii va. Nora Reddn that came in the
dulI gray early morning and recognized her sisters
bv only BIZ the few scraps OF clothing that were left
on il andi red striped stockings. The irl was led
awov and soon an undertaken. wagon TOOK the re
mains away
Tho next to be identified John Hyland thirty
nine years old butcher Of Penn Yam, Yates County,
y HIS body was recognized by Patrick llendrlck.
Of No. ~ last one hundred and twenty third st. lie
had been IA town some weeks for medical advice and
had comd down from Harlem to see his sons. but miss
ing them, lad gone to Peterscn's restaurant.
Jennie EIower twenty years old, Of No 20 Beach-st.,
was recogrAed shortly after noon and her remains were
| taken ava Nor burial.
| Nn1t ayabng those to be identified William g.
| scbcu Of TO- 81 Montgomery ST. The body
oguized by. his brother and his mother gave fearful
| evidence Of the truth.
Lizzie David. twenty-three years old, of No. 4o5
Madlson-st was Identified by her sister, Mrs. Annie
| MAN, who lives in the same house
Morris 4. Herring twenty-nne years old. mar
| red man, bf No II Ere-st., Jersey City, frulterer
who supplied Peerscns restaurant with fruit aud met
hts death in the catastrophe, identified by his
brother Charles G. Herring, Of No. 233 Third ST.,
| Jersey City. lie leaves widow and three young
| children
A sad case was the Identification of the body Of
Sarah Mcmahon, yosng woman twenty-one years
old who lived with her sister, at No. 40 Columbus
ave The girl was TO be married. Her
| intended husband had failed to identify her on
| Tuesday night, but her sister Theresa did. II was
nitl TO see her for there was little left OF
! the woman THANK God, have even got her bones"
sobbed the sister :" at least give them decent
! BURIAL
Arthur Kltte, twenty years old, truck driver llv-
Inc at No 81 Fourtcenihst, Hoboken, was recognized
| by his father, Hiram Klttlc, and his employer,
rcrcmah sparIlng Of No. 2G2 WaShngtoist. The latter
| s,id that Arthur Klttle had hched up his wagon
| shortly after noon Saturday and had told him
that he was going over to Pctcrsens for his dinner.
John Dickson, seventeen years old, OF No. $50
| Rr- adw.iy, brooklyn, who was empOyed by
lleller ~ Mass, identified by his brother
| william. who lives at the address.
Neuman Godschmidt twenty-nlne years old.
Rcd man. who lived at no. AZ East seventy-uinth
st. and who worked with Louis Rosenfcli e Co., was
recognized by Samuel Helm. of Nj % Avenue c, and
Jonn IIem of No. 10 Avenue II. his brothers-ln-law.
| Ious Rosenfeld the head Of the firm OF l.. ROsen
fed CO.. bronze paint manufacturers, was recognized
| ~ his biotheI Leo Resented, not by the appear
| o4cn of The body which crushed out of - /
! srmhlance OF humanity but by the watch and jewels
fouad on the body.
teen unidentified bodies, and six that left for
n was said last night on the authority of Commits
soncr Edward Z. sheehy, that the funeral Of al those
Ic in the Morsue would take place to morrow morn
| ing.