The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-08
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moi show IN disiioc layers as this does have iros
from an exploded boiler and some from boilers dan
gcrW state Tie eyploded similar to this but
nor s., much oorrrded as this should think the split
itIed before the explosion that the fire did touch
dparte through, and so the inner layers wond burn
out did not believe the iron sound originally
far he had he should think that defect in the
| vas The cause Of the explosion but from the
| pana'iop of those who had IL he should say
the oooson was quite as much or perhaps more so %
Oh cnure the thiDnest part would give out; he would
not use boiler. or consider IT safe With such defect,
but 1t might last long time; u would probably take
more than fix months to corrode eight Of inch;
o'p'ndcd on the water and the water in the North
river was not bad; it hard say how long 1t had
pe.n IN dangerous state he would almost say It was
not safe sy months ago though not pei aps decidedly
dang 'rous; the iron would oorrode much on active
sry'ee a. II lad up generally but 1T would depend On
Examined by Mr. smith-It might he q pcnle on the
to sppiy proper heat but that not likely he hardly
.honrht would corrode any faster account of not
oe,ns prope! welded would not express any op'nioa
a 10 tbe capacity OF the boiler the difference in quantity
OF steam carried heat raised would not he thought,
make any difference in the corrosion it might have
conooed NJ that part from the greater deposit of sedi
ntnt or poorer quality OF iron, because IL may be
more porous Welding well or i'll would make difference
IN the p0r0sy 1t would coIrode on both Sides the creator
beat would not greater degree of coroson after
you hsd obtained sufficient heat to generate steam
explosion would he likely take place at the
mtnt of starting than while at the landing under way,
II tho boiler was sound but there detect, IL
likely explode Mt one time as another: it was
an erroneous opinion that letting the into the
cbnery suddenly and keeping the furnace doors shut
must cause an explosion at starting: IL might do so
ously ought To remove the sediment and c.t ~ tha
iron; had inspected several locomotive engine boilers
and found great deal of sediment.
THE VERDICT OF THE coRoNER's JURY.
The Coroner jury retired in the upper saloon Of the
Reindeer for consultation and after absence several
hours they returned and rendered the following verdict
ut two O'Clock A. NJ
"The Jury find that the said persons each and every
rs received ON hoard tbn staamhoat Re;ndaor vh;cs
said injuries were occasoncd by suocaton and scadng
the after boiler In said bo, and the :, narson. fnrtbs
find that said explosion took Mace on hoard ad hoat ~
Medep in the town of in said connty On hsr
passape from New Work 70 aIh.ny IN tba ~ a., -
September instant at about quarter past one o'clock
r. NJ of said dnv while making her Iond;nr NJ s.id
place The said ury further find that from tho eyidenoe
Induced before ie rho exnos;on in THAR on;ron .s
the said Hue hoy connection and tbev he,eva tbat this
defect existed at the time of The manufacture Of the
boiler and that said defect was caused Inv constant
oson and in the opinion Of said The sad boer has
been in great danger of nm exnloou foy some vaeks -
not months under nm ordnaTy pressure Of steam, Tb.
whom thc resnon sib,v rosts 81 acsr, ay;n s,h dst
ns in their opinion existed in the said ue box oonnec
ton which axnlods1 on Tho Ro;ndear nr wbo,hor snch
defects could be detected by the examinations OF the IN
snacto,s of Rollers NJ ~ annoars ~ thar, f ,h tt;
@ & "l ~ ~ 70 ne rom 'ne teS"
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r,ro ,Norrcrs ~ xpn yo,r .py,y., -, r,,,,
two iNouhsIs IN NEW nohh-AhhvAL of THE
rh pp; pm ol Spops W. e. oAhh iG Df rhiNoE'vs. ~,
h pooles VI =, nr samuei ~ bIo~h, anu 1r Jacoo
toomr SIN m ,iS cry G yas.sruay, .ns one py tne
n N Lplio
Ives hold ~ an pa :, % ono ao oe 4 III S %
nv into tha n e. ~ eat ti rna u
tb;s dav 'se = 'Ao u'''i un''i 'n' i' u
'i1 Th ~"y Id 90 n, pux -, T.; a., r;, p,..
chnrc Csr, "i aroo r lay N e f,s
iiS Iani STREET. "heic 'he 'oio"iDs jury was en-
t.''neaeu t, T - c. a. = - s
Mr Nj "hns 4 t'mnh NJ a ii.,rv H. =, 'uiof pina
~ ra,,, W,;ht ,. onu sworn !, auS d.nos.a
5 =, NJ 2 ot " r w. wa uuy Wy smoin, anu ~ ,, N I
consn left New York on The morning Of the ath inst for
al,n,. H. - In ~ ~ w A. 49, s !, "a @ @ ". ~ ., 80. -
h. to mo of ..c,v
ne aa aea M 20 me ol 'ne safety oI
despatch quarter past Sc rem In the afternoon Inform
by tho explosion Of the boiler OF the Reindeer at the
nace. searehd ongt tbe dnod anJ ~ in p va aro"
houses; found my friend dead in the room of bar near
the door; had the body placed board the steamer
toutn SO M Ae,a ~ nha ahaed & nerS 20 Gay was conysyea
ceyed bv the Inhalation of the steam at the time of the
explosion was the cause of his death.
=, Sy,ves,er M ealy earr,age oriser' In .ne employ
from Pages Hotel and nut him on board the steamer
Reindeer foot of Murray street at half past Fix O'Clock,
SUI otnpg nc jury ,T Te'u1eu p u,e iono",y3
death bv scalds oad nhaaon of steam AZ the xposo.
on board the steamer Reindeer ON the 18th instant Mr.
brown was seventy nine years OF age, and native Of
The inquest upon the BODY OF Mr.. Kochert was held
at No 80 avenue A. Fifth street. Frederick Ke-
inert s"orn- - brotner oil hc decenseo man read In
dead ltt here IN the train t one o'clock ana arrived ~
the Bristol landing little after ve inquired for nay
brother ard found he had been buried in the village
bia. landed II ~ th toot Of IIapr;son tree, and
brought it here deceased head waiter the Ren-
ger and nave heard that ne was sitting st the bead OF
he Jury returned verdict exacy similar to that rem
lered in the case of Nr Brown
oty ., mi. Woods % & haher p; " n s.rlssa
a'coct vastordov " a,arnnon Tho roi.tvaa ra,a o,
o,xono !; tta Z ~, ana move soorch;nr Co. nor.,;t
rom the (ity Inspecor Coroner Ives gave them every
faoii, ~ 90 ~ ~ fe. ;iI 80 r,,i o = ~ a. s $50; e W ~
,yyo,ho ~ 70 20 az, @ ,; H. say o p @ I W.. " "
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