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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31

Benjamin @ Kirk. superintendent of the seawanhaka
ceeci fares in the ladies' saloon when heard the alarm
of fire went out, and when saw where the nre was
close to the gangway door saw there was DO sang be
boat TO the pilot house 10 let the captain Know 'n
soon as possible have no IDEA ss to origin Of the
fire. saw no escape of steam or water ana saW uo.n
was working ahead ul speed until she grounded The
people were cautioned not to jump oyeIpoh h id
toned them mvseli and think most all OF mem wouu
have been saved had they remained on board 10 the
best of my knowledge there were about twentyeis
Edward Ahcci. fireman on the seawanhaka, repeated
his story gwen at the cOrOncrs inquest. James W. Ray
mate OF the seawanhaka, also told the story oil tne
disaster az given at the coroners inquest Thursday
Charles Wood deck hand said that he saw no escape
boat grounded. Dennis Murphy. Micnael Lyons and
Patrick CLARK. deck hands, gave similar testimony
THF OPINION or BOILER-MAKER.
J. O. Underhil. boiler maker. was the last witness
examined His testimony was as follows &" have ex-
amined the boilers OF the seawanhaka since she vas
burned The first time went there found one of the
nues cracked in the back connection and when saw
that looked further that day. went there day
after for the purpose OF cutting piece OF that
nue out which cracked. 1 then looked
around and found another fuo cracked
Of S~ ti re''' tubes 81" had b saSH taken axe out
before went there the FIRST time; otherwise everything
appeared TO he all right found toe hues cracken on
the sarboard boiler the outside and inside top hues
Some OF the return tubes loose in the tube sheet
mostly on the outside The greatest difficulty seemed
to be in tie starboard boiler Oh the stsrboard
side. close 10 smell. pieces OF the boiler
produced aud Identified The iron is about OF It's origi-
nal thickness; IT Is not eaten away the rupture
pears have been caused by the explosion of the
outer shell from the Intense heat OF tie bdrnlng BOAT
ana to have occurred after the vessel was beacbd II
had occurred before | think the he would
was no fire at that end OF the boiler between
decks when the boat was beached. Had the rupture
neeu caused by steam think IT would have torn the
all pieces My opinion is that the rupture oc
CURED after the boat beached ana after The water
of The boiler and that it caused by the ex
pansiou of the shell from the great Geat."
The examination will be resumed al a time not liked
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HUNTED TO DE4TH BY A MOB.

ST, Louis, July pa special to The Post
Dispatch from NoDerly No. says that an armed moi Of
about 100 men opened fire to-day j. c. Corew whom
Sheriff MatlOck taking into the Court House to be
tried for assaul;ing Mrs. Crump last March Corlew
into the courtroom. where be shot again. He
escaped to the street. and FELL but quickly regain
ing his feet. he received another shot lie then ran
through store. closely followed by his slayer thence
out INTO alley, and again into the street. finally
ma cling hrs way into q saloon Here his
pursuers cornered him. and fred five shots int
his body aud one into MS forehead He died IN ten
minutes The officers OF the law made effort stay
n m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31
A TRAMP MURDERED.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, July '29.-In a
quarrel last night between two tramps
Thomas Person and James Collins the former was
struck with Qutng-stck. He died at
O'Clock this morning. Collins was arrested in
the woods, and made desperate resistance,
but was finally lodged in Jail The lght took place IN
Margaret Ions house, III Dutchessaye. The cOToner's
jury rendered verdict that Piers0n to his death
rOIn blow struck by James Collins without pTemedta
ton, and that Sarah Reilly and John Allen
accessory TO the fact All OF them will be committed
10 await the action OF the Grand jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31
THE FIFTH REGIMENT AT RoCKAWAY.

The 9th Regiment went on an excursion
yesterday to Rockaway Beach. At o'clock tho mem
bers assembled at the arHOry Twenythird-st., IN
fatigue uniform, and two hours later they
embarked on board the steamer Grand Republic
on which they were given a tree passage
at the foot Of West Tweny-fourth-st. The regiment
numbered about 400. under command OF Lieutenant
Colonel Abram L Webber, in the absence OF Colonel
Charles s. Spencer In addition. there were forty or
more veterans. also In uniform under command OF Cap
tain A. Mayer. Among tue officers accompanying the
excursion were Adutant Frederick HOecker, Chap
lain Feschhocler and Surgeon MISSIONER Many
OF the soldiers were accompanied by their wives and
children, and few Of the younger by their sweet
hearts
The steamer also touched Pier No. l, North River
and n JEWELS Wharf. Brooklyn Many accessOns to
the large crowd already received at both
places just as the steamer beng mo0red NJ Per
No. / an accident happened which gave Surgeon
MESSENGER patient mau named william
A. conklin attemIpted to leap to the nier I 9e1
INTO the water. line was quickly thrown in. and
the man, limp aud greatly frightened was hauei up On
deck. H. found ~ the worse Tor hi, iayol
unary bath. except the frgh oCCasiOnod and a
the 10. II tte after u o'clock when the steamer
The sail all the way Fas delightful. Those on
board manifested great good nature. and gave them
selves up u uloyment The holiday spnt appeared to
be- upon all 4 space cleaned on the lower deck.
the band tuned their instruments ID one corner, and
the dancing began Tbs qua r OF the boa soon became
The ceutre of attraction 10 the younger members the
party. Others Deguicd the time BY listening TO the
music by the band upon the forward deck ana by View
ing the scenery
The steamer reached her pier at R1ckaway
Beach at 1870 o'clock On dlsemDa king tho
regiment marched To the Mammoth Pavilion.
where dinner was served. The others who had accom-
panied the dispersed the beach ~ quest o.
endowment. There tine 7urf, and m1uy sought re-
fresbmen and diversion IN the break r. Tue soldiers
the conclusion or the dinner. strOlcd and down
beach and again INDUCED IN their fondness for tbs
waltz and quafriile by dancing IN the pavilion.
At . o'clock the regiment reviewed
upon beach the water. An hour later
tie members embarked board the Columbia
the return home There we're music and dancing.
on the down trip. Several groups, whom the festivities
Of the day mad made somewhat hilarious. whiled away
the me by singing ballads. The steamer reached her
last landing tue foot OF West Twenty fOurthst tlo
after o'clock.
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RECKLESS BOATNAN.

STANFORD. Conn.,, July 29.-Ward Haight,
his wife and daughter aud BeIden wmot, OF this town.
lost the Sound Tuesday afternoon while re-
turning from excursion Long Island in small
sharpe, which overloaded with drift wood Ii Is
supposed that they were struck by squall and
wrecked. xxlx
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orr FOR FOREIGN SHORES.

The City of Richmond of the Inman Line,
Devona OF the Anchor, Erin Of the National. and
oder Of the North German Lloyd. Among the pas
seugers the City of Richmond. G. W. Vernon
collector Of the Port OF Baltimore f. g. Dale, the Rev
T. Hogan the Rev. W. Fortune. the Rev. John Daily
Paul r. Doyle Caste. The following the complete
cabin lists:
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NEW-JERSEY STATE CONTENTION

TRENTON, n. j., July 29.-The Democratic
State Central Committee in this city to-day and
fixed Wednesday, September /, 1880 as the day for
holding the Convention for the nomination Of q Gov
ernor, and also for the selection Of electors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31
SUMMER LEISURE.
COMFY ISLAND NOT CROWDED.

A more delightful day could not be desired
than yesterday at Coney Island although there were
comparatively few there appreciate IT, very light
breeze early In the morning and continued all day
SO gentle the Wind fact that the sailing adver
tisemens could scarcely make Roadway before it, and
most OF the renamed perfectly stl, though they
anchored. Ia stiffness the ocean resembed a mill
pond on ~ extended SCALE Not single white cap APP
pelred during the day to mar It's placid condition. The
surf was excellent and the water unusually clear
consequently the baths well patronlzed especially
by expert swimmers. who swan wherever they chose
without being moieste by the huge oilows.
Toe clerks at tie Oren al Hotel kept very busy.
Each night the barber shop and other down stars
are supplied with cots for the accommodation OF guests
The lawns around the hOte rapidly nearing compile
On and the gardeners taking great pains to have
these lawns. when flushed, excel any others on the
Island The Nereld Boat Club House. situated in the
rear Of the Oriental Hotel Sheepsbead Bay viii be
finished IN few days. The interior OF the building mas
bern tas efully painted.
Manhattan Beach attracted large portion Of the Wis
itors. The concerts were well attended During the
time when the band playing the chairs on the hote
piazza and the seats Immediately In front OF the music
stand were all filed The Manhattan Beach Hotel still
boasts OF its many guests.
In the evening at Brighton Beach there was display
Of fire works which was witnessed By a great thrOng OF
people, The afternoon concert had many listeners The
people that visited Brighton Beach in the morning were
nearly all pcnckers with their children and
baskets, intending 10 remain all day
Some of the latest arrivals at the hotels appended
Manhattan Beach Hotei-Mr and Mrs. Kinsea. Brook
yn; d. j. f.. Garrison w. r. Jewell and family, f. W.
Murphy. Philadelphia; Mr. ana Mrs. s. b. Badgley,
Cleveland; the Rev. +. Bearke. the V. z. I. Butler.
Chicago; DIR. F. schmid. White Plains; H. r. Olmstead
Syracuse.
Oriental Hotcl-Mrs. L. G. lockwood and family. Mr.
and Mrs. joan German, Clarence NJ. GOrmaG New
York f. Burns, ir d. f. Busby. Baltimore; b. Gal
win, Boston; f. H. Aiken, Pttsburg; General Belknap,
United States Army, aud family.
Hotel BrightOn-Jams d. TburstOn and family. Isaac
ID. HurOeft. W. II. Lewis PHILADELPHIA; NJ. and Mrs.
Joun ]. Thompson. Troy; H. J. Hannry @. Herdelber
ger, Emilio Del Pho. NewYOrk; Bsnry Root. NJ d.,
Whitehall John l.. Baird, Pennsylvania; =. Haugh-
ford Witertown; d. II. Baker. T. !. Plmpton, Wren
tnam, Mas. NJ. Dawson Evans, Miss L. Miller, Miss X
L. BhinghuTst, GermantO vi. Penn.
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Proprietor" If you boys don't clear out Pll
call Ina officer and have you taken in0 boy There's
where you'd be taken In that cops my dad. be k."-
Worcester Gssette.
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EXAMINATION 81 LOCAD lNSPEClORc.
The investigation OF the United States Local
of Steam Vessels was also continued yesterday The
Federal Ban ding. Robert Morre. the first witness.
who passenger on the seawanhakn, testified as
follows: went on board Thirty-thlrd-st, took
the forward part Of the boat with some friends
and sat there until passed He'll Gate. Mr. Langford
and myself took chairs and went inside the
gangwsy. about ten feet from the engine-room.
There passengers sitting near us at the
time / saw the flames puff up from the Dire room; We
were about ten feet from where the fame came up.
presume the first that it, called Dir. Lang
ford's attention to It, told bin had better get for
ward. l afraid of an explosion. We went forward
there great many passengers there the time
got position the cspstan called to the plot to
nut her Wards Island We thirty or forty
feet from the east point Of the island; | Jumped
overheard about midway between Wards Island
and the Sanken Meadow the flames were at this time
In front OF the pilothOuse. passed under the wheel
felt the pressure water from the wheel and up
After she had passed me. swan back TO Wards Is
land 4 aid not hear any noise; no explosion
no appcarance OF steam whatever and nothing TO ndi-
cate an explosion OF the boilers When ] left the
there was no explosion. The flames the
starbOaTd SIDE
J. g.. Lewis passenger on the seawsnhaka. told his
story foilOws II went on board at Peck Slip and
was upper deck forward when the hre out
reading and heard Doise IL reminded me OF my
early days The noise MAS precisely IKE when ased TO
among the people on the upper deck, but 10 was
only momentary. 1 sat down. put on my spec
tacles and began TO read again. but In i've or
siI seconds the smoke, aud then began 10 think
necessary TO seek place OF safety At this time
Mr. Kirk made mis- appearance and entreated the people
NOT 10 JUMP on qua NOT no'ice any stsa 70 inoicate
want saw q bountfui supply and venture TO say
there ffy or sixty fepreseryers left in the rack
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"A STRAY SHOT" Wimbledon. l-Friend
,rae ina North: what ye firm at Tan Fam
4" ON Ilst the windmill" Friend Eli, mani" ON We
via ae sheet the muerf"-iFun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31

The rush To the B-aside Sanitarum the last has
hen greater than ever before about 300 mothers and
httle ones have been entertained The cool weather
has great benefited the children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31

TLERK.-By young man, g wears OF age,
- clerk mercantile house Is anxious ma willing %
competent, Tellbe and trustworthy. and Can give
gool references Address l.. RICCIO ll5 Hamlto lave,
BroO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31

DOOKKEEPER or SALESMAN.-By Young
ID OF 22 experienced IN grocer - stltontiy md
accent position r. either city OF COM
III aua aors diligently the OF hs empoyer has
Good references. Address !. r. W No 1910 Nagno lave,
l. .zabetn, =. J.
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CMART CANvASSERS WANTED.-For gag
- BooMIY0 BOOK OF TINE cAarAIoN oS u ,ns ia H.
Of "A POOLS ERBATD" sale. immensa 90 FoRpS
HoWAEp il CLBERr, az Pssk-psea New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31

A GERMAN II years old wants a position
n in a hotel Is wiling aud temperate Address q
l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31

CLERK BY a young man OF p, position
- a. clerk OF amanuens4s good esar housei
experienced temperate Industrious OF references
gwen. Address ENERGY, 90 West 18th 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31

pOOKKEEPER.-A competent bOObkecper,
ID employed dnrng the day, desres sim Tar employ nens
eYtnlnga D.. Tnbmne Onlce.
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COPYIST. &c.-By a respectable American
~ business cOpyist Office work IN any line a
give the highest Of references as 10 espec'l
billy. Address K b. c., Tribune Uptown ONCE l,zso
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31

EOLLEcTOR.-BY respectable young man
~ n situation collector for any business give
references has had Address T. T. LAW cOrcer
h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-31

4 GERMAN, married no elcumbrance, de-
"A sies Situation coachn2D and gardener wife % DO
general houseworK. CAL address LOUIS 20 woOs
I a II.
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ID biz aud having knovl, dee OF book
Keeping employ IN some wholesale house where 40
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nRIVER.-By a young man, 24 years Of age,
~ as driver Of delivery wagon. wouli make himself
any capacity "a honest aud and
good refcrrnces Alires ~ MINCk 2i7 West j2GsI
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DOOKKEEPER. COLLECTOR or OFFICE
- WORK.-By smart pushing business man Who mas
had years exDruonc. ia various hnrs has push en-
erQy hes Of references. Address T. H. sshLIs
. Near3
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nRlVER or COACHMAN.- BY a young
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horses is good careful driver IS tenprrate trust
worthy and give y references. Address
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. Beliqiou . Noilecs.

Five Points House Of Industry. No. 49, Worth si, Wsr
n BAKNA snperniendent Chill rens service % song
church Donations ~ haud
clothing
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nRIVER OR PORTER-By young man Of
bthirtyhye. VINO thoroughly understands me c9re o.
horses and g00t driver Is sober. steady and Ieabe
aud glve good references. Address J. kIRCHENER
23y DegOe ST., BROOKLYN
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The following is the COroner's list of the lost in the

OcNtItI.
Alkens Elizabeth Jones Jennet
AucaIgne. Minnie III. Lazarus, Mark
Beech, Mary A McGOvern. John
Benuett, Aaron b. NaOney, Margaret
Bennett. EVeline d. Meyer, Simon
BlOomlngdal IsdOT +. Moore, Daniel
Bright Joseph Ranschet, Barbara
Cotton Susan L. Rauscher Catherine
De Be yoIse. David II. Reed, Mary a.
Dlller Elizabeth ID. ReynO. Augusta
Dller jacob d. Schuyler LIZZIE
Frank julius skidmOre. Abraham S.
FiaDagau, Thomas 6kidlDOre, James II.
GRAY, Mary +. Stein, Joseph /.
Grouier, Theodore Sterry. Constantine
Hasb.Ouck. Charles Nandewater. Clarence ID.
Uasbrouck, Josiah Westcott, Edward
Hullurl
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AID FOR TIE SEASIDE sANIrARIUM
The following additional contributions in
aid Of tho srasde santarium have been received by

and Chronicle. +. Is.
I.wis stoux CIV
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for S%efotnins % Ombpsseli9beo
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