New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-03

AT FIUsHING-THE FUNERALS OF YESTERDAY
Six additional bodies of persons lost on the
Seawanhaka on Monday were found yester-
day. and five were recognized. These
persons were II. r. Hulburd. Daniel Moore,
ex-Assemblyman Stein, Horace A. Schreiner
and w. H. Mills, and one is unknown. Much
feeling is expressed that the owners of the
burned steamer do not remove the wreck,
beneath which, it is believed, there are some
bodies.
BODIES OF SIX MORE PERSONS FOUND.
EFFoRTs TO MOVE THE HULL OF TIE SAVANNAH
FIRING CANNON NEAR THE SCENE OF THE Dis
AsTER-s. L. NJ. BARLOW EXPLAINS
Persons engaged In the search for the missing
victims of the Seawanhaka disaster yesterday
found several moro bodies. AT an early hour in the
morning n body was discovered by the crew of a
passing sloop near South Bratter ls'and-a consid-
cradle distance from the OF the disaster Con-
rad Small, an employee at Wards Island. and ).
Meyer set out at once from Wards Island and
brought il ashore 1t was floating the surface of
the water and was wound around with sea-weeds.
THIS proved to he the body of INLAND r. Huburd,
of Great Neck, L. l., whose place of business
was at No. 35 Broad-st. few hours later
the body of n woman seen Heating
of Flood Rock, He'll Gate. and was secured by
some men in a row boat. 1t was dressed in black
frock and WAS Mt first thought to be Mrs Eugene
Aucaigne but MIR Aucagne shook his head when
he saw il and said it was not his wife. The
woman was apparently twenty-five years old, with
brown hair and blue eyes. She wore yellow KID
gloves, and upon her left hand was a gold ring with
q black stone and three diamonds. bOth DooleS
were removed to the mOrgue.
At the wreck the scenes of the day before were
repeated The remnants of the Inflated steamer lay
nnon the edge of the meadow IN the same position.
There was flock of small boats about It, One con-
tanned the friends of eX-AsseInblyman Stein. who
had been searching for his body, another
was occupied by the friends of Mordecai
NJ A. Smith, and third contained detach-
ment of the police Two steam tuQs. one III charge
of Superintendent Kirk and the other IN charge OF
Captain Baxter wrecker employed by the friends
of Mr.. Stem, were between the wreck and Wards
Island beach. Several Intellectual attempts were
made to pull the wreck to pieces. Cables were at
tached TO the starboard paddle-wheel which lies
almost entirely ont Of the water, but they snapp'
asupder under the tension without producing
any effect on the wheel. Meanwhile, divers III
the employ Of Mr.. Auca gne were at work
near the wreck Nh Aucaiene, who has scarcely
left the scene OF the calamity since Tuesday, oc-
cupicd seat in the scow from which the divers
made their desccn;s. Thes' men still assert that
they have discovered two aides weiged under the
IulIct null. luS AIT the S-it btt'l dttp
At abou. 100 p. ~ the body Of a man was found
by three men in a row boat close at hand. Il was
dressed IN checked shirt aud oycralls. The body
was much disfgured and swollen from having Tc-
nlared 20 long under water. Ii was taken to tie
dead-house on Wards Island and subsequently 10
the M.r-ue. where it was identified BIZ Mrs. Dame.
Moore. of No. 425 West Twenty-siNJh-
st. as the body Of her husband.
Two brass cannons had been placed on the Wards
Island beach, Just opposite the wreck, by Commits
soner Brennan. and nineteen rounds were fred YES
terlay i'm the hope that the conclusion might bring
some bodies 70 the surface. 4 charge OF dynamite
was also exploded during the afternoon near the
ships stern. The force of the explosion sent up
column of water fifty feet OF more into the air.
These efforts were Intellectual Ii is proposed to tear
fbe hul TO pieces. The search for bodies was con-
tinued until late hour in the afternoon.
Captain Smith and the othet patients In toe hos
rital on Randalfs Island were improved YESTERDAY.
Mrs Raucher's little child at the Homeopathc Hos
pital on Wards Island is still IN critical CONDITION.
SCENES AT THE MORGUF.
At the Morgue yesterday, in addition TO those
mentioned above another name was added TO the
long and increasing list of the missing. Louis
Schneider of Carnasi. L. l., called and said that Map
Schneider young woman nineteen years OF age, was
missing. and that there was reason 20 suppose she
was among the lost Of the Seawanhaka. He described
her as five feet seven inches III heighth, with black
eyes and brown hair. She was dressed in blue
snit and wore blue stockings and CATERS. On fin
ger of the right hand she wore gold ring. Her
name was marked on her under garments. and Che
initials ". 5 Were on her bandkerchlof. The BODY
of Mr.. Hubbard was easily recognized AID was TO-
moved from the MoIgue the afternoon
by friends, Charity Jones icolored(, one
Of the rescued paSsengeEs' i Grt9d ne
home, No 100 West Twenty-six' hist. The body OF
Daniel Moore had not been removed last night:
There Is one body in the dcad-house that has not
vet been identified and the attendant in charge
says 1t answers to the DESCRIPTION OF John Wright,
Of Glen Cove, who has been reported among
The missing. The friends of the missing man
at Glen Cove are TO be informed. Late on Thurs
day evening the body OF lsid0r Bloomingdale which
was recovered near Wards Island wa taken to the
MorRne and the bodies of Edward W. WcscOtt, OF
Manhasset, l.. l., and q male chId three months Old
were found in He'll Gate.
Al the instance of tie Health officials, Supern-
tendent Walling issued orders yesterday to the
HarbOr Police to arrest any person who shonld en-.
dcavOr to remove any body iOund AT t1e wreck or
the Seawanhaka To any other place than New-YOrk
City. Smken Meadow is within the limits OF New
York and tire sanitary code expressly forbids the
removal Of any dead body from tie city without a
permit from the Health Board Reports had reached
the Health officers of endeavors TO break THIS law
the part of men who hoped 10 make money by
taking the bodies TO Long Island.
At a late hour III the evening information came
and identified as that of eX-AsSembyman Joseph j.
Stein. A COTOneTs inquest was held ana the lden-
THY of the remains was fully established. friend
OF Mr. stems said last night that there as no ques
tion to the identity of the body. The funeral
will probably take place tomorrow.
BODIES FOUND IN BROOKLYN.
Two more bodies were found yesterday in the
river near Brooklyn. one floating off Roberts's
stores. and the other at Pinto's stores, Atlantic
Basin. The former was identified at the Raymond
Street Morgue by a. r. Schreiner. of No. 81 Cam
bridge-place Brooklyn, that Of his brother,
Horace A. Schreiner of this city. The face some
what dsfgured, and the body was swollen from being
in the water so long. 1t was recognized by the
jewelry in the SHIRT bosom. The right leg was cut
off below Il knee. 1t is supposed that Schreiner