New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
nearly drowned, and revived WITH great difs.

nearly drowned. and revived with great ann
HAssRocK. - escaped with slisht tniny. -
HALL d. X, who lives at No. 130 Ksapst;. psoon, 81
lyn. suffered frnni cxhaustions and was taksn ="
the Wards island homeopathic hospita'' =
HARRIg JOHN OF Wilitest0ue. ~ ~
HAwKfHs, MRs. CHAUNcRY VINO lives as 10. 49,. -
Rodney-sk. nrooklyn, suffered informal inlnfics.
she Vas taken e ss % Hos@pasno ysa5s od ebEid was
HEUsTIs, CAPTAIN. of White stone, Hell Gate
HICKS JAMES NJ, of Sands Point, was picked up p
out Of the water insensible, and was taken g g
Randalps Island, where ne was 4escasdd' Mnatis
HOOPER opp CARoIrsr, No. f4s west Tepth-st was
very badly burned she y saiefl9!i i a'Sg az shs
JONES, CHARITY tcooredl living at No. l0s Msss
and Me"sy exposure. rH, She lost seven months old
JOHN Dssss ss u r.. syr ssssE assss
escaped with q slight burn about the head. &,
L1yfSdsToNE. A. NJ. slightly burned about the
LocHr. ocS AuBrN O.. whitessone., 8. T.
LOPEZ, VIRGIL, of No AZ Pearl-st., jumped Lrom
the burning steamer and swan 70 tne snvlss suss
which he reached much exhausted. ne WhS
taken to the Homeopathic Hospital, ana 70
turned to his home late in the evening, M r.,.,a
MALosEy pSNIEI Q. He Was removed to
the Wards Island Homeopathic HOSPITAL
MEgHAN, MAGGIE age thirty-nys nvlg y s,,rSt Tw
bruises and exhaustion. She was .l, removed 20
Wards Island Hou9opatbic Hospital.
MITcBiRjI Henry B., swan ashore.
MoTT. Hopper L., boarder at the, Whitestone
House; of West Il NswY3rx ws.
brought to Randars Island suffering nom
shock and nervousness.
OSDERDoNK. Judge, Of Long isiana; ao p.., Tvsptv-
frsf-st She was burned around the eyes, ana
was taken to the Idiot Asylum on Randaifs
RAuscnsR. KATE age three years. Of No. 436 West
Fifty-third-st., was badly burned; her recovery
is considered doubtful;
RoHsBGcB, KrrIY, age twenty Of No. 7sS Ninta- u,-
ave-; exhaustion taken TO Homeopathic dospi'
tai on Wards Island.
SHEELER Mrs, who lives at No. 4O6 west flIty-
thjrd-st, wns much exhaueted, ana was TO-
moved to Wards Island Hom@pathic nOS-
HETIER-Child of Mrs. Sheeler age six. suffered
from fright and exposure. p,.v.nt,,-.vs.
Astoria, was at Randalps Island suffering nom
exhaustion. ,,, a a..
SHERRY, ANNIE, age twenty-five rssding az ons- .ns
fered greatly from exhaustion and was taken 10
Wards Island hospital. ,.
SHERRY hrrS so Suffered from exhaustion and was
taken to the same hospital. ,,.,,,,
Smith. ADA b. of No. 637 Leonard-st, Prooklyp,
iufupe q from tue blSatucl auu Ndc nOAPoN
shore by fellow passenger. She was nuc1
prostrated by the shock. but was able afterwstu
TO be taken to her home.
surTR OSCAR b.. boarder at Wbitestone House. :,
SMITH CAPTAIN, of the burned steamer, was Dadly
injured and 10 now at kandalPs Island.
SPIRO, CHARLES. p.,aa,ps
Island suffering from exhaustion. He renamed
there during the night.
TANDY. LOUIS.
TOLAND GJ ORGE w. Swan ashore.
THoRP MRS II. N, of GienwoOd, l.. l.. was at Kan
dalps Island, but was able TO go home.
UNGgF. HENRY, shoemaker Of Whtestone, IL. i.
UPrOH, Mr., Whitestone.
VGSbEwATRR, Mas. SUSAN J. Glen Cove, L. l., was
suffering from fright anu exhaustion at han-
dalPs Island.
WiIIIAMsOy. JUDGE CHARLES. of Whitestone.
WYIIE MARGARET NJ, No. 430 Seventh-ave., was
at Randalrs Island, but went home.
YouYG, CHARLES, Of No. 72 East Ihird-st., N ew-
York.
CAUuE OF THE EXPLOSION
Thomas Murphy. IN engineer at the
House of Refuge, was told So by Ed
ward Weeks, q fireman on the steamer. that
the tubes or the boiler sxpiUded snd burse the
5aFnace doors The fire in the fufnace chen conn
mUnicated % the vessel