New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14

TWO MORE DEAIHs-iIGHTEEN PEEsoNs KNOWN TO
HAVE BEEN KIiLED-sEVEEAL OTHERS M!SHl>G q
IL. 4. III L sNIEAN.

TWO MORE DEAIIlS-iIGUIEIN PtENoNn hNVNN ~
HAVE BEEN KiiLED-sEVEEAL OTHERS MISSING
-vrEDGcr IL THE CASE OF JAMES sWrENY
MAYS LANpING, Aug. 13.--The two-ycar-
o,d daughter o Mr Mctrysia died here lat Hlfht from
injuries received in the collision on The Atlantic t-Y
Read Tb. is the elder of the two children oi tac Ic
CRYSTAL family who all scaIdcd and burned. Their
mother died IN Philadelphia last night
The 1. ath OF The McCrystgl child makes tie list OF
killed eighteen III number. There are still several per
sons unaccouicI for, aud Il ia promo - 10 dra- Great
Ess Iarbor River near the scene OF The accident In ihe
hope Of recovering the bodies OF the missing The car
rent ", wifi al that point and II T.. that som' ~
tho.c who leapcd from the train may Iay; been
drowned.
Ihc inquest was resumed th,s morning. Tic iesi-
mony shows that lie rs. section o: TIE EXCURSION tram
was stopped without much difficulty. thus seeming 10
dsprove ne assertion Of the engineer 90 tie second see
ton that the trac too slippery To stop the train Boo
tie usun distance There large attendance 40 tie
inquest. including number Of prominent ih.ro:d
Inen who showed iic Interest n tAe proer r.nS
Tnc Inquest II the case of james awccny W.. con-
tluuca today. The chief witnesses cx 'n.nca we're In
cncor A.tllan aud Conductor loHSani o.! TIC second
section OF the cAcrr-i1n train
Aiken testified ga substance as folow-: We le't ~
lautr Cify ai GOO T.. W w,rr 10 II u"auir- be-
I,nG H.. ir. .r-tI5n nl Plrisauf.r. rul.G haca -.
,nc cur,c a. Ma ;, L4ndine aud cncd Tor down hr.es
used sand tr tg.cd, Eut th'i dd i' oh''E th, ,i
S ,r ,,li.L was aiou. one minute before i-.ug tie
tratcs could nave euved Tho train ~ had Ald cai
Il. hind thc nr,i section a. Mays Landing eoGI LOT
stop tie tram ia otr "nc I".l.', H..'> ...''
ten minutes apart Dut az" allowed I" iiu up - tc
minutes a. mectins points. me c,nau',,' 5!'t t.e
The fig. section was two minute, behind Time in pass
Ing Pleas ntyii.c'
C. II. HOGeland testified:
wa. conductor on the second see, on. received
order, from the superintendent &" ira'c Atlantic 'Hy
III oO5 p. III. at the rear door 81 the last a.
D., ..f f.Ittl Il
s.rfnn trc the brakes and found them al turned on
,ghe brakeman tired them while running but io"nd
them turned OF, the same way
l. A. Down, County Clerk; Samuel Fowler fire
man on the second section; Jacob Marcs
and william Walors, the brahrlnci; W. j..
; well, superintendent OF the West jersey Rail
read; Charles Smith. the hngmTn, near where
tc Incident happened; James W. Allen. master OF con-
.trlctiJn Of tao West jersey Railroad, aud wesley
Adams eye wines o.! the COLLISION were "ro exam
inc,i.
Tnetury retire at three o'clock. A. first the scu
ront was strongly in favor OF ccnsurinc tie company
Til. VS. ovcrrcd and the question OF placing IN"
l,anc On n. engineer discussed. The several dc
rees OF murder were each suggested ui, a. IN te pre-
vions question: opposed to placing the blame grad
uiy Won tac others over 10 e. r size. ana ticl iItc
nou;e Of SPIRITED tcnatc 1t was reed TO give verdict
attrl! utu, The collision to accident |nch wa accord
ingiy done. .,, ,.,, f., ,.,, 80
| await the action ci the Grand jury.
Tnc general opinion of tle verdict f. that 1t was IN
| tb.urIt a mistake was made III not examining tho
| cu.freer "a "a ceuduc Oh of tiic first section.
Lille Grace. MIs Doodle ana tbe lIuut oi'sut.r oi
NrCrystlt StI here. Miss Grace - 80 CRITICAL
rnndttion Fears are entertained TINT cryNipcL8 VIII
rt IN IN the OF Mrs. Booulc iHc ehIid is dong
| PuI.pEGrIIrA. Aug 13-Layinia Grace, age seven
| iccn Of ~. 1909 South ihrlccn'h A., ANA Ellen
Shields. age twenty Of No 1.2-9 Newkrlst, vie
fms of the West Jersey Railroad disaster, died IN the
PENNSYLVANIA Hospital this morning, the former at $3.50
| and the latter at 10 o'clock.
The victims of the disaster now Mt The Lospi'a
in this city are with few exceptions getting along favor
nbv and II l. hoped the death roll, which Il no" es-
| teen, will stop short of twenty ~ o,,,,
Kiiiy shclds ase fourteen, sister of Ellen Shields,
who died thl, morning, received "ouua sllIh' W
nose i her ss;cr aId j. al.O suffering greatly r0m HE
effects OF the shock The mother Of these TWO Glfs VINO
was AT + lens bedside until she died. ~ now watching
her surviving c III at the hospital. The ncwso Erh ,
death Is kept from the girl rs she - suirrihG hiu.h
from nervous pr1,tratioH. Among the others rtl Nv
ing there only few who cause any grave doubs rs
| 10 their recovery.