The evening world., 1894-06-25
SEARCHING FOR THE BODIES.
The Evening World" Sends :
Tug to Soour the Lower
Bay for Victims.
CORONER WILL INVESTIGATE
An Effort WIN Be Made TO Fix tho
Blame for Yesterdays Ter.
rible Disaster.

An overladen tug. q foolhardy ship-
per. a boy at the wheel. open bunker
plates and a tin can that journeyed too
often between the beer kegs and tha
crew Of the tug James d. Nicol are
some Of the causes given for the tar
rible disaster which overlook the fish-
ing party Of the Herring Fishing Club
yesterday afternoon. in which the tus
foundered of Sandy Hook, with party
Of eighty Or more men ON board ana
| many lives were sacrificed.
80 far as can be learned, the names
Of the drowned. missing and survives
are as follows:
The Drowned. 4
BucKRIDGBs WALTER, No, - M.
sey street. Brooklyn; body at Highlan41
Dunn, JOHN. No. s74 Eighth avenues
earpe1tsr; body st Highlands Morgue;
SCHULTZ, FRANK. printer; Eleventh
MOORE. WILLIAM. bartender: rsss.
'fsSf ESERHRp. faHRfSfa HERMAN. residenc. un-
known; body recovered.
kEYsER: 0.- residence unknownt
UNKNOWN NAN. about thirty. sandy
hnir and mustache. washed ashore -
Highlands.
Tho Missing.
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BAuscHATz, JOSEPH. 40 Leonard
EsERHRRT. HERMAN, 4sa EASE
TAY. EREDERicK. sss East EOrty-
FISHER. JOHN. los c,a.son avenue
GRXMBs. CHARLES. IB East FourtA
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HoRAN, DELL. 4s7 West Fourtesnth
HocHERIN. LOUIS. fireman on the
HAMMOND. ALBERT, twenty . two
years old. deck hand on Nicol. Roundout
HoRNEY. JOHN. forty-nve, works st
Brennan 4 Whites shoe factory. Cias-
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KiRcHNER. WILLIAM. 1884 Second
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'tSfiH MiLHoLiAND. HUGH. South ana
PxBsT. ALBERT, 5s1 Sixth street.
| PIENING. HENRY. lso East Fourth
qIiNN, JOHN, dryer, IT Stone street
sEBERL1rz. WILLIAM. i7s Forsyth
sEiITEzs AZ a,gT HERMANs y llS Avenue a 4; .,,,.
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ninth street.
At / o'clock. an hour after all the other
| little ships had prudently turned towards
home with their Jolly fshing and excnr-
sion parties the James .sas .s p; Ss Msei asp can
| leaving seventy-five to eighty-five men
and boys struggling for their lives In the
water, with no help nearer than half .
| mile away. N
For two hours the wind had been fresh
| ening, and at noon the southeaetefn
| breeze had increased to q squally wind.
| the skier were overcast with threatenthE
| clouds and heavy seas were rl1iuE
ansriiy about the little craft
Tho skipper Only Laughed.
Other tugs carrying similar fishing par
| ties had prudently turned homeward. and
the manager. Of the Herring Clubs party
| had hnplored Capt Hyatt TO turn about
and put into the Horseshoe. just to he
north for Sai shel,eri Rut ,.' the younf ... ss.e.
| promising 70 do as directed. 4 I-'of
Everybody on board was moro or t14(
seasick, and the skipper seemed % Itt&
| upon this as q capital joke. The Med
was constantly getting Into the lr0aG1,
and bis seas sngnlfed her sgAiA o9{
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