The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-30
FIND The NICOL.
Wreoking Tugs Are Making
Another Attempt To-Day.
Unsuccessful the Quest viii Be
Continued Tomorrow.
leton's Dead-House Visited by
ReIxt,yes OF the Drowned.

Stys8 Their attempt Is being made to-day
en- stem TO the tug James d. Nicol.
str4 lies In about seven fathoms OF
0'c4 or the Highlands of Navesink.
carl tugs Sammy, Capt. Thomas. and
at<A Garrison, Capt. Seely. left at
"pk this morning with wrecking
,bfs and appliances for the scene OF the
s3 yer.
ut. Reeves, of the Reeves Towing
en ,any. stated this morning that II
9ss did not crown their efforts to-
tho two boats would 60 down again
at borrow and continue the work.
~, told In The Evening World" the
~ ck of the Nicol was located last
5tnesday morning by means Of crap
go irons, and portion Of her deck
sdayss was dragged to the surface ana
Dfen aboksd 1.-THE Evening World" tug
o19sistancs, and later 1t was positively
Amtifisd by Capt. Thomas and other
~ ployees. of the Reeves Towing Com
nv a. belonging to the ill-fated Nicol.
~ Thursday the Reeves Company
sJeh rtered the tug Assistance and her
Ammander, Larry de Noyelles. to go
AVN 20 the Highlands and locate the
khcol. An account Of their days doinss
pol printed in 1.-THE Evening Worlo
thiterday. They began dragging at 10
anc.ock IN The morning and Just before
xiSS0 they caught hold Of the Nicol. put
u cir drag slipped of. and though they
s,ntinued the search until CLOCK F.M.'
6The five tugs Of the Mutual Towing
-4ompany were constantly on the lookout
az bodies when down the bay YESTERDAY
echey report that nothing ~ S she "H The ~,
s-yiIl continue their watchfulness until all
-sope ID abandoned. , =.
Of ne placer most "9 TT freSn sa. pa by
sslasiys;, aa me fs Morsue at stapieton, s.
trySs 1aSmef W%eo%rlds reporter that since
i Monday there has been constant string n
would dispei the suspense under which
, Fathers are looking for sons. wives
kheek husbands and sweethearts their
Two bodies lay there for Identification
! yesterday morning, and. OF course, eacn
newcomer felt compelled to make a
vpersonal e1amination OF me ne s snrh nn
az .6Gtent that It was found necessary to
Jury the bodies. retaining only, pieces
Isl the various articles OF clothing tor
: The two bodies Inferred at the County
Farm at Richmond Four Corners yes
.:erday are described as follows;
:. Body Of q man 8 feet tall and weigh
SWood station. South Beach; wore cheaI
.,iaced shoes. no under pants. cheal
striped cotton shirt. wide striped
trousers, black diagonal vest. chev'o'
Z, rsis body was declared to have beer
- the water at least three weeks ane
- ossibly a. month, and was 80 pa, had y,
a1eshe wearing apparel was rendered i'm
sbossible. A coin purse. containing =
sShort. thin key, evidently designed e
adlHsft was tho fSua aSum IN 0 ned indes
Singer Of the left hand a heart was
Hound tattooed. This would seem tc
BENDER Identification in this case YER,
!. The other body was picked up of thu
station. It was that Of {
s,man hve feet nine inches tall and abou
years old. 1t was clad In
1 jean underpants. thin cotton merin'
undershirt. mixed dark heavy trousers
heavy tweed vest, brown socks and wa
minus coat; This body had a, been II
J, was quite badly decomposed,
!, Charles Kirchner, of 1894 Second ave
;lnue. Chairman of the Committee o
sciuS yisifed the Msrgne eFr at
in search II two brother
HWho went down with the Nicol. HI
q quest proved fruitless. To an "Evenin
,nWprld" reporter he stated that to hi
hspoSitive knowledge there were SO sou,
caboard the Nico1 when she founderec
fills statement of those on board Is a
a follows:
ID Number paying cash at 81 a he'd ............
at MEMBER Of Herring Fishing Club. ............
al Boys belonging to families aboard. ...........
e crew Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
= Two friend. Of Capt. Hyde.