The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-04

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Basic, Switzerland. Only two OF the names are
found among the list Of the saved
| Maria Gasser, Christian LAUDER,
Jacob Schmidt, William Hartmann,
Victor Meyer, Albert Muller,
Joseph Van Ark John Henry Muller,
Daniel Rich, Julius TObler,
Jacob Rich, Henry Aierecht.
H0nora Rich. Fred Steinburger,
| Daniel Rich, Jr., John Schmidt
Lena Rich, Rudolph Lee,
Maria Rich, Ulrlch HerZOg,
| Benjamin Rich, Alexander Keiser,
| Blesius Hirchmanc, Verona Erzenberger,
Rosena Newbauer and child three years OF age.
The two whose names are among the list OF the
saved are Jacob Schmidt and julius Tobler.
A VERY SAD CASE.
Among the passengers known positively to have
| been on board the steamer Atlantic was German
draughtsman named John Charles Graf, who left
Henry Ruck, FOR Germany, where he had some
property on which he desired TO realize Mr. Graf
70 s h inner
he informed his wife, who, with her two children,
aged respectively seven and three years. resides IN
Seventy-0urth street, that he had secured passage
in the White Star steamer Of the 10th OF March
Mr.. Graz had, as he informed his wife, about four
thousand dollars IN cash with him, he not wishing
to purchase q draft.
Mrs. Graf ana her friends are quite certain that
her husband and son were on board the ship, and
as his name does not appear among the passen-
gers saved, the poor woman, who Is thus thrown
from comparative afiluence into state Of abject
poverty, is on the verge OF insanity Yesterday the
unfortunate lady was raving like a maniac, and 1t
was as much as her neighbors could do to prevent
is THERE DUPLICATE PASSENGER LIST ON THE
wAY2
the Cunard line, arrived from Queenstown yestcr-
gay q a sas lett on satu
the following day Having sailed two days
after the departure OF the White Star
steamer Atlantic, It was not emily confidently
that she would bring duplicate lists OF the Storage
and cabin passengers OF the Inflated vessel. The
Algeria reached Quarantine at two P. NJ, and was
at her dock before five O'Clock. Whatever papers
there were on board directed to the White Star
yet strange as it may appear little, il any, effort
was made to procure the delivery OF the
No one doubts but that had 'i he BEEN baen
ed, the Postmaster would have given
a as directions for the immediate delivery OF
soough; for IL boy 10 the Post ONCE, was made
the part Of the 70 wait anti " this "1 mornins
Ines seemed nnn i, was asserted that the list
on board the Algeria p any o. a ,a slda
OF few whose passage had by ~. ots,ners n
the company, and appears rather Strange "a tlIose
who heard the same men say most positives ~
the previous evening that these duplicate lists !
were on board of the Algeria.
BY the steamer city OF Montreal, OF the lnman
line which arrived IN port last night the White
OF the Atlantic and the copy OF q portion OF the
ships manifest, but nothing in relation to the pas
sengers on soard Aceyru. sas s prpes isss
tons OF freight, Its character being what is Known
as assorted carg9n-. II. 80 >s-,s---
Mr. Sparks has telegraphed to Liverpool to send
BY the next steamer complete list OF the pas
sengers.
day OF the particulars OF those who had been cti-
zens OF New York and who persisted in the dreadful
o's"s''' AZ MOI MR. R I henry p. HEWITT.
This gentlemen only left New York for Ireland on
the 10Th Of February. The house to which he be-
hat. Dad N
dealers in linens, ran unexpectedly short OF goods
about the middle OF February, and the gentleman
naa p
tleman was the travelling partner OF the house,
aud his duty was to do the buying on the other
Mr. Hewitt had often said that ne placed more faith
In the seaworthiness Of the White Star vessels than
in those any other line, and on his former trip in
the oceanic he had praised most highly the
manner In which she mad buneted the
arrived sss s a dread destination mSns S .s Dea
ming OF March and Immediately repaired TO Belfast.
There he made his purchases and then went over
into England, where he continued TO do some pusi-
ness for the house to which he belonged. day or
before starting ne telegraphed his intention OF
returning by the Atlantic, and the result has shown
the impolcy OF his step. He was ameng the lost,
and 1t Is said by eyewitnesses that ne struggled
manIully TO save not only himself but others. He
OF those who chung TO the rigging, and was
washed away by the tremendous seas which broke
over the fated ship as she lay on her beam ends on
| the rock. No intlmaton had been received by the
! firm that the bsdy OF their unfortunate partner
had been found yesterday.
Mr.. Hewitt was gentleman forty-twe years OF
age, and he leaves a wife, son and daughter to
msarn his sudden loss. They live al LILO Broad
way, and II only yesterday that they were fully
convinced that the one they loved most was TO be
recsoned among the dead. sN
This gentleman, who was broker, dslng bust
ness at 81 Exchange place, Is also to be reckoned
among the dead cabin passengers OF the steamship
Atlantic. He was young man, OF twenty-seven
years Of age, and gave great promise OF being one
OF the most prominent nnanciers on the street.
Mr. Kruger leaves o family behind him, who live
had gone to Europe some MONTHS manly as
pleasure trip but having some business afairs also
In view. Ne had been gone some seven months
and had written few days before the departure
of the Atlantic that he would probably be on
shortly The family had no knowledge that ne was
Oh board the Atlantic until the dread tdlngs came
OF his death. II was sad blow to all OF them.
Yesterday the ONCE Of the dead man was nlled
with syinpathizing friends and alone from their
Kruger was lav0rte among them. MI.
Kruger had also before this time travelled IN
steamers OF the White star line and had expressed
MS preference for them above oil others. In TACT
he mad gone out In one OF them. As In the case OF
Mr. Hewitt this preference has only brought death
upon himself and sorrow upon his relatives. MT.
Kruger was aslight built COED. locking entleman,
pleasant and pspulaT In society, and at the head Of
very nourshing business, lie was very well
known IN Wall street. where he has operated for
several years. A member OF the family has been
despatched 10 Belfast to look after the rem aims of
this gentleman and IL Ia hoped that they can be
recovered and brought on TO New York for inter-
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THE nERR1vs.