New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-03

went 70 Office OF the Imam hne. only % learn that
Il had Jeen closed since p. 70 Subsequent inquiry
made az the White Line Office developed the fact
that no duplicate passenger list mad come DY me
steamer which sailed three hours after the Atlantc
and that il may De three days before one can Be
obtained
SAD SCENES AT The COMPANY'S OFFICE
. All the day long from early dawn the Office
OF the White star Line No 70 Broadway Wa crowded
with eager and anxious ingurers ana sad soenes or
rather series % painful accidents. were me eon--
queuces Brothers inquirDg concerning sisters nus
bands concerning wives parents about their children
some came weeping others mourning others silent pnt
anxious but al sorey stricken with grief and perplexed
with doubt AT asked the questions over and over
again unsatsfed with the answers % the agents me
after sympathized with the InquIrers, and bore win
them patiently. The only information that they coud
furnish however, That they hoped some tine dnfDg
the evening obtain list Of The saved, and tins after
noon they will have prepared list OF the passeneers
Tor whom payment had been made city. Most q
these VINO called we're OF the lab0ug classes and nearly
all had paid their savings the Company 70 bring over
a sister brother father, near relative al home
Many were the touching scenes which occurred
man who had come from L0ckpOrt 20 meet hs wife and
children whom be expected the Atlantic heard Tor
the first tine the Office about the loss Of the vessel
For minute OF two he seemed choked for utieranee,
and then asked when the OF the lost would -
known he was told that the list OF the saved would
probably he known u the evening An, EeH'' sd
he cit 5 Of gong home 70 my iI1ends house
II stay around here until tonight, and 20 ~ hear
rnen II wait I'LL morning. God knows cant sleep
until know whether Katy and the childer are coming
70 ny arms or are sleeping underneath The great OCEAN
father roaned piteOusy FOR the fate q hs daughter
who he insisted vas strangled with the vaters'
Theodore Katzer Of No. al RemnEton-st. received a
letter from cousin Theodore sauer who Lived II Ger
many stating that himself and his sons, H0Dert' aged
L. and Theodore aged H. and bis daughter Clara aged
Il would leave by Inflated vessel No news could
Of course be given at tie Office, and his name u so'
/ among those saved.
Patrick Henry Of No III BOwerv, inquired concerning
the safety OF bis cousin Patrick Henry who lad written
tnat he would leave Liverpool in the Atlantic BE Is Dot
/ among those saved Is tar as known.
Henry smith, who lives at Casson ana Atanne-aVes-
in brooklyn asked Tor Information concerning Tomas
/ WcGure Of Dublin. who sailed from Liverpool IN Tie
Atlantic.
lanes Murphy who lives IN East Seventy iourth-st'
was anxious 70 learn the fate Of ms sisternaw' Agnes
Rogers Who with her two children, sailed from Liver
pool ID the foundered vessel
lanes MacGrath has q brother, Patrick hcGrath, who
had notified 70 him that be would leave his home ID Dub
lin in time 70 take % sage on the Atlantic.
Patrick Burke paid az the Office n tins city passage
/ for his COUSIN Thomas Burke and boy Thos- Kelly
seven years old. They wrote him that they would al
from Liverpool by March 20
Thomas Lev ell who arrived in this country ID January
was written 10 by his wife Mary, who sid she LAD p@id
her passage Oh board the Atlantic.
VIM TAYLOR OF Newark, y. J., went 20 England about
three months ago for his health. BE wrote 70 has friend
Abraham Wrigey 1t No. ~ West Forty third-si who
yesterday sought for information concerning ns fate
/ that he would leave about March % for home
Matthew Morrison wrote 70 his brother John that be
would sal on March n, from Queenstown. on White
line having been paid at tho
| Office IN this city By his brother.
John Kerrigan OF No Batc-st., Brooklyn, vas anx
ous about his brother James yhOse passage ne paid
this city and had written him that be would leave
Liverpool by the unfortunate steamer.
Mrs Tourney OF Jersey City paid fora steerase passage
in the Atlantic for her John Miles. whom she fears
| is lost.
Thomas Clancy OF Jersey City also paid at the Broad
WAY Office OF the White Line the money FOR steer
age passage for his brother Nicholas expected TO leave
| on the Atlantic.
Bridget Day. IS years OF age, sailed the Atlantic
from Liverpool and her brother James Day, residing az
Sassaa-st. and Hamltonaye IN Brooklyn, VINO had lent
Ter The money pay for her was yesterday IN
I curing for her at the Company's Office.
| Cornelius Long OF No 70 Union-st, Brooklyn, sent
money 70 LIS sister Kate, age years 10 come 70 this
country she wrote him that she would leave II tie
/ Atlantic.
Bernard Curtis arrived in this city yesterday from
Loekport " Y TO obtain information regard TO lis
cousin. CaJharne Cassidy, who said she Intended 70
come 70 this city on the Atlantic
Patrick Fogerty called 20 inquire concerning the safe
" Of his father and sister, Alice, "a years OF axe: OF
Daniel Maoney and Bridget Fogerty and her two chill
dreu al OF whose fares had been paid by The
wrecked steamer.
Pafrick Handlev OF Newark N J. inquired concerning
his uncle wife and two children. respectively IT
and y years. all OF whom left in the Inflated vessel
Thomas Mahoney OF Jersey City ID anguish about
his brother john who went Ireland a short time
to vls.t his friends and expected leave Liverpool
| about the time OF the sailing OF the Atlantic.
Edward Kelly OF Brooklyn expected his brother n
law Geo Kearney, aged q, by the foundered vessel
James McGrath cried piteOusly or sister whose fare
had been paid by him. and whose loss by the Atlantic be
/ insisted tain.
Levi Barrensaus has by his hardearned savings
mulated a Hrtle money, most Of which he expended 10
paying the Passage OF his brother ms wife, and three
Children TO tins country. be fears they iost and
was yesterday almost inconsolable when be produced
etter stating they would leave Liverpool on he A.
! lanuc.
Thomas Magrath has accumulated some property and
snort tame ago his daughter to Europe TO be edu
Gated. Sue had graduated wiki honor, aud was o. Der
I wav home iu the Atlantic when the vessel foundered
Mr. r. d. Maxwell. salesman Of the nrIn u rhomp-
son Iangdon 4 Co.. No. s9I Broadway, young single
mtn who has abroad business Tor the nrm. and
I Mr. Bart Richmond OF the Grm OF Richmond Backus,
/ siaIloners, OF Detroit, Mich. were inquired for.
4 Both Of Them among the saved. Mr. Rich-
! aoud Is a married man, having several children.
lac sailed IN the Baltic few weeks ago, for the purpose
Of travelling continent Tor his health but ancng
the change Injurious, be suddenly determined TO turn
home and teegraphed 70 his friends thar be bad taken
passaer in The Atlantic.
Mr. e. Kempf u Hudson expects Mr.. II. weiI and his
John
Jane Lynch OF Cortandtst. expects her nephew John
Nyles aged HIS sister, residing staten Island,