New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-03
THE LOST ATLANTIC.
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-7ya,ne q Plymouth England were inquired for. Also
..,ssp Dudley OF Queenstown LELAND Hannah aud
,,-.1,. O.. dveu o. County Down, Ireland, and John
,,'I,,c,- retarulne 70 Tins country from visit to
Rest firm OF Best 6Cov. dealers in Irish linens.
,.,,r,astl -ouired whether bs partner Henry s.
Eeu.f Was among those saved. He said that MI
Hewitt wrote h,n on the 18th of MTgh that he would
.af far New York by tie Atlantic unless advised % the
,uttry Nr Hewitt has been felYast, ireland, for
tne past three months arranging business matters with
the principal house lcc1ted there.
M Best said ho knew OF a very sad case. young
man whose name he did not mtuuOn, by living ec5-
noul.e.. iy since he 90 Newfork Is months ago
saved Sufficient % pay the passages for his mother,
father sud sister 20 come Oh by tne Atlantic. since the
receipt Of the appalling news the young fellow has be
come almost frantic from grief
James Lee inquired for his cousin. james Renwiok'
froa she County Feruanagh, Ireland, who advised him
that be would sail by the lost ship.
Thomas McGrlth o. Fgurteenthst and ( Slth-ave.
expects nis brother. Patrick McGrsth OF Dublin.
DAVID Calvert Of Paterson. New Jersey, called and
stated that wife and child i've years old, were on
board they cCme from Belfast
Letters have been left the ofce OF the White star
ne for the following persons expected to arrive by the
Atlantic;
Julia Collins. Eliza welsh. Mary Buckley, Gustave
Powell. August KATE. Ella Welsh, and John Taylor.
Ma-dalene Evar. native OF MilECvd. Poland, age 80
years her husband ard three boys inquired for by
Mrs Evart's brother.
Mrs. Kelly OF Philadelphia requested information
A. - the safety OF her William Kelly. p years.
a native OF Askeat0u, County Limerick, Ireland
TIE Mr. Kruger reported being among the passen-
gers Is probably Mr.. d. A. Kruger Of the firm Of T. A
kruger & Ca. Croker. No. 81 Exthangeptace. Mr.
K-ic-r who formerly resided Bay Rldge went TO
EuroPe three months leaving h brother in charge
o. the concern snd is reported by friends being
pect-d az home IN a few davs.
william Merritt who with MS wife, sister. and sis
fer-inaw. among the passengers OF the steamer
Atlantic. of whom reported saved is a resi-
dent OF F1shkir. n Y where be has handsome
country seat NJ Merritt b. gentleman q consider
able vestn and largely interested the mining o.
Goa al Wukesharre Penn. he was married Just one
year yessersy 50 dsa "A ter Of James scrymser OF
- 81 Wssi FD-ty -dtlhst, and with ls wife sailed on
May s. 1874 FOR Europe intending 70 spend year OF
more abroad in a tour upon The continent through
Eypt and other countries. II November last. after
Aavins Travelled over Germany Switzerland. and oJber
portions Of Central and Western Europe, they sent fOr
Miss ANNIE scryms1r. another dur shter 90 . .no.
Bc-vmser and Miss May Merritt OF P0uEkeCpsle, ~.
Merritt sister q JON them The ladies .sailed FOR TINS
purpose abOut Dec. l. ls-2. IN the steamer Vile dc
Pare Of tie French Line and met Mr. and Mrs Merritt
IN Paris which they eft fo- Italy reaching Rome
Etter various stops. on December q. They remained
hereabouts fOr time. with occasional iauuts 20
Naples. Vienna, Venice and other places proposing %
start for Egypt February % Just before this date
NJ. Merritt received telegram stating that an import
Aut law winch he interested required thar be
should be IN Wkesharre early IN April They started
Immediately FOR Paris. arriving there about March
where M Merritt desired the Others II the party re-
usn til be could return. when they would finish their
S0ur FIRST proposed they al preferred however.
r 11me t0gsther, and letter was received them
bv M Scrvr1ser's family. ab0ut zen days stating
That they hsC engaged passage the Atlantic, and
Fculc trUU Liverpool March %, which s the last
atncs tner friends have had from them directly.
lanes 5cryser the father OF Mss An-ie scrvmsCr. IN
lJrDed reporter OF TIE TRIEUSE, last even
nc thss be had carefully searched the list % cabin
passengers On the Atlantic given iu various evening
papers and that b. there mention OF hIs daugl
se name nor OF that Of a NJ Van Rensselaer,. friend
y t1e family, who was 90 return with then, ana lest
llase might have been omitted by accident be examined
I'D fouuc mat lst published accorded eKactly
WITH the statements 20 the number booked From
is fact srrong hope Is entertained l the family that
Eas sc-ymser may have remained abroad, desired
Fitl brother and Lis wife. who maze their home IL
L.nd0u. bat are now stopping temporarily in Paris.
Walden P. and Frederick G. 5cryu ser, brothers OF
Mr. srrft and Miss Annie scrynser started the
o'clock tram. ls evening FOR Halifax and the scene u
i5s wreck 20 obtain whatever further particulars they
u concerning the fate Of their relatives and .
Z possible. the bodies o. those lost.
Henry = Hewitt member OF the frHi Of ". J. Best
70 OF No rs Broone-s IS also reported among the
ri,slnc de vas - wears Of sge. ed ana leaves
Efe and two children bis family reside a. No. -,I70
Broadway and are stu hopes be did not sal IL the
il-s-arred vessel
John Z Price. bachelor age 81. VINO dld business
lawyer q No. ~ Broadway, vas one o. the passengers
Vh0 ere recorded missing" he was accompanied
b. Two adies whose names cannot De ascertained %
whom De acted a. escort he Described energetic
Kan and one who would make every effort 70 him
te and those under his protection. Hs residence, when
b. the city. W. al No 10 Lexington-a ave