New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-10
pASSrNGEES LOST.
FROM SEW-YOGH hND VICINITY.
A p>rpr-srrp IGTT-. sfrptl.r,

FROM hEM-lOtN AND VICINITY.
ADMINISTERS. LOUI-; sterIaIr.
B,,nAAN. HrthlAN. ciDm passenger. lcsd ii AZ No.
IL East FoltirAst lie was - Years ut ana uhilar-
red lie LaI e,eu IN fhr country 0n icY !cr', and
was wealthy having deal. successfully in hide. III IcXds.
IL years a-o H. V- advised ly hls pby slc'n To tiA a
ptO Europe for hi> lcfh and intended 10 return 90
ms country the Fall he brother and sister in
TINS city. who yesterday had given up al hope OF ms
German sociciy az N,wYorR, and esteemed Tor his
aml4JIs manners and benevolent dlspostl1n lie was
acc opaned ~ a." n! l. oi lD ~ '99 ni'i'
BECkLR. ". cabin passenger; resided NJ No. SO West
Forty Xlst. lie Ms formerly IN ihe wholesale liquor
trade, beng partner III the nrn 81 Bee k,r 4 Es' III
philadelphia lie wa, poit TO cArs ml,, anu 'iu re-
t!rI from Dusinr,H win Ma WIe ne was tidNehS 10
Germany expecting u pend The rest Of their lives IN he
land OF their Drth They had already crossed the ocean
EgcRRE. Mrs l.. wife Of y. Becker, cabin; was
naive oi Bavaria, ana a, about % yea4s Old
IsOuNuOFF, JpiN, stcerarc.
BONNER. ALDEN, siecr1ge.
BgGNNtH j. j. cabin, ne was a weknown member
Of Inc 81 Henry J. j. irunn re- importers o dry
'o liy who reside IN THIS city H,s iou-e IS on OF
tie oldest III the dry goods trade In N-w-lo OK MI
~, ~, hu Lad done esnsy for many !c,r lie lad
large circle Of untlnces who are clnGng 70 "a LAST
To re hop, that he Nl! vi telegraph that r rs escaped
B1StTII Miss CArHARfNE, cabin; she lAc
OF Mr. ami Ars Becke. ana hId been m thei. employ
CENTEE. OsiAG. CABIN; he, with his wife was cabin
passenger. lie pHoogTaher, nnd had NE studio Il,
No. $50 Last EgntorniA>t lhc Two were gong 10 Nlat
their relatives and trrnus IN Germany
CKtMEK. Mr-. o., vic -. Os@ar tramer .
axe r-lscycY 30 and % years resided al h' rae ana
Elltoniycs. brooklyn Mr.. Dockri,z was BON IN Hof-
MANI, had lived ~ tLs country lie was
an architect rs pofcS-un and built the Court house N
brooklyn. OI ile he suffered from rheundtiaIi ami at
the advice Of his ply STEFAN was gong to ffot intend
inc al the same visit his relations ~ Germany.
IL b1s several adult children. Mrs DOckrtz n the time
of her marriage with lrr husband VI. widow
DoCKRIrZ Ms. ACGu-fA, wife Of Herman DOekrit=.
DopHEIpT. uEEwNNN, Storage.
DLrTA, MICHAEL. stetrI1e
E,KsrEIN, L., cabin 49,
D.oKFmLD. Mrs rCsiSSF, with f0nr children: she
wa among the pass necrs Mrs. Durklril whs
born in BarIsIahc, England, and had lived several years
IN this civ, husband being "A 7nJcIJke4 AT No ~
Bleeckerst. she was returning home 10 her parents
Her oldest child eight years Oi and the youngest
NOT quite two years Odd Mrs DIlcklcld - years
old.
E.sER, CHRIST, sieeragc.
Evans, Mrs FASSr. and child, stecrase Passengers:
Mrs Evans was born IN Leeds, England she had lived
eeyeri years with her husband IN NewlOrk, and was
uuig home 10 visit her relatives Her husband resides
al No. l29 Blcccker-st
FORSTER, Mrs. PAULINE, ard infant cabin
EOLsTEk, HLSaICH sieerlSc, LOil jersey Clty.
FUSCH KAIHY, Storage.
FTnsT Mrs H.. and chid, eahin; this lady formerly
resided at No 1873 a0nth Futhaye. Her husband carries
on tho cap-DaliDg trade. Mis- First was native OF