New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-10

DREwonL- J. F. Scranton, Penn, stecrage.
DAUER FRANZ syracuse, " y, Storage
ErsyER. Miss ANNA, Chca-o, H. cabin an ors
TLEDERLE, RICHARD. OF Akron, Ohio. was - years
old and born in Baden lie came to America when he
was years old He owned considerable real property
In Akron. and served Captain in the nitd S,,,ds
in German He leaves a family behind at Akron. One
daughter is married 10 Gustav Parsette' VINE ana
FLEUTJE. FRED. Chicago, H. Storage.
FRIEND, Mrs. HENRY, Milwaukee, Wis, cabin
FLAcKs Miss Ella, Quincy, H. cabin;
FRAHM, WILLIAM. Davenport Iowa, CABIN, 49,. =
GREENE, Miss f.. Boston Mass cabin Mics Green rs
Italy. She was accompanied by Miss = Diinnck OF
Boston, Mass and Miss {. NJ Crane OF Washington
ID. c.
Grrscur c. W, Davenport; Iowa. steerase.
GOErsCHE. H.. Davenport, Iowa. Storage
GRUNBEBG. f. H. Germany, steerage
HALTER, joins, NewAlbany, Ind storage: ~, o,,,,
HOLZHAUER Mira. SOPHIA and child. New-fork' caoin
Mrs ozhaucrs husband Is cutler OF lTSy; Tho w. oss Of
was overwhelmed with grief on learning OF the 1sg Ot
two y Sear1 Of ' ase Mrs ozhaHcr was her way to
visit her parents. who live at Giessen, tiermahy'
HAREI-OS. NJ, Hawknsyille, Ga. cabin -,
HANSON, MIS-. EMMA and child davenport ho"''
cabin. -, ,,
HIRNI CHRIST. Highland Ill. cabin.
HURLEMAS, MICHAEL. Highland, H.. cabin. 49,. ..
try from South Germany, and was 30 years Old -.
KRcnNuER. Mrs. Liza. Baltmore' Md. caDin ner
and NATIVE Of Broaid Rhine She was her
YORK ~ '''' ~ i''N1'~' ''' w
KIRcuER, Orro, Davenport Iowa, cabin. ,,.....u
KLISK. DWIGHT, Fruitport Mich storage; his orother
George il "A Deputy surveyor NJ This port.
Ko1 H. WILHELM Rockpor. ILL.,, steerase.
RENE. Ms MtRGHRFr. davenport, Iowa, cabin.
KLoNHlNMER Mrs. C.. Detroit, Mich, cabin.
LEoSH4RDT, @. G., Augusta. Ga, cabin he was IS
years old; born in Hanover and was partner IN
the firm Of Brown CO.. jewellers, of Augusta Ca HIS
wife and daughter accompanied him. M
LEONHAgDT, NJ. ", Augusta, Ga, cabin.
LEoNIARDr. Miss JENNIE, Augusta, Ga cabin
Ley Mrs ELIzAptTn C Chicago n, c eSGIn
MAcnArkR Ri HEtNRicn Of No 2l5 S1tht, born in
S s b iG S' vs. strt on board he Schiiler
MANI, Miss FIEDERICKA, PHILADELPHIA Penn, caDin
bushes in this city hut returned his country with his
wife. Miss Mann, who was beloved by large circle OF
friends in Philadelphia, whore she had been visiting was
returning home to her parents $500 49,, ,,,,
MASSHEIMER, T., wife and two children Philadelphia,
MNSQCELS. MICHAEL. OF Detroit. Mich, storage. ma
MILrsER, Mrs MARIE ard child Milwaukee, Wis,
MEtzGEp, W, Chicago, H.. cabin.
MEYER Mrs. ~, st. Louis Mo, cabin
MCLuT, b.. san Francisco, Cal, Storage
MAnLR, HENRY, Chicago Ill, Storage.
NIssEN, JOHS, Davenport. lava, Storage.
PAULsES, +. A., Davenport. Iowa. CABIN.
PEgcIvAI, Captain ID. ", Birnstable. Mass CABIN ne
LETT ths country exPertne !" take command Oh vesei
years aud lately has Lad charge or tue DARK oiclnan
Boston The vesso has generally pied between Boston
and Hessina. Capt Percvals last trip, however, was
made 20 Valencia: He returned from ths voyage ew
weeks ago to his family at Baruslble. Mass lie stood
very high in the esteem oL the members OF me urn Dy
which he employed They had promised to give him
the command of ship and IN expectation OF TINS hc
sailed or Hamburg. The vessel 10 which be wac iIas
fcrred was the Helen Morris, also owned by BiMrS
Morrill,. Tie vessel to start on three years
cruise Capt Perciyl was about 30 years OF age anu
leaves q wife aud child who reside AZ BalustaDle
KtICuiS, Mrs. XAVIER, Detroit, Mcii cabin
fHTfR, WiiLaEIa, iIisnirnd Fai- y. Y, storage.
scHLTz, JOSEPH Milwaukee, Wis. cabin he was one
OF the prominent citizens " Milwaukee, He was Fre.i
dent OF the Joseph Schiz Brewing Compahy one Oh ls
largest brewing companies IN the United states Iir was
connrcttd with the second ward savings Bank OF MI
lie 40 years OF age, ana leaves W ne anu
several children. His journey TO Europe was pleasure
"trip. Hiss loss will be severely felt in Milwaukee, where
he was well known and universally respected
scHsiDT, GorFhIED J., Chicago, H., cabin ,,,
SCHILLER. EDM AND and VIE, ooi1p M ono e'oin'
SPRITZ HERMAN, Macon, Ga. cabin; be was pronl-
nfntInefchant OF Macon. He was young man, and IN
tcmpaled short tour abroad Ihey arrived IN ts CITY
April -, stopping while here az Frehch5 lIotcl
STEI,, NJ, Milwaukee. W :. cabin.
STEPHAN, CT. Il. Mary's. ONO. cabin. $3.50 "a
came to America several years ago from wurtemburg.
S40rHTIHoi' iiicmlx, Cicorgriown COL cabin.
STOELTING, Mrs. IDA, Georgetown, Col, cabin.
-ToELrING, Master GEORGE, Geolgetown CoL' caoln-
srEACKU, ACGt Il, Davenport, Iowa, -t'eIage
-rrTICFR, Mr. ana Mrs. ions, Highland, H., cabin
sUPPIGlR, Master JOHN, Highland. H., cabin
sUrPICER Miss ADELINE. Highland. H., cabin
sCprIGER, l.. G. Highland. H. cabin. iii. - ,...
IULMAN. FREDERIC X, Columbus, OhiO cabin; ne was
bookDindcr and bookseller. born near Berne .Wi'herla
lie had lived - years IN THIS country 1nd was CONS 70
visit hs parents III switzerland lie !eaFe'a VIE anu
WiLTEa, c. W. and two children, Georgetown, COL
WAirRuAy A. Hawkinsyillc, Ca, cabin; he was
wealthy merchant or that place and was gong abroad
for pleasure in company with sir spritz OF Macon Ga
VIII, Jostpu Or. ensb0gO, y. G., 50, eIage.
drlpha Penn, cabu Mr. and Mrs. Wcste were both IN
The schiller, but Mr Westc'- LIFE was saved M Ncste
owned a restaurant in HndsOns alley, philadelphia.
After making a comfortable competence he sold out ls
business AMI returning WIKI MS wife 10 I've III hIs
WuliHwS JOIN Nevburgh y. T.. cabin.
WoHLEEs, HENRY and wife, and two children, Chicago
WoLrMlS, GUsr.yus, Havana, Cuba cabin.
ZACH, WiLLNI, Havana, Cuba CABIN; MI. H1h "Hs
POM ' 20 1 rs 1nv and wa. 3lont 4j years oli
He began his diplomatic carer as Secretary Of hc TITUS
sian LEGATION first AT Brussels, then at itanburs, anu
la'cr 40 washington At la.t-named city he held THIS
l,n.ou rom 1850 10 1865. In lsGs he was appointed
XiceCOil al North German Confederation AZ New
York Or. RO-ing being C0usul-General IN 1871 he be-
cam. Consul German Empire at New-Nork, under
Tire same General. This position lac retained untll
pruher, l-7}. when he was mad. Consul General "
Germany al Havana. The climate Of Havana was unil-
yorabc ms health which became impaired Thinking
try he obtained a short absence from his official
duties. lie 10 New-lork. bringing with him his
ZlcH. Mr.. WILLIAM. Havana, Cuba, cabin; che was
tls wir Of ConsuGenera Zach, and accompanied her
husband in his "Trip 10 Europe she was native VI berlin,
ami came from prominent German iLhihy, , , una
ZACH. Miss MAKGAEET, Havana, cuba cabin; she was
the daughter OF the committeeman, ana Wa7 ABOUT ~
ZLIGIrR. Mrs A.. and infant st. Louis, Mo, cabin
ZEGLER, Miss DORA, ST. Louis Mo. cabin.
ZIMMERMAN, FREDERICK Highland, y. I, steerage'
ZINhEI-EN, HERMAN, MilWtuhrr, WIS, clDiu' u" We
native OF Hamburg and has been produce merchant Tor
20 years. He going 10 EurOpt on "A pleasure Tour,
and intended to be- absent SIX months he leaves io 'oS
between the agca of 10 and II years.
ZtNKIIrLS, Mrs. CELINE, Milwaukee, WIS, caDln
ZlNkLIsiN Miss ANNE, Milwaukee, Wis, cabin.
OFF, Frs AND CREW LOST.
JOHN g. THOMAS, Commander.
&. FEEEsE Third Oncrr
l.. TKAHwiI, CAicf Engineer.
+. COSRAD Second En-ln"er.
H. ROEN NJ, Third Engineer
j. kUNDEL, Fourth Engineer.
\. BOIL, NJ d. Physician.
T.. -CuNhLLAN, Pul>er.