The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-09
sKKrcHEs OF rHE PASSENGERS.

Probably the most promin ent or the passengers
BY the schiller Is Consul W. Zach, VINO was for q
long time vice Consul OF the German Empire, IN
this city. and Is very wen known among the Ger
man residents OF this city. A year or two ago he
was transferred TO Havana, where he repre-
sented the German Empire until ms departure for
Europe via New YORK. he obtained q short leave
OF absence and came here to embark on the schIl-
Ter, taking with him his wIe ana daughter.
Mr.. Zach was a native or Frankfort
on-the- Main, where he has many rela-
tives. Bis vile belonged 10 a highly re-
spected family IN Berlin. His daughter was a
bright young girl about ten years old. Mr.. Zach
was about fcrty-nye years DID, asman Of prepos-
sessing appearance and popular manners and
Mr. Joseph scnlI.Z, Of Milwaukee, was quite q
prominent brewer IN that city. tie was President
OF the scalI,z Brewery COMPANY and also OF an
Important bank. he was reputed 10 be quite
wealthy. and was q strong, nne looking man, IN
the prime Of hJe. Tne trip was 70 De merely for
Three Young ladies' who went together were
Miss Z. Greene from Boston; Miss Caroline M.
crane, OF washington, and Miss y. Dim0ck, NJ. D.,
also nom Boston. They we're intimate friends,
pean tour. Miss Dimock was 4 physician In me
new England Hospital for women ana CnIldren,D
and quite a prominent female doctor. Miss Greene
Ia said 10 be the niece OF the American Minister IN
italy and Miss Caroline N. Crane a niece OF
senator Edmanas o. Vermont senator Edmunds
MRS. Marie Besse Is the wife or Dr. Richard
He&se, OF NO. lel state street, Brooklyn, and the
daughter Of Mr.. j. Klttel OF the firm OF a. Kittel
Co, Nos. - ana y Barclay street. she was only
twentyt two years old and her chIld was only one
year old
MI. r. 3. Caverly was formerly Secretary ofthe
Bavanan Legation az Peru HIS widow and
daughter, Miss Amy Cayery. we're on a VISIT 10
Europe for the SAKE OF her daughters health.
SIZE u vel known In the social Of this city
and washington as an accomplished lady. The
Caverys were travelling Ia company with mrs.
RiegeWay ana her sOnIn-law Mr. g. W. walter,
and two children. They reside at No rs East
Forty-thlrd street Mrs. Caverly IN a daughter OF
Judge Nathan Crosby, OF Lowell Mass. and has
lived with him.
Mrs. Cara Just VINO was accompanied By two
children and a servant was the vile OF respect
able merchant, Mr. Just, OF JOB, Just Brothers. NO.
6l3 Broadway, shirt makers. The youngest child
was only two years ole. Mrs. Just went on
visit 70 ner relatives 10 Germany. and was quite
young woman, OF cReerful temperament and
attractive appearance.
ri. Bacnman, OF New York. was a young man, an
Invalid, VINO had been only few years In thIs
country. lie was ADVISED by q physician 20 return
90 Europe. ana an Intimate fr1en0 OF mis-, Mr..
Wassernann, co Dciuded 10 20 with him, Just for
cOmpanyis sake. Mr.. Wassermann was about sixty
seven years old, and mad retired from business
about ten years ago He lived lately In Maine, but
was wont 20 spend part Of the winter IN this city
He was an old bachelor, and formerly engaged ia
the DRY goods business. lie lad been tnirty-nve
years ~ This country, ana came originally rom