The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-28

When the Office Of &. b. Richards Boas,
general passenger agents Of tho Hamburg
American line. was opened soon after Q A. VI.
yesterday. there was a large group Of persons
waiting Tor Admittanee. From their appear
anee. one would fairly infer that they were in
bre-'el IN the steeraso passengers OF the lost
Steamship That the number was not larger is
not surprising because the number Of those
pNsaAg'rs booked from this city or vicinity
was less than thirty. and nearly all were re-
ported as saved. Some were thero simply 10
get Confirmation Of the published reports. 10
asspre themselves that there was 10 mistake.
homa however were anxious and in their anX-
ielyn1 amount q questioning seemed u satisfy
them. Within an hour they went away. The
iri"ni- y the cabin passengers had. as far as
e.uil le learned, established communication
Will friends ou the other side, heard directly
isom those rescued
Me-sls. II. & N.WolG Of y Broadway. brothers
o. Miss Amalie Won, who took passage with a
lady friend. Mrs. Sophia Ohrnstiel. received
d"pM.htrom friends n Berlin. the destination
oith"ir sister. which although it did not posi-
u'ry assert that she was lost. told them thRt
h.Ie Was hardly hope. They entertained no
Mr G. l.. Rubsamcn Of Max 4 Co.. 80 Ex-
Gh4hg- place, an inumnlo friend Of Mr.. Ernest
- L-'k" and other friends and relatives Of
L9Ai4g. Al about noon Mr.. kubsnmen re-
e.Fed the following despatch from Hamburg;
Ernest ma whole family lost Cannot say more
The sen Ter was Mr.. Emil Schultz "A well known
EAe merchant. of 30 Beaver street, this city
,hels hfgal with his family. and he expected
q meet Mr.. Lurke and family on their arrival
r. W1a an Intimate personal friend OF MT.
L4ehe. Other friends gathered in Max o.
a9ns 1o5er thm MGe9E Sa1 Nj GGrTG 5 Mrs
DoI9iLrrs-in-aw Of Mr.. Lucke. There, as well
aS 40 the Offices Of Aug Belmont K Co., the posi-
H' news caused deep sorrow.
~ mo Russian Conauls Office nc. pri yate de-
spa',hra were received relative tQ Mrs, Bodlsco
a. mr. Two sons. At the home Of MrClymer in
Ntsl 9irty eighth street, despatch was re-
yefei from Mary and Rose Clymcr. annQunc-
itg hrehy their safety and tho loss OF the
C,L'r three OF the party. Tho Maritime Ex-
Tnhnge received and bulletined despatch Civ
s.H Ne names Of twenty-five cabin and fifteen
st rage passengers who quilted the Pomerania
tHerbourg
large number Of dispatches Of inquiry were
Heiyed from different parts Of the country.
among them were the following:
r.,, ClsclSSIrl Nov 27,
Lews' , ~ WIN you in your sad loss inye you
CIpr Adae Is tho senior partner OF the firm OF
~, Auhe Co., the largest banking house OF
Sen. " "'NA ~ N'"N"
:. Anton Boenort. agent Of the limo in Chicago
SgnuI, VINO were booked by him for stearnRe
VA w.Segge rye IN me Pomerania. Another despatch
Ciy Ioih ih LUZ a Walz, brewers Of Alegany
i, y asking II Xavier Wall a cabin passenger
eran Xxx lomerania. WAS lost or saved, Tele-
ee,nnn hh soon as you know" they added. The
10 ln"wT agent nt Buffalo. n, T., telegraphed
T6Sa' ,iaaiimiky. and August Deyrer, were safe
agent al bpringhrld. Mass, tcleEraphed tC
M ~ W y. Adams tho young artist from
' p''ee' was saved. " His friends here arr