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New-York tribune., 1878-11-27
COTRT OE APPEALS.

AIBANY v. y Nov. 2G.-In the COnrt Of Ap.
peas present the Hon. Sanford r. Church, CheiJu
tce Associates the following decisions handed
agt. LO)mis; Ice agt. the Piti7Durg Coal aud MIR
ing Company VOak agt the Northern Central Railway Com
pany.-JudgmeHt affirmed with costs Clailn agt MeDtk
executor etc. Salter ag Black River Railroad
Co; Bss.ett agt Cord IL the New York Central
and River RarOadJ Judgment reversed, and
Appea dismissed with costs Husied agt IugTaham.Order
tine reversed and the Judgment the report
the referee affirmed with costs. Slater aet. MerrOr.
Auuitols of the town OF IAtue NayOrter
Ia Petition o. the New York Proestant
Public School YaCate The orders OF the
General Term Special Term reversed ami the motion 10
yacat granted with costs Ferris agt Vsn
We hteu AusOna Brass copper C0agt Rabbit the sheriff.
Thompson assignee etc. ag Sweet-NOuon Tor relrg
rlsnt denied with elU costs.
TIE 10 lowing motions submitted Senear agt Wood:
rearument Hunt ag Church motion foT rear
gumeni In O the COJHmatOn OF tho report or
th mssiCnr FOR grading etc. Sackou and other streUts
IN the ity Brooklyn motion for resrgument.
Tho OlOWng The calendar IOr Wednesday, November
81, 1913; Nos. JSl, 81 lOJ. AZ, 30 49, 81 80
40 ,Gtj -Dayi @ Carleton appellant agt Thomas Darcy
and respondents; argued by H. b. PbibroOk f0r
appellant, and T. Is. t.arks)n fo: IeSpOndcnG
376-Te People rel. GabUit, respondents agt the
AID state Railroad COmnany ana another appel
by George F. DInfOItn Tor appellants, aid
Angus hcDOn1d for respondent. go
No. 3Jg-GcOrge W. BIadner Respondent, agt JOhn W.
Howard appellant: argued by Conels r. Srephens Tor ap
pelaut, aBd George W. EralneT tor respondent. -
No. SOIL. FaEkia Fees appellant against Theoore d.
Yorks aud Other resp udenis argued by f. COjDtF! nan
Tor appellant. George r. Danforth FOR respondents
3Ti-1he Ophea G.. Townsend respondent agt Olyer
Whitney appellant argued D. j. Lnson ior appellant,
J. Newton EierO for respondent. -.
No. Ss5-rnbitha Godfrey, respondent agt George God
Yeaan for appellants, and Edward Mccarthy Tor re-
spOndents. . e-,....
others respondents by Lewis sanders Tor
appellants, Wheeler d. Edwards for Respondents
New-York tribune., 1878-11-27
TIE NEWS IN THIS CITY.
SCENES AT THE COMPANY's oFTIcEs-MANY APrI-
CAMS FOR NEWS OF IHE LOST STEAMER.

SCENES AT THE COMPANY'S OFIICEs-MANN APTll-
CAMS FOR NEWS OF THE LOST STEAMER.
The report of the loss OF the steamship
Pommrrania, Of the Hamburg g-American Packet Llne'
was the principal conversation yesterday Tho
eatest was manifested tOearn the names OF the
lost and saved aud the bulletin boards at the various
newspaper offices were bescged by anxious crowds At
the office Of the company No. 81 Broadway, many In
ouiries were made, definite Information could bo
given by the agents The clerks at the Office did every
,tio0 In their power 10 ard all who called.
Two telegrams we're received ut the onice, one
at o:30 a. H. and the other 2:30 D. IN. Tho first.
from the agents Of tho company, at Plymouth was as
follows: POmmerania sunk at midnight during fog
near FolkstOne, after "a collision with British bark
One hundred and seventY-two OF the passengers and
crew saved and landed at Dover. Names not yet
known VIII telegraph full particulars soon as pOss-
be"
The second dispatch, also from the agents at Ply
mouth. read: LANDED Misses KOnigs aud wesel; /;
Mes,rs Brock, Thomas. Pearn, Mankewis, Pearcc,
Hunt Phillips and EastbrOok."
As soon possible the officers OF th9 company OBJ
tanned printed lists OF the cabin and secrage passengers
aud OF The officers OF the ship which were furnished TO
ali who applied for them When asked why fuller dis
patches were not received from tho English
agents OF the company, in regard 20 the mum
ber OF those lost, the officers said that the
English very cautious about eiegraphng before
definite information was obtained Tor Tear tha mistakes
might be made. As soon as order was restored and
IL was learned who were lost, list would be sent TO
the New-YOrk Office.
the loss of the steamer caused little excitement In
HODoken and Jersey City. cable dispatch was re-
ceiyed the cOmpanys wharf In HObOken at noon yes
tcrday reporting the loss OF the steamer The dispatch
stated that Captain Schwcnsen, who elt dishOnOred and
disgraced by the loss OF his vessel and his inability 10
save all the passengers deliberately committed suicide
by plungng iutO the
New-York tribune., 1878-11-27
CIVIL NOTES.

Notwithstanding the questions as TO the right
of Mongoans to become cizers Of the United States
Judge Larremore, in Common Pleas, Special Term, yes
terlay natIralizeda Cninaman.
The Grand Jury of the Court of General
Sessions yesterday indicted Mark Sheldon for an at
tempted abduction OF Henry Clews, the banker, Lost
Summer N.Y. Clews stated yesterday that he intended
prOsecN the TO end the practice OF trans
trT residents OF this county into other counties OF
fine STATE where it would be impossible to secure ball
A suit by Angie SchOtt against Thomas
Donaldson aud Fanny Prestige before Judge Law.
renee in Supreme Court Chambers, yesterday to re.
strain the latter from using play, act called The
Devils SALON." which the plantf says she has copy
Iighted Mr.. Donaldson objected thaf II it was copy
Figted the United States Courts had exclusive ursc
On, and Miss Prestige claimed that all that was
to the plays an illusion used by every eonuror
for eighteen years. Judge Lawrence reserved his de-
cislOu.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-27

Park begen 10 call for his interest on the nio,,g,
and directed his attention 10 the mt I'm r sDec,
to the consolidation. He told Mr. Park that he di os
understand thar he ID made such agreement Tho
Commodore and Mr. Park failed 10 undrrsttn ele6
OtDer, and there was meene, az w icli Argus. .Is
Scbeil bad represented BIN. Park & Pnes giei
their construction OF the aErc mei {, iat Mr.
understood iVIn that way. He related c0aVr aston
which he had with Mr.. Duncan who 10 ia In
behalf OF PiTk 10 make cCmprOIBi.c. Mr. ID nean
proposed that the Commodore slould bold $50.
900 OF the Bennington and RgtiaDd mcrtagc ai.e nm
$3.50 O00 take $3.50 600 OF the consolIdaca bonds and
equal amount of stock, extend The payrrs Of
the whole for thirty years"
Just az the conclusion OF Mr.. DavenpOrt's examis-
tiOn Ex-Governor Hoffman came into court and took lie
seat among wiIfiem ii. yanderoilt's friends
Charles Arnold, the Commissioner who took the depo-
sition Commodore Vanderbilt in the railroad sn Va
called to Identity the testimony
General John T. Mccullough, one OF the counsel er.
posed TO Commodore. testified IA to some OF the
cidents of his examination OF the Commodore. Once e
sad when he asked some questions which the Comm.
dore thought pryng little too mucn INTO his private
affairs, the Commodore became somewhat angry, AMI
gave him understand that IL was none o! his business
New-York tribune., 1878-11-27
GENERAL COURT NEWS.
MR. sHUPE,s SUBSCRIPTION LIST.

Mr.. SHUPE'S SUBSCRIPTION LIST.
Walter H. Shupe, as treasurer of the "Ad.
vocate Company" sued in the Marine Court and
Judgment was obtained against him. Thomas Mcspedon
WAS the deputy sheriff who obtained the execution TO
serve On November 16. Mr.. shupe obtained stay OF
proceedings from Judge McAdsm, which was served
Two DAYS after On November %, McSpedOn presented
demand for the payment OF keeper, and that being
refused, seized quantity of property nciu ling the
subscription list OF The AdrOcae said to amount 10 over
half million names. Nv Snupe asks Judge MeAdam 70
punish Mr.. Mespcdon for contempt. Mr. McSpcdon
he made the seizure November Ia. but on the
special request OF OF the company and promise 20
pay expenses made actual removal OF the goods
seized. The stay of November l6 was made on the
press condition that the expenses OF the levy should be
paid AS that not done he insists that the levy
tinued good. judge McAdam reserved his decision
New-York tribune., 1878-11-27

THE COURSE OF THE POMMERANlA.
The POINTS SHE 1oUcHED-How SIRE NEARED THE
FATAL SPOT.
Jtappears from information received through
private tolegrams and other sources that the
PoInmerania landed eight passengers ut Plymouth,
where Eve for Hamburg were taken ON board.
The steamer next proceeded CherbOurg, which Is on
the French coast about l95 miles southeast OF Plymouth
At this port thirynne passengers landed The steamer
then took "A northeastern course From Plymouth the
course OF tie steamers OF this line Is TO the LETT
OF the Yarne nghtshp, which is anchored In
the Straits OF Dover midway between tue
English coast and Calais. In order 10 clear
tbis ngniship the PommrraHia stccred toward lhe
Duuccnes4 light which Is about eighteen miles sOhlh-
west OF Folkstone IL was while tho pommerania was
passing through the Straits OF Dover Al this point Win
the Varnc ship the side and Dungrness lght
aud other tba dense FOG aroHcand AZ
short time before midnight on Monday the lssrngers
were awakened by crush ana that rushlngO on deck hl
dressed learned that an iron bark, tue Noel Ean had
run down the steamer the siafbOafd side Captain
schwensen stood upon the bridge giving his order- and
irving 10 quiet the passengers. The crew WORKED
manfuIly 10 ave tue nYes OF tho passcngcrs
II rs said that wnen last Captain SchTtnseh was
siandlng on the bridge. g will swim of wien she
SINKS" were his parting words. III was me Iockels
which the POmmeTaulI displayed that attracted tr At
tentou of passing steamer the Glcngarry, Oi Mddet-
borO j. Hogg. captain. from which boats were lihhc
diately sent to rescue the drowning passengers.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-27

item on the Pommeranias list OF passengers IA.
"Mr. Il. A. Ward, family and nurse" New YORK. Eu-
fus King, r., cousin OF Mrs. Ward, said yesterday
that Mr.. Wards home was Ronheld springs. rev
York He was wealthy gentleman, thrty y-hIno
years OF age who General Rnius Kings secIe-
tary when he was United states C0nsul at holne q: iau
married General Kings daughter. and recently tnes
have been living at Richfeid Springs. Mr. KING saia
he informed short time before ms COUSIN sIeu @
that Mr.. Ward would not accompany ils Iamly' iney
had three children, but he unaetstooee ,ho,n
the same source that oUly Two OF them
were 20 with their mother Tine FAMILY was accOu-
panied by Mrs. Wards mother, Mrs. kuius hlhR, WnV
made he voyage believing that residence ~ some
the Continental baths won. d improve hef InpaIreu
health. Mrs Ward the niece OF the wlie OF buRns
SCHUYLER United States Consul at Mahcnes.er, auu "
Madame WaddingtUn. wife OF the ffehch hInhs.oI v.
Foreign Affairs both OF these lades pens ,7Gdoot
her mother and daughters OF the late fresiueht
Charles King of Columbia College. They lett the
vessel at CherDOurg -, ~,
WEITZENHOFFER, LEOPOLD. natlvc OF hrOuluhcn d iu
gary are twenty-sIK years. Has cousin haiheu
MOruz WeiZenhOfer, shoemaker III Ihis ci's Leo
pOd came about year ago. ana oheaeeu IN mn. ino
calling OF n peder Of small wares He was return
ing TO his home where he had left n wIe anu col,-
dren. Had no immediate intention OF coming oaca
TO America His cousin has received no Intelligence
OF his safety. ,, ,,,.,,,h
WEsEL ANNA OF this city, bought ticket for Plymou'h
where she disembarked and Is reported saved.
WEsTPHAL, c. NJ steerige passenger iTom La Ni"'o''
Wis, among the saved - . ,,
ALFRED, steerase passenger, was btnt ptCh
as destitute and pauper imugrant by the COiuinis
siOueTs Oi Emigration. ,,, -. l., oh
ABLY among the lost She was "a SISTER OF lHe seuIoi
partner Of MesSrs Wolf Co., OF No. IL BrOadWay;
Shs was about twenty-five years OF aSe ftslueu al
GG6 IeXingtO!-iyc., and WAS on "a pleasure tr1P "
Germany Ia visit friends there.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-27
THE CAPTAIN OF THE POMMERANIA.

HIS LONG CAREER As a COhMhNDBh AND HIS UNI
FORM CAREFULNEss AND GOOD FORTUNE.
Captain II. F. Schwensen, of the Pommera-
MIA. the most popular steamship commanders
sailing out OF this port Inquiries were made through
out the day by numerous shipping and merchants.
who had sailed with Captain schweuscn. as to
the certainty of his being lost He was spoken
Of with the highest esteem and respect by every one
and the great majority of those accustomed travel
abroad, wero acquainted with him. DIR. Schumacher,
the German Consul General, requested that his loss
should be announced until 1t absolute GER
tanty. This the captains 252d trip across the
ocean as II steamship commander, or his 126th round
trip.
CAPTAIN SGhwensen was born In Fensburg SchleswIg
on August 2s, 1920. When fifteen years Of age he
entered his arduous profession which he has since so
honorably fed-neyer having lost a life nor had an
accident before under hs command During the first ten
wears he made West Indies several
norris 10 the west coast OF America and the East Indies
Iu Is43 he was graduated from the Navigation
at Toinng aud In 1876 passed his examination at the
Navigation Academy at iiamburg After serving for
few months In volunteer regiment in the nIst sches
wig Holsten war, and participating at the first
encounter ct Bau, he entered the service OF
the Hamburg American Packet Company, In July
1sAa "A chief maie aud in October following he was
appon;ed chief mate OF the Deutschland the first pack
eship built for the company 20 ply between Hamburg
and this port In 1852 he was given command OF the
packet-ship Elbe OF tho same line, and took
command Of the ship Oder in 1854. which until 1857
made regular trips between Hamburg and New-York
when he was appointed to the command OF the steam
ship Hammonis l.. OF the first steamships OF the
ssme line. lie made twenty-iour round trips on
this vessel, and was then given the command o
the steamship Borussia, on which he mado one
TRIP and was then transferred back to the Hammonia
and made six more voyages
Afterward he commanded the steamships Gcrmsnia
on which ho made 15s round voyages, the Borssia IL
New-York tribune., 1878-11-27
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER a. 1878
trips, the westphaIa 33 trips and the Pommer-
ania IL trips. which completed his one-nuh-
dredth trim when banquet was gwen to bmi

trips, the westphaia 33 trips and the Pommer-
anis IL trips. which completed his one-hun-
dredth trip when q banquet was gwen to hmi
by large number OF German merchants and steamship
men at No. 80 Lafayetteplace, at which were present
Baron Kurd Won Schlozer the German MINISTER a WASH
ingtop Baysrd Taylor, the present American Munster
10 Germany and DIR. Schumacher the GERMAN OoDsui
General. Great enthusiasm was displayed mr. nun
hardt the agent Of the nne, presided and pSlo
warm tribute 10 the guest Of the evening. baron
GRATED Captain Schwensen with the order OF the X
Eagle, making him the first captain so honored TOT
superiority in navigation. Bayard Iaylor, VINO naI
lust returned from Ireland responded 10 the Iodst
America our second Fatherland" in German speecb
and dwet upon the good results flowing from union OI
American enterprise and German culture.
lust before sailing his last voyage n large NUMBER
OF personal friends gathered at dinner given 10 the
captain by the agents of the line. and he was
iewelry from friends. On his last trim, Captain
exceedingly pleased to hear that large
crayon portrait OF himself had been exhibited at the
Amrcan Institute Fair aud that IL had been an oeet
of admiration a the part OF many OF his American
fliends. He would have been due In New YORK on MS
return trip on December % He referred 10 this fact
in conversation with some friends while mere,
and said that no always liked 10 spend Christmas IN
New-York and genernlly arranged 10 bo here durlng
the holiday seasoD He was highly elated over tbe
fact his ship had larger list Of passengers on the
last Iip Than that OF any oihei steamer leaNhH AT 'n'
time. -, -.
Captain schwensen was regarded as among the lost
but a a late hour ast night cable dispatch from Lon
don announced that the steamer CITY OF Amsterdam hnu
arrived at Massana, Holland, with Captain ScnWehseh
on board.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-27
DECisIoNs-Noy. 90.

Srprewp Court Chdmbers-By Judge DonOhue.-
Haskell agt McDonaid-Moton denied. BSienberg agt
by Juds I'm the matter Of Waerssnnot s 71I
Marriage annulet Shepherd agt shepher-Is THIS an ae
DILLON agt Duncan smith aSt Ditant Bax'
ter agt Drake Explanations required Brewer agt G00dy
Motion granted Buxton agt wadde- Desire cOun.
sell Mackey agL Massey defendant aowei almony -
gruts Martin agl Tho Wiads1r ho5S Company 1oaa. s
at Friend Lowdsn agt seoeTt "hl'i0eA aE hO"'i
C,rcrit-Plrt HT-By Judge Donohue.-Coman agf. Rice
and OtherAn dawnce Of per cent granted 10 the plR
Superior Coprt-Special T9m-Bv Judge Speir-
agt. SneaMotOn granted Kidd 1t al agt Hart etc All
Notion deme0. COrbet agt De COmeau-See memgT4ndnm,
WrgAt &c al agt Cabot e iaier9gatoes seya o6 le
ohue agt OCOnuOrorder for Judgment Tie Franklin Co.
secunts Tor costs The London and MANCHESTER Plate Glass
dam sgt cover ct approved JastiesIio6.
New@ AZ ARsletS 81 on;n n9en Bgo ct al
sst Fnders Commission crderc Gray agt Wendberso ct
qTf Order or commission RcaieTns as Rsstrt
%2e G 1s Sfa@s Fsc& s al s
Abb,t, et aJudgment OF foreclosure aud SAFE orie.sa
ei FatI1an ast Heinsheim Order for commission
hSeSm IS at Caisv DelsS are LacsaSaSIa aud
western Railroad Company agt ks Paterson ast BTSwn
ineir R5blson aGt Lawlcss Wheeler agt kneSereocker
Common P}eas-opecidi Ierm-Bv Judge LaTremOre.
Hiatt ETC. rhsSp Perry n,is, ss a. Ssf Possr s ISes
and another ast g. eY u9n grana aSr eSs s sS
denied. AOhner and another az rat
terson Motion denied See memorandum. Ihesslhg ast;
kernDeendAnt did not sign adjournment In th S ~
the OF SoerIeos Final opder slgued 10 ne a,
ter the assignment VI McDonuei 20 70 au
verse aims granted. Baou aud another ag shsoS
Order signed led. In tue matter OF tAe appl,AtO l
iron Works ag Budensck ct ami four other easesh 10
haTxet Brooks agt Rogers; See agI hoesse
Bonds approved and Med. =,
Marine Court Chan6ers-By Judge McAd9m.-
Graham ay Darling BucGiardt agt Msndeoanm L.nvA ,
uey herring Sypman agt. Monhtlnler
dismissed AeCllum agt Msis, Judgment ior Ihe pas t
Tor sjl7 b3 Eecko agt BallyMot0n denied IaAleI aSl
nazar-Jsmes NJ FitzsInmons appointed ieeeN'Tr, hls
agt JObes-James McNuty appointed receiver tluhAss
agt Hortou.-R e. Cornell appointed receiver ftee ase'
Gardiuvr-P Proceedings dismisse Baeklly agL 80
Surrrs approved Stewart agt De Magorga; Sarks sge
G"ebrhns, HoI ton at Well PousKy agt TranOulsn-No'
ton granted. stout agt Davies McAliser agt Eerson
BrOwn agf. Maloy Mace Eafly Spady AIT SultL
Morton ast Dillon Appleby agt, Balyan bnDali AY.'
Chors Caldwell Glynn; Buchard agt, Calahan-Jnds
Craue. Judgment or the palnllu oa
answer James agt. Callahan Dismissed
Carke ag Tracy BouOrt at Friend klOan agt llzkas'
MOTION granted for December ~. Levy agt Epstein Div
Isconnuance ordered HartWlg agt DIou-
nIer, Dwyer agt. AndeTson-M0tiOn grantei. -.
nv Julss Sheri al-Tucker Manufacturing Company as1
KrcnEel Rosenblatt agt Kelly Bloodgood agI hisSa
Orders slgued. ,,o.to,
see papers. ELIinger agL schroeder-ofdef ssued @"
By Judge Goepp-Brggroth agt POrter-hotion Tor he"
tIlal denied with 81 boosts see opinion.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-27
THE VANDERBILT ESTATE.
DISCUSSIONS IN THE WILL SUIT.

DIbCUbbIUNo IN IHE VIHh1 Dof''
A THREAT FROM JUDGE BLACK-rHE CoMMoDoREs
OPINIONS ON RAILROADS, POLITICS, MUSIC AND
LAW.
The Vanderbilt will case was interesting yester-
day both in the discussions and evidence. Judge
Black intmated that the contestant was in possess
sion OF remarkable evidence, which would be given
in rebutta if the proponen persisted in his present
line of testimony. The counsel for tho Commodore
in several railroad suits gave the substance OF con-
versatiOns with him, which embodied much OF his
financial philosophy, and illustrated many OF his
characteristics.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-27

Norwich boy named hls black and tan
mn Noah" and his Sunday teacher io1r
na for scrlpura pearls amOpR swine, asked MIN VIZ VIZ
hs bestowed such odd name, he grnned sicsg ~
grin, and said with marked emphasis Cos n nesr ryoa
Don't yer wish yer hadn't asked Hoof dah -'Nor"i'A
Bulletin.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-27

When Tilden reflects upon the fate of Stew
arts body he must be glad that TfE IRIBUSE gave him
scorchor which wns tantamount to crcnation.-lAi-
bapy Evening journal.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-27
OFFICERS AND CREW SAVED.

SENENT1-EIUIII bIKFIN UKS NFfTIA I'D w V' ~
OFFICERS AND CREW.
LONDON, Tuesday, Nov. 90, 1873.
1t is impossible as yet to compile correct
and conplere list of the lost and saved The 100 sur
y,,ors who came ND TO London have dispersed, and
fu and exact list OF cannot be asoeriained
The following officers and ore known TO be among
he
New-York tribune., 1878-11-27

Baker, machinist.
Bawbeich, quarlermastrr.
Bratg r, seaman.
Bcckmau. sic ward.
Bernhard, r., second en-
glnecr.
Bemheimer, seaman.
Bog, machinist.
Boyer, seaman.
Builder, machinlst.
Dclchen, seaman.
Dodge. seaman.
Else, fireman.
Elhgbrccht, quartcrmaster.
EuglebreCht. seaman.
Eschcnbach, seaman.
FelhOser, seaman.
Fieggler, ste ward.
FrauZen, r., chief officer.
Full. machinist.
Gindt. seaman.
Ifldnce, HTtllldh'
Quicker, seaman.
Half, cook.
Harsen, seaman.
Hartz. steward.
HastrOp, seaman.
Hcith, engineer.
Helms, o., chief engineer.
HOllacb, seaman,
HOlzstrin. fireman.
Hermann, seaman.
HOrndOiicr, carpenter.
Horse, seaman.
Hurtlig. cook.
HurZar, steward.
JAiaysky, fireman.
JOINS, seaman.
JOSt, seaman.
kelIuuE, seaman.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-27

| Kergler. seaman.
hidrrwrttcT, seaman.
K'angwauld, seaman.
K0ral-ki, steward.
KOrt. fireman.
How're. seaman.
kr zzamaun, q'rt'm'ster.
Kruger, cniet steward.
Kriigger. seaman.
LemcOld, steward.
IipdaI. fireman.
Mieskl, steward.
| MOltZ, seaman.
| MOunn, seaman.
! NicmanD. seaman.
NiCns C., plr>er.
OppeTman, seaman.
Patterson, seaman.
Plclin, Quartcrnastef.
Raggleman, seaman.
RIuCn, machiuist.
Raufelu, COOK.
Richard, seaman.
Richter, seaman.
Rose, machinist.
RudOw, qllnrtcrmaster.
Sas5On, seaman.
ScnaTmacher, seaman.
Schlage, seaman.
Schroeder, seaman.
/ SleberG. seaman.
Stablmdn, seaman.
steer, seaman.
Stcinkcn, seaman.
Ihics. ma a'linist.
Walter, engineer.
! We've, seaman.
! Wigand, fireman.
Zimmerman, tESinmer.