New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05

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| BRYCE H., fireman.
| Bronx. EDWIN, first assistant engineer age abou
thirty-fve He was formerly second assist sls
ant engineer on the same steamer, and was bori
| at COxsackie, ~ Y, and lived NJ Athens
| NY. He was unmarried.
| BRONX. HENRY. third assistant engineer age aoou
| thirty five. He lived n Athens, N. " ana wa
cousin of Edwin Bronx. This was his trs'
trip on the City of Vera Cruz. lie was unmar
| CASEY. DgNNIs. messman age about thrty-fiye
He lived in this city, and is said to leave VIE
| CASEY, JONI, waiter
CORNELL, JONI. apasser.
CoRCORAN BARNrY, coal-passer, age twenty-three
unmarried He was the sole support OF MS
aged mother and lived i'll this city.
DIAZ JOSE, mail-agent
DOwD, T., coaI-passer.
ELDERS join, fireman.
GAYNoR, THOMAS, WAITER age about twenty-eight
He lived in this city
GEORGE, JAMES. waiter. -
GRnFN F., seaman, age about forty-three. He
lived IN this city, and leaves n family.
HAUTUsCH, A. fireman
HARRIS. FRANCIS NJ, first mate Of the ill-fated
steamer was the son of DR.. Francis l.. Harris.
formerly Medical Officer Of the port of New
York, lie was born at Quarantlne staten
Island, IN 1888. and early cvinced great
liking for the sea. When mere boy ne
shipped on board coasting vessel, and before
of a schooner. In Jamaica, and other
West India islands he became well
acquainted with many British captains ana
spectators, and at the outbreak of the Southern
rebellion was prevailed upon by them to en-
gage III blockade running for which his expe-
renee in the cOasling trade had ennent!y htted
HIM. After numerous successful trips, he was
captured and confined in Fort Lafayette,
where he was kept until near the
close of the war. He then. entered the
more legitimate business of command
ing steamers, and soon entered the
service of +. Alexandra 81 Sons with whom he
soon became favorte. HIS home III
Grcenv.lle. ~ j.. where he leaves wife and
daughter fourteen years old, who have been
entirely dependent upon his salary for support.
He was well known throughout large circle
of friends in Jersey City, aud was favorIte
with all.
HrNDERsoX. WILLIAM, baker.
kOHS, JonN. fireman.
kiHTE, LOUi-. seaman.
LANE Edward, second cook.
LOOMS +; A., steward. Had been on the Alex
andres steamers for eight or ter, years. He was
formerly on the City of NewYork.
LYNCH DENNIS, fifth Observation-Disclosures He was
an oer formerly. and was about thirty-live
Years old.
MILLER. WILLIAM, chief engineer. lie had been
connected with the steamer two years ana had
been with the line about ten years, having been
chief engineer on the steamers Clty OF Mexico
and the Cuba. Was regarded "a very able
man and was generally liked. lie was one of
the most careful men about his duties that you
could find" said captain Dcaken yesterday. lie
leaves wife and child.
MOONEY. Gil BERT, waiter age thirty.
MULLER, H., carpenter, axe thrty-hve.
MClLLAIyEY, THOMAS butcher and third cook, age
about thirty. He was unmarried and leaves an
nged father and mother in this city. He was
formerly connected with the Atlantic Mail Line
running from New-York to Havana.
NEE JOHN fireman age thIrty-fOur. He lived in
tins city at No. 400 West Twenty-fourth-st. He
unmarried.
NEIr. WILLIAM, T., third master, married. age
forty.
NIssEN, BERNARD second mate, age thirty-two
lie was native OF Germany, but came to Amer
lea when young. Formerly he was quarter
master on the steamer CI!y of New-York and
CITY of Merida. He had been married but little
over a year. and Is described as tine looking.
OLSEN. THOMAS, waiter, age Twenty-Five.
W. ~. waiter lie leaves wife.
PTTRE JOSH, seaman age fOrty-onc. lie formerly |
served on board the Cleopatra, and had been |
connected with the line for ten years. lie was |
married, and lived in this city at No. III |
Madlson-st.
RUNGE, ID. g.. seaman.
~CHUES JOHN second steward.
StIKE. HFKRNANN, seaman. lie was unmarried |
and native of Possen, Germany, age twenty |
nine. He had lately been working at the Rock |
away Beach IlOtel.
SLAyIN, WILLIAM, chief cook.
SMITH GEOEGE. deck boy.
THORNTON. L., porter.
VAS SEE, EDWARD, captain of the City of Vera |
Cruz.
WHnBEE. Mrs. JANE. stewardess.
WHITNEY. sILAs H.. puTser.