New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04

ATTRIDGF ALEXANDER W was on hrs way nome
10 Havana. after having been few weeks IN
this citv on business He was about thirty
eight years Old and had n wlie ana severhl chll,
dren In Havana. where he was well known ana
respected. He connected with the havana
Gas Light Company, as well as with fesser y
Co Alma * Co.. and A. X Reed. all firms OF
the Cuban capital While in this city he repre-
sented the first-named firm.
ArTRIDGE, -, son of the above, about eight
years of age.
BOsQCE. ADOLFO.
BURNS Miss T..
CLARK Miss 4. 80
CoLE. GEonGr W. Mr.. Roch Of the Central Next
can Railroad Company. says that Mr. S"ie Vas
gong TO Mexico as master carpenter and bridge
builder for that line. He had been employed by
the New-York and New-Engiand RAILROAD In
building its new passenger depot IN boston,
and in experimenting its bridge-buiding. lie
an American and was about fifty years OF
FAY. Miss SADIE
FUENIEs. EDWARD. He was a musician, about
thirty-five years old, who had been N New
York on visit for his health. lie nved IN
Havana. where he has wife ana children, Ills
brother was of the late firm OF a. H. Molar-
rida & Co., of this city.
GLEDHuL JoHN was about forty-elght years OF
hut no children. He was in partnership with
Richie, at Santos Splrltu.
GARCIA, y. A.
GARciA' Mrs. wife Of the above.
GLAsEOF. II.
GoURLAY. JOHN.
HgPSAvDFz. FELIPE He WIS Cuban and had
lived i'm this country over three years He
lately lived in a spanish bOarding-house kept Dy
Madame Anna Bacquero, In Ffteth-st. MI
Hernandez although not rcgul lr merchaht'
has done commission business IN the cigar Ilne'
He was returning TO Cuba Ortbe winter season.
HERNANDFZ, Mrs, wife of the above.
LIITLFFIFLD. +. He n carpenter and was en-
gagged bv George W Cole 10 work with him on
the Mexican Central Railroad. .
MATMER. :, Spanlard, twenty-seyen years oI'
was formerly head waiter at the Hotel del FOL,
IN Havana. and served personally on General
Grant during his visit to the city. In conSe-
Quence OF the bad state OF aiialrs Drous!t Oh py
the renewal Of the war Matmer came to New
York In search of employment and worked for
some time in Spanish bOardinQ-house In
Fftieth-st. Lately he decided to return TO his
native land.
MciIIAGNFY. THOMAS. of New-York. He was
aeon; thirty years Of age and was unmarried
OWEN. A. X. c-, -
lately "A waiter the spanish Hotel. No 116
West FouTtcenth-st. He was returning to MS
native country permanently 10 1--we there.
RAvFYsBuRG. J.. a merchant of Merida. Mexico;
He was native Of Hamburg. Germany, and
had been on a business tripto Bremen. lie ar
rived in Ncw-YOTk August 20. He was single
man. thlrty-Scveu years OF age. Ills only sur
vivng relative, so far a. is known, IS brother,
hs business partner IN derida
RICHIE WALTER. lie was about htty years or age,
and lived IN Newark. y. j. tie leaves a wife
bur no children. He IN partnership with
Tohn C1ledhill, IN charge of a sugar plantation
at Santos Spritu. having about S3o.OOO IN
vested III rs summers were spent III NtW-l Ork
and he had travelled back and forth over the
rOufp Tor the last twenty years.
RODRIGCFZ MARINE, A.. Cuban. He is said 10 nave
dtued AT the eating house keot hf Limo Mar
tnez. No. 2s Broadway. inst before sailing.
SuvA o. T. He was q young Brazilian who mad
iusr ,een graduated from the Scientific Depart
meut AT Tufts COLLEGE. and was on his way
to Mexico one Of the assistant engineers
of the Mexican Central Railroad. lie was tail
and handsome. and OF dark complexion. he was
the son of wealthy Brazilian, who desired an
enhancement Tor hum IN order that ne might nave
professional practice rather than on account OF
TonEEpT. ALFRED 4. He was born n July, 1s23,
-. Nf;iford Del In 1851 he entered West Point.
ho~ @raduated IN 500. While there he look
good rank as 2 scholar. and gave evidence of the
bravery which aucrward distingi shed him
as an officer. lie was taPpol49,GGd PTfggI 2ntgeI
trv July -. 1855, and served on
frontier duty IN TeX1s IN 1871 and le3I, and
on fhe l'tal expedition from lej1 10 1850. In
tha civil w9r he was engaged from April 10 Sep
tr,,bcr 1851 in mu-ter.ng Ncw-Jers-y volun-
tarrs mo service. On >cptemheT l6 ot mat
wear he wa appointed Colonc. oi the IT, Resi-
mcnt which be ic1 IN the Ir9inl2 lenin 7HIIr
cofrn1fru of i-G2 at Yorktown. West folnt.
GliucS's Mills and Charles CIV Dr3-S-h hoi0S oh
August -. So, Le vas assigned 10 the com
n,@nI of p brigade of the SIKH Corps and par
ticipatcd In the second battle OF Bun Kun anu
tAe battles of An'letam and Souih Noun rllh' nc
fine last Of which he was severely Woundcd. ne
W.. Urotnoted 10 the position OF B1gadicrCTcneral
| of Volunteers November -. l562. ana was
! granted a iurIough until june, loG3. lie was
'ueu blaced IN charge OF or 1d3c oI the ci4tu
Cnrn4 and took part lu the bnttics ot gettysburg
and fredericksburg and the sub-eqncht opera
| ,inus of that corps during the winter OF
! 1SG3-84 In the Richmond campaign OF 1854
he commanded the cavalry remaining with Ten
eral Grants army during Sheridans 3 rald on
Richmond, and the First DIVISION OF ms aiter
the latteI's return on Nav % lie was en-
g1yed in frequent actions AZ that tlnr, among
| winch were the battles OF HOwc's ehOp ana
COLL Harbor. In August. 1854, lie was made
| cor,Tander Of the cavalry of the Middle
Military Division and engaged III All the oper-
ations IN the Shenani9ah canpa2h 5n a,.,' le was was
often IN command. From April $3.50; he was
i'm command OF various districts OI NI.ihll
| ,nfl mustered ont 81 the volunteer service on
Ianuary 10 1866. lie was made BreYet- Ilal Jr
! for pgllantrv at Gettysburg, l,eutenaut-C0iouei
~ IInyve's ~hop Colonel 40 Winchester. Brga-
d;er-(iencral at Cedar Creek, and MaJ General
! for gallant and merltorous services curing the
var He resi- gncd his commission as capt an of
tLo Rroular Army October 81. 1866. He was
nnolnted Consul-Gcueral to Havana IN 1871,
and Con,ul-Generai 10 Pans n ls.1
since lis return from lars III Io1'
he has remained az his home IN Dea-
| ,ara He was married shortly after the
close Of the war TO Delaware ia1y, oli1 nau & ho
| ch1Ilren General Hancock and General Grant
! -, botb intimate friends of General lorbert,
! and on the return OF General trrant from ms
tour around the world he met y 'heral @orDer' @
AT Chicago. where taey had long conference.
! IL vovape 70 Vera Cruz was on business, al
tLough MS friends decline TO say Of what nature
this busuess was. His wife IS at present at DIS
home i'm Milford Del.
wish NJ. Mr. Welsh aud his partner IN trade
| came from FrOutera. a city Oh tue MeAlcai
coast and went 10 Ihllautlpnll, ne liuliTdC''u u
nTomntlv his business there. and came back VIII
his wife and child in time for all OF them TO sal
ON the Vera Cruz. He was GermaD aud wa'
engaged in the jewelry trade.
! WELSH Mrs, wife OF the above.
| WELSH. - child of the above.
THE OFFICERS AND CREW.
/ BAAR f., seaman.
! RtNfIoFF, HEINRICH, nrcman.
| BRANDENBKRG. c. quartermaster.
| RRIGF H., fireman.
| HRONK L., first assistant engineer.
| HpoNK ~ third assistant engineer.
| CASEY. DENNIs. messman. o
CAsrY' JoHN. forty years Of age of No 233 Ayenne
OA He mad been waiter on the vessel for tn,
ias+ five years. He leaves "a wife and ioul
nhildren. one an infant four months old.
! CoRVrII JOIN, coal passer
! CoVcoRAN BARHRY, coal passer.
| nJ.z JosF. was a young Mexican who was sen
i'i'.@' 80, i,r he Government take cAarg