New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-22

SCHREIBEL, -, of Bernau.
SCHUTT, ROBERT.
SMoLTsKY DoNGY, of Saums.
THE NAMES OF THOSE WHO ARE MISSING.
The list of the cabin passengers who are missing
and what information has been ascertained In this
city about them are given below.
BARDEKER, ARTHUR
EDDIE. OSCAR. of New-York.
GRUPIN, EDWARD, Of Berlin.
HABBERMAN. LEO, of Vienna.
HEYN, LEOPOLD, of Hamburg.
LIEBNITZ, JEAN. of Berlin.
HocKHLACUsLER, ALFRED, of Polsnitz.
PHILLIPsBoRN FRANZ, of Berlin.
POLL. ADoLPH. of Brunswick.
RONMER, GEORGE, twenty-five years old, was born
in Biberoch, Bavaria, where his mother now
keeps hotel. His two sisters, Auguste and
Katinka, twenty-th and twenty-one years OF
age, were with him their way TO New
York, where the three had an engagement
to sing at Roster g. BiaPs concert
hall in Twenty third-st When George
Rommer was only seven years old, he and his
young sisters began singing In puolic ana soon
made wide and favorable reputation AS they
grew older they became better known and
more popular. Their specially was the Singing
of Swabian national airs. The two sisters ala
the singing and the brother accompanied them
on the either. Different American managers,
among whom were Mr.. Amberg, formerly OF the
Of 1p"'if The Atlantic iniatS Garden, M who tried
unsuccessfully to persuade the Rom,
mers to visit America. They were too well
paid for their performances throughout Europe
TO accept the offers from America. and besides,
Katinka, the youngest, mad an almost insur-
mountable dread OF the ocean voyage to
this country. In the meantime their pop
ularity throughout Germany increased
and they. gave. performances at different
times before the Emperor William OF
Germany, and the Emperor Francis Joseph OF
Austria. The pictures of the two young women,
which friends of theirs in this city have, snow
that they We're extremely handsome, and very
refined in appearance Last summer Mr. Roster
visited Germany, and after long negotiations
with the trio finally made them an otter tempt
ing enough to persuade them to reject all Their
German offers ana TO overcome the fears OF
Katinka. They were to begin their engage
ment with Roster & Bial OH February 1.
RoMMER, AUGUsTE, sister of George.
RoMMER, KATlNKA, sister of George
SCHUBERTH JOHANN, Of Hamburg. Johann
scnuOelth wagon-maker hving at No. 62o
Hudson,st stated 10 ~ dRiBuNb m En-, neporoer po,Ue
had written him three or four months ago, say
ing hat he desired 10 come to America and
asking his advice. Schuberth sad mat he dld
net reply to his nephew and had not since heard
from hIL His sisIer, Mrs. LOup. OF No. 2lo
Ninth-ave., said thit she had not heard from
her family in Germany Tor several mon hs, but
the last time that she had heard 1t was stated
that younger brother of hers was coming To
thus country. His name was Johann lie was
about thirty wears OlQ ana was u WdguD-lHdhtIs
He was single MAJ. She thought that the
Schuberth on the Cimbria might he her brother.
STRAUSS. MORRIS, OF Darmstadt. Morris strauss, OF
No. 636 Fifth-st., SAID thai his u c'e Morris
strauss had expected TO sail from Hamburg for
New York Oh January II. lie was native OF
Germany, and was aO0ut fity years OF age. lie
wa. engaged III the doll and toy trade at AM
sierdam, Holland He was coming on visit 10
America ior business and pleasure. intsnding to
return TO Europe sometime III March.
WEGt RT, PAUL. OF Logan"u.
WENDT, HENRY, of Hanover.
In the various dispatches sent there are discrep-
ancies in some Of the names. Oscar EDDIE Is also
giyen as Edge. Alfred Hochacusler is also given
Moe khausler. william Zimmerman was first
given as Tunerman. Peter Comploer was sent
Compteir, and also Pomploser, aud
Alfred Voigt as Vogt. The name Curtz
was given both Curtis anf Crits.
OF the crew. eighty-four missing, whose
names have not been reported Those of the officers
who were not saved are as follows:
ALPEN F., the chief engineer leaves wife and several
children in Hamburg lie mas been In tue employ OF
the company for several years, OH the Cimbria ana
other vessels.
BERSITT j., the Durser.
Haas. ~ JULIUS, the captain OF the Cimbria, was
about forty years OLD. lie was a native OF HAM
burg. Captain Hansen entereu tine service OF the
Hamburg American PacAe Company as iour
oncer, as is required by the company, when he
was ABOUT twenty-five years old. de rose
gradually 10 bis position oI master. captain
Hansen made ms last voyage 10 iIns country
ABOUT month ago, tn. CImbra arriving about
Christmas. He leaves wilc ami two III. .dren,
a boy ana 10 glIl, i'll Hamburg, where lie made
his nome.
KARIOwA, F., the chef officer OF the Cimbria. was
ABOUT thirty five Years old. he entered the
serylce of the company as iourth officer about
twelve years ago, aud has breh on tne ClmOrla
for two years. lewas single man and was
BROTHER of Captain KarlOwa, Of the steamship
VauuaIla.
MULLER. c., the surgeon.