New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-10
3 A. M.
ARRIVAL OF MR.. BLAINE.
THE CITY or -YORR SIGHTED.
SIZE ARRIVES OFF FIRE ISLAND AT 1:15
THIS MORNING.
THE SAM SLOAN WILL GO DOWN THE BAY AND
BRING MR. BLAINE TO THE CIrY-THoU-
SANDS DISAPPOINTED YESTERDAY, BUT
NOW THEIR PATIENCE is REWARD
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sENGERs ON THE STEAMER
The City of New-York, with Mr.. Blaine on
board was sighted at :15 o'clock this morning.
She was then of Fire Island She was ex-
pected to remain at Quarantine until 8 o'clock
this morning, when the steamer Sam Sloan will
reach there and Mr. Blaine will be taken from
the City of New-York to the smaller vessel. The
Soan which will have the Reception Committee
on board, as we'll as large delegation from the
Republican Club, and many prominent invited Wis
itors will at once come up TO the city. Carriages
will be in waiting, and Mr. Blaine will at once be
driven to the hotel, without delay and without
display.
There was great disappointment among thou
sands OF Mr. Baine's friends in this city and its
vicinity because the steamship lid not arrive yes
terday Besides the party that went down the
Bay in the Sam Sloan. there were many others who
had hoped to get glimpse Of the great states
man The owners Of a number Of other steam
boats and yachts had made preparations to 60 down
the Bay as soon as the City Of New-York should
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be sighted, and many inquiries were made at the
telegraph and newspaper offices for information
as to whether she had been sighted.
The Sloan did not wait for any such information
but spent III. entire afternoon cruising about the
Bay and keeping a sharp lookout for any sign OF
the ship. When it became evident that there was
no hope that they would be able to see Mr.. Blaine
until to-day. It was felt that there must be some
further demonstration anyway. and the ire
prcssible enthusiasm OF the party on board tho
Sloan found vent in a march and q mass
meeting which was addressed by several we'll
known Republicans. AS as the speaking was
finished the people from the Sloan returned to
the steamer and were brought back to the city
The following is partial list of tho passengers
on the steamer:
Burke Mrs. Burke, Ferguson Cowan, A; J: Ray hay
John Fitzpatrick, Mrs. X: Russell, Mrs b. c. Nil
f Sutton. Edward sutton, Mrs. lays, Miss Mccartney
Mrs. 7. c. Crawford Master Jack Crawford, T. Z
Crawford J. J. Pratt, Dr. a. Mel Hamilton, ~ n
1afman, A. W. Wilkinson, E. Pratt, Captain B. ,,i} y
Manton, Mrs MantoD A. Il Theaddell, frank N Msi
Dittler c. f. Evans, William Hoey, A. l. Johnson
W. D. Nelson, l. C. Parke, A. r. Boswell MrS DIS -
MsekaT. EDWARD Miner, Mrs NJ L Langley, Mrs
Morrow 5 p. Langley A. J. Arnold, Mrs. Arnold, Z
Uovland II. ii. MorTell, A ". Pope, l. W. Stenii. ~
Ter, Mrs. stemmler W II. Burges' tne hes' T. Mac
donald Cameron, j. p. lawson. f. j Piispury, ~. "
Taylor Cecil Walker W. j. Wilson. 3 W. hrnlstee eu
! Mrs Armlstead and infant, the Rev 8 NJ Ne"HaniII
Mrs Newman, H. c. Gomez, ". D Crahe; i Mss oT Er o.
Donoughmoie, Countess Donoushmore, Lady , EVeiH J
Hely Hutchinson, Lady Nora Hutchinson Arnold , ;
Weich Isaac Emery Leutenant-Colone horhio'I~ Nv "
Mrs Hornlblow, l. o. Stevens, Mrs stevens pI II
cook A. ". ". Miller, Miss Gordon +; W. seyOeI g
Edward Hitchcock, Mrs. Hitchcock 81; II u
!, Woodbury., the Rev James 1Reily, cbm,rt1 h
Rhoads Albert Couchon' n; or,n'i 'r e
Goldberg ". Mulian, Miss Ibbie Raymond, Thoms
blaine, Mrs. Blaine, Miss blaine Miss p9age' (
Beach Miss Nora Brandon Mss Kate Brand@1 ram McM
gene DAILY James j. scott ana Son. Mi,a DILL Mnsnrat
S,m. sp miss ginn hasss s2siRh Nrs Fasf Haskell
Jonas Ravenscroft, Mrs Rayenscroit hari1~ I; VI
+ It's Z. Corning Townsend C. W Blsck; MIS- VI; u,s z
BLACK Wig j. "a EqwSrns Wsy George fe'Gi D. linen
!, ornefeld Mrs. A. Bornefed Master Hsrmah .Tn
n eld Miss Mary Bornefeld, nurse and oa1y ben( am
W. Brown, Miss Annie F. Brown D. pors "; ~ Iohn
Y Dclcbanty Mrs cowlcs, Mrs. Lathrop, C. G. NJ
s. Gully, Miss j. Dunlap, A. s Hall Thomas nt.p IhOma Ma
Master oliver Thomas Mrs Thomas anu nts"' md nnrs
Mr. and Mrs. George Campbell. the Rev. y
summerbell John G. Harris f. L. Go9dsen; Gcors S
Bell Mr.. Snow W A. Chapman o. Sarh na crscom n noJ
n pnssv I Cassatt and son, Marshall T. Wilder NJ
and Mrs Terry l. II. Balllle, Mr. and Mrs NC sS a.
G. T. Robinson. MI and Mrs & Broo1He, bsres E Gancase
TX lawrence Mrs. Ings, J. X. Dos Passes, MIS- % ="
n Passos, Master Dos Pas'os' MISS L" NN"''' JAM