New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-12
The following names are on the Umbras saloor

were therefore taken aboard the Umbfia, after
lights bad been set on the wreck. III
THE DELAYED PASS ENG ERE.
The following names are on the Umbra's saloon
passenger list
6. H. Asassiz, IL. NJ Atkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. James
w Alexander, Cecil Barring T. p Blackwood J. w.
Regbit, c. A. Brown, J. Hewlett Brooke j. H. Benton,
Mrs. Batersby Miss Eattersby c. Thome Brooks, O. w.
Bergncr Thomas Barring, Mr.. and Mrs George Beck.
william Reynolds BFOwn Walter BehreRs Miss Burke,
r. A. Barber Sir Robert Burnett Fart. Joseph A.
Brown BAILEY, Miss z. Cation Mrs George Hyde
Clark ana maid, J. Lockhart Cassls, Mr. and Mrs.
George i. Crane, r. Cooper, W. NJ. Calhoun, E. Caton
FIR. and Mrs George eaton. John Cameron. Miss Mary
j. Cullen, +. A.. Clerk Mis-, Stella c. Cai. Miss
IAnan G. Clark, g. f. Drummond Seymour Da Costa,
James Dooey Miss sara Dougan, John Douean j. Dawes
Isnacio da Costa Duarte, William Derry John Oar
ling Miss Duckworth, Miss b. Duekwotth' Miss
l. NJ g. Duckroith +. Donaghy, Francis Edgar Mrs
f. L. Entwstlc, Frank Evans A. 5. Emmett MT ana
Mrs W. &. Foster Hiram J. Farchd. Miss r. Far
child Miss Field, H. Ferguson W. A. Fonahsoec' CON-
J. G.. NJ Field. w. X. Grimm, c. T. GudeOiod'
Arthur W. Ganse Mrs Ge1des NJ. j. Glasgow, Miss
II. Goodbody Robert Goodbody, NJ. F. Goodbody,
Arthur GLIB. o. A. eager, j. p. H. GastrcH, d. NJ
Grlmsiac Mr. and Mrs. J. o. Green Lawrence Glen
iir Crosvenor. Mr. and Mrs. W. e. Codes E Hey-
MANN Miss T.. Burial Hoffman, Mrs. 9. Burial
Hoffman, W. Hudson, Miss J. G. Hough, j. Hubbard
Miss Susan " Hawes n. HFschman, Lewis Hartley,
J. Isaacs william O. Judge, Percy H. Joseph, Mr.
james, wallace Jones, T. +. Kitching, Tom Ramp
Mr. and Mrs. Henry c. Kelsey, Miss Kirzbride j. b.
Lewis A. W. w. Miller. Mrs Joseph p McGovern'
Miss Rose McGale r. A.. McGovern A. Manoyo,
Francis Miller, Charles A.. Miller Miss McEwing, Alex
ander McEwing. Alexander McEwing, jr Mr.. and MIS-
william MARBLES, j. G. Mumford, ii. f. Manden, John
r. Manning Robert A. Murray. Donald NJ. McAulcy,
Eugene w. Mente T. Mcknight, X. w. Nesbet b. A.
Norton. Earl OF Norbury, Miss Kate 0Connor, l.. NJ
OBrien. Mrs c. oxholm. Thomas oliver John
OFlaherty. Miss S. Perrler Edward l.. Pierce. H. f.
Peerce. the Rev. F. y. Defontainc. c. b. Pratt j.
Priestman NJ. Quinn. George D. Robertson. w. Rosen
stein, u. Robinson f.. r. Robinson William Roger
son. Mrs Flizabsth Reynolds. Mrs Mary Randall Miss
Ross Mr. and Mrs William Ross Emil Ru1ert. Dr. Will
lam Richardson Mrs. Robinson, f. Robinson. Gllmour
Sharp, Mr.. and Mrs. william Sruhers Robert Sedswck
J. X. Stiefe. Dr. Fayette Smith Mr.. and Mrs. W. 4.
Shepherd Mr. and MIS-. L. V. Skinner, Colonel Albert
Shaw w. Summers. Vincent Scully w. f. Sanders. w.
S. Scocks. jr., Miss Emma Smaley. Mrs. T. Sampson.
Sampson. NJ Samuel, Ii. L. Samuel william
Tuition, kiugi Tatsumo Mr.. and Mrs John Boyd
Thatcher. Nh and Mrs Joseph w. Trutch. Mr. and Mrs
Howard T. Tu,tlc Henry Turney c. II. Tiers. Mrs. r.
Vlckcrs Mrs. Venchlarutt Louis Veachiarutti, Miss
Marie Vonchiaiutti, T. j. Williams. g. T. Willis II. Wat
kins Wild Lieutenant and Mrs. T. NJ woodruff MI and
Mrs. Washam Whitney L. Wattenberg. Nh and Mrs
Walter Wilkinson. Frank r. WsweIl. Boyd Winchester
United States Minister to Switzerland; S. G. Walker
Mrs. J. T. willing. Mrs Z. II. Ware and Miss NJ. r.
Ware.
There were also sixty-sevcn second cabin pas
scngerS and 4 20 ,teeragc passengers. The crew OF
the Umbra numbered upward OF 300.
4 DESCRIPTION OF THE VESSELS
The Umbria is one of the greyhounds Of the
transatlantic feet, her record standing second only
10 that OF the Etrura. She is a steel screw
steamer, bark riggd. Her length is SOLE feet
her greatest beam 57.2 feet and her depth 1872
feet She has four decks and her tonnage is T. II .
tons She has tn water-tight bull>heads, and her
engines are compound, of 1880 horse power
She was launched in ssl at the yards of j. Elder
y Co., Glasgow.
The IBERIA is a much smaller steamer, being
an iron screw vessel OF only 1855 tons register
Morton & Co., Leith Scotland. She is rugged as
an hcrmaphrodite brig" Her length is 254. &
feet her greatest beam 80 feet and her depth 90
feet. She has six watcr-tight bulkheads, and was
ovcrhauled at Montreal in Sept mbcr, 1887.