New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-22
TRAVELLERS OVER THE SEA.
GOING ON BUSINESS AND PLEASURE.
SEVEN OCEAN STEAMSHIPS SAL WITH BIG PAssES-
cVe fIsTa


GER LISTS.
II Henry Eokford the American shipbuilder' anu
lanes Watt the inventor OF the steam ongine' ooiu
have lived to see the great TRANSATLANTIC
ger steamship (an OF them under the IoioisA =, -
the discredit OF the John Cobdenites I'D Sonsio"
this port yesterday. each with her aechs cru" w 80
Messengers and hor hold full OF freight .hcy "oui.
-, 81, ~ donht that ocean steam navigation had
reaohed its perfection Although IS s4tynine years
since the birth of ocean steam navigaton-"hon the
primitive American steamship Savannah went " Law
erpool and thence TO Russiait VIII DO ny years To-
morrow since regular steam line was started between
topdon and Newyork by the arrival at this port Of
The staam packet Sirius Of tho British and American
steam Navigation Company. The Sirius was only Of
700 tons register nearly all Of those which sailed
yesterday were more than six times her tonnage.
Tho crowds which sailed on the seven transatlantic
floating palsccs Immediately. after noon yesterday
wero even larger than started for Europe week ago.
and the friends who assembled at the piers to bid
them goodbye and pleasant voyage were moro
numerous. They also in good humor for the
weather was more propitlous for starting across a
bay 1900 miles WIDE and though the air was
"Marchy,n there was a warm instead of hful
showers The flags which whipped out from the tops
of the masts and the ends Of the gas, the brightly
cleaned decks from energetic hoy-stoning
the gilded and decorated staterooms and
the odoro,is cabins, made so from the
cheerfuiness to the OCCASION and when the vessels
backed from their piers at NewYork Jersey City,
and Hoboken handkerchiefs were waved with energy,
and kisses were sent through the air from tips Of
fingers with earnestness and sincerity. IL was
parting of months with many the travellers going 10
seek pleasure on the Continent or among the British
Isles Below will be found the names OF some who
started the ocean Journey to Liverpool, Glasgow"
Uavre Southampton Bremen or Rotterdam.
The Cunard steamship Servia carried almost her
full complement Sof passengers, among whom were :
Colonel ]. H. Cowperthwalt and family, the Rev. j. W.
Armstrong. Ernest J. Aazlay, ". c. Burkensha",
Samuel Briggs and wife, Alexander Barth and wife,
D. T. Coffin, E. T. Craig, w. NJ. Colendar, Mrs Ashton
Dixie Leon Derote, Augustine Daily and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Drew, the Rev. Robert Dunlop T. N. g. Eddy,
Oliver Forsyth G. G. Faircoth, Charles Gilbert the
Rev. Joseph d. Cow, f. A. Huntington, H. NJ HYDE
E. O. Mitchell Inness, II. C. Jarrett, the Rev. Henry
Mason Joseph, Mr. Leclercq Luther Lahn hs, Charlos
Morton, Amasa Norcross, General Alexandra Pasado'
Miss Ada Rehan, the Rev. Dennis A. Tighe, H. A.
Vernet G. B. WinSlOw, Samuel G. Winterlnitz, VIII
fam Winter and son, E W. Whitaker and p II. Young.
M Blum, the United States Commissioner to the
barcelona international Exposition, sailed on the
French Line steamship, La Bourgogne. Among others
were: D. c. Corbln, V. Mumford Moore, Sir L. D.
Sac kvle West the British Minister, and his daughter
S. H. Tying, jr., Sinclair T. Hunting Henry Berendt'
Frank S. Bright. Manuel Baranda and wife, Mr. Grab
IL ShNS0SS'NNo''
Chapman, Mrs Chapman, Manuel Casares, Florencio
Cano Mr. Charpenter, Louis o. Campo, Louis Cab
assud Henry Cabassud Mr. Costeraste, Julien Talien
do Cabar1is and wife, Eugene Gaenzer Mrs Glaenzer'
Constant Grosjean, Giovanni Giordan, NJ J. Mason,
Dr. Ernosto MazzeI, Antoine Pascal, Manuel Pando'
NJ T. Plamenaz, John S. Radclif, Dr.. A do Roaldes,
Charles H. sprague II. f. Tascherau, Mrs. Quincy
Thorndke Richard Thorndlko, Maurice Tilhou
Tho Elder of the North German lloyd, carried
large number Of New-York people, among whom were
The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. A. j. Arnold, b. IL Aronson,
George Alig J. o. Bedell, DR.. Gustav A Bingsl, DR..
Thomas Chlola, John r. Crsvens and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. william Dunk Gottlieb f. Dorm, DR.. william o.
Emery Dir. and Mrs. A. A. Fishel, Mr. and Mrs A
Graef Mr. and Mrs August Goebel,
Horny Goldsmith, f. Hellbut, John K
Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Jaeckel, Fabian Joosr'
r. j. Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keller, Mr. and
Mrs Charles Loewen:hal, L. Lehman, Z. W. o. Lang
schmidt, Herbert Mason, NJ L. Meyers, Charles Offer,
Morits Pach, Oscar Passavagt, Leopold Prahar, Mr.
sha rs george schipe D. Eawfenco shaw Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Tlmann, Wilbur Tillinghast, Mr..
and Mrs. John Williams, IL Wunderllch' A. ". Wat
walter S. Cramp, one of the philadelphia ship
builders was on the Inman steamer CRY OF chicago
So also was Captain Theodore Z. Kane, OF the Navy
WHO goes to the command Of the Lancaster, the nag
ship O. the sHaS n% AmSpg ShoFS eGns
Frederick d. isGlr Green, H. GOodo Il T. Gay. Goodo
nough George Harrison, Isaac Horton Edward Hayes,
j. F. Hicks, 3. Lupton, Or; David Little, H. Il, b.
ConncIl, DR.. J. K. Peilscn, W J. stethem NJ Under
On the Anchor Line steamship Furnessia were:
George Craig H. D. ColllnGwood, Mrs Colllnywood,
lin Mrs Dcvn, Daniel Devlin. the Key. s. B. Forbes;
Mrs Forbes P MqMasleg, John MITCHELL Mhsn5v Pavd
MSs h TANKS sey stewart IT Mrs. Stewart E. Tams
Edgar Williams, James s. Watt, S. H. wilson