New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-06
OVER THE BRIGHT BLUE SEA.
OCEAN STEAMERS CROWDED WITH PEOPLE

yOYAGERS ENOUGH TO POPULATE sbSflshh
vILLAGEs-wHo THE PASSENGERS WE'RE.
The sun had Just passed the meridian yesterday "hen
the Europe bound started out from linear piers
toward Sandy Hook begrning their voyage aeIoss no
ocean, on four these the decks ana CABINS
were crowded-aeach with enough passengers 70 make
village o. good Size When these steamers sa'' e''
signal all eoIg to leave the ship tnefe was
hesitancy the part OF hundreds OF men anu ono" ~
step on 10 tho gangpanks leading 10 e PIERS Tor inc
atmosphere wss not only hot but It was oppressive ana
made people long whole mouthful OF fresh sea ar
The four big steamers had on board about 800 saloon
passengers addition to those In the ntermetae anu
Storage Austin Corbin and his daughter, MIS- Cner-
oupet Chsmpoior and her child; Brander Matthew'S
the playwright his wife and daughter, and the baron
and Baroness Daelmann are passengers =.
the French Line steamer La Champagne NTu
and Lady Grosyenor, and the Countess de Bertha' 2
among those on Cunard steamer Aurania; DE-
Pinkney, ox.surgeon in the Army, Lady Evelyn h' u
and It. w, Whtridge among the 2Of on the Noi~i
German Lloyd steamer Elbe. The Aurania' OF the ouN
line had among her 22s passengers, Lord ana LauS "t
yenor the Countess de Bernat, Joseph i. bsiey' Di
Charles K Beldin j. S. Bradstreet, c. j. Buoee anu
wife, Henry d. Burnham and wife, Cyril Cunard, william
Cunard James A. Carey. Alfred Clsgett H. W 49,,
E. p. Earle DR.. w. w. Baldock Fry, James NJ 49, ~
Max Heinrich, Charles r. Haines, G. H. Hanson 'V' =,
Hurst and wife, James Hszelton, h. A. Kursheeat H. 81
Kinsley Mrs r. A. Livingston J. L. Leycrance j. NV
ard Latham A. b. McLaren william L. ohVer' ., *,
Pemberton III. A.. Redtern and wife, william ~ rS,n
Lieutenant L. ID. Sturgis, c. u. and W. IL
Samuel Taylor and J. ID. West ..o,o,s
The following are Of the 27S saloon pdS'e"e'
on the French steamship La Champagne;
H. J. Abbott f. f. Berter and Wife y. A f pu
Mrs ! O. Butler Amory Carhart, Edmond SsnTyei
Alexander Cameron, Jose Manuel Cssuso and we cba
Cortsda and wife Austin Cobln Mrs Cherounes
pollion and child Daelmann, Baroness Tanat
CHARLES S. Fischer and wife, Wood Fosllck r. ayand
Alexandra Frey Louis Genln and wife, IheoioIe "a
s Re c S Dc k e. the
Rev Angelo Iugero Brander Matthews and MIS-.
H. Muller and WIFE G. H. Nash ana wIis ' Poaerer
James o. Reilly the Rev. j. NJ Qurk Dr. - D. r'I we
s. b. Robinson, H. G. Rhoads E. p R9ux ana ma, VIE VIE
Henry D. Salisbury and wife, E. j. de STA asria .he Pv
R. j. storrOw and wife H. Stagg ana Wo Ws' i'm b. f.
Wbeewright Dr. d. Well, Henry s. WISELY ana Captain
"ePb Ebe carried about go saloon passengers among
| whom were $1,000
H. G. Alexander, NJ Abenhelm, Sidney L. Beals, VIII
lam Cole Mfr and Mrs c. O. Goldman, MI and Mrs Neison
| Davis Mr. and Mrs NJ. L. Ernst Henry FAX JOSEF
Frsch Mr. and Mrs Augustus Franeke, j. Bsne Ian.
iton Lady Evelyn Hamton MI ana Mrs u " II psgis
Samuel LOngsll9E' W. Ldcr j. IT. Mohmann George
Mr. and Edward Fta G hSoeT Mr. p ana G. s.
pvarson Trscy Robinson, Dr. and Mrs William Rckert.
George Reich, Mr. and Mrs Louis Will N. IL W aod
and wife Mr. and Mrs Thomas w. whitehall, MI ana
Mrs c. s. Warren, +. W. Wfltrdge and Chares "ehuel'
| On the Anchoria, Of the Anchor Line, were:
Harry Braham, Mrs. J. w. Coleman Ellwood Carton
and wife George II Douglas and wife, J. Fulton, Alex
ander FIsken and wife, John Fisher, DR.. David Grant
William Leikes D. a. Lna sS Kills the ca Hsg W.
Newell Robert Patton f.. Il: shephard j; z; shane;
the Rev Demetrius staneG, Professor C. W. Scott ana
wife, o. L. woerner W. ]. Walker and wife, Edgar WIS