New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-23
TRAVELLERS OVER THE SEA.
THE ETRURIA BRINGS IN A BIG LOAD-oU1-
GOING VESSELS.

The officials on the piers of the various TRANSATLANTIC
steamship lines had busy time YESTERDAY ea'ui-
day. the usual sailing day of the big steamships eve"
# This late season attracts many people TO the water
front to say good-by TO or welcome their ifehuS
sailing TO or returning from Europe. Yesterday was
All exceptionally crowded day on the Cunaid Line
piers as the Etruria arrived carrying her iuii COM
plement Of passengers, and accomplishing 'he Nosas
in the fastest time yet recorded Among INC peoP'
on tOard were -, A.,
Iobn Abendroth. Mr. and Mis- Thomas Bailey AID
r,cI DR. Archambeau, T. II. Bacon, Joseph r Baker
H. II. Barton. c. E Batcheiier' . Auaii a. BeaIe
] NJ Beck II. W. Beckwith, J. W BecK"lih' rcoiso
A. bell, Judge Ii. " booksIaver ana MI pnota n
a BourjolS, Temple Bowdon, H. I. bie"stei, , o. =,
Irowneli stephen b. Butler, John l. Ca9" a Hs
james Carroll W CarleT Rr' AIfF' b DR. Arsh
SaId Gburch r. p Clark }. f. Cox Edwards, Leonlaas
f,ockbol,t Cutting, Mr. and Mrs. Ausnstin DAILY; r.
u G. Davidson, l.. Il. Dlckey v y. Dlchcyi a. I'd
,rvon stuart Duncan ". Butler Duncan, MAJOR ba-
ward EchoIs. General John Echols, W Elias ban nan
ming Eery L. Ellinger, Dr. William Ely, me u los'
Joseph Ely Charlie, d FarlqharSon Gordon teh pew
flames Fullerton r. Clarity, W Ghormle. MI and
Goodwlle. s H. Gould r. tray, L 1,hoi Hsv
To3d' ,H Mag. M Edward Hitchcock 4: load
lev ID n Holmes. W. J. Hubert, X ,. HuhseIioipT
I fiSssrr NAN KIeeck l. A. Labouchee. " J.
Lamb the Rcv. Thomas J. Larkln f. =. Ls"i TnTe
MILAN Msrsra Lynsn c. G. Lyman d Mccormick viii
Ian McCrakeu J. r. Nc Donald AiexandcT Mo Nteu
JOIN Nc r MIler john Miller " Moore
7 Moore: Morgan xd he HeV W pr Let's Oliver. j.
( Fainter. Kenyon Painter Morris Patterson j. :.
PATERSON P rsasod Wilson fen PoRs Powe
= Prestjv' Ralph F. Prime. DIR. J. n. PnnSm g.
Z Ransom. the Kew j. sanders Reed, a. IL Rseder
I ~ Robbins. F. NJ Rogers NJ y. Ryerson W VI
s sssS"ry k Wag shs sTnss Dr. l. simpson
south%ick f. " slrague, C. A. spring: IT, the lion
O. " stanford. the Rev Hornbv steer D s,n,a
stewart TsvIdT GRIMM p. Terry W A. Thatcher
& n Thorne william F. Tillotson John r. Townsend
Deco pr George W a hdie Edward weborn H. W wells
james wilson. Howard wilson; W II. w,nsl ,nT W.
" woodward j. X. Woodwork, Horace Wymsn'
Tho came company's steamer Aurania sailed for
Ysverpool carving among her passengers
Colonel Thomas f. Adds. 4. b. Anderson, T. a.
Brook William Butler Peter BLOW pv w James i
French. W F. Foster. william Geddes, T. l.; cal al
aavs%s Tsa.rer M MnrGan McKsnzc James Muir
Tr and Mr. Byres MoIr, ". r. Miller James Mcken-
.e. John Mitchell Macdonald B MIs o. D.
81 Aubjn. Mr. and Mrs James Smith, Colonel ana
Mrs Dudley Henry Mr. aid s M Thompson
John webster and Mr. and Mrs John lawson "a'oi'
Among the passengers the French Line STEAMER
Bourgogne. which sailed for Havre were;
Baron and Baroness Blanc. Kenneth Earnhait = y;
Green, John Il. Griftb Captain Emile + Gennevo,S'
McGurdy i Nouet. william Cruger Pcll william
T. Bemy A. NJ. soho, Joseph NJ sITonson CoI d anu anu
Townsend
The passenger list of the North German Lloyd
steamer Fulda which sailed for Bremen, included these
names.
Harvard William NJ IIavemeyer. William H. lshain
J. X. Kyle; Mr.. and MIS- James Kerr osborn born T.
Navy: the lev. Henry c. Woodruff and Dr. r. I.
Williams