New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-17
THE ATLANTIC WAS BoISTERoUS.
HIGH SEAS AND HEAVY WINDS PLAY HAVOC
WITH REooRps-THE CITY OF NETWORK

GETS HER SHARE OF BAD WEATHER
The monster Inman Line steamer City OF New
York arrived at her pier yesterday morning, having
experienced heavy weather as other vessels have
reported during the last few days Captain watkins
reported that he had intended to test tho steamers
speed this voyage, but that owing TO the heavy
head winds and seas which he encountered the vessel
could not develop her full speed Her record on this
voyage when the weather is taken into account, how
ever places her In the front rank Of the ocean grey
bounds. Her daily runs were as follows Novem-
Der g. $50 miles o, 800; 10, 391 IL, 4O2; H. 30l
49, 3ss, and ID, all. She arrived of Sandy Hook
at 3 :55 D. m. on Thursday, where she was detained
by a heavy fog. Her actual running time was seven
DAYS, four hours and thiry-ivc minutes and the
total distance run was 2,731 miles. On November
10 she encountered a heavy gale, In which the star
board arm Of the female hglrehcad was broken by an
immense sea- which also tore away about eight feet
of the gilt scrollwork the starboard bow Beyond
these slight injuries damage done 10 the vessel
Among the passengers were c. p Ayers, a. d.
Barton S. L. Breckenridge, Matthew Brown, Henry
L. Carter, W. d. Cochrane, +. L. Courtney, the Rev.
f. Churton Bishop of Nassau the Rev. ii. N. Churton,
L. ". Clark Herbert L. Clark J. W. Dodsworth,
Avery Gallup, J. l.. Greenwood, g. f. Gregory,
Horace w. Gridlcy, sllas c. Halsey G. j. Hunt, T. W.
Jackson L. P. n Landrum, W. II. Lessg, J. b.
Moland, II. n. Mark, L. j. Murray, w. J. Needles,
DIR. wofrcd Nelson, John Odell, Albert OppenheIm,
II. II. Peacock W. f. Pearson, Horace G. Phillips,
F. G. Radcliffe C. NJ. Reynolds, Benjamin F. Rogers,
Joshua J. Rose, j. Rosenfed, T. II. Slavery, ii. a.
Spinney, +. L. G. stee Edward p. Vachsr, b. +.
Ward, W. R. f. Ward, T. f. K Wilson and L. NJ.
Wistar
All other incoming vessels which arrived at this
port yesterday reported terrific gales and high seas
in the North Atlantic. The Netherlands American
steamship Leerdam arrived from Rotterdam, making
the voyage twenty days. six days longer than her
usual time. Her captain reported having encountered
northwestery gales, with heavy head and cross seas
throughout the voyage. The vessel sustained no dam
age. The captain of the Dutch steamship Wilkomen,
which arrived from Bremen, reported having en-
countered the same gales. On November 7, In latd-
tude 1888 longitude 1924, he passed largo quantities
of wreckage, including two boats painted biack,
deck-house with a skylight attached, and several
pieces Of vessels guard rails
The captain of the bark Austria, from London, re-
ports that on October o. in latitude 49, Longitude
2O35, he passed a small raft with water-cask
dashed on It. It had apparently been In the WAFER
for a long time The Beaver Line steamer LAKE SUI
pefor arrived from Liverpool yesterday AFTER pass
age of thirteen days She encountered heavy weansr
on the VOYAGE from tho effects OF which three val
uabe stations and three nles died on sunday which
were consigned to James HaytOn, Newton, Iowa: Inc
horses which all died within few minutes OF each
other were valued at IS 0O0