New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08
ARRIVAL OF 4 NEW STEAMSHIP.
THE ETRURIA BEATS HER OWN RECORD.
LARGE NUMBER OF INCOMING TRAVELLERS
FEW BOUND FOR EUROPE.

a IAR6E NUMBER OF lNCOMlNG TRAY h4hSi-iN'
PEW BOUND FOR EUROPE.
The new North German Lloyd steamer Kaiser
Wilhelm ii. arrived here yesterday, having leit
Southampton on August 30 The only incident OF
her voyage was that she compelled TO stop on
September for two hours account OF hot journals
The Kaiser is fine addition to this lines handsome
feet. she built by the Vulcan shipbuildihg
Company, Of stettin5 Germany. for the Lloyd's Aus
tralian line. The IS made Of steel Her oil
mansions are Length 400 feet, beam 81. ana
depth 81. Her tonnage is 5000 gross and G3oO net
horse power 1000. and speed II knots. She mas
triple expansion engines of the latest STYLE acting on
a Manganese propeller.
As the Kaiser is to run I'm the tropics particular
attention has been paid TO her ventilation and de-
vices for preserving cool temperature. The saloohS'
smoking rooms. ladies' cabin and MUSHROOM are OH
the upper deck with free access to the air on three
Sides They arc highly decorated The steamer can
accommodate 100 first and eighty second cabin pas
seng,rs.
Among those who arrived on the Kaiser were
r. p Earliest Robert D. Benedict, C. 4. Coleman
W. f. Cane W. W. Goodrich, Charles Gillig. Dr. l. ~
Iittig \. A. Raney, Dr. Samuel Sexton, me Kew
NJ j. Savage. II. Il. Tutte and Miss Beatrice Terry
Another important steamship arrival yesterday was
that Of the Cunarler EtrIria, which broke her own
record and brought an extremely large number Oh
passengers The Etruria made the passage In SIX
days one hour aHd hfty-tw minutes. from Queens
town to sandy Hook This lowers her own record by
three minutes The Etruria held the best western
record before the advent OF the CITY of PaTi-. 81,
Among her passengers were ID. ". AmbercrOmpo,
s. W ADAMS, PRESCOTT Adamson, J. B. Andrews, John
J. Bailey. W. f. Bailey. T. d. HARBOUR Mlhlam I,d a.
Barnum, Colonel George W. Barranger, W. H. Barles,
F. W. Becker, W. H. Beers. T. r. Bennett, Hcni!
Borendt L. NJ. Blachord. X. =. Bloodgood. d. Bmoher'
Professor z. j. BoswOrth, J: O. Bourne John j. IOyG'
5. Bradford, Professor Charles r. Bradley, \; 4.
Briggs J. (. Brnnell, the Rev DR.. +. 7. Hromhcld'
GeGGgG B0Tgha ne sn 6Gy P Ma pnP%o
f. H. Cain, J. Cameron. D. u. Carey. O. 6. carter
&. H. Carter W. Burton Carver, W. G. Chisholm W i
fam Christie Il. J. Christie. samuel !. Coleman l. H.
Collins. b. Ccrdemeyer James {. Covert, H. il; toAc,
David Craven Fred Cromwell. J. H. Crosby LaWioh
Crossley the Rev. John CucksOn, G. W: cummings
J. W Dale, Major J. G Dalton Il A. CharIs bana
James S. Davis D. s Dean. Richard Dclafeld f. pens,
more John : Driver = Dunn H. P'4H' w ri N: h1
II. J. Elliott. NJ. Eppscin G.. ;. Evans. b. IL Labcns'
Joseph Fahys l. Felman, Profess Charles r Fesse1-
den, c. T. Fisher, Desmond Fitzgerald j. d. Fltzgead
John H. Foster, George ;. Fraser. William 9. HSe'
pr. j. d. Fulton, W. H. FurncsS. &. Garcia T. Gardner
W. Y. Gibson G. Goodwin. John Grazer. Joseph
HaesSe V a Ia aIeJ j. Milton ' a VI. s. HaeaTen
f. Harper. l.. Harris, J. T. Harrison, William Herbert
". : Hewitt John = Hcws0n. W. j. Heyman, Dr j.
F. Hutchngs. Charles +. Irving W. T. Johnston,
VI. j. Taylor, II. G. Tciloy, p l. Thorn, {. D. Thomas,
O. A. Thorp. Professor b. H. ThurstOn, A J. Todd S.
p Townsend, William 5. Tryon, II. J. valentine, DIT.
W. 4. Van Nredenburgh, lIaman A. Nedder, H. +.
Waite H. G.. Waite. T. ;. Valley, David Wallace, J. T..
Waller +. l.. Wallmann, the Row. Daniel Walsh Fred
erick Walthew, Dr. J.. p. Walton William II. Walton.
John NJ Walton, Albert Warren. the Rev. Alexander
Waters. James Watts, Il. I. Weir Or. {: W. Weldon,
Walter G. Wesson Harry +. West, II. X. White,
L. G. White, J. J. Wilder Bradford G. DE Wolf, Henry
C. T. Yerkes, J. C. Brown, +. Griffin f. Harvey J. s
Morse, b. shepherd, b. p. Wasiead, W. G. Low