New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-16
CRGS' THE ATLANTIC.
on THE STEAMERS.
TIa. TRY FOR ANOTHER
HOSE WHO SAILED.
THE CIrY

I'M VII 'tata NJ NNH N@''AN@%A'
RECORD HOSE WHO SAILED.
An lmmeus adhered tho por
OF the lnu,an Iir ,y 10 see the CO Of Paris
on. The steamer carried $50 cabin passengers and
among them we're many prominent people. The hour
for sailing =. NJ. but Tho steamer was delayed
for half al hour Captain watkins Asked his frte nds
10 vasch his steamer this trip and see what an
Interesting record she would make. "n ~ can DO
broken again. he said. I'll Try to do the good work
this time
Among those who sailed wore Robert 7 Lincoln,
United states Minister 10 England, and his family
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie, General Lloyd Brice
and Mrs. Brfce, eX-Msyor samuel Booth, Of Brooklyn
George Vi. Pullman, Arson Phelps Stokes Mrs
Josephine Ayrc. Mrs. Thomas W. Ackerly, Miss
Ackerly. J. Edward Ackerly, Mrs. william Appleton,
IT,, Mr.. and Mrs. George {. Buell., Charles Bigelow,
Arthur Brisbane, Edwin II. Burnett, +. l.. Baker,
Miss Amy Baker, Charles A Body, Francis H..
Clergue, Dr. william Cheathan. DIR. C. G. Currier,
Dr. j. O. Clarke. George Carnegie, Augustus L. Case,
Napoleon Dubrul, Mrs DubrIl, H. A. Dtson, ". Jen.
nlngs Demorest. the ROY. Z. II. Donahoe. ID. H.
Elliot, Lieutenant Commander W. H. Emory, r. II.
Ewar John French Frank French. Lieutenant 7.
G. Fraser r. N, Miss Alice de Gresycr. A. T. Guioi,
Mrs. Gulol, Dr. Charles Gibson, Miss sallie Hargous,
r. /. Hargous, Thomas Harrison, Mrs. Harrison,
Charles Buckley Hubben Mira Hubbell. tho Rev.
Charles r. Henderson Mr.. c. IshSm, Mr. H. c.
Jarrett, Mrs. Frank Leslie. Ernest Lambert. J. Grant
Lyman, Robert s. Mccormick and Duncan MAckenZb
Mr. Carnegie had planned TO go 10 Paris chiefly to
study the South American exhibits, so rs 10 NJ him
self for his duties United states Commissioner to
the Pan-Amercan Congress, 10 DO held IN October
Yesterday however, he received from Governor James
A. Beaver, OF Pennsylvania, his appointmnt as Com.
missioner OF Pennsylvania b. the Exposition His
time at Paris VIII therefore, be dividci between his
duties to tho Government and TO this State. Mr..
Carnegie will visit other countries also, returning
In September
Among those who sailed by the Britannia. Of the
White Star Line were COlcnel william Aitchinson'
william II. Appleton, the Rev. p L. Carew' r. T.
s,lly barley Captain NJ. J. Dunlop, the Rev. Dr. D.
FItzpatrck and Colonel John Hay and family.
On the Alier Of the North German Lloyd Line were
Mr. and Mrs. c. Il. AshmOro Mr.. and Mrs ". H.
Bull W. CaspaTY and family, Jacob Doelger. Louis
J. MerkeL George W. Vanderbilt. Mr.. and Mrs August
Won Ende. Mrs. Belva lockwood sailed on tho
westerland, Red star Line.
Francis H. ClerRue who sailed on tho City OF Paris.
viii spend the neat six months at Teheran in the
tntsrcsts Of syndicate OF American capitalists who
aFe planning mOdernLe Persia by introducing rail-
roads electric lights, national bank and htesian
wells Mr.. ClcrRnc, IL Is SAID, has succeeded ~
inducing the Shah to vo his consent 10 having these
improvements IN tiOduccd in his land. and before long
active work will be begun. Mr.. Clcrgue Will mako
his headquarters ultimately In this city.