New-York tribune., 1889-11-07
The TECTOkIC AGAIN THE VTCTOR.
BEAUTIFUL RACE ACROSS THE ATLANTIC, IN
WHICH THE CITY OF NEw.YoRK WAS
ONLY HALE AN UOTrp RruTSD

ONLY HALF AN HOUR BEHIND.
Another ocean between the city of New
! York and the Teutonlc finished yesterday, and
once again the Teutonic proved victor. At 33
p m. on Thursday, Oct 81, the Teutolic passed
Roche's Point on her voyage out At IL last night
she reached sandy Hook Lightship, having made the
trip In six days, seven hours and three min
utes, as against the six days, hours
and thirty-thee minutes Of the City Of New
York. Tho Teutonic thus wins the race by the mar
row margin Of half hour although covered
ESQ miles Of water against the 2,776 miles Of her
rival The latter actually the FIRST reach the
bar, passing the Hook sos p. M,
nine minutes ahead OF the Teutcnic but
as she left Roche's Point at "a, thirty yninc
minutes before her rival, the difference I'm time IS
fully accounted for The record Of daily runs shows
that the vessels in sight OF each Other for the
whole of the journey. The performance Of neither
vessel is as good the records they have already
made. The Teutonlc's time is just thirty-sx minutes
behind her last and best record westward, when she
scored her first victory over the New-Yo}k in six
days. six hours and twcntyseve minutes while she
IS yet two hours and forty-six minutes behind the
City of New-YOrk's best time, which was six days.
four hours and seventeen minutes. At noon the
third day Of the trip both had covered the same dis
tance, 461 miles, in twenty four hours and this Singh
lar coincidence repeated November ., when
the days record in each ASP miles. In the
the Teutonic 495 miles. The Teutonic car
rIed a large number Of we-known NewYorkers. among
whom were:
Clarence Barker. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Beai the Rev.
f. L. Berthon Mr.. and Mrs. Heber r.
Bishop Ailson Burr Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Boyd, John Cass. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Casteman. the
Rev. r. ]. Ftasimmons Miss NJ. NJ. Oxford. Mr. and
Mrs. X. Goeief, Mr. and Mrs. X. GOelet Mr.. end Mrs
A. W. J. de Grassi, Mr. and Mrs John F. Goucher,
Mr. and Mrs. s. Z. Hasey Mr.. and Mrs. II. D Hall.
Mr. and Mrs George II, Hammond, T. S Hemingway,
Mr.. and MrL c. 2. Huntington Archer Huntington.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Jewett Mr.. and Mrs. w Laimbeer.
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Forbes.Leith. the Rev. r. +.
Maclaren, g. z. McCelland and wife, ID. Ogden Mills,
DR.. Wolfred Nelson Mr.. and Mrs. II. V. ogden. Mr..
and Mrs. j. c. osgood the Rev c, Ray Palmer. Mr..
and Mrs II. r. Romeyn, H. L. Straus. Mrs Paran
Stevens the Rev. l. Mcohane. Mr.. and Mrs. A. d.
Twombley +. b. Underh. jr, Mr.. and Mrs A. A.
Vantine Mr.. and Mrs orme Wilson and A. YzneGa
The City of New-York brought, among others
Ross Appleton Mr.. and Mrs s. II. Austin Mr.. and Mrs.
Beardsley W. H. Belknap, Alfred B. Beere. Mr.. ard Mrs
Bliss Anon Buckley {. g. Burnham the Rev. PW Cush
nahon Mr.. and Mrs S. A. Ekins F.. 7. Dorland James
NJ. Ewart, General w. b. Franklin the Rev. Jacob
Freshman. the Most Rev. w II. Gross, Archbishop Of
Aragon Dr. John II. Hail. the Rev. F. Janssens, Arch
bishop of New.Orleans Edward A. Jefreys A. r Kellogg
J. p. Ketcham. Thomas r. Lyon r. V. Martlnsen william
McClintock, p. d. Mcmillan j. S. Pillsbury. Colonel
Joseph d. Potts. Jules NJ. Ravel L. w. Ripley, Frank
Sartors Alfred Sarorls the Rev. L. Scanlan Bishop OF
salt Lake City Robert J. Seabury John L. Stevenson
Colonel Joseph F. Tobias, DR.. n B. Wolfe, the Rev. A.
Wolff