New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
THE SERVIA RETURNING.
HER CRANK-PIN BROKE AND SHE Is BEING
ToWED BACK TO PORT.
PRINCE GEORGE OF GREECE WILL HAVE TO MAKE
ANOTHER sTART-pEoPLE WHO

PRINCE GEORGE OF GREECE WILL HAVE TO MAKE
ANOTHER sTARr-pEoPLE WHO
ARE on BOARD.
The steamship Elder, which arrived of Fire
Island at 4:t0 p. m. yesterday, signalled that
she had passed the Cunard steamship Servia
early in the morning in tow of the oiltank steam
ship Chester. the Servia having broken her high
pressure crank-pin. When sighted the Servla
wos about 100 miles east Of Sandy Hook
CAPTAIN Baur, Of the Elder, said last night that
at about 80 a. m the Servia was sighted some
eight miles away the starboard DOW, ana as
there was evidently something wrong he steered
toward hrr. lie found that she was being towed
by the Dutch oitank steamship Chester. Seeing
that the Servia was not under steam, he had
made preparations to take her passengers oH
board his vessel. but they declined to leave the
Sorvia and. az he could be Of no assistance to
fbe Cunarder. he came on TO this port as quickly
nc nossible 10 give information Of the accident
CAPTAIN Baur brought word TO the Cunard COM
many that Captain button, Of the Servia, wanted
them to send out tugs to aid in bringing the
vessel to port
Captain Baur saws that in all probability there
arc some cranll-pins in store at the companys
dock. but il not one would have to be mace mere
or imported from England, which would OF course
delay the vessel for some time
The Seryia left here on Saturday last at a. M
having on board large number OF saloon posseh'
gers among whom was Prince George OF Greece
The Chester. witch is towing the Servia, leu
also on Saturday last, but late in the afternoon
She is commanded by Captain Tolle, and was
built in Liverpool in 1872 ms Is
the second time this year that she mas
helped disabled vessels into port On March
she brought in seventy-eight men and one woman'
the crew of the wrecked steamer Iowa.
Two powerful tugs were sent out last night
by the Cunard Steamship Company to bring the
servio in. II is expected that she will reach
her dock about nobn to-day. The following Is
a oo,pnIete list OF the passengers who embarked
on Saturday: =,
Miss Ashmore J. p. Adams, Misc H. H. Alien NJ
Adler Mr. and Mrs p. F. Auvray two Misses AuYrsy'
Mrs Lizzie Armstrong, Miss Amendineer Alexander H.
AUDI tho Rov. Dr. William Adams the Rev. Johh ErsAlue
Adams Mr. Arnew Mrs. Thomas Aspden, Miss Florence
Aspden J. p. Bolnd, Mrs. Jane Beatty Miss A. W.
Barry Mis-, Black J. f. Brooks, W. h. Browne MIS-
Annie Batten Miss NJ. J. Brooks, John b. Barrett IT,
tho Rev and Mrs Il. s. Barrett Benjamin Brooks. MISS
Emma X Bureson. General and Mrs. Isaac D bahgs'
Dennis NJ. Bangs, Edward A. Beach, MISS Fahhle +"
Burragp Mrs. f. J. Ballard, Miss Marion Baiaiu N'Ss
H. Bennett May Bennett Mr. and Mrs Johh l5ecsey
Master Roland Beesley Miss Beatrice Beesley Dr. anu
Mrs Albert Rabbi the Rev. and Mrs f. w. Burr d. d.
Eugene W. Bond Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Bond, MI anu Nrs
F. c. Belden Mr. Belden Miss X Bryant fa"uru
F. Bideleux Mrs. Myra Bradwell NJ T. Binghan'
Mrs Thomas Bradwell Mr.. James b. Bradwe Jr'' MISS
DIVA Barton Dr. and Mrs f. Burrows, Miss Harriet G.
Blair Miss Bailey, Mr.. Booth, John Barrett ~ Buchef
6 Boap Professor Albert S. Boles FELTON, Bent Maurice
Carre Miss Mud Colgate, Fred l. Cairns, o. j. de Cor
doya General John T. Cutting, Miss Harriet L. Cole, the
Rev. and Mrs r. NJ. Cole Miss Nellie A. Cole Miss Alice
H. Cole Miss Mamie Cole F. NJ. Cocker, ir, Miss Sallie
A. Camp Miss Hattie H. Camp, Miss NJ W. Covel, MISS
( NJ Coodery Miss d. L. Coodery. Mrs. j. NJ. Curtis,
Miss pvelyn Curtis, DR.. G. NJ Chsmberin, Mrs. Cham
bern George NJ. Chamberlln jr., Miss Laura g. Cham-
hern Andrew Cummings Frank S. Cummings, II. c.
Curtis Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Cunningham. MI and Mrs.
James Coats, Alfred NJ. Goats, James NJ Coats W'llam
Canac, G. y. B. Caalac, c. DeavRl Gotham, Mrs William
6 Dner, Master Leroy Dner, Mrs. X. C. Daniels.
Master Gordon Daniels Miss Garnet Daniels Mrs Thomas
Dunlop A. DmInock John Dyke, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Dexter Mr. and Mrs w II. Dexter Miss Mary Dalrymple
e. r. Dudley, Mss NJ. c. Dobbie. Miss K. NJ Doboe, j.
W. Dobbe Miss Jeannle Dobbie Miss Esther Davidson j.
A. Deadly, Mrs. A. NJ. Donney, Mrs Julia A. Darling
MIA. Emma Davis john Ecees, Miss Julia Elliott Miss
Marion Everhard, J. II. Esten, Mr. Esten Miss Fuller
Arthur Fawcett George Files, Count Falstcr RUSSIAN
Nayy) Miss Sarah Freeburger, Miss A. L. Franklin Miss
A. J. Fisher, w. Fisher, Miss f. Frost Mrs NJ Frost
Albert Farquhar Lady Mabel Fitzgerald, Lady hester
Fitzgerald Lord George Fitzgerald, Miss Kitty Feucht
william r. Gilbert Mr.. and Mrs Joshua Gregg. G. X.
Gale Mr. and Mrs S. A. Griffin, the Rev Thomas Gallau-
drt Miss NJ. c. Gabka. George p. Gabka Mrs. Walter
Gordon and Two children Mrs Gage Professor Aaron Gore
willard F. Gay and friend Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gregston
Miss Oracle Gregston, Miss Addie Gregston George W.
Gates Herbert r. Gates William u. Gates MISS virginia
Gilmer w. Could John b. Gest. John NJ Cost George
y. HILL Mrs. Francis Hunter, Miss Laura F. Hover NJ
H. Holder Mr.. and Mrs Louis Il. Hyde, Miss Louise l.
Ioey, Miss L. S. Hamilton L. b. Hamilton Miss r. u
Halron, John Hickey Miss Ida l.. Holt, DR.. l. b..
HOPKINS c. D. Hassari, Mr.. and Mrs. t. NJ Harris
Mrs. E A. Horton c. S. Hildebrand, Miss ". p. Haskell,
Miss Lizzie II. Herr, Miss f.. Hanawoy Miss Mary Hew'
lings Stuart II. Hall, William c. Hess, j. W. Hunter
p Hughes Cecil r. Hardy, Mr. and Mrs H. Hutson'
Mrs, A. H. Heald Miss Louisa Head, Miss Mamie
Heald Frank A. Helmer, Mrs j. b. lmrie' MISS r. IT.
wine Miss f. Inkstee, b. N Jacobs, Miss salle Maude
Jones Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Jones' Miss Hiloa jones'
Miss Bertha Jones and nurse, L. c. Jessop j. NJ JAMES,
Miss L. Johnston Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jones, james
NJ Kerr. Miss Kent, Mrs. Emma Ihaeker Kaye, w. D
Kerrnish Mias Saie A. Kleineletter Miss Nina Keep
e F. Kittredge Dr. w. p. Kane, Mrs. Alma Katz, MISS
Emily Katz Master A. Katz Sidney H. Lapworth, Alfred
Locker Frederick Lavender, Captain Lohmen Q'uss'an
Navy) Mrs. Phyllis Fl. Log Mr. and Mrs D. d. Lucas
Miss " Lucas George Levi. Mrs. Il. L. Locrch, Miss
Toercb A. NJ Lewis Mrs A. ". Lewis Miss Marian
NJ Lewis Miss Bertha T. Lewis, Arthur T. Lowell, Mr..
and Mrs +. A. Leigh Gilbert D. Lamb MIS- H. b.
Lardner j. J.. Lardner w. Gordon McCabe, Thomas NC
Cale-j Alexander Medium. Miss Alice Mofet, Nh and
Mrs Morrison Miss Morrison, Miss L. r. Martin Rev.
r. A. McAndrews James J. Mccarthy, Professor j.
Marais Charles a. Moran, f. ]. Mawen, W. g. MORRISON
Dr. John Murdoch Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A.
Manice Miss Camille E. MERCER, Rev. J. c. MacErain
Joseph MOoTe, 4iis' - 4f"''O'N, - -
Miss Mary A. Mitchell Miss X. McLennan, Miss Mabel
Mcclure Miss Helen Middleton, Miss {. Marks, Miss
Carrie s. Montfort Miss Mcneil. Miss Maggie Mcneil
Miss Mclaughlin, Mrs. n. c. Morrow, Miss Elizabeth
Meredith Dr. II. p Merriman, Mrs. II. p Merriman and
infant James Monohan, Mrs. A. c. McHenry, H.
Miller Miss Josie Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. g. c. Mclean,
Miss Mary A. Miller, Robert Macdonald, Miss MacaNsh
Mrs Macavsh, David Milne Herbert Manlige' Frank
Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Noble. Mss Mary A. Newcomb
Mr. and Mrs. John NEWMAN, Miss Emma Neal MI and
Mrs W IT, Nichols Mrs Bessie oDFIen Mrs oSie,
Er,,k O,Dooncu Joseph Parsons Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
parsons Henry y. Potter 1sor and Mrs j. b. Pond and
infant q. NJ. Pinckney, Mrs A. NJ Plowman Mr. and
Mrs f. Paaum Thomas Peters, Miss Susie Pttman, Mrs
f. b. Packard Miss A. f. Packard j. H. Packard Dr.
n Packard George II. Packard w. Il. Perkins, Miss
:, Al PIerce Mrs S. j. Pitcher, L. w. Pyle, j. B.
Prior j. r. Prior, w Prophet, Miss Clara e. Rowley
Miss Ada Rsher Miss Laura b. Risher Miss Katherine
RIshe Miss Rogers, Miss Zeta Rogers Miss Kate
Ross Miss Martha Ross. Miss Aurea Roach MI and Mrs