New-York tribune., 1891-12-23
THE ABYSSINIA'S PASSENGERS.
NAMES or THocE on BOARD AND HER CARGO
HISTORY OF THE VESSEL.

NAMES or THo-E on BOARD AND HER CARGO
HISTORY OF THE VESSEL.
The Abyssirla left this port December 13 for
Liverpool she carried eighteen saloon and thirty
five steeage passengers and eighty In her crew.
The saloon passengers wcre
Miss Mary woender Fall River, Ma 5.
Mrs T. Woc3freid Springfield, Mass
John Hainey. Toronto.
James Cook England.
Robert Cartwright and his sister, Miss Helen c,rtwrsht
u NeW.York.
James johnson. residence unknown
Miss Nellie Tghe. residence unknown.
Frank Prltley, residence unknown.
Patrick ~, merry residence unknown
Joseph NJ. Kerr. salt Lake City
Ira Williams Salt Lake CITY,
James II Richards Salt Lake City
David Williams. residence unknown
Charles Ma sey, Montreal.
John Diugle residence unknown.
Mrs j. Phillips and two children, residence unknown
pt thought be from Troy. N. y.
;he list OF steerage passengers was as follows:
Kate Donohue and sister. Trovidence James Cure
bicago L. r. L9Idop Michael Hennessey, NJ flen-
tpan, A. stOcxer, ) Anderson, O'Brien, James Me-
Hslyey, A. Sharandy, John IL. Schaatz, John H. Popc
Scranton. Penn: Emil BcrghotZ, 4. olsen d. WilKhs'
u. Hcnrica, j. Beteher II. Kr'it, Robert Bedioe' N
Znckernan Cornelius Hammond Frank Delamy, Toronto
ont Robert Reilly, Boston: John Craig Boston; ).
Orman, Toronto Ont John McVceh Pawtucss6 H. J.;
B. d. Currc, Chicago; NJ. Baker, Nc"-lork; Wary
O'Hc7a Bnstcn; S Caisen, William keldery Menauha,
Penn H. Arbor Peter johnson, Henry Spencer and
Daniel Mcmillan.
The Abyssina's cargo a valuable one, estimated
to be worth $1,000, and was insured she carreu
$1,000 bushels of wheat 1928 bales Of cotton. 7s2
bales Of hops 354 bales Of leather, LOO Dales oI
malt. 134 bundles handspkes, III legs subaca wood
II Iors satinwood, 43 packages Of clocks 35 boxes
oange 90 pa kages scrap rubber, 110 bales domestcs
$50 boxes soap, 100 cases extracts 41o cases OIL
a. cases zinc fur, $50 boxes bacon 90 terces
provisions 80 hsfbarrels of lard, 100 tabs 275 pads
7s7 boxes cheese 100 tubs butter SOB barrels apples
Q barrels Of oysters and 4.3C0 staves.
The ship was valued at $250.0OO, ana was insured
She WAS bullt in Glasgow in 1870 for the Cnard Line
but was subsequently purchased by the Gulon Line
For some years the Abysslnia has been running BE-
tween Vancouver and Yokohama and Hong Kong undcr
charter 10 the Canadian Pacific Railroad Last sum
mer she brought the Duke aud Duchess OF Connaught
from Yokohama to Vancouver. This fall she was
brought around 70 the Atlantic by tue GiGh ihv IT, tn @
was running place Of the Alaska when IS Eid up
Of thc Alaska and consisted Of George 5. Murray
captain Albert brandt purser; Dr., Freeman, surgeon
John Williams, CHIEF engineer; Thomas Lamb cmei
oflcer and Joseph Thomas, s'cOnd officer -
This was her first Trip from this SIDE this season
The Abysslha registered 1861 tons. was bnlt OF iron
and was bark Iiggcd. she had compound engines OF
500 horse power.
THE STEAMER CAVALIER BELIEVED TO BE LOST
Loador Dec CA boat marEed Cavalier ana
q number Of pieces Of NV wood, which cvldehuy
had not long been in the water, have been picked up
Off the -cilly Islands, and 1t IS believed that tDe
steamer Cavalier which left Gibraltar on December
for Falmouth has been lost. The British steamer
Indian Prince. Captain Forsyth, at Rotterdam nom
New-YOrk reports that December 13, when SIN
ten mile from Bishop loCk she passed an abandoned
English steamer The weather too heavy to allow
the Indian Prince 10 approach near enough 10 make
,ut her name The details as to the abandoned YES
seis rig Ter color ctc ally exactly with the deserP
ton Of the Cavalier, and it Is the gener pengi % " haS
after the steamer vas abandoned cveIybody WHO han
b,en aboaTd Of her was lost. The Cavalier was
British vessel Of ] ,101 tons.