The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-14
THEY GAIN THE OTHER SHORE
MILBANK rs ON HIS NA7IVE HEATH,
AND BORROWE rs WITH HIM.
The Distinguished Compile Maintain a Dig.
ninrd Reserve, but norrowe Seems to
Think Lie u Fniiurc-The Dinner They
Didn't Eat In I.ondon-AIilbnntt Rather
Amusedb by His "Reminiscences of mcricn.

frv,iDh 1892 ~ TnE SrS Printing and Pui,iiy h.s-
ciI'im.
LONDON. April 13.-llalctt Alsop Borrowo
and Harry Nano Milhank. who arrived by the
City OF Paris in Liverpool ut y o'clock this
evening. left on tho midnight train Tor Lon
don. They would have liked to leave before to
join supper party at tho Savoy Hotel. to
which they had invited several friends by
cable from Queenstown. but tho City OF Paris
arrived in tho afternoon Just twonty minutes
too late to pass the bar and get into tho Mer-
sey. Doth Milbank and Borrowe were sound
asleep when the reporters OF TIE Sun and
other newspapers boarded the Steamship at >
O'CLOCK this morning off the Irish coast. Seven
or eight hours later Purser Miller nprrscd the
two Of the presence Of reporters. and MilLank
sail to Borrowc:
Now this is your affair over hero with the
newspapers. You may do all the talking"
Borrowe had little to say. however. except
that he had nothing to say.
Il have como over here" he replied in nm
swer to the question as to what was his object
in returning so soon to London. on matter
of business entirely unconnccted with the
Drayton affair"
In reply to question ms to whether lie con
temrlatcd challenging Fox or Orhiltree. or
whether Coleman Drayton was expected to re-
turn to Europe. or whether Milbank would
challenge tho Due de Moray. he only said:
Il have nothing to say"
Borrowo did say that lie expected to meet
Fox and Ochiltree tomorrow when the 1ues-
ton as to whether or not he authorized the
publication of the correspondence would be
settled.
Milbank and Borrowo were objects of awe
during the trip Of the City Of Paris. They sat
at the purscrs table with Handsome Jack 4"
Barnes the actor. and young Teddy Oha-
tivia. the dude. who were almost their only
associates during tho voyage They came on
board under assumed names. which they
dropped as soon as the steamer left Sandy
Hook. and the second day out every pnssc
on board was appraised Of the fact that "the
duelists." as they were called. were aboard.
The other passengers ate their luncheons
and dinners with thcir eyes upon tho purscr's
table. and EaZed curiouSly upon Borrowe und
Milbank when they met them walking about
the deck. AS young Ohativla sat at tho same
table and walked the deck attached to an iron
chain. at the other extremity Of which was y
large ow-eggcd bulldog of ferocious aspect.
he was mistaken by many OF his fellow pas
senGers for ono of the ducllis!s. und shared
the glory Of tho occasion.
Borrowc and MilbanE dinel at the Adelphi
Hotel hero with Ohntivia and Stuart Miller.
purser Of the City Of Paris.
M!!bank. in conversation with THE SCS rn-
porter. expressed himself rs rather amused
thnn otherwise with his recent American ex-
periences He said the strangest sight he
ever saw in his life was tho reporters swarm
ing over tho side Of the Majestic when he and
Borrowe arrived in New York harbor. Milbunk
believes thoroughly in Borrowe He says that
the whole story OF tho Drayton affair has not
yet been told and that when it is made known
there will lie a reaction of popular feeling in
his friends favor.
BY United Prts.
Borrowe had n careworn and hunted OK
preston. He declared that he had boon
bounded to death in New York Col. Ochiltree
and Mr.. Fox arc awaiting In London the arrival
of Mcssrs Iorrowo and Milbank. and will
probably settle in short order any personal
questions that exist among them.
The passengers on the city Of Paris say that
Borrow and Miibank kept nloof throughout
the entire voyage from other passengers. and
had pot made any friends among their fellow
voyagers. some Of the passengers declared
that If Borrowe and Milhnnk had tried To make
themselves familiar they would have received
very cold shoulder. The couple freluented
one corner OF the smoking room. and that cor
ner was avoided by the other passengers. No
ono cared to disturb them or to have anything
to say to them. except that. Mt incal times. the
Two participated occasionally in the general
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