New-York tribune., 1892-01-02
THE CITY or PARIS'S ROUGH VOfAGE.
nrr.,yEp BY WIND AND WAVE AND PRoFFEhED



RESCUE.
nh, hic rrmon Line steamer City Of Paris came hto
nor, Yesterday morning. The fears res"""s III,
snfety were groun1lcsS. y SUCCESSION VI "o"NS ~
oa and winds and a five hursS delay in Offering as
.i.t,nce tn a disabled steamer delayed her. captain
,,t,s said Yesterday IL the toughest experience
which thc CITY OF raris has ever had I'VE struggieu
against a succession OF terrific Storils ir"r V"''
town 10 the Georges Banks he saia' y" pe'o''o',
o- while n tremendous was running, VIC '5"'o'
the Llandaf City, Of the Bristol lily Lhe III " "'
,hled condition. II waS sunday evening anu o"n "o
rtion was attracted by the four red lights when the
steamer showed We steamed around the Li"hu"i
CITY several times, blowing our whites ana "h,"s
D., ,or IN send off a boat. As she did not DO thlS, I
called for volunteers to loat 20 go to her euch
, hcayy sea was running that ala noo ieci i'"c
ordering away a boat All the officers ana SioFs u"
my shin volunteered ! selected crew ana Scho
ufobo,t ont I'm charge of First onccr fhS'o Tic
or Tho boot in safety alongside the disabled steamer
and offered assistance. The captain OF the Lmhuah
Ctv said that he WAS sorry to have caused Us the
,rouhle ~ sending off n boat ia such heavy sea anu
,bro,r nockage Of letters on board which he desired
,o have delivered IL New-Yorh. He said that inc
machinery OF the Llandar City was dSarrangcd Dut II
would be all right In few hours lie declined as
sistance This was about in MID ocean
No damage done To the city OF faris or 10
hcrn By the seas tufDueu "h'H w N""rr'''
we had to slow running through the head seas
,d that is ono of the things which make us late In
arriving here
The LANDAU City is freight steamer and the fact
tbot she declined assistance shows that she was IN no
danger. she left this port for Bristol on December
II with a general cargo. She is stanch ship ana
no fears are felt for her safety Most OF the pas
cngers OF the City Of Paris scaslck all the way
over n was seldom that the weather permitted any
one TO be on deck, and things were generally upcom-
Portable.
Among the passengers on the City OF Paris were
7 : Alexander Slgnor Arditl, L. X. Ashford, LLOYD
AspnwaII j.. IL. Bartlett. J. D. Barrett, X Il. Beard
! q BedeI W. J. Bell, Mrs. Bell. Jean Bry Thomas
carmichael C. J. Cordner, Charles Cowand, D. Il.
Crombie j. W. Cunningham 5. H. DAVIES I. Doo-
SON Madame Fabbr. Mademoiselle Fabbr' u H.
Freedman. DIR. l.. rockingham, j. z. Garrigus. A. W..
Ciu lanes Hamilton, J. ID. Hardy, Maurice Hartog'
~ du Flon Hutchison, NJ Parry Jones, Major kenny
r. w Kerkhoven, A. Lawrence. John Lomax l.. r.
Ioree. John Mackay, Mrs. Mackay, W. ID. Mcbrue
c.orce r. McDcrmott Mrs. McDcrmott ID. ii. Moifatt'
c,,nor Nico,Ir Madame Adelna Patti Nlcolini sIghor
psne PAYNE Walter Richardson, T. a. Rickaiu Lou
pnomillv l. j. Rosenthal Joseph Rothschild r; IL
Roundebush DR.. l.. VI. scott, r. > ~; -. siane, raP
tan Boyd smith, Henry l.. smyhe william a. ote" Ti
q H. Tennis II. o. Thompson james r, iouee; h -, % ~
rarie g. Van Steeden, J. l.. Warden, John B'
| Warden William c. Weir. owen b. WicRham' W. d.
! williams and Thomas wilson