New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27
SENATOR MORGAN RETURNS |
MANY OTHER WELT-kNOWN PEOPLE ON
BOARD TIE NETWORK
HENRY IRvING'> COMPANY ARRIvES-JOHN
THOMAS THE uARPIsT. on THE
CrNNEDER CAMPANIA.

THOMAS. THE uARPIsT on THE
CUNAIDER CAMPANIA.
The gangplank had no sooner ratified and joted
against the side Of the New-York yesterday than
Senator Morgan Of Alabama. prepared to leave
the vessel Seeming the battle from afar he went
from the pier OF the American Line directly to
the Pennsylvania Railroad station In Jersey city.
and was speeding on to Washington several hours
before sunset He will be in the thickest OF the
silver fight tomorrow. One OF the first things
h. did upon landing was to purchase the evening
papers After successfully completing negotiations
for the public prints he settled himself comfortably
In his carriage and read about PETER Hill and
silver. Senator Morgan was one or the members
OF the I}ehrng Sea Tribunal Of Arbitration After
leaving Paris at the close of the tribunal he was
busily engaged with his colleagues in going over
the evidence He had intended 10 sail week
licr than no did and engaged passage on the Paris.
ct can hardly be expected" he said yesterday.
that I should at this time discuss the Behrng Sea
decision. The decision was one 10 Wnlch agreed
| helped to make it, and 1t could hardy De ex-
pecte1 that / should review decision OF my own
making I believe that the decision was in ac-
cordance with the proprley and rights In the mat
ter and I approvel it, | believe that 1t IL once
for all a settlement of the question. Speaking or
silver Senator Morgan said: Il am not from d Sill
State. but am a silver man. am gong Ill
rectly to Washington. / do not intend to nave my
coat of before | reach there. however thlhK
that financial legislation should be made In con-
servativr way"
Senator Morgan was accompanied by Mrs Morgan
and Mis- Morgan.
The Hon J. A. Chapleau. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
Quebec returned yesterday on the New ork' much
improved in health He went abroad Tor medicai
treatment last April. The MISUNDERSTANDING san
yesterday that he had been In Paris much oil the
time and that he had been present when the argu-
In, bc ehrin Sen were nedri. lie
said that he preferred not to give his views OF the
decision for publication. Many well-knowr actors
were the New-York. They were MISS Juila Mar
lowe. Robert Tabor and the entire company which
is to support Henry irving and MISS Ellen Terry III
their American tour The COMPANY their
attendant. and the property men numbered
clghty-one persons in all They had 900
pieces of baggage. The costumes Tor
"Becket" which Mr.. Irving will play here. made
up most Of the luggage. The scenery Tor the play
arrived here a few days ago on the america"
Line steamer CHI, stcr The company will leave
here in a special train Monday night for san
Francisco. where they will open their season. They
will 80 to Tacoma Seattle, ST. Paul and Chi
cago and early in November they viii open MI
Abbc,.'s new thcatr" In Broadway. The company
was In charge OF Charles +. Chatterton' Mr
Abbey's representative Some of the well-known
players who will support Mr. Irving and Miss
Terry are: William Tcrrss, MIR and Mrs. F.
J. Meredith Ball. Bassctt Roe. Frank Cooper and
H. H. Howe.
John Roberts the Ensl!sh billiard player. came
on tn. NcW-York lie viii probably arrange to
play with Frank G. Ives and others. Among the
others on board tho New-York were Bran Stoker
the writer. T. : C'ramp the shipbuilder; Dr.
Densmorc. Joseph j. DAILY. Howard 'iodey, tointr
\. Valentine J. \ Stetson Baron Iabieror. Baron
Gudorus. and Hugh n. Miller.
ON the Camparia OF the Cunard Line when ar
rived here yesterday from Liverpool. Nerc many
prominent persons There was John Thouas
harpist Her Majesty. the que H. good musician
"A true Welshman and "A loyal subject Of Great
Britain. Mr. Thond~'s brother who spells his
name Ap Thomas. IL also wcll-known harpist
Mr. Thomas IL going 20 Chicago TO direct the
cantata "I.lcwelyn." which Will be given a. the
Worlds Fair on ono Of the days devoted To Wales
He will also b" judge " number OF musical
contests Mr. Thomas X i professor IN the Royal
Academy Of Music.
BENJAMIN Davies noted Welsh singer, VINO was
also a passenger the Campania VIII sing some
Of the solos I'm the Thomas cantata, other passen-
gers were Sir Henry Tyler. the railroad president
Colonel e. H. Page tho Rev. Or. u. Parker Nor
gan and Mrs. Morgan. and DR. Nynkoop