New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-02
VERAGUA SAILS AWAY.
HE GOES WITHOUT a WORD TO HIS OFF.
GAL ENTERTAINERS
LIGHT PASSENGER LISTS on TIE OUTWARD
BOUND STEAMSHIP FLEET.

BOrND STEAMSHIP FLEET.
The mon who cast on The hawScrs OF the big
French liner La Brctagne were the only ones who
were AT the pier yesterday morning to wave their
hats In honor of the Duke Of Ncragua and his party.
The ducaI party went On board the steamer the
Midnight before. They had come from dinner
given To the Duke and a few intimate friends at the
Hotel Waldorf Few persons noticed them as they
came on board the steamer. The Duke had secured
rooms -. 81 and 30. The cabins amiisllip and
among the best on the vessel. La Bretagnc sailed
early Yesterday morning. The ducal party consisted
Of the Duke and Duchess Of NeTgua. the Marquis
de- Earlol,s Miss Maria del Pillar Colon Agullera,
Cristobal colon AGuilcra. Carlos Agiilera. Pedro
Colon Ecrtodano ana Miss Catarina Norman.
Unlike the Infanta Eulal" the Duke left nothing
behind him 10 iniiatc hi, appreciation Of the lavish
entertainment Which he Received al the hands OF
the municipality OF Ncw-Nork. Up to the hour at
which Secretary Willis Holly LETT the Mayors Office at
the close Of business yesterday letter messag"
Of any Kind was received there from the Duke
Mayor Gilroy did not 90 10 the city Hall y'Nt"r-
day. lie wa, asked at Far Rochaway. his country
place. Whether the Dukc had made any acknovl-
cdgcment before sailing Of the attentions paid to mm
by the city az Ncw-Yorl and its officials. The Mayor
REPLIED that he had received communication from
the Duke Of any Nnd. Mr.. oilroy declined to make
any comment On the failure Of the descendant OF
Columbu, 10 give any sign or token by which the
city'S representatives. might KNOW mat ne hHo p'ch
pleased with his reception here and the attentions
which wcr. showcrci upon him Willie he was the
city, guest The many declarations and expressions
Of the Princess Eualir. bubblng over with delight
and ,at faction whenever She spoke Of her visit In
New York n we'll as the proiusc and handsome pres
onts she made her prominent entertainers, were
spoken Of Yesterday Il, showing remarkable con
trast between the rcpr, sentative Of spanish royalty
and her subject.
secretary Holly remarked that message might
have been sent 10y the Duke Of Ycraeua before his
departure which had not yet reached the City Hall
or Mayor Giroy.
Other passengers on Ia Brctagne were Baron Er
laugor. Theodore Inyiiand. Count d" Malt>on
Aur,lo Mclcar,Jo. M"Ncan Consul-tien"ra TO France
and Maurice L. de- Nmonn
TIL, Hon. Charlie, W. Weldon, prominent lawyer
Of Il John s. H.. sailed Yesterday on the big
Cunardcr Campana. hound for Liverpool lie VIII
20 10 London where he Will plead in a cas-" befor"
tho Privy Council In which Russell sage Is one Of 'he
defendants. Commander darlington Booth. OF tn"
salvation Army. VINO ha, been In TN, country i"r
several months. also -ail,d the CampanIa. lie
WI. acc mpanlcd hN Nj, Booth and bis Children
Otber ,,,..,c.rs oh The Clmpaua We're George clinton
Baichcuar eir Frederick Napier Broom", Lazy
iroonie Mr. aud Mrs. Jane, Coats, Of Providence
r. l.: l.. l.. Godkin. Editor 81 tn" Evening f"''
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missioner 10 TIE Nord', Fair, and illalmar Wcand'r
Alexander = K,s.nihui. the recently appointed con
.gil 70 lc-horn va, passenger OBJ ID" NoFth''in'h
LLOYD steamer Ncrr1 bound for Genoa. In ms party
,,.r. Mr. Ep-.rtlll. Mis- Li'ian Ro-cniAal, Morton
Ro-,ntial ana Joseph Nrenimi
uu ,ac American liner Fans. bound Or S'u. mnp'o'
were rhc Rev. pr. Lyman Abbott VIZ. ana ana W Vs
R.auqlI a.. Koy,u Lruirnani. General ana Ms
cai'lorp anl th. Count and ''uni. '.!raip ova
The ra--"ns'r l.t IF ihr N!1h =, tH'n i W.
Steamer Fm- flr lr.uicn. incHdei ME- "pb '''''
Cl,.l. p. Iro-h ana +. " p. coleman. -; o.,
I.r.- N.n1u.fiv who ha, had charge 81 the
rn,..h military tournament ai The World Far. ac
ralI,i,i =. Nr. Nllous hy. -alsd Yesterday On inc
onion Iur steamer tla-kn, i"r LNerP"i - ,
Among those WHO bad cabins on IN" An'nDr l"'
steamer rii' ~ Rom "'r' I'D" E'y ,o.. land
>ir Erwin Arnold p1,I'n ,rr ~ m" nam
hirr American steamer DANA. Which ail'd yesterday.
pnNA MARIA oNE OF TIE CHILDREN OF MARY.
bona Maria nlar colon. daughter 81 The Dn'"
,,d puc'i... ~ Vcrarua. vas received rs member
~ the society 81 th- Cidr'n Of Mary ~ -" convent
~ the sacred Heart in seventeenth h the '1N b'"F'
hor departure for Spain. III" desired t" uHli" WIN
til. social and religion, body iu America u" com
,.r,.r,,o nor visit here. Father william OBJ.
p,r,,,r rector Of -. Francis Xavcr'- Church. 'c'-
hr,,d rh. mass At which the duch visitors received
,,,, communion After the mas, the members Of
rh sacred Heart entertained ia" Duchess Of Ncragn
and bcr daughter nt breakfast. Ia" only persons IN
,l,d bo.d.- the guest, u honor were Father i"rdow
,,d vi.s Icary president % the >oci"iy Of the
children Of Mary.
The principnl branches Of m" society OF which
,b. Duko's daughter +, now member, are In lAriS'
Rome and Madrid. It. membership includes many
representatives. Of the European nobility That IN"
h,,ltar Of The Duke and Duchess de Neragua desir"
~, H.. enrolled I'm the American branch ~ IA" society,"
ga. a commitment which the members OF The Ha'r'u
Heart highly appreciate.