New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
OYER TIE OCEAN FERRY.
HOMEWARD RUSH OF THE TIDE ot lhAN FL.
OUTGOING STEAMERS CARRYING MANY ToEFIGN-
ERs TO THEIR NATIVE sHoEFs-BiG PAS
srycrr LISTS Of INCOMING VESSELS.

OUTGOING STEAMERS tNitIsi i4N' 'i'.''
rRs TO THEIR NATIVE sHoEFs-NG PAS
sFycrR LISTS on INCOMING VESSELS
Seven big Atlantic liners left here yesterday FOR
European ports. taking about 80 cabin PASSENGERS
many Of whom are foreigners returning nome i'o"
the Worlds Fair.
Tho now Cunarder I.ucania began her first east
ward trip at O'Clock in the morning, bouhd ior
Queenstown and Liverpool There Is much curl
osIty as TO the time she will make on her hrst
westward voyage she lowered the maiden record by
about sixteen hours. and many steamship men eh-
pect her to win even greater laurels on her way
home Among others on the Lucania were George
Ashmcad the Rev William Brown Admiral Bridge,
the Rev A. ". Carter. Lord Dorimer. James l..
Geddes Colonel Morris. John c. New. Professor g.
Sallegren the Rev. VI. c. Sanders and Captain
White
Among those on the Culon steamship Arizona
were the following: The Rev. w Bramley Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart clark. the Rev. Miles FISK,
Robert c. Gordon. the Rev. J. q. Hewitt. Dr. w.
Jones. the Rev William aottram, Lieutenant and
Mrs j H. H. Peshine. and the Rev. T.. r. Telford
on the French steamship La GascoSne were
Viscount d Aubgny DAISY. colonel Agapeet. Victor
Concas. comma nder-n-chicf OF the Spanish cara
vels: Governor and Mrs. Fejllet. OF St Pierre.
Mqueon. Count Pappenheim. Commandant Rcsct
OF the French Army. Marquis Kudini. aitache OF
the Italian Embassy at Washir gton. Dr. A Wetzcl.
Or Charles J. White and Professor ". X. Will
Jams
on the North German LLOYD steamship Kaiser
Wilhelm II were the Rev Oderich Auer. the Rev.
Daniel Lutz. Or. 4 Rettlch. Major Y. NJ {. Silva.
Lieutenant Schm!tz. Professor Dr. Schrckcr. Or.
Hermann Welding. Or. Max Wolf and Lieutenant
Weber
George Anderson. Herbert Gibson W. +. knight.
the Rev John Morgan John Mcintosh. Joseph Pot
and Miss Maggie Wilson the Anchor
Line steamer Crca ssia FOR Glasrow
on the Netherlands american steamship OLDHAM
were. among others. Colonel b. u. Cotton. H. c. F.
All Cohen. Harry : Fonda. Manuel +. Guerra. Rod
ney II. True and Mrs. A. T. Thaarup van Tiencn.
The three big steamships that arrived here yes
tcrday brought fun passenger llsts. the tide OF re-
turning travel having now set IN IN fun force. The
New-York had an exceedingly rough passage. She
left SOUTHAMPTON las; Saturday and had bad weather
from the first Monday Tuesday and Wednesday
were the worst days. high and confused cross
sea broke the decks and added 20 the discom-
fort Of the passengers. Thu vessel was driven TO
the south by the storms. and her heightened
some nfty-odl miles. on Friday she only made 2ss
knots. Among those on board were Colonel Wells
II. BoIgctt Judge II. W. EloIg"tt. Colonel V.
Bagot the Rev +. l.. BesnarI Dr v. T.. Bougartz.
the Rev Dr r J. Butler the Rev. Father Cnhlll.
Murray Forbes. Or 4. +. q. Gardner. Dr Ponce
de- Lcyir. Captain George Luscombe tho Rev. Or.
" " Murkand The Rev Father Orhan. Or J. Il.
Prabusco Dr. A V Y. Raymond and Professor T..
Among those on Ie Tourane. from Havrc were
Or. Bug. Monseignc Paul Dur.en. Dr Pazzi and
Among the passengers on the Cunarl steamship
Huist. Dr. a Jonathan Buist the Rev Father
Burke. the Rev u. Is. cahilL the Rev 7. '.
0 otf IS H'"' + VI 0RonrGe and p + rosarty.
g. j. Jawetson. the Rev. Dr John Hall. Or = II
Uasscnpluz the Rev ". : Icnly Madame Fran
co.'s de- sales Professor James se,te Manuel IL
IA silvas and Dr. Stewart