The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-03

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PASSENGERS ON THE PARIS
Americans and Foreigners OF Distinctior
Arrive the American Liner.

| Americans and Foreigners OF Distinction
| Arrive the American Liner.
The American liner Paris brought many dis
! tinRuished folk from foreign places on the voy-
age she finished Mt this port yesterday, half q
/ day behind her usual summer time. There
! were Sir Richard Webster the Rev. DIR. Lyman
Abbott. Mrs. Annie Besant Justice 1ngraham OF
the Supreme Court, Harry C. Duval. Della Fox.
Andrew Carnegie. Sylvia Gerrish. Rosina
Vokes. Henry L. Dixey Imre Kirnlfy. Admiral
! Maturity. Miss Ffolliott PaRet the Rev. @. F.
Penteoost Sir Ambrose Shen, Courtenay
Thorpe. Louden Snowden. H. W. Gray. Regi-
nald De Kovon. and Dr.. Bernardo Of the Lon
| don City Mission.
| Here are the remarks OF some OF the dis
/ ttnguished passengers. Inado to inauirine re-
porters:
Admiral Maturity OF the Brazilian navy. Pres
ident OF the Brazilian Commission at the
Worlds Fair. wearing q high white hat and
eyeGlasses-What Never heard Of me2 I
the Pan American Conference.
Coprtenay Thorpe. wearing three waistcoats
what 1t should be in London That hydra
headed monster. the music hall, is swallowing
Sir Ambrose Shea. Governor OF the Bahia
Massive have no revolutions in Nassau. as in
neighboring countries which are not under
Dr. Lyman Abbott have spent, two months
% ana Sh g9 to shs
Della FoxII have several new songs,
Germany also taking the baths. with DR.. K. NJ
Phelps; There is nothing like the acrobatiG,
nv sgnFs wEhis6 viii Introduce when open
bury's Attorney General.,,I am dead against
the Gladstone bin. 1t will be thrown out Of
or the 4 Irish h0Fs # Il ala pays be
ophsts; who are to attend tho Philosophical
Ii. They we're Mrs Annie Besant. who repre-.
sents the English branch. and IS also appoint
whole; Miss H. f. MueIer. also represen n
Se q ts EnGsh sGfety Pref
Prof. Chakravarti is a, professor OF mathe-
mates at Allahabad. in India. and passed the
Ws Hst sr maas s n1a s IS Hin t ana
s9phy. He is 80 years old, and speaks English
Of the Aryan Philosophical Society tomorrow
evening eve and on, Tuesday he ana Mrs Besant
Ing sir Edwin Arnold IN London, HS IS inter
n Of BuEa "s hs
ago Buddha obtained Illumination" in the
forS hs S4 The % g md
teresting hi IN in the effort. Miss Mueller has
been conspicuous in England for her efforts in
Last Monday Mrs. Besant lectured on theos-
ophy in the saloon of the Paris. and DR.. Ly-
man Ahbott moved that vote OF thanks be
utes tracts and sells pills. objected DR.. Ber-
nardo Of London also opposed tho motion. but
the majority was in favor OF thanking Mrs.
Besant.
Justice Ingraham was one OF the first pas
eengers to land. He went at once to the
County Court House. where he presided in
Chambers the rest Of the morning. He has
most OF his time in the principal Watering
places. and returns much invgorated.
Prof. Mimas Tcheraz. delegate OF the Church
Religions. arrived on tho UmbrIa He was
ID ct by a delegation of Armenians and taken
to the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Prof. Tcheraz was
Secretary of the Armenian delegation to the
Congress Of Der lin after the Russo Turkish
war. He is professor of Oriental languages
in Kings College London. and editor OF the
Anglo French paper Arn,rn'a;,
Tomorrow at noon he will talk to the Ar
menians of this city In Arlington Hall. in St
Marks place.