New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24
FLYERS COME IN LATE.
BOTT THE CAMPANIA AND PARIS WERL
HOURS BEHIND TIE RECORD.
LORD DUNR,yEN WENT TO BAY RIDGE To SEE
HIS YACHT-OTnEE PRoMINENT
PEOPLE on BOARD

PEOPLE on BOARD.
Two big steamships the Cunard liner Campania
and the American liner Paris. arrived az their
piers Yesterday morning only half an hour apart
The Campania, which many people had hoped Wouu
break the record the ocean. failed to do so
by nearly four hours
The Paris was about five hours behind the record
She left Southampton early on Saturday afternoon
last. Her daily runs 426 Az. iC2, 4SS a. 49,
and 254 miles. The time of the passage was days
G hours and % minutes. average speed or only
1886 knots hour The Paris has formerly maze
average Of 2O.7O knots.
The Campania left Queenstown on sunday AFTER
noon on successive days she ran 4tl, 49, OIL 49,
5O7 and 800 miles, and came across in . days. Is
hours and minutes. at an average speed OF 2oos
knots an hour.
The Campania passed Sandy Hook just two min
utes after the Paris
As early as $50 o'clock the piers of the American
and Cunard companies began to be crowded by
people anxious TO greet their incoming friends Inc
larger crowd the Campanias pier. where
those who gathered TO meet Lord Dunraven and
his party formed a large part OF the throng Stand
ing we'll forward were George W. Watson. designer
of the Nalkyrie; j. Beaver Webb. VINO designed the
Gaatea and Genesta. the last two challengers for
the Americas cup. and Vernon II. Brown agent
Of the Cunard Line.
Mr.. Ratsey. the sailmaker OF the Nakyre. was
ground.
Mrs Paran Stevens was there. smiling as ever,
waiting to see her son-naw. Colonel Arthur Paget.
who accompanied Lord Dunraven. Others in the
Earrs party were Lady Dunraven and their two
young daughters. Ladies Rachel and Aileen; LORD
Wolverton the Marquis of Ormonde Charles Bar
rington and c. Kerr.
As the big steamers drew near. the Paris first.
the crowd grew denser until Il hardly possible
to move about the docks. As soon as the cam
panias gangplanks were down Messrs Browh'
Watson and Webb went on board TO meet LORD
Dunrayen. Mr. Kersey had joined him a, Quaran-
tine.
Lord Dunraven said that he meant 10 60 at once
TO Bay Ridge TO see the Nalllyrie. All in his
party We're we'll
Another distinguished party on the Campania
consisted Of the Right Hon. James Shanks. Lori
Mayor OF Dublin. and wife; Town Counsellor
Mavne and wife f. O. Drisco NJ. r.. and Arthur
O'Connor NJ =. Other passengers were Captain
F. W. Hyde. Walter Palmer. +. w. Rhnelander'
Mrs Rhincander Arthur Smalley. Colonel Alex
ander Gordon Mrs. Gordon, Surgeon W. T. Grant
and r. Morgan stewart
ON the Paris were a large number OF well-known
people Among them Professor 6. NJ
Andrews Judge George &. Barrett. Lieutenant
T. q. Drake. United states Navy: the Rry Or
$ W Duncan; Leicester Home ana MI M9ime.
Hamilton. Archdeacon Kirkby. H. ;. Leon; NJ =.
and Mrs Leon Lieutenant Sargsnt mil s IAN
United States Navy Mr. Hooper eX-COnsul to
Paris; Nine. Nordica Frank Thomson. vice,presi-
son: Signor Perugini Mr.. II. b. Duiy"a. X y.
Ellis and Woodbury. Kane, The three latter were
Twelve OF the Valkyries racing crew. who w.re
brought over on the Paris to avoid cro"dins the
lug from quarantine without being brought to the
pier