New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-28
WITH CROWDED CABIyS.
STEAMERS SAILING SATURDAY HEAVILY LApry
WITH PASSENGERS

STEAMERS SAILING SATURDAY HEAVILY LApu
WITH PASSENGERS
All the outgoing steamers on Saturday had lara
passenger lists, and all the piers were crowded with
people who went 10 see their friends of on ,hei
Transatlantic voyage X was estimated that no leo
than 5000 people visited the different, piers Of lie
outgoing steamers The cabins Of all the steamer
were heavy with the perfume OF flowers which
had been sent to the departing travellers by the,
friends Many we-known people sailed is
Europe on Saturday. Lady Aberdeen the wife o.
the Governor General OF Canada, was passenger
on board the Etrurla. Before the ship sailed. Lady
Aberdeen spoke with reere: about the recen, a.
tack upon the American nag at st. Thomas, oaL
and said that she fe, keen.y the disgrace which
few ruffians had brought upon the good people d
Canada Americans and Canadians" said she "as
brothers. and 1 sincerely hope that the authors Ct
this outrage VIII be speedily punished" Lady AOsl.
deem was accompanied by her secretary, Miss W.
son, AMI by David <. Ersklne c. c. shayne. WHO
was also passenger on board the Etrura mad
large number OF friends 20 see him or Among tie
floral pieces sent - him was one from his en-
ployes. Mr.. Snayne was accompanied By his Vile
He said that he vas gong 20 investigate telephone
and rap.i-trans.t matters while he was a0roal
George G. Ward. yice-yrsslient OF the Commercial
Gable COMPANY. was another passenger on 10
Etrurla. He viii come back to America % 10
Faraday, which IS going 10 lay new cable.
Richard Quincy expression; OF the Martina IL
change. who sailed on the E,ruria said: "Hyua
abroad IS FOR business oaly. Americans cannoi I'VE
on the Door frelgh: rates that are now ofsre''
vii! Try y shake things up n England
/ +. Dolson and nineteen o;her members OF 'hs
Kendall Company a.so sailed on the Etrurh MS
Frank Leslie. WAC sailed the City OF Rome Tor
Glasgow. had many friends % see her on aal maH!
beautiful flowers we're sent 10 her, AE. ana MA
Brander Matthews had many people 10 see Aen w
when they sailed % the North German L''!a
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II for Genoa Ex-Consrss''
man Felix Camqbei. AMI Mrs. Campos1h VI ~.
same vessel. also said gooiby 10 large nanO'' "
friends. ami the ex-Corgressman was ,ns =,
clplent OF 4 big baske, ot flowers sent ~ ''"' =
his friends n Brooklyn -, "a,
Among the passengers sailing on the E'.u'' a.
Liverpool were The Countess Of Aberdeen frO.'',T'
w J. Ashley. John Adams. Mrs. NJ L. Am'ics' w.
O. Atwood. the Rev. c. c. Albertson. oscar A',S
Dr. John Berry. the Rev. and Mrs. Chaies =
Baker. Mrs. Robert Bennsr. Mrs. A. Lio!a D..'
Miss Florence Bennett, MIS-. Andrew pV'-.-
Chester u Borden. Mrs. W. A. G. BirHh' "H''' ss
Barker. Rodman Barker, Dr. John CaooN s' No.
Mrs. Cathcart. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Huu'T . ~
l.. Sefrldge Johnson. John +. De hynt III Lewis
yon. Mr. and MIS- Leopold llppInSlrr'' Isvis R. j.
Mount. Charles Il. Moore, Charies az " Narks
John A. McVlckar NJ. and Mrs Marcus S1 Mrs r. " G.
Mr. and Mrs; F. c. Matterson: M H. any ! 2 Myers
Arthur Norton, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Ms f.
Esther l.. Coffin, Philip Cunan aTrs carr NJ All
Champion. Mrs Green Clay, George Ss in,na NJ
Mrs A. Z. Cole Mr.. and Mrs. CnagiHe SrSlas l. E.
and Mrs II. c. Demores,. James A. TEsIrkson C.
P0d bah,b Dr. Dr. e a. and r. P Thomas Esssi.n
Eady' mi, Mrs. Talbot Eiwood. James Ea N;. r
Nichols 4 G. 0se2rne ). T. " F0 r Rckmsn. h.
Rev. and Mrs Z. S. ROusmaniere; -" I. y Ssnsri
ford. Miss Isabella Rutherford VIZ ~ sailing fof
The French line steamer La Iour.,rs Archbishop
Havre took out among her passengers N 4
Jansens OF New-Orleans; O. Agram9,n INV Ms
Alley. Mrs. Alley. Miss Caroline r NJ Mrs Nelson
Brown. Mrs. James F Blaine Charles Sfsrasd Bur
Bocher j. A. Barker, Mrs. II; v boyyL Ms Louise den
ton Mrs Burton. Miss NJ Co!lendsT n'V carroll MS
irene ccbaIios de SAM Miss II j. cISrnySSs
francisco de Ia cges,a Mrs Arthur Arm TpdlsSsim Yrs
Minnie Dell Methot. Victor Dangon f ,eis,r DE- Dr.
denger Mrs. pandenger scnoiie'dE dSS' Miss
de Forest the Rev. {. Fralnchanone D. ~
Fooie, Mrs Foote. F. 4 Gordon M the : j. Gan.e,
Grangsr Rpss MI. 'T2y M de Gra Miguel GcMHl'ys
Mrs. n. F. Ti;on Martin Toyar yyI Ioysr' V.
Tompkins. Mrs TSSmPkns Theodore %' win:,:
ding r. 4 Wood. Mrs. Wood, II. C. Zappe''
M TSa S6rih German Lloyd steamer Kaiser wS
H. =" Sailing for Genoa had her J nas'iHnT
Mr and Mrs. Louis II Ayres MI and nd. Ar BsraiSaT
Abagg A. y. Andrew, Mr.. and Ms Paniogi
Bsae Mr and Mrs g, Saa csDt BSu Eussns D.
i Sos Dc nTostcamonte Miss Mary Grafton Gsn
lett w BiddIS Mr. a and M Ho;ch ISas Janet
HORN Charles Blank Mr. and Mr.; Fslfc Srs
MR.; Ana inward s clark Miss T. p carSSw ems
Edith Russell Church Mss ty Of Rome
Cor Glasgow took out among her passehs,t, s Eits'
Austin Mrs. Austin C. v f AeT BroSn Mss re
e eec Ruchan Miss Jennie Burgess ProcIs, sr B,
bert S. Bickmore Mrs. BiekmSTe .,S SS .Archic,a
combei the Rev. b a. 6onway c''r Curtis va VA
Curtis CON o s chnmbetta. Mrs. chamSe'wshr. pev
carlisle Mrs Carlisle James Is 4 Rd y0 Cove Ss
Cove Miss Lulu Gartsde, Mrs. W. n p, l. s
John Mcqueen. Mrs Mcqueen, Mrs New New
9 Serry Jacques Neam,nn Joseph oa MIs
J. d. Robertson. Mrs ]. a; E fag.s stewart
Straffon Miss NJ j. Steward. Jan ne, Shedwick
Ashton Souder. Walter somerviIe' jon"