The evening world., 1894-08-11
FLOCKING BACK HOME
Large Number Of Prominent Per-
sons on tho Paris.
KlIbreth, Fellows, Miss Rehan and
Augustin DAILY.
Sir Augustus Harris Tells About
His Plans.

The American liner Paris arrived this
morning early. She had on board the
large st number Of distinguished persons
that any ship has brought to this port
in a long time. The list included many
weII-known New Workers and some
foreigners Of prominence. besides eight
stowawsys.
Among the New Workers were Collec-
tor of the Port James T. Kilbreth, Dis
trict-Attorney John Il. Fellows. Angus
tin DAILY, Col. George B. Mcclellan. Mar
Gus r. Mayer. T. It. Sanford. the Yale
athlete; Eddie" F. Reynolds. OF the
Coroners' office, who returns with his
bride, Coroner Fitzpatrick's daughter;
Miss Ada Rehan. OF Days company;
Henry G. Marquand, Prof. Allan Mar
quand. Hamilton Mclean. G. Romano,
w. Scott Thurber, ]. w. Southnck and
DIR. Harvey Cushing. OF Cleveland.
Some of the stowaways are American
citizens.
The Paris was six days sixteen hours
and twenty-siN minutes in making the
trip.
The statuesque Ada Rehan was the
most noticeable figure on the pier while
the passengers were waiting for the
Custom House inspectors to get through
with their baggage.
face that she had spent much of the
time coming over on deck. She held
vicious looking bulldog BY short
chain. and laughed merrtly when when, asked
Really" she said, ''you must ask
Mr. DAILY about that. I enjoyed the voy-
age 80 much. and saw iceoerss' FOR the
&ug,,stin DaIv was very Impressive az
he hustled around. looking after. Miss
Rehan's baggage, but he absolutely de-
cltned to talk about his plans.
ger, said, however, that while abroad
Mr.. DAILY had purchased several plays.
most of which were adaptations from
the French and German.
Sir Augustus Harris. in soft hat and
n rundown collar. sat on a trunk and
said that the report that he and M.
Abbey were IN partnership In the big
grand apera circuit scheme was without
Il think" he continued. that Mr..
Abbey has some such Plan worked up.
I know that ne has options on all the
tomime this Winter ana shall play at The
principal New York and Brooklyn thea
tres.
Sir Augustus says he will remain in
z New York only four days. during which
time, he and his wife will live at the
iS ,rict-Attorney John r. Fellows
the gangplank smiling.
Col. Fellows said that he had enjoyed
his five weeks vacation immensely. He
would not. he said, take part with Mr..
Wellman In the prosecution OF the po-
lice cases unless they got to the Grand
jury, when he would be ready TO take
President George Il. Mcclellan. OF the
Bard OF Alderman. was as happy as a
big boy,
time to study something Of municipal
government In Vienna and Berlin.
= must say that cannot see that the way
,nent on our, own city government. We
had IL good deal OF fun on the trip over
'.At Southampton eight stowaways
got OH board In some mysterious man
sengers. They were discovered and one
of them sent back with the pilot. The
Others were set 10 holystoning the deck
There are several American farmers
ileve.''
Athlete Sanford. OF Yale. looked d
giant rs he stalked down the gsng-plank
The. big runner said he had had q
good time. but was, of course. disap
pointed at the result of the falc-oxford
contests.
English atmosphere was not beneficial
TO most of the Yale team, and that witt
American air to breathe the result
might have been very different.
As to the ocean voyage having beer
detrimental to the athletes. Mr.. San
ford said that in his own case he didn't
think 1t affected him any, but h,
couldn't speak for the others.
The concert given on board the Puri,
on Thursday evening was under the di
rection Of Sir Augustus Harris, who in
trodueed the Chairman, Col Fellows.
Eleven numbers were given, and tn,
receipts will go far towards swelling tn.
Seamen's Orphan Fund.
Collector kilbreth was taken off tn
Paris at Quarantine in the Government
tug. He says he had a pleasant tim
abroad. He saw the Yale Oxford game
and comes back much improved II
health.