New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-18
rpE GOULDS AT HOME AGAIN
.copGE J. AND HIS FAMILY RETURN
FROM EUROPE.
,.c TRIPS ABROAp-WHAT MR.. GOULD
NC TO sAY-OTHER PASSENGERS

&c TO sAY-OTHER PASSENGERS
on TIE ST. LOUIS.
7 Gould. Mrs. Gould their five children,
' xingdon the mother OF Mrs Gould ana
Mrs' ~ ,bort ten servants arrived here last
reu"- from southampton on the American Line
evehis e. Louis. The party brought ten bicy-
siea" ,t,~,v pieces Of luggage. Their faces were
eies ,ar,od from bicycle trips through SWitzer-
W" "a France They looked exceedingly Wen
M "a all the appearance Of Il merry party nome
A ~ HOLIDAYS They were away three months
90 no, long after the gangplank from the
~ had been laid down at $50 O'Clock mat
s'e@i" Ia crossed il bearing his youngest child
MI a., his arms Then came Mrs. Gould toi-
- nv her mother and by the -FOUR olhe' O"i'-
- kingdom Jay. George Jay, IT, ana ''Jo''e'
-. .orvonis came along aiterwafd lo""eu u""i'
- luggage TIE party gathered ABOUT 'v''
WIN rb,cb had been piled on The pier The
.,..,as each packed in case. MADE an imposing
to- After giving directions about ms paES'e"
SIS - valot NJ Could accompanied his wie'
.ho,i,-law and children 10 carriages ana they
e.a driven 10 the Grand Central station where
49,, took train for Furlough Lodge III the cats
kills. .,,,,.a 4roe,v
-, his trip abroad waxing enthusiastic over
- s,.bioct Of bicycling. but had little TO say upon
ro,-s r. New-York pleading ignorance or poHu-
cal and other conditions here. He denied emphau-
calIv the iumors about the selling OF the Gould ana
care interests in the Manhattan Elevated KAN
read.
~. continent" he said, "of the era Of prosperity
thar has set in In the United States. | am natuT-
ally pleased at the good prospects which the future
nrornses There is generally among people on the
other side feeling OF respect for the productive
ness Of this country and the capacity OF the Amer
lean farmer
pOD1llar
than our bicycles. They are to be found every
where and half OF the cargo of the steamer on
which went over was made up Of bicycles.
we did a great deal Of wheeling IN Europe and
derived much pleasure from 1t. Mrs. Gould enjoys
II equally with myself. ! do not expect TO have
any duty TO pay under the provisions OF the new
Tariff law. the only foreign article l brought
with me is pair OF WORKOUT s. 90 bicycle trous-
ers which, II the Government wishes TO tax, Il
may keep. The things that We did buy abroad
were expressed to this country earlier
Mr. Gould characterized the suit of Mrs. Angel
against his fathers estate a case of backmail'
and said that he should leave the prosecution Of the
witnesses who had perured themselves in II to the
proper authorities.
Thomas G. Shearmar. the lawyer sngle-taX ad-
and free trader. was also passenger on the
ST.. Louis. He said thar. although friend OF Henry
George he should vote for Seth Low for Mayor.
Among other passengers on the St Louis was J.
R. Solely formerly Assistant Secretary OF the Navy
under General Benjamin F. Tracy and the latter's
,aw partner who was ne; at the pier by General
Tracy and j. Pier7ont Morgan. Mrs Solely and me
Misses soey were Win him AH9ng the o1h ta ar
If Belfast and builder OF several OF the White star
Line steamships. and Mrs. Pirrie: T. 5. Willard;
the English actor and the following members OF
ais company: Miss Maud Hoffman, Miss kelth
Wakeman. ]. G. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs: Oswald
Mr.. and Mrs Gouverneur Morris. Augustus Jay, jr;.
De Lancey Kane Jay Mr.. and Mrs Irving Grinne
Colonel W j. Ait. livingston Biddle, Craig Bddle,
Mrs George W. Childs. Of Philadelphia: PROFESSOR
Seymour Eaton u. Newlin Fell Harry W. Hill John
T MeAuey, George l.. KNOWLES Archibald 6
Knowles Harry Markoe. jr.. Professor Joseph ?.
Remington Charles H Steinway T 0. Selfrdge
Mr. and Miss Turnure and William Virgins.
The amount OF duty collected from the passengers
was small. being less than $1,000 Homecoming
travellers becoming informed o. the personal
effects clause OF the new Tariff law, ana are
bringing very few articles purchased abroad. There
was large force OF customs inspectors at the pier
and the baggage handled expedtiousy.