SS TEUTONIC (1889)

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Liste des Officiers N° Titre Nom 1 Commandant E. R. McKINSTRY, R. N. R. 2 Médecin T. T. BARK 3 Commissaire C. B. LANCASTER Liste des passagers N° Nom 1 Mr. Walter Ainslie Mrs. A. Copeland 2 Mrs. Altemus Mr. E. 0. Cornish 3 Mr. Cleo. A. Armour Mr. Percy Cradock 4 Mr. J. P. Atherton Mrs. Cradock 5 Mrs. Atherton Mr. Jas. A. Cunningham 6 Col. A. Barry 7 Mrs. Jacob H. Bauland 8 Mr. E. J. Bonette 9 Mr. James P. Bradt 10 Mrs. Bradt 11 Mrs. A. M. Burke 12 Mr. W. C. Burton 13 Mr. C. Emo Capodilista 14 Mrs. M. E. Carey 15 Hon. T. Chase Casgraiu 16 Mr. Nap Charbonneau 17 Mrs. Charbonneau 18 Mr. Samuel Chew 19 Mr. John J. Cone 20 Mr. H. P. Daley 21 Miss K. Delaney 22 Miss Kate Dodd 23 Mr. Blair Fairchild and manservant 24 Mrs. Fairchild and maid 25 Mr. S. Finck 26 Mrs. Finck 27 Miss Virginia Fleming 28 Miss A. A. Fox 29 Miss A. E. Fox 30 Mr. Ivan Frank 31 Miss Gibson 32 Mr. V. Gandil 33 Mr. M. A. Gunst 34 Mrs. William Hayden 35 Mr. Arthur Hayden 36 Mr. K. Imaizumi 37 Mr. R. B. Jarvie 38 Master Lewis M. Johnstone 39 Miss Nora M. Johnstone 40 Mr. Parry Jones 41 Mr. J. J. Jubert 42 Mr. Juromir J. Justice 43 Mrs. G. Kennedy 44 Mr. Fred'k E. Kip 45 Mr. Geo. M. Kneuper 46 Mr. W. B. Krebs 47 Mrs. Krebs 48 Mr. John Lamb 49 Mr. Thos. Law 50 Mr. C. Seton Lindsay 51 Mrs. Lindsay 52 Mrs. A. L. Little 53 Mr. Herbert Lockwood 54 Dr. R. J. Marshall 55 Dr. Masujima 56 Capt. H. Mowatt 57 Mr. P. S. Muller 58 Mr. James Munroe 59 Master Munroe 60 Mrs. McMullan 61 Mr. W. H. Nisbet 62 Mr. F. C. Overbury 63 Mrs. Overbury 64 Miss Sara L. Owen 65 Mr. W. J. K. Pearson 66 Mrs. Pearson 67 Mr. W. H. Peech 68 Mrs. Peech, infant, and nurse 69 Mr. Russell Perkins 70 Mr. J. F. Sherman 71 Mr. C. J. Pershouse 72 Mr. Cleo. H. Stewart 73 Mr. Elmer Phillips 74 Mr. J. Suckling 75 Miss E. C. Pierce 76 Mr. S. P. Sutton 77 Miss Jeanie Preston 78 Mr. Wm. Price 79 Mrs. Price 80 Miss Price 81 Mr. L. D. Tandy and two children 82 Mr. Morris Terker 83 Mr. Evan Thomas 84 Mr. W. A. Tipping 85 Mr. H. W. Troth 86 Mr. A. J. Quanz 87 Mrs. Troth 88 Mr. M. deQuesada 89 Master Raymond H. Troth 90 Mr. Frank Turner 91 Mr. S. Raunheim 92 Mr. E. A. Raymond 93 Mr. R. Walker 94 Miss M. L. Reilly 95 Dr. W. D. Waller 96 Mr. J. A. Roach 97 Mr. Nat. M. Waslier 98 Mr. John H. Ross 99 Mr. C. W. Watson 100 Mr. S. B. Ross and manservant 101 Mr. J. Rymer-Jones 102 Mrs. Watson, two maids 103 Miss Ida M. Watson 104 Miss Lucy L. Watson 105 Mr. B. Saenz 106 Miss Elizabeth Watson 107 Miss Jessie M. Sandifor 108 Mrs. Arthur Welman 109 Mr. Henry Schafer maid 110 Mr. D. Schoenfeld 111 Mr. Jas. H. White 112 Mr. M. Sessenwein 113 Mrs. White 114 Mr. J. Sessenwein 115 Mr. A. White 116 Mr. F. M. Williams 117 Mr. A. Wimpfheimer 118 Mrs. Williams 119 Mr. Chas. G. Winslow 120 Miss E. A. Willis 121 Mr. Archibald Wright

Informations passagers BREAKFAST from 8.30 until to 10'clock. LUNCHEON at 1.30 DINNER at 7.00 o'clock. The Bar closes at 11 P.M., and the Smoke Room at 11.30 P.M. Divine Service In the Saloon on Sundays at 10.30 A.M. PLEASE apply to the Second Steward for Seating Accommodation at Table. Children under ten years of age are not entitled to seats in the Saloon unless full fare is paid. Cablegrams and Telegrams should be handed to the Saloon Steward an hour before arrival at Queenstown. The Saloon and Library Stewards will supply Stamps, Telegraph Forms, Books of Reterence and Railway Time 1ables of the principal Companies. Questions relating to Baggage should be referred to the Second Steward, who is the Ship's baggage Master. Trunks, Chairs, or Rugs which passengers may desire to leave in charge of the Company, should be properly labeled and handed to the Second Steward with the keys. such Baggage will be stored entirely at owners risk. Deck Chairs can be hired at a charge of $1 each for the voyage; 12 hours' notice being necessary, at the Office, 9 Broadway. It is desirable that Valuables or Money should be placed in charge of the Purser for deposit in his sate, and a receipt for same will be given on the Company's form. As no charge is made for carriage, the Company can accept no responsibility for loss or damage, however arising, but passengers can protect themselves by insurance. Passengers are requested to ask for a Receipt on the Company's Form for any additional Passage Money, Chair Hire or Freight paid on board. Saloon Passengers joining the White Star Mail Steamers Westbound at Queenstown must be at that port not later than 10.15 a.m. Thursday. TOBACCO, CIGARS, CIGARETTES, SNUFF, SCENTS. WINES, SPIRITS (OF ANY SORT). EXTRACTS OF TEA, COFFEE, CHICORY, OR TOBACCO. The SMALLEST quantity of any of the articles must be produced. A person Smuggling is liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding six Months in default of payment of a fine of Treble the Duty Paid value of the goods or £100 (500 Dols.) N. B.—Passengers will please note that no dogs will be admitted from America into Great Britain without a license from the Board of Agriculture. The White Star Line have opened a West End Office for the convenience of Passengers at 17 Cockspur Street London, S. W. The premises include a Reading and Writing Room, and latest editions of the leading American and English Papers are kept on file. Letters can be addressed there to await the arrival of passengers, and baggage can be stored, if desired, at owner's risk. Registered Telegraphic and Cable Address—"Vessels," London. Telephone No. "2313 Gerard," London.

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