New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-27
CROWDED OCEAN STEAMERS
THOUSANDS SAIL AWAY FOR EUROPE.
MORE THAN 500 SALOON PASSENGERS ON ONE YES.
sEL-sOME wELI~KSowN PEOPLE

MORE THAN 500 SALOON PASSENGERS ON ONE YES,
sEL-sOME wELL-KNowN PEOPLE
All the ocean steamships which sailed from thfs
mort Yesterday we're crowded to their utmost cana
city with passengers, among whom were many well.
known people, The exodus Of yesterday was ths
largest of any day this season. the Cunard steanss
Umbrta alone having upward of 500 saloon passen.
GERS on board The officials of the other lines aso
had TO tax their energies 10 accommodate all the an.
plIcants who were anxious TO spend their summer
among foreign scenes The several steamship piers
we're crowded with friends Of the voyagers who cana
to bid them goodby, and on the Anchor Line pier
there was large number Of the pupils Of Professor
George w. Wallace, who came accompanied by
military band to attend his departure by the Fur.
nessla. fortune must have been expended in the
floral tributes which literally filed the saloons Of tho
various steamers.
Among the Cunau steamship Omonas passengers
were:
The Rev. DR.. J. ]. Allen, DR.. and Mrs. E. G. Abbey
Mrs Charles Adams Mr. and Mrs s. Arnold, G. B. Alex.
ander, Truxton Beal C. s. Burr Mr. and Mrs George F.
Brown Captain Alexander X Barlow, the Rev. G. IL.
Bell Mrs Bell, Mr. and Mrs. James NJ Brown Mr.. ana
Mrs. w f.. BLACKWELL ii. BIyth, Mr. aud Mrs. William
Burgess Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Forsyth, Denton Fethen
Colonel ST. George. the Rev. 3. H. Granbery, the Rev
James ]. Coon G. H. Halcomb, Major ]. o. Hutchnson,
c. H. Ingham, Professor H. II. Richardson, Colonef
snead G. g. stoddard, Mr. and Mrs w. h Speare. Dr.
H. slode Mr. and Mrs. Nathan straus Mr. and Mrs H.
r. symonds the Bishop Of Nelson and Mrs Suffer- the
Rev. E. j. Balsley, Mr.. and Mrs James Bowman Harold
Brown Mrs John Carter Brown Nathaniel Bloom. Rev.
Edward Brady Captain Baynes Pedro Cervanty. Dr.
Hannat T. Croasdae, John p. Croasdae, Lord Crayea,
Mr. and Mrs George Kemp Mrs. Eugene Kelly, IT,, Mr..
and Mrs. oliver lambeth, the Rev. John g. Law J. N.
Low, Grosvenor p. Lowrey, william NJ. Lyddy. MI. ana
Mrs T. L. Ludlow, Thomas lie Boutillier, Charles Mar
SHALL the Rev. John H. Mccormack, John Mcintyre. IT,,
Duncan Mcintyre, IT,, Daniel Milmo. David Mclean,
David May the Rev. Josiah Strong, G. II. Stafford. Mr.
and Mrs, Eugene Schiefen, the Rev. Denis scanner.
O. r. Tree Mr. and Mrs. John c. Tucker John G. Turney
the Rev. Thomas Taaffe, Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Vale. II. O.
Cheney Rev. Edward COrcoran, Eli Dwight r. z N.
Ijonncr Mr. and Mrs ii. 7. Dckey, Dr. Drummond. M~
Annie Dodge, and Mrs. s. G. Dearborn. Charming Eli
lery Mr. and Mrs S. w. Enrich, David w. Erskins
Peter Marie, Mr.. and Mrs j. T. Murray. William MILFORD
the Rev. Alexander Mcmillan, the Rev Joseph McNsmes
Hall McAlster Paul Newman, Oswald Norman, DR..
George j. Preston the Rev and Mrs. Arthur T. Pierson.
the Rev. William Perry, Bishop Of Iowa Alfred
Parrish and Mrs. G. w. Palmer, Mr. and Mrs G. A.
Pillsbury, Arthur Ryc, Louis de Ritter d. d. Walker.
the Rev. william .. Walker, Bishop Of Dakota; Mrs.
George Cabot Ward. Bishop Wilson, William woOdaI.
NJ. p, Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Wilbur Dwight P. Wilcox.
Fred Zerega.
The French Line steamer La BretagDe took:
c. f.. AIdiech L. Apeztegiua Manuel Alvarez, Mrs N.
p Buell.. Ralph Buell., DR.. J. Mount Bieyer' James h
Bruce Mrs Baumgaren ID. Block, T.. S. Barrett, w. Q.
Boone receiver the American Exchange in Europe; t
Burgess, Professor T. F. Crane, Mrs. E. B. Cameron
d. A. Chafraix, the Rev. j. B. Caaaigner, L. Douiliet
Josef Damengo W. S. Finlay, Mrs Oscar g. Fss'etr j.
Garcia Eliot Gregory, F. c. Grlswoi e. Grard Ferdinand
Hirsch Mrs Hlrsch. w. H. Hutchinson, Baron Iajuba,
j. Julien, the Rev. b. j. Kelley, NJ. 3. Levy, Antoun
Liable L. Lacoste Mrs. Lacoste Dr. s. Weir hitehehs
Professor Moutonnier, George Merrick, B. Msget, MI
and Mrs Mora II. Pfefer DR.. Auguste L. Peters j. v.
Parker Mrs. Anna E. Polk Alfonso Ruiz, j. f. solsr,
David spero H. Stage, Jules E. Schweser, Francisco
Silva, Z. w. Simoni, Henry Wolf, Dr. NJ NJ Weiies
Markoe Wright. "
The passenger-list the North German Lloyd
steamer Fuda which sailed for Bremen included:
Mrs j. c. Aver, II. S. Aver, George Andre MI. ana
Mrs William Freese, Mr. and Mrs Heinz Grothe, Mr
and Mrs Hugel, Mr.. and Mrs. Fried Hesse. g. j. Han
sen Mr. and Mrs. Emil Ketelsen, Mr.. and Mrs Max
Kronheimer. the Rev. II. Kuehne, the Rev. Ignauus
Lager Major Nickel Edgar Mills, Solomon May, John
Marauand Lieutenant Colonel G. S. Perry Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Phoite Miss Pauline Reinhard, MI and Mrs.
Henry Ruthmann c. H. Richie, Mrs. A. StuyyesanI Dr.
and Mrs John C. Scherer Mr.. and Mrs. A. stemInler.
Sidney j. Smith, c. g. Stoddart. Mr.. and Mrs. G. B.
smyth Mr. and G. f. Shane, Charles A. Stein Ferd
Strauss, william Stackpole Austin stckney, MI. ana
Mrs George Samstreher Mrs Harry Thorpe, Sir Charles
Topper Lady Topper, Miss Marie Upper. Baron Otto
Won Schroeder, Baroness Schroeder, Dr. and MIS-
Friedrich wltte, Mrs Adam Weber, Mr.. and Mrs. Frana
wetterer. Professor II. E. zoch and Eugene zass
On the Inman Line steamer City Of Chicago wereI
John Allen, Augusta Baker, British Consul Vera
Cruz; W. L. Boomer Mrs. Boomer G. A. Boyce. the
Rev T. w. Chambers John F. Chambers. John w. Dot-
ridge, Mrs Dotrldge, J. b. Elphinston Mrs. Ralph
Emerson the Rev. F. F. Elinwood the Rev. Dr. GLADDEN..
Mrs GLADDEN., Rev. r. b. Grover DR.. S. +. Halle
hurst Mrs. Hazlehurst Dr. w. Tod Helmuth, DR.. w.
Tod Helmuth it,, G. f.. Looms Mrs. LOOMS, the Rev.
S. A. Martin the Rev. f. A. Noble. d. D.. Mrs. Ex
Norton Mrs. A. NJ Pomeroy, the Rev. T. II. Prftchsrd,
the Rev. e. c. Porter, the Rev. John Ross. Mrs Ross
IL. w. Smithers, +. w. Sobart. Mrs Stobart Il. L. DO
SOuza. w. II. Stockwe, T.. G. spalding, Mrs spalding
Samuel Sohern, Monroe Smith. the Rev. W. j.
r. Taylor Miss Minnie wman. the Rev. r D. WEIGH.
Mrs welch and Colonel Thomas w. weatherd
The Red Star steamer Pennland which sailed for
Antwerp, had among her passengers
II. A. Levy Mrs Schwarz Mrs John S. Berry, Robert
Blumstenge, III. o. Chapman DR.. +. W. Schultz Mrs +.
Altmier p Penner, Mrs. Elsie Penner Master Hermann
Penner Miss Anna Penner, Mr.. and Mrs Robert Kabus
Mrs Karolino Kohler, Louis l. Wolf, Henry Hegner
F. Dewez j. f. Goldberg, D. b. Goldberg josef Marx,
Albert Marx Adolph CIassen, Henry Cries, Mrs Nina
Lang Mrs. NJ. r. McKiDnon, Ignatz Walter. L. Stel'
horn and Miles Standsh
On the passenger list of the Anchor Line steamer
Furnessia
Miss Mary Blood Mrs. G.. w. Ballou, Lieutenant
Colonel J. L. Broome Marine Corps; Mrs. Broome, &c
Cochrane Broome, the Rev. ]. P. Byrne the Rev. H. NJ
Bacon Andrew Dobbie, George Dryden Dr. J. b. Hall
and Mrs. Hail. james Hunter, the Rev Albert Hurl.
stone and Mrs. Hurlstone DR.. DIV c. Hough DR..
A. Q. Koiner, the Rev. Hasey Moore, ID. d. the Rev.
H. c. Mabie and Mrs. Mabie James ID. Mccoy Edward
Mitchell the Rev. Arthur Morehouse Mrs E. ]. Orr,
Mr. d. T. Price ID. NJ Robinson J. Alexander Robinson,
Joseph c. Scott Richard Van Yoorhis, Rufus N waller.
John b. Wright, and Professor e. w. "alsce' MIS-
Wallace Miss Leslie f. Wallace.
CATHOLIC PRIESTS OFF FOR EUROPE.