The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
WITH FULL PASSENGER LISTS.
Eight Big Ocean Liners Depart
for European Ports.
Lucania's Sailors Injured by Ship
ping Heavy Seas.

Eight ocean liners sailed from this port
to-day, all carrying AS many passengers
As they could accommodate.
Among those on La Touratne, for
Havre, wee:
Won AdeIuns, MIR. Manuel Aysio. Rev Mr.
nsnllni. Itsy, Aug nc.son,es Auri.,, .,g.
Duran. Nj. and Mrs. Florence fo,, Mrs. l..
figuA. T.: J. Gssaust nr c.,lon hcdriEn't,
fnr n Fms, Psal so T,"' Mrs u rosct
s,oiGard and Mis-. stcddnri. sister LouiSa de 81,
de- st Marie Edgar Percy Ward, II O waite.
Stokes Waite, sigrd Wolf. Ripley Wilson and
Charles Wilson.
Among the prominent passengers on
the Mohawk Tor London were
ueors. Dana white. william Arnold. Geots. ?
Dup1e. Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. s.. Franklin otto
"'TiHs t Mss AND tho Misses dii s Mrs y
W Gardner and Miss mabel Gardner, $. Lloyd
Jones, Miss Florence Lloyd. $ l.. 4nlmby ReT.
c, TUFTS Miss Ellen e. Wheeler. T @. Will
Jams and J. G. Ward.
Some OF the passengers on the Rhaetia
for Queenstown and Hamburg were:
Prof Alfred y. Burton. Ahrsm Berg, Edwin
Beamsnt. Hermann Boehm, Theodore G. Dim
mers. Arthur Hauck MI and MS ~
On the Fulda for Genoa. via Gibral-
tar. were:
Nj and Mr.. u, F. Carleton, j. S. Crooks. Lieut.
u Henry ColnaKhi Gen. ". L. Dos,er, Roswell
Hitchcock Joseph r. Mason ara MI ana MIS-
Remsen WhitahOuse.
Some OF the most prominent passen-
gers on the Amsterdam for Rotterdam.
via Boulogne. were
| Dr. John q. Abel. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. c Aiken,
E'v hny.s %u R1 Swan NJ HutT'h MI. s.e
| r.Ll Nav hlChs y
Lord. Rev II De LANCE Or. =, F. Marschedcr.
W r Msuinsiy, Charles Cakes. Albert j.
| Frat and Pardon Wilbur.
Among those on the Anchoria for Glas-
gov were:
Mrs. Robert BAIRD, Mrs L. D. cros,mona, Miss
Dotue Coz, MIR and Mrs Arthur NJ. Grundy
Rev. p. A. McManus and n. D. Rsn~ick.
on the Ems for Bremen. via. South
ampton. were:
Mr. and Mrs. James Ackroyd Mr.. and Mrs.
J. R Bartiett, DR. and Mrs Dillon Brown, A. de
| Bavier, william T. Carlisle. Consul and Mrs. II.
Ciaussensus. James r. Delaney Mr. and Mrs.
=. Rowell johnson, Dr, David Harro.er. Mrs.
Emma Hoppe. Joseph Palmer. Rev. Mr.. Schooner.
Paul c Woodruff Claus varrath and Mr.. and
Mrs. August Lander.
On the Servia for Liverpool were:
~ AsneTT, NJ. and Mrs; David Austin, Nj.
billings James II Blood. Thomas p. Barnneld,
Miss c. y. do la Bali, Rev. Edward A. Bradley;
P John c. "s5ssy o! Hs. sa ss:a
II Darling II. H. Johnston, T.. u. Norrtn, oliver
J. schoolrafi, Robert stephenson and Hon.
, Evelyn Sheneld.
The Cunard liner Lucania arrived al
the bar at II o'clock this morning. She
left Liverpool on July IA and Queens
town on July Is. She made the run in
five days, eighteen hours and ffty-seven
minutes.
For the first two days after leaving
Queenstown she experienced strong
west and southwest winds. Several very
heavy seas boarded her over the port
bow injuring two seamen and smash
ing the rail. 1t was foggy throughout
the passage.
4. Among the passengers were
The Baroness de Brauneck.r. Miss NJ. 7. Ca
bot Thomas Crimmins. =. BrocEholst Cutting
Mrs. Cutting, william cutting. IT.. Eugene His'
gins Prof. Nathaniel Butler and Mrs Butler
Thomas Dslahanty and Mrs. Delahanv, e.
Frohnan Very Rev. Dr. James Hughes. pr
bernard Hughes, Thomas lie Bouuliier, Capt.
George f. Lemon, Rev, J. J. Joyce Moore, u.
Iesota Menies II. Livingston Sa'trree. c. e.
Shayne George W. Smith Mrs Paran stevens,
Or Charles sumner Jones and Mrs Jones Law
renee Turnhull and family and Commander
Ballington Booth.