The evening world., 1894-07-21
WITH FULL PASSENGER LISTS.
Eight Big Ocean Liners Depart
for European Ports.
Lucnnin's sailors Injured by Ship
ping Heavy Seas.


to-day, all carrying as many passengers
Is they could accommodate.
Among those on La Tourainc. for
llavrc. wee:
rablo Arosemena, Miss Alscr, Dr. and Mir.
na@dlni WSv Aug. I i'r.sonic ".o ' Ausu,tin '
yn"m"rr,u Mr and Mrs Enriqas rentii, ETnSs,
Duran. Mr. and Mrs. Florence Fox. Mrs l..
tiEuN + J. Gasduct pr. tsllon Rodr Euet,
Lvuiian, William !. u'Connor. Mra J. u. Pelt.
EurGuc rlrr Paul sorreo Mrs 4 Fowler
S,"ldari and Miss S'oddari. sister iouisa dc st
de- st. Marie. Edgar Percy W"rG il 6 Waite.
Stokca waite, Ssrii Wolf RIPLEY Wilson and
charles Wiirou.
Among the prominent passengers on
the Mohawk tor London were:
Gco,s" Dana White William Arnold, George r.
pupec, NJ aud MR.. +. \ $. Franklin, otto
pDcrinS Mrs " j. Flanders, Lester Flanders,
u. q Gillette and the Misses Gillette Mrs 4.
W Garincr and Miss Mabel Gardner. $ Lloyd
Jones' Miss Florence Lloyd, $. T.. Quimby, Rev.
End Nh { y Smith Mrs $ e SHERWOOD l..
Jams and J. e. ward
Some o' the passengers on the Rhaetia
for queenstown and Hamburg We're:
riot AImei L. burton, Aeram iicrs Edwin
ncr', Arthur ilauck, MIR. and Mrs H. T.
Roberts William e. stott and Or A Schneider.
ON the Fulda for Genoa. via Gibral-
tar, were:
Rev nr. George $. nshoP,, G. %. pa.ssler.
u Henry Colnaghi, Gen W. +. Doster. Roswell
Hitchcock Joseph T. Mason and Mr.. and Mrs
Remscn Whtehouse.
Some of the most prominent passcn-
gers on the Amsterdam for Rotterdam
via Boulogne. were:
pr. John u Abel MIR and Mrs E. G Aiken
R Rev :. G. A. Becker, Rey Or C. r. Dlackail
coms,ock Edwin II Davis, s. +. Douglas
4 : Eakle. Rev Michael Henry. George X.
lord hey R y. LANCE, Dr. e r. Marscheider,
Pratt and Pardon wilbur
Among those on the Anchoria Tor Glas-
gov were:
NC e. n,, Ba.ss and MI" CARTE Bus.s Mr.. and
bottle Cox, MIR and Mrs Arthur M Grundy
Rev. =. A. McManus and r. d. Rcnwick
ON the Ems for Bremen. VIA South
ampton, were:
Mr. and Mrs. James Ackroyd.. Mr. and Mrs
bavIer, william r Carlisle, Consul and Mrs II
rlansscnens. James r. delaney. MIR and Mrs.
Emma Hoppe. Joseph Palmer. Rev. Mr. Schooner
Paul g Woodruff Claus Narrath and Mr.. and
Mrs. August Lander.
ON the Servia for Liverpool were:
Aggilar II. bradford. nr. and Mrs. J. $.
Hllinr1. James H. blood. Thomas r. BarnneId
Miss {, T. de IA balr Rev, Edward 4. BRADLEY;
John Campbell, George \. Chipmsn. Charles
II. Darling, II h Johnston, f. u. Norris oliver
J; schoolcraft. Robert stephenson and Hon
Evelyn Shcrield
The cunard liner Lucania arrived at
the bar at S.ll 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 fifty-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. II was foggy throughout
the passage.
Among the passengers Were:
The baroness de Braunecker. Miss N. T. Ca
hot. Thomas Crimmins, Y. Brockholst Cutting
Mrs. Cutting, william Cutting, jr.. Eugene lis-
gins, Prof Nathaniel Butler and Mrs Butler.
Thomas Delahany and Mrs Delahanty, G.
Fr0hman. Very Rev. Dr. James Hughes DR.
BERNARD Hughes. Thomas lie Bouillier, Capt
George +. Lemon. Rev. J. J. joyce Moore. ID.
Ics1'a Mendes II. Livingston satteree. G, G.
Shayne, George W. Smith, Mrs. Paran stevens,
Dr, Charles Summer Jones and Mrs, Jones Law
renee Turnhull and family and Commander
Ea