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,
Lucnnia's Sailors Injured by Ship
ping Heavy Seas.

Eight ocean liners sailed from this port
to-day all carrying as many passengers
a. they couli accommodate.
Among those on La Touraine, for
llaVrc, Were;
yda "'' Haca as''" Mrs Manqsi Ayeio Rev. Mt
uaua'uN Rev Aug ii".son,'' Ansn,i,ns
"' G"nI" w nr y" waq"r 1 ii bc'rai". ~ "
Duran, MI. and Mrs. FLORENCE Fox, Mw J..
Lcrl,pn William l. O.conuor, Mis-. = H. rcl'
Eurqu" rims Paul Sotr,o Mrs T. Fowler
,nS,",sc sist"r Florence Marie. slater Joseph
Ne st Marie Edgar Percy. Ward O. Wai,o
s'ol,g Waite sNrrd Wolf, RIPLEY Wilson AMI
/ Among the prominent passengers on
the Mohawk for London were
Georg" Dana white william Arnold George p,
nure, II. and Mrs A. rTan" w. i m,'
| IL q Gillette and the Misses Gillette. Mrs T.
! " Gar,lmcr and Miss Mabel Gardner. $ LLOYD
AMI Mr., e f. smith Mrs s e Sherwood /.
| g runs Miss ELLEN &. Wheeler. I. g, Will
Jams and G. ward.
| Some Of the passengers on the Rhaetia
for Queenstown and Hamburg were:
rrof Alfred T. Burton AhLsm bcrE Edwin
Heamcnt Hermann boehm, Theodore =" DIM
sSsr,. With William '"'i slot, and br schneider.
ON the Fulda for Genoa, via Gioral-
/ tar, were.
M H, and Mr., fo'f t.g!s'aS cs.eN' I,.s, Il
| iItch.ouk Joseph r MaHon and MIR. and Mrs
| Romscn Whitehouse
Some of the most prominent rassen-
gers on the Amsterdam for Rotterdam
| Via IioulOgne, were:
Re-, j. G. a nccker. REV, Or. c. n Blackall.
Rev. r nuyse nr. swan NJ Burrc'hf, Miss Alice
| A. = Eaklc. Rev Michael Henry. George Il.
Lord ney n he LANCE Or, F. r M.r,ehe'de1 ,
W T. MatunGly, Charles Cakes. Albert j.
Pratt and Pardon Wilbur.
Among those on the Anchoria for Glas-
gov were:
n1'ss , and Miss Carrie Ros Mr. m ,ns
M Robert "T NnlFd ar; Mr., hr,SaT runas
Rev. r, A. McManus and r, d. Renwick.
on the Fms for Bremen, via. South.
ampton, were:
Mr. and Mrs Jane. Ackrovd Mr.. and Mrs
Bayier william T. Carlisle, Consul and Mrs II
Gl-ussenegs James r, Delaney, Mr. and Mrs.
Emma Hoppe Joseph Palmer, Rev. MIR. Schooner
Mrs August Lander.
ON the Servla for Liverpool were:
J. II. Asnew, Mr, and Mrs David Austin, Mr.
Filings; Jane. II nOod Thom., p Bsrnaed
= DR. i-'' II Berke,ey, REV, c. ". Dean Goun,c
John y. Campbell. George A ChIpman. Charlie
l u. Darling. II D. Johnston. r u Norris, Olive
!. schoocra't Robert stephenson and Hon
EVELYN Shc'ed.
The Cunard liner Lucania arrived a
the bar at 3.ll o'clock this morning. Sh
left Liverpool on July IA and Queens
, town on July 10. She made the run II
five days, eighteen hours and hfty-seve'
minutes.
p For the first two days after leavln
. Queenstown she experienced stron
west and southwest winds. Several Yer
. heavy seas boarded her over the por
: bow injuring two seamen ana Smash
=, Ing the rail. 1t was foggy Throughout
the passage
n Among the passengers were:
}. The baroness de Braunecker. Miss NJ T ca
y bot thomas Crimmins, +. Brockhost Cuttni
v Mrs Cutting William Cutting, II, Eugene NV
" gins Prof Nathaniel Butler and Mrs Butle
=, Thoma, Delahanty and Mrs. Delahanty.
.s FIR, Imam Very Rev nr. James Hughes d
=, nernard Hughes. Thomas lie Boutillier. Cap
~ George F. Lemon. Rev j. j. Joyce Moore,
v p.sota Mendes II. Livingston sa,terlee, e,
=, shame George W Smith. Mrs faran steven
d nr, charles sumner Jones and Mrs Jones Law
l. renee Turnhull and family and Commando
n BallInEtOn Booth.