The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-14
BEGAN THEIR VOYAGE TO-DAY.
Some of Those Who Sailed on the
Big Transatlantic Liners.
Ward McAllistcr, Sandow and Nick
Brown on the Cnmpania.

Six ocean liners sailcl from New York
to-day. each one carrying big com
pany OF passengers t. swell the thrcng
Of Americans already enjoying Summer
travel in Europe.
In the long list If saloon passengers
there are many persons well known in
this city and throughout the country.
Among those who sailed in the big Gu
harder 1ampania. bound FOR Liverpool
We're:
col Henry wstterson, Ward McAli!ster, Rev
u Thomaa Gallamlet, the Very Rev. J. T.. Eiu-
maurice - II MIR and Mrs John II. &, Tap
fr,k aud Miss Frlck bronson Winthrop. Mr and
Mr. l!ckg Arnold. cot Joseph r. stokes, Mr. an!
Mia Walter stanton. Hon \. H. Barring. Of
London. MIR and Mrs Harry Pepper, Eugene
Sando'.. Dr and Mrs Il. =. Allen Mr.. and Mrs
! burgess, Hcv. James II. bennett, j. lyin
Murray. Nir and Mir ]. T. Waller Horace ".
Dresser W. II. pcminG and br. J. " Harper.
The French liner Champagne, for
Iiavre, carried among her saloon passen-
Eers:
pr aud Mrs rharea r sterling, Mr. and Mrs
Arnold u iletne, Rev A. + beard Hoard
Mrs. +. r. de floret. Oscar Marshall Pedro
Garcia, MIR and Mrs. " AleNsnder, Re-.
Hubbard pr q. II shat,uck, Arthur voorhs
Mrs. G, Wood nr and Mrs l.. Humphreys,
Judge : Page. nrrand Rucl. Martin q. Solar.
i beard '' ' ~ ~ " "
on board the Furnessia for Glasgow
were:
REV W. Anderson. Miss Elsie Anderson Or,
George II nriigmar. hichard 81 campbell. pr.
u povkoutt James T. Ferguson Mrs. II. =.
irlsvod, Miss nessie Griavold, Miss Grace
Granssr ney q r Green pr + y, S Ems m..
MuliEHn Grisvold Perkins. Dr and Mrs. Thomas
shearor Mr. and Mira. Alexander AEnus, Or
Henry L. Douglas, Rev. George y johnson Rev.
William II Lewis, Mrs Thomas Mccraoksn.
Misses Janet and Marion Mccracken. Dr
and Mrs Louis A Rodensts!n Rev, and Mrs
John 4 shaw MIR and Mrs, Thomas oliver. Rev.
T. o. Tree. Judge 4. r Watts, w. $. Wallace.
Perry wylie and pr Ii. A. Woodbury..
Here are some OF the passengers or
the North German Lloyd steamer for
Bremen:
Prot II II Coodell Mr.. and Mrs. n, J. n
rogert, Mr.. and Mrs. AUGUST lFoas the Misse'
varney Mr. and Mis- II n Peters f y Turner
! II. chan,nsrlaIn. q. W Ktder Mrs f,ederLcl
rns" S.ct Miss '@ w M and
Wndmucler
on board the Hamburg steamer Prus.
STA were:
pr and Mrs, Ernes; schalk. Mrs, Anna Berger
Miss Corinnc berger Mr. aud Mrs e. MerberFer
Mrs Thekia W. Fox NJ Saint Dl,ier. Mis-
Therese Petersen Mrs. Minnie Page. Miss Lydia
Page. Paul Jordan and Miss Rena Noiy
Among the passengers on the Werk'
cndam for Rotterdam were:
MIR. AMI Mrs. Thomas A. Janvier, Rev Eiwart
T.. Atkinson. Mr.. and Mrs Rochereau de ID
Sablterr Dr and Mrs. !. Dinri Pnnart. nr. an'
Mr. Alexander Fischer walter A. Ford Mr. an'
Mrs IL A. Ranhonnet. Dr. T. Il. Snadrr pr
Robert r. Williams Mrs T.. wills Miss wills
Or and Mrs q. l. Van Schot, W I. BROOKS
Melbourne A. Hardwirk pr. C. +. Haseldcn. NJ
r Reynolds william sieger and Hartwell II
Bellows
Alderman Nicholas T. Brown was also
passenger on the Campania, though
his name did not get printed in the pas
senger list along with Ward McAllister