The evening world., 1894-08-18
DEPARTURES FOR EUROPE.
The Approach Of Autumn Does
Not Affect Ocean Travel.
Five Big Liners Sail To-day with
Full Passenger Lists.

As Autumn draws near. there seems
to be very little falling OF in the num-
ber OF passengers bound for Europe. All
the transatlantic steamers which sailed
to-day had full cabin lists.
The Anchor liner Furnessia sailed for
Glasgow with the following persons in
her saloon:
Mrs Samuel Barclay. James Barclay. Mrs
w j. Brown. the Rev. Mr.. Bixler. 7. II. Bunch.
Miss Margaret r. Campbell, Miss r. D. CAMP Camp.
Carey. Andrew Clement, Miss Clement. MIR. and
Frank aSran.r john G Graham Mis-. Lydia Ora
ham. Mrs James Heaney, Spencer Heaney, Mrs
Johnstone, Joseph Kingsand. Miss Marion J.
and Mrs. william Riddle. Alexander +. Riach
shand Miss Ida souter. Miss Sinclair. Robert
Smeaton. Robert Smeaton, IT.: Mrs. c. b. Skip
with. Miss Julia II. Tompkins.
On board La Champagne for Havre
Alfred Adler. Carlos ALERT; Mrs. Au.srbach
badIsd Nj. 4' Basd Ca
Mrs. H. sturges Curren, Master Curren. Adrian
Dr. crs I R,o,ns1 cs.
sier. Miss Adelaide Dickinson, David L. Dodge
Mrs. p T. pOsns p Mrs NJ j.s p Sr,e
Fernando Miss j. Fernandez. Miss Louisa Fer.
G.ads Ms. Dc o,Ss ,ane SsorEs
Gsnare' sir Augustus and Lady Harris, Miss Harris.
d. Herbigny. Mrs. II. Hillhouse. Miss Adelaide
HIhouse MI, Claire n,s A. Huxlsy THsee s,,y j.
KRya Mrs NJ, Londsrbsck, Miss Londerbaok.
J: L. LIvay, Mrs. Z, L. Letang; b. L1ssere'
Mas.s or, hos p csaFf so Or MRS
Lsonle Rebel. Ricardo Sanchez Mrs. Ricardo
The following voyagers were among
those booked for Liverpool on board the
Bloch Aims. John W Ar ss, Mrs, arm Arm:
Mabel Ball Mir. and Mrs william F. Blaine,
E lSA1 rs1 e ssS BasSG Minister
tiary OF NicarauEua to Great Britain; the Rev.
George Clay Samuel kos Cohen e,n Ss Rev M,..
Mary il. Campbell, d, N Crowley. Prof. Albert
5. Cook. L. II Dodge. DR.. and Mrs; $. G. De
Charles Fischei, Mr.. and Mrs. John Farren. DR.
Enn f1rrsn na E5 ana Ms r smss Tsnry
! Giertsen. Charles Goble, Mr.. and Mrs, H. Y.
Hurlbut. Mrs. John Napier. W. Z. Napier. H.
The Kaiser wilhelm H.. for southamp-
ton and Bremel, carried away:
Mr.. and Mrs. George Breekelman; r. c. Bates
Curr,er. Francis Q. Carr, Lieut. Col; and Mrs.
| Z. -, Durntoru, MIS-. Joseph Setarui, Mlsb bs'
teie Gerard, Thomas W. Howard United State,
Vice Consul at Montevideo; Mrs. Thomas W.
| Howard, Miss Maria c. Howard. Miss Pillar
| Howard. Miss Mena Hemsls, Miss Miner. r. W
| McCleiiand, Miss Emilia Matthes. George II
Overlook. John Overlook Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Powell. Mr. and Mrs. Henry f. Russell. Mis-,
| Russell
On the OLDHAM. for Rotterdam. the
saloon list Included:
! Miss II. Balm, Il. de Boers. Mis-. Fannie e
| Louis Cert. Rudolph Dreber, Jules Dorp, Miss
Eva Fried. p. Van Gerrevink. A. A. Covers
| Charles Burton Gulick. Paul Frederick Hoffman
| Mrs Louise Ita Miss Rita Na. Miss Ciotildt
| Ita, Lionel Ita DR. Robert c. James, Miss Rims
| Kaiser q. Kichlhoefen. Mrs. Joseph Lang. j.
| MeEllinnsy. Mrs u. Moser. Miss C. Z. Mase
Miss NJ. Nelson Mrs Elisabetha Nobis Miss a
| Paiue, DR.. Ransom ]. Parker Or. and Mrs. l., II
Piimpton Joseph Rapp. Miss Pauline Rapp II
| Rogue, Miss II. II. sedswick. Miss r. Ssdswick
Adoph Simis, Miss Rosine Stehle. DR.. Robert
| Watts Albert Wilson.