The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-23
BOUND FOR THE CONTINENT.
Six Ocean Liners Garry Away Many
European Tourists.


A majestic feet OF ocean steamships
sailed from this port to-day, marking
an exodus OF good people for Europe
The fleet included the French liner La
Touraine, for Havre: the Cunarder
Etruria. for Liverpool: Netherlands
American liner Maasdam. for Rotter-
dam: Anchor liner Circassia, for Glas-
gov; the Atlantic Transport liner Mani
toba. for London, and the Hamburg
American liner Rugia, for Hamburg.
Each of these ships carried away as
many tourists as her accommodations
would admit. and the departure of each
was n scene of leavetakings in which
thousands participated.
Among those who waved farewells
from the deck of the big Cunard liner
Etruria to their friends gathered on the
pier were Rev. L. d. Brace, DR.. and
Mrs. d. d. Crowley, James q. Caldwell,
]. F. Cowperthwaite, Prof. p. c.
Chaplin Mrs. Tucker Cornell. Lord Dun
more. Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Dennison.
DIR. Arthur K. Elliott DIR. NJ. S. Erd-
man, Gen. and Mrs. Edward Ferrero
Mrs. Nora Gridley Gridley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert NJ. Galloway and Miss Gala
! way. Mrs. E. Burd Grub, Nicholas G..
Herreshoff, John Hawkes.. JOAN l.. Hen
ming and John l.. HennIs. tr.,,, Rev;
Canon Hanly. Rev. DR.. -J"G. Nall and
Mrs; Hal, Mr.. and Mrs. Denn4s Hor gan,
Il. Martin and Miss Ellen c. Martin,
o. De Sola Mendes, Rev. ID. Sage Mack
eey, Prof D. 3. Purinton. LII; D.; Pr
NJ. RIM, Thomas de Souza Rosa, Por-
tqguese Minister to washington; Mrs.
piorer; Clarence 4. Seward and Miss
| Alice Seward, Charles Salvini, DR.. Alex
s Smith, NJ and Trdw Mrs. F. X TroTeridge
Thompson ; and Miss Mary Thompson. "
Among the throngs on board La Tou-
rraine were Mr.. and Mrs Jerome n. c;
Bonaparr,te o, and Mss Bonaparte; Edward
kelen, Gen; cutting, Or. and Mrs. James
G. Clark, Rev. a: Cheneau,, Miss Emma
Frohman, DR., Gnttheil, Ernest Iselin,
Iselin and Louise Iselin. Alexander Lam
bert. Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Montant. Vicom-
tess. de sibour Henri de Sibour. clyde
Paris; II. F. shofsine. Robert l. Taylor,
Chevalier de Tavera. John w, Payne, the
Boston yachtsman; John Paine, 0gle
Taylor Paine, Mrs. G. ]. Paine and Miss
| OF Boston.
The Maasdnm's passenger list includ-
ed these: Rev. p. Cameron Scott d..
| ana NTS. NIlONtl -. AIlloNl, JuuS' w. ".
their daughter Miss Vilzthun Won Eek
stadt, DR., Il e; Golrlng Rev. pr p: G;
Mrs. Sheppard Romans and Misses
Helen s. and S. S. Romans, Mr. and
Mrs, s, M. s de Savornin Lehman and
daughter, Miss Mayne A.. Stokes. Or.
II c. Biernirth, Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. FL
! nendorf
on the Rugia were Rev. e. f. Bar
tholomew, Emanuel Lasker, the chess
rlayer; Rev. and Mrs. Johnson Mrs.
| Charles A. Du Bots, Diederich o. Mein-
crt, Mrs Knox Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rudolph Reuter-, DIR. Walter Nulpurs
and the Misses Robinson.
The Manitoba carried away to London
Ellis s. Atwood, Rev. John Evans, Rev,
Frederick Evans, Rev. and Mrs. Camp
bell Fair, Campbell w; Fair; James II
S. Fair, Agnes Irwin, Frank Irwin, Miss
New.bold, Miss Katherine s., Newholdi
David Newbo!h. Eugene Newbold, Prof
Theodore l.. Wright, Prof, II. NJ, Whit
ney. Rev. James Il. Wilkinson and L. +
Wilkinson.
on the Circassia. bound for Glasgow,
We're Edward Coutts and Miss Vesta
p. Coutts. Mrs. Douglas Coyerly, Roger
Coyerly. Master Douglas Coverly Miss
hliDe Covcrly, A. j. Beattle. Patrick
Prof. and Mrs. Henry \. Peck, Rev.
Thomas Larkin. Rev. r. y. Ollne. Mrs
S. F. Galusha, Mrs. Margaret Reid
Robert d. Reid, Mr. and Mrs. Merwln
| Rushmoro, George Symington. Godfrey
l.. Hll1chrand and Margaretta Van
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