The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 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 off in the num-
Der 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 II. Campbell. Miss R. D. Camp
bell; Mr.. and Mrs A. A. ool6rdse' Mrs. ERA FRANCIS
Carey. Andrew Clement, Miss Clement Mr.. and
Mrs, Thomas e. oaryin, Or. "A, A. T. Gallant liant
ham. Mrs James Heaney. Spencer Heaney. Mrs
tombstone, Joseph KInEsland. Miss Marion J.
aud Mrs. william Riddle. Alexander r. Riach,
Mss Reynoes, James NJ 4 Fae Miss F h%%
with. Miss Julia H. Tompkins.
On board La Champagne for Havre
were:
Alfred Adler. Carlos ALERT; Mrs. Ap,srOae,s
R%P Miss Natsi,ss plnnpsin DR. s.,rs.on a
coiaao Or; Efnesto caprllss, Miss s,,1 The r
Mrs p. NJ: BOWLING. Mrs N, T. psstribais'
| nandes Miss r. Fernandez, L. de GRANGER. X.
Gordon Gonzalez Geipi.' Miss Marie Gaza!e, P.
Gazare, Sir Augustus and Lady Harris Miss Harris
Mi rSS Mrs. Mrs r. d HG MA Sr. hsis
hillhouse Miss Claire A. Huxley Forbes s, J;
J. h. Livay, Mrs. Il. L. Letang. ID. Lassere.
Miss Jeanne Mitchell; Charles l. Nichols. DR. P.
Leonle Rebel Ricardo Sanchez. Mrs Ricardo
'" The following voyagers were among
those booked for Liverpool on board the
Etruria.
bloch Aln.; John , W; Ar S, Mrs Arm Arm.
s ssfSGs Mr. and Nn %rs %lls% D. Barr Mis-,
Mabel Ball. MIR. and Mrs. William y. Blaine.
rn PSsh s Ss1ss
George Clay. samuel II; Cohen, the Rev, J.
Mary Mary D. campbell. b. n, Crowley: Prot. Albert
s. Cook, l.. ii. Dodge DIR. and Mrs. S. G. De
n De%n.y M'f Raph F s%s Mis-. maads Tshs
Charles riSche Mr.. and Mrs. John Farren. Pr
John a. Farren, DR.. and Mrs James Gcodwilie'
Giertsen. Charles Gobe. Mr.. and Mrs. II. y
Hurlbut, Mrs. John Napier. W. L. Napier. IL
The Kaiser Wilhelm H., for Southamp
ton and Bremen, carried away:
Mr. and Mrs George brsGsemAn r. ana Bates MTs
currier, Francis g, Carr. Lieut.. Col; and Mrs
| G. ID. Durnford Mrs Joseph Gerardi, MISE Eh
| telle Gerard, Thomas W. Howard. United State
| Vice Consul at Montevideo; Mrs Thomas W
Howard, Miss Maria C. Howard. Miss Pils
Howard, Miss Mena Hemaia, Miss Miner, r. W
| McCeland, Miss Emilia Matthes. George ii
| Overlook. John Overlook. Mr.. and Mrs. Natha
Powell. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry u. Russell. Mis-
Russell,
On the OLDHAM, for Rotterdam. tn,
saloon list included:
Miss II; Balm. Il, de Beers, Miss Fannie Z
Louis Cert, Rudolph Dreber. Jules Dorp, Mis-
Eva Fried. p. Van Gerrevink, A. A. Gevers
Charles Burton Quick Paul Frederick Hoffman
Mrs. Louise Ita, Miss Rita 1ta, Miss Clotild
tia, Lionel Ita. DIR. Robert c. James Miss Rim
Kaser. q. Kichlhoefen, Mrs. Joseph Lang. ]
McEllinney, Mrs. b. Moser, Miss q. q. Mase
Miss NJ. Nelson, Mrs Elrabetha Nobis, Miss
Paiue DIR. Ransom j. Parker. DR., and Mrs. l.. II
Piimpton, Joseph Rspp Miss Pauline Rapp. II
Rogue. Miss IL. II. sodgwick Miss r. Sedswick
Aiolph smis, Miss Rosine stehle, Or. Rober
Watts. Albert Wilson.