New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04
THE SUMNER EXODUS.
TRAVELLERS WHO WILL START ACROSS
THE ATLANTIC TO-DAY.
MANY CT.rRGyMEN AND PROFESSIONAL MEN on
THE PASSENGER LGsTs-THE BRlTANNlC
AND TIE RHYNLAND TO SAIL

! MANY CIERGYMEN AND PROFESSIONAL MEN ON
THE PASSENGER LrsTs-THE BRITANNIA
AND TIE RHYNIAND TO SAIL
THIS MORNING
The summer hegra of fortunate pilgrims to for
eign lands beyond the broad Atlantic, with It's IN
MIGRATING breezes continues without abatement.
Two steamers will sail soon after sunrise TINS morn
ing Their staterooms will be filled with people
glad exchange the city's swelterng atmosphere
for old oceans winds and lucky TO escape the bed-
lam Of Independence Day. The proportion Of clergy
men, doctors and teachers whose names are on the
passenger lists is large. There are on the TWO
steamers seventeen clcrgymen Including one DiSloP'
seven doctors and four professors.
Among the passengers who Will sail on the Britain
mic Of the White Star Line for Liverpool are
William g. Andenried, II. O. Apthorp. w Ayres'
Alfred 5 Badgey, the Rev. Frank Woods Baker
Frank G. Baldwin J. ). Barrel. Miss Charlotte
Barrel the Rev d. y. Beach. Gordon Bell, MIS-.
r. r Bell Charles J. Bentley. w. II. Baclpurh'
+. Blackhurst. r. =. Blake. Mss Homestead Mr..
and Mrs. T. b. Bowers. Pau Brooks, Ny ana MIS-
Andrew Can't and Miss cant, John Carruthers ).
c. Cato. William Aston Chanler the Rev. Dr;
Christie Mr. and Mrs. c. g. C.eaiher. MI ana
Mrs N IT. co Mns lh me MIS- n E. H. non
Miss LandOn. Major William +. Lawrence, john
Fellows Lewis John H. Loos. Mss Libby Loo.,
Miss stella Loos Or. John. }. Mackey. Mrs Ala, IA;
Macean. the Rev ID: j. McCaugniray, T.. IL M.-
e. Meyer NJ. A. Mitchell. J. Henry Mitchell, Dr.
and Mrs. Waiter j. Nr>folk. DR. \. l.. Norihrop'
Eer' the REV Dr. }. T. Patey. George Pereiy1. +.
< Plat. Mr.. ana Mrs. W: Il; iHlIe.. Renjam.n
Mrs' Gorge Sanderson. Edward ;. sanderson.
the Rev. Or. q. X. Crooks, Fred J. CroSSen. o.
Ing, Miss NJ. -. Davidson. Lincoln DAVIS. ). +.
Denison. Miss Clara g. Dim9cK. r. j. Dresher VIE
r NJ Forbes 4 " Ford. r. H. Gaines ). Sterling
Goddard Mrs O. b. GSGdwn vi rl sT 3riTn' Green
William Morton Grnnell. Professor and Mrs; George
Gunton harrington : aI Mf ,b y po - Ii
Bishop Hogan. Miss Bessie NJ t0ushion; Georse
j. Hulst, George HUTCHINSON. EHM"Iu '"i liz
None M L GGper NJ G. Tns T. ga? sarcaT il @
Ife " TeE smth the Kew and Mn j. f. snow Fred
erick W. Suydam Edwin Sweeney. Eugene sweeney
john NJ Thomas. Mr and Mrs. J. N, Thompson.
James Il. Thomson, Mr.. and Mrs H. InoInton NJ
B. Van Zandt. William F. Ninton. II, p. Walls Mr..
and Mrs Joseph Warren. the Rev. Or p W,aipqie
and Mrs George C. Wethcrbee, william Withcr-
spoon, NJ and Mrs T. p W4haW22s Tred Ter EeT-
Woodruff Chester II. Wright and Charles Snow
Among the passengers Do9kGi 0r n are Pr1s4r
Herman V Amcs, Mrs C. W Bailey. George J;
Bassett. the Rev William \. Beardsiey. Mr. and
Mrs. Julius Bunsen Mrs. \. J., Cantrell Dr }. r.
nSGshS G4o F25e' John Ha.ed X edden M
r. Hoguet Mrs VI. y. Johnson. Miss Louise John-
s W 1 yTs jr DR. 6 v. Many f. k Mixer WI
lam Anderson. Gustave Attaimbi Mr., ana NJ NJ
Emma Dewaid. 6. c. Eher. Miss Kate Eiher
Sister Felicitas Jean Bapt. Fensln, Mrs Emma
nickel. MIR and Mrs d. Morehouse, Miss A H.
Mumford Or. and Mrs. w. i. Northrup Mrs
Whitson Oakley W j. Petrie Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ
powell Wilson IT. Powell jr, II. $. Richardson. J."
NJ Romberg Professor and Mrs. julius + Sachse
Miss Helena V. Sachse. Professor a. \. STANLEY. :.
i. Talman, Miss Mary p. Thurber, Mrs. r. TOBIAS
Vogt Mrs + b. White, Mrs. NJ Woodrrn. g. j.
Woodruff, Father L4cbcrmann FriririSh N ,s
Pacjlly Fernand Schmidt Urhin Schmidt John
schmidt Mrs NJ. Schmidt. Sebastian Spc!cr Cot
ueb Strassacker Antoine famine. Mrs. Rosa
famine Victor Gerard. Miss May Winters and Mrs
Hilhelmina Winters.