New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-27
OFF FOR FOREIGN SHORES.

OUTGOING SHIPS FILLED WITH PASSENGERS
large number OF passengers sail today on the
outgoing transatlantic steamers Among those
going on the Cunard steamer Etruria for Liver
pool Clinton =. Ayres. Robert Archer. the Rev.
and Mrs. III. G. Baldwin. NJ. and Mrs J. T. VI.
Burnside, Mrs. T. D. Burnside. Mrs c. r. Burden.
Mr. and Mrs Louis A. Bendlt. Sgno- Bevlgnani.
J. y. Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. r. Bailey. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank +. Coulby Mr.. and Mrs. William Calder.
Slcnor Customary. Sgnor Corsi. Mrs. J. Amory
Goldman, John Dawson, Samuel G. H. Davis Rich
ard NJ :. Douglas Frederick II. Douglas. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. S Douglas. Mr. and Mrs William Dickson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Douglas. Thomas +. Edgar. Mr..
and Mrs Frederick ". Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. T.. VI
Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Leopold Franc. Mrs. Yer
non Foster Mr.. and Mrs II. J. Gibson. Or. Am
broslo Grillo Mr. and Mrs ". G. Hamilton. Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred r. Hunt Robarts Harper. Mr. and
Mrs. A. Ingham. DR.. +. g. Juler, T. :. Jevons Mr..
and Mrs L. NJ Kor,rIght. Dr. Thompson Legs.
A. l.. Lehman Signor Manclnella. J. 4. Morton.
Mr. and Mrs J. H. Mancor Mr. and Mrs. Kcnfrew
D. Macarthur. +. L. MCGEE, Mr and Mrs. Y. Nc
Lauchlan. DR.. Agnus Mclean, Or. 4. L. Ordway,
Dr. Edward f. Parker. Mr. and Mrs. J. Percy.
The French Line steamer La Champagne, sailing
for Havre takes on; among her passengers George
H. HIlyer Mrs. Grace l.. Hess. Mr.. and Mrs William
r Hubert G. s. Johnson. L. W. Jenkins Mrs. j.
q. Kittle. Allen J. Kittc. Mr.. and Mrs w kobb"'
the Rev !. KoorIt Mrs Helen Lauterbach. Mr. and
Mrs +. u. Iavergne. l.. Lombard. Mr. and Mrs
Eugene Mayer, Mrs J. II. Meeker, Mrs. g. u. Pom
eroy Miss Madeline Pollard. j. Pfeiner. Mrs. L. !.
PillsDury, Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Sands Mrs. W. r.
Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs. i. g. Swan r. J.. Stem
mer Mrs S. B. Smith. Henry r. Simon. Mrs Quincy
Thorndike. Mrs. II. NJ. Ta.man, Mrs. -. A. Thomp-
son. +. G. Welt. Mr.. and Mrs -. Weles. Mr.. and
Mrs Jules Wogan. Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Way
Jose Armendaiz. Charles L. Allen.
The North German-Iloyd steamer Fuda, sailing
for Bremen takes out among her passengers Miss
Meta Hamel, Mrs g Max Holman. Mrs. Thefese
HGbsch, J. L. Jansonius. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl knaDe
Mr. and Mrs FREDERICK Koch. Richard khucn, Mr.
and Mrs Gustave Langen. Mr.. ana Mrs. Egbert lie
Leubn. the Rev. i. u. lOevenich. Mr. and Mrs. VI
". Beecher Mr.. and Mrs. Albert l'oehme. Mr.. ana
Mrs Louis y. Drummer o. W. Babcock, Mrs. VI
T. Culver. G. G. Dieterich. Mr.. and Mrs. James IL
II. Gibson Rudolph Gbnther Henry Hclde. Mrs
CORTLAND Hoppn. Miss Hoppin. Thomas Hartley
Joseph Hol1sworth. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Moritz Mr.
and Mrs Bruno Mechler. Mrs Barnard Mackey
y Despuyal
Among the passengers sailing on the Hamburg
American Line steamer Prussia for Hamburg are
Mrs Helena Apreck. Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Ackcr
mann. Dietrich Ackermann. Mrs. J.. X. Angelo
vich Mrs. Julius Carcher. Mrs. II. Heuman, Julius
Hausmann. Mrs. J.. T.. Hunting Waiter j. krappe
J. c. Ohrtmann. Mrs. Philippine Soeffner, the Rev
Karl l.. Walters and Mr.. and Mrs. g. y. william
The Netherlands American Line steamer Amster-
dam for Rotterdam. takes out among her pas
seneers Mrs Minnie Aram, c. Hartman, Mrs
Theodora Beecher, Miss Emilia Beecher Joseph \
BisaiIlon Mrs. H. Van Bremen Mrs. L. Van
Bremen. Miss Cornelia w Conant. J., ": Coombs
| X. u Myers, DR.. Frank x. owen and q. L.
phepS.