New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-17
The Captain listened to the singing with evident
enjoyment and then took up his tale:

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enjoyment and then took up his tale:
In h ,v- y,n nave Just mentioned N touching
youug nplsuI nan Western own rrceivri orders 70
JON MS su. "nlch was t. s 10 tns co., r9 VI ,"I'
lust .Oliug OF uOrtdni1y 20 INN HAte ~ "se W
,I liar a. n Country but tue Eignt hr start ed
n went 70 ~ good b, 70 BEAUTIFUL lite maiden vii.
Yhutu he ~ ~ love- He ma Ir tue cusL"in rY vows Vi
young o1cer ins oil u nrst h.ulc, but stay ="
re- Tx " zen be nn NV Klss.I /. farewell and ran
L. c.tcn the sage the WIS gone ana ne was "l&eu
IN def,r his le,arturs until the next nshL Tue next
r,t he want Il, A 700 l-bye again. and again he oSi
ts stage tnirl mint he came Tor po-lus'y az
f1r,g. H. bat AZ goins ID Nv MS -we' tht rt
MAJ, kls, h-r mother t.r-red tud said; NJ" ) ~ YOU
cant Ks, Moi in soOiDye iO-ui-hL don't believe you
are gu t. Mexico at all II Il JUST scaeo u !o''
Ia come round here and Eiss her goo i-bye. , l.,
He caugnt the -ale That night AMI on1nt oraVey ID
MrNico. Years rolled by AMI III as orotel u'ia -
ne orvt ni- boyisn love The Civil War came ahd - '
clo 90 ns was GOV VITA He IS now AZ aI'ta''
An yesterd ~ with nj at tie Murray hll h"lel
" q were walking corridor when bo'utIu M".l"n
-Daiy side {" my snouii sy, W." "a stonI sWd
hair. passed u.s. An stopping lte way o ,n an
onxei AL tue al. sra lie Is nne looking OIL man. an
- great fAVorte with lie ladies' he saw At ohce tIr
impression lie nad nsde on IN" lazy win sP t,uat rye
and said: am Old fool. KNOW Out LniuA W
made mash Let us stroll ny asan. A We passeo
,h adv tIe admiral her graclonsly out 10
NJ. .msx-,nent sue waket straight ny to MN "lib
.yr} au 4e@ us sis 10 your MT %S~ss
n tie roo ha fallen the admiral would not nave "een
80 mn ne srssped the lay'+ 1and and sail why
bn.s YOU you from tue hrsI and "a"'oI W 'ee
I,n Jn sac rejo ned you are INST ss bad as ever
Why l0n't you grow better as you grow oui NJ" "N'
al rna admiral was nonplussed again hut with grace
courtesy aud @weenes that have never 81, ~ %
he bowed aid. My heart rrniennels ~ 49, r !
neart is young-but my head Is OH AMI my ne"' 0i
~ ell replied the lady. smiling up at him. am
Tns admiral uttpr.d an exclamation OF surprise ana
s,ooI Tor minute looking at the Lady Tn t name nta
sveut away forty years with al their chsh-s ~
wnr their surerings their honors and the ahirai
80 nv .yain I wlsh you cOuli have seen III lhce
g And / have pot you since wen 10 Tue N"AiSdn
War" he sail. ADD your mother So1h. no9 e. ri
YOU g0Od-bY on tue tnlTu hlRh~ DJ 'N''' $780,
take that now. 90 =. -. ,,,-o,roa
40, NJ. that Ia outlawed. Come let me ih'Io"uoo
you To ny husband. ,A. hin, ., ir,ro.
,c. me 70 h- lady ana we both present eel 10 ier
hush nd We had a pleasant party al ulIner az .n
Admiral toll tho story OF us departure A'' '
as have toll it 10 you 1890
Ioro before the Captains story was finished the
ward-room boys had removed every SIX" "a ~,
a,n,ar from the table and spread on IL thicH
crimson cloth Two square ornamental ianip'
.unnlemented with tneiI light that shed rom 'no
lamp hanging from the deck above, ana the warn
oor, Looked cosey and comfortable. Let MS sing
.omn,bipgp said the dreamy lieutenant, ana Tue
So.,or 1rbo was a fine Musician. seated hfnsen ~
~. ..;,h, uiano which stood against the Dulk-
haod The officers gathered around nm , a1u &c ,hs
49, Az. acconDaniment that one old oaiiau Vi lne
NAVY The Yankee snip :
r.. gallant Yankee ship
That how the stripes aud stars.
And wbisting wiud from the east northeast
Blew through her pitch-pine srar.
With her starboard tacks ABOARD, my ooyA
She hung upon the gale - -,
Iu an autumn night we raised the light
On the Old H. ad OF kinsalr.
And they continued to sing until the master-at
arms reported Ten o'clock. lights out"