New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-23
NAVAL OFFICERS ATTHE PLAY.
THEY SEE THE TAR AND THE TARTAR
VISITORS TO THE SQUADRON OF EVOLUTION
THE DRILL TO-DAY.

VISITORS TO THE SQUADRON OF EVOLUTION
THE DRILL TO-DAY.
1t was day of comparative rest on the ships OF thc
Squadron OF Evolution YESTERDAY To-day the second
and last Of the drills Of the Naval Reserve In the Nor
River VIII take place. The first exercise VIII be h'e
armng aud equpplng of boats for distant service anu
In the evening practical instructions IN the use OF Tile
search light win be given.
At special meeting OF the executive COMMITTEES
OF the Chamber Of Commerce held Tuesday the fol
lowing appointed committee TO pay the respects
OF the Chamber to Rear-Admiral J. O. walker sno
the officers OF the Squadron Of Evolution Ex-Msyoi
Abrsm s. Hewitt, Samuel ID. BabcOck, A. G. Barnes
Cornelius n. Bliss. Henry Hentz Woodbury. Lsngdon
A. Foster Higgins, Samuel n. Seaman. James b. Coz
gate, Charles 5. Fairchld, Eugene Kelly John Jay
Knox, Gustav H. schwab, August Belmont, John II
Stsrin. J. Edward simmons, Ambrose snow, Thomas
P. Bull, William IL. Lyon. Scion Humphreys Z.
Flower and others. Admiral Walker Will receive the
committee on board his flagship at p. m. to-day
large delegation from the Board OF Trade
and Transportation pasd their respects tO Rear
Admiral John G.. Walker on the flagship Chicago yes
terday morning. They were entertained in Admiral
Walkers cabin from IL 80 a. m. to l p. m. After
this they inspected the ship, ard then viewed the
entire feet rom the admiraps barge Those present
were ex-COngreSsmen Darwin r. James and Orlando
B. Potter. Ambrose SNOW, Captain George L. Norton.
ex Lieutenant Of the Navy Aaron Vanderbilt, oscar
S. straus General Ferdinand P. Earle Colonel Edward
L. Molneux William Stenway, George L. Pease,
Samuel w. Fairchild. Frederick A. Kursheedt Wood
bury Langdon, Henry c. Valentine, 1ohn McKesson.
IT, and Bowles Colgate They all came ashore wiser
and better after their visit.
Rear-Admral Walker, in behalf Of the officers Of
the squadron Of Evolution has accepted invitation
given by the management Of Eldorado to attend the
performance Of Bolossy Kiralfy's spectacle. King
solomon and has named tomorrow evening as the
time In celebration Of the visit Of the officers the
management has prepared some special and appro
pirate fireworks One piece will represent the battle
between the Monitor and the Merrimae.
Last evening at Palmer's Theatre Dfgby Bell
eoruscsted with his best jokes and all the other
members Of 1.-The Tar and the Tartar company
did their best, for large number Of the
officers Of the squadron OF Evolution and delegation
Of sailors and marines from the feet were present at
Past Assistant Engineer Henry E. Rhoades's theatre
marty The boxes were decorated with hags and
shields and uniforms brilliant in the light of the
theatre. Among the officers present were Captain
A. P Cook, OF the Minnesota: Captain G.. c. Wiltse.
commander Of the Boston Chief Engineer Ciprlano
Andrade Lieutenant T. B. ". Mason, aid to Secretary
Tracy; Lieutenant SestOn schroeder. commander Of
the vesuvius Lieutenant E. R. Moore, Of the York
town Leutenan: W. NJ. Taylor Of the Yorktown
Engineers W. C. Neville, F. II. Bailey, F. H. Edridge
and Jonathan Brooks Of the Concord Chief Engineer
Robert B. Hines, OF the Bennington Lieutenahs John
r Edwards, T. B. Howard. Dion Williams aud F. H.
Brown of the Boston Past Assistant Surgeon L. \.
Cabel Of the Chicago; Past Assistant Surgeon j. G.
Byrne, of the Boston Leutenants Albert Glesves'
Rufus IL. Lane Gustave Kammerlng. II. C. Kaengle'
H. NJ DombOugh, Thomas J. Sem, Karl A Rohrer'
G. F. Hughes Ii. II. Caldwell and Cadet Arthur Lee
Willard and Past Assistant Surgeon Norman j. Black
wood, Of the Newark.
Commander G. c. wlltse. of the Boston. Yesterday
sent to Police Headquarters descriptions OF SAX de-
serters from the vessel and the police received ovs
TO search the deserters. A reward Of $40 VIII De
paid for the arrest and return OF each man.