The sun., 1891-07-03
DEMOCRATICPRINCE GEORGE
RIDES ON TINE ELEYArED AND DRINKS
HKER IN THE RUNAWAr's CABIN

| RIDES ON TINE ELEYATED AND DRTNKs
BEER IN THE RUNAWAr's CABIN.
NE - .. Expert n Terpese wsrssre, and
the Ce~mssAsut st Wiiiecs Point
shows Min what We Have In Thst L'.s
Our royal visitor continued his round Of
sight seeing yesterday By starting out bright
and early to visit the art treasures Of the Me-
tropslitan Museum. II was not very bright.
although IL was early, for the rain fell In Q
drlzzle that was enough TO dampsn the ardor
OF any siRhtsser but prince Of the blood.
In company with Charge dAffaires GreRer.
Secretary Botkin, and Consul Bo,assi. the
Prince drove through Central Park to the
museum. The party were received by Gen.
di Cesnola- the Secretary OF the Board OF
Trustees. who conducted them through the
halls. The Prince seemed much interested in
the collections, and spent much time In sx-
amning them. The Greek models and statu-
sry naturally attracted him. especially the
model OF the Parthenon restored. In the art
gallery he expressed pleasure at finally seeing
the original OF Rosa Bonheurs Horse y all" !"
after becoming so familiar with 1t through en-
cravings.
1t was 80 late when Prince George was pre-
pared to leave tho museum that the party
returned Immediately to the Brevoort for
luncheon. after which they drove to the Ninth
street elevated station and took the train for
Ninety second street The young man was ac-
companied by Lieut.. Snsll r. NJ; Mr. Hamil-
ton and Mr.. Morrison Of Calcutta who have
been his travelling companions from Yoko-
hama: Mr.. Everett Frazer. President Of the
Sims; Edison Torpsdo GoWpsps and Consul
general manager OF the ims-Edison Com
n
Ninoty-secon!l street they climbed over several
barges loaded with bricks the Prince galantly
ss.n seas d down aqaSt u Col Rins from &ilsts
fore sa sna sss s ,s
sEss ia Ali Il !s sS sS assS oa;
dock opposite Fort SCHUYLER. where coL King,
the visitors The cangnlank was thrown out.
on 1t there was such On ominons creaking that
1G tile face OF tho dock which h'
The party we're isst eendsstsd to the officers.
MA 5o%
hs Prince g GeoaSo sannnsa these With much in
tere.t and showed Sol King, as he had aIrsslIy
Na ha eraneS
Sssd nsys snd .hs ssess
mentins shed where there was . sims; Edison
torpedo, commonly called the - fish, lying In
riSned sfs1a to him' Is prac,csya % new nysn.
tion. for although It has been patented for
some years its value has only recently been
:. AAiite Alter fringe George hal examined tho
fish" Col. King anno1ness4 ~ that t he had or Or
These are FOUND steel ,buoys iilsd with nifty
popnds Of dynamite and sunken in the cham
By kss q vess that msh to
s1es'0a sss Way fsts srao There wss u dull
tnud. more OF a rumble than au explosion:
hsn dos s G hsss
Ins It L end RE the
one VICE. sank % the Banso Encs was
noon. the experiment was rspeatsd twice at
After ,hs sxeitemsnt had abet:d and the
to ths parade grounds. yisltine the museum
and library the way The men Of the pos,
through GsS several lS eEolu'ions. under the COM
Atd At4:i5 Ci o'eioct lie visitors returned to the
launch and were taken back to, the city. on
the way home the Prince sat i5 ls the cabin with
tu0 0Hlcer6 anu tuelr gueBtS uElnklnG Deer IN
husiastic over Willet's Poinr and its 'orpe
party returned TO the Brevoort House on the
The Greek colony gave dinner to tho Prince
ing. The table was round and was elaborately
decorated with flowers ard smilax tied in
were hand painted m white silk. and repre-
scented the Tt TGrecian coat Of arms with
q the slsht ht, Of Prince G;oras, Goi n we're
$:% s$;s
sechiari. Mr.. .Pandail fae6eri. Mr. C. Tso. .
mades, Count Lomen,, Mrs; Contansean. Mr.; T.
tas>i. Mr.: L. Contansean. Mr.. Paul Negreponte
MIR. c. G,unari. Nj. g. Meneias. Consul- General
Uaro;vky and Mrs ~ s. Sslatti. Greek music
Edison's works at Menlo Park. and in tho
evening he will. dine with Consul General
Olarovsky at his house In seventy-flith street.
After the dinner Prince George went to the
Casino with party Of friends. including the
eral i Greek and Knssian faas were wD 1winsd
with tho Stars and Stripes over The boxes. The |
orchestra played Greek and russian airs. and
the audience clapped their hands in compii- |
They seemed 10 think that Prince George
would make o speech. but he didn't. Half the |
audience fingered after tho opera to see him
go TO the theatre roof He passed bstwesn |
and bowling to tho women who made audible |
comment upon his splendid physique.
The Fitxsimmons s-IIall Mill.
CarcAGo July 2-Messra Frank N Shaw and r. y