The sun., 1891-07-02

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Prince George Of Greece. who arrived In thi,
city on Tuesday evening. and made his head
quarters at the Brevoort House under the
nsme OF Count Falstsr. spent yesterday after.
noon in making Visit to the Brooklyn Navy
Yard. Being an offlcer Of the Greek navy. and
much Interested in naval sffatre. he took much
pleasure in the courtesies extended to him b.
the oficors Of the post
Prince George breakfastsd IN his rooms In
tho morning with Cant. Lomen, his tutor. and
spent tho forenoon quietly at the hotel gettinR
rested from his long voyage from San Francis
CO. After luncheon, at 2 O'Clock, he left the
Brevoort in Q carriage and drove across the
Brooklyn Bridge TO the navy yard. He was ac-
companied by Demetrius N. Botassi, the Greek
Consul General: Mr. Botkin. second secretary
OF tho Russian Legation at Washington.
end Capt Lomen. They arrived at the
navy yard shortly after o'clock. but
no Official notice was taken Of the Princes
presence. for he is travelling incoGnito. and he
even was subjected TO the regulation OF throw
ing away his half-smoked cigar as he drove
into the gate. OF the yard. The. PARTY drove to
the Commandants quarters. whore they were
e S Prno. nj ysSss u ss
yard After short delay the royal visitor and
his companions were taken to SEQ the various
points OF interest under the guidance OF Capt.
Kane Kan Lieut.. /, Calhoun and Assistant Con-
stfIS,0f Tba onsSsd n,sSs wa, tbo first sb,, v...d
Prince George seemed very much intercs i cd
in everything pertaining to the vessel. espeo:
Tally 10 tn" guns. and he manipulated ono Of
Tne oiiicsrs were delshsed with the x interest 1,
sna AND @ H ss ws
is the highsst comtliment that can be given BY
shinery. and wen. down 70 the very hold Of the
his massive frame through the marrow pas
The party were then conducted to the moni-
ssr wheh ws begun assn
room r. e.eisslnsd: This & Sui.s iIEe an oId:
ns1 into op 1ss Of hs
Prince was larger than the gun.
sssors 10 ssse ssnee
A. tn, Maine Il the drg dock on their way to
sh9TR sS r. ! around by S6ie; Ens,n:srs kesrn:y
Interest were the rides and the breech:iosdine
or ThG P1sae BY Capt.
dsnts quarters and said good :6y to s the ofieers
Capt. Erben. As Prince George stepped into
his carriage he said to the reporters present
as h ,hs had f5ssa sss , y rs END ID s
oIs!'sa ns desired ssDeSis'y e somplipsnt
70 the Brevoort House, having spent an hour
At y O'clock Ns Alexander areger. the Rus.
sian Charge d'Affaires. drove to the Brevoort
sSs. aegss in ans hi o5ss a iosn sns 'dSia ,o ]
main room Of ths restaurant. attracting much
sal on r Greeer risst and i's Capt iemen Des on
his left The osheS guests were the Greek
tary OF Legation Eotkin, Con nsui- -Gensrai Ora
lovsky; and Vice Consul Petersen. There were
no table decorations. with tho exception Of 9
O'clock the party went to tho Gsrden Thea!rs.
where they Witnessed from boxes A and B Mr..
ception at the hands Of the Greek 1ssidents Of
hs Ss P9sh sss 1
proclamation was posted Yesterday in all tue
tes arsefs FEE tran:sson
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duty, am happy to see the love which the
Greeks in America have for their country as
Prince. DEMErR!us N. BoTAssr.
" Consul General for H. M. George l., King OF
congratulate tory letter was also received yes
terday from the Greeks Of boston. to which
Mr. Botassi sent g reply at the order OF the
Prince.
y The programme Of the Princes visit in Now
Y9F SO far has hse1 ~ ,ha s
Of Art In Central Park and visit Gen.
Grants tomb at Riverside. In the afternoon
hs will visit Wilet's Point. at the inv, alton OF
{: :ol. King. to inspect the torpedo station. In
the evening he will attend a banquet at Del
moniso 3, given him By the Greek colony Of
Menlo Park to visit Mr. Edison and his electric
works. On his return he will dine with Mr..
Olaroyski. the Russian Consul. at his house O.
West Seventy.flfth street. From there be will
he sails for Europe. on Saturday morning:
PRICE some attention. SO yesterday a formal
Invitation was s.nt 70 him to appear on The The
biggest cotton house. in the country. Rallt
Brothers, is Greek. There are a number OF
other cotton merchants here who were born in
modern Athens and speak the Greek OF to-day.