The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-20
VISITING THE WHITE SHIPS.
A MULTITUDE MOsPITABLY ENTER
TANNED BIZ UNCLE SAM


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DIG NOV NO. G Geoa xn.r,s... Tarssa R.es.
ou, 0ns'9 ,h SA %o,.h Rirer snt.r,a,nsd more
a day before. leaving out ftte days. TIE Wis
itors were visitors TO the ships them 90 Tor
the most part md not 10 inc men o, ,ucers
rms was new 'n'ns " ~. nnma -, ,o.rI ~
used 10 having Few us.sons .omo y. 49,, .oa.a W
see friends 1t pleased mem 20 no'e .ne erc Nv.
Ing interest in ths, snps a even :"
ho,e e".e. ., ,.. Isis. ho,sstN,sI d.cra Win
and mark ,, tho freshly h0''s'0"ea ''SSS with
'V T%a wil,s sn,rs ore anchored in . line OK.
,.n aH wn irom s Tw.n,y third stree. to Forty.
penuon Of Admiral Walker lies at the southern
eud OF the line of Twenty-thrd street. North
OF her ia the Newark. and then comes the
Yorktown. Tho Atlanta lies of Fortieth street.
and the Boston off Forty-ninth street, Win the
vesuvius between them.
ships after the morning service but the Chi
s , M no, 's n sysnr there @
.9a' ',n,e ION, vi "n, av; ,hs sbins or coming and
oi small boats ap0M! 's sesme9 10 be- the ship
most preferred, ana an the afternoon "a, mos,
quito nee, was hanging around h;fb; tsrhals
that sent The crowd 10 the Newark. lying INST s.t
above me nag sn,p, ~ pe hinppDn nIsra The
S' SrReSn anu the Vesav reeeiyns
callers The Atnnta peri ,tnsi f to rase
molly thnnEmi anu o,n wn7 whe wan, ont 10 her
from the piers eetwetm sY So a tnr
st.eess Inc ot r.csivs as AZ mnnv
visitors rs her sister SHIPS. Dut sue WAS ny ~
mn OF inc r rev ehe out TO tho ship They
wanted to see sometimes parry h y, y ,phnG
fellows took t Hoat ior on ~ thsm was sure TO
be ll. anpoin,ed a. having 10 s,"nI Hy VIII srs
boat while Inc T'h aSs small MAIL BOATS that It Was
impossible for them to lie close 70 tn Id snap IDS
and they had to stand away 1n als su On s sas
ira sre M; aoo when Il saw ali those
young, men la6oring away az INC oh ti t'G
Ing her soss n69H% po al 'ns
menu nsn w 'Ss! we're 5owas sssa,laE
anl it, hieFeS "a" 10 ists sSst
when the email boats ran aiong Es o, a ne
S Wnrs ssp to maks " whian the
Of them to scream n},;..r. =, ~. A,,.n.. mt T.
yesterday went on. because It. was sunday ana
h as's gone ses ' to any S,h.r obs.
Talsr Ss snsy pleased a9a
attentive and glad TO pilot stramEers atounu.
the took sSsr pbios ao ys
LOCKED ny tight. but on the At,anta young
saa WEN NV - sqPs
Se esa pRt w diS
they saw, Tho women admired ll,dc the ;, SieR h
neatly. coiled ropes. The rack o, rifles at,
tracted much attention. out me man mose
ais a s@sstaeton in the Stern Of the ship
land pesp b bnsV e e9sd tell
Of there was M usasl amount spe ani
which gun would threw shell tSrthe etb. Theae
was lot OF talk about tho nHves OF hraaano
ABOUT on" our own isisine ABILITY; sna i. al 60!
mixed UP with its anu anus s ana !a ahoU o.
ana ne sh and lo Other
ihine-. and 80 the ma,eur In speetion vent On.
The visitors nut the.r hands on the neot niG
along the Hotch kiss guns and said
tell YOU" to each other ,h And whsn aaey
Visitors visit aseC come and 90 until it came lime Tor
son s sven the Wss
the reople
There was one strikinR difference between
this reception and the one held on the big
6hps at boston. Hero everybody came AMI
went ut pleasure. and nothing was hurt
and nothing was carried on. Nobody was
asked who he was or Whit he wanted;
SO there was no unpleasantness and none OF
the "tiiciousness SO maddenine to tho gunuine
differently down there Central Office cetec-
tives went out TO he shipG OH the days when
visitors were allowed on b0nrd. detective
stood ut the top Of tho ganEwav and turned
allow on board. one GA gentleman VINO h mIH