The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-23

were stored. The forecastle was probabl,
EEiten Up to ammunition and weapons. The
guns were breech leaders. another suepr Mi
o'#SS Wen Com 10 a IL sn sH,!o Bsi IL ts 81 sSe Blake wen,
ffrriPn ;S:, s q : xish IL sIpSer 's u S SsSrst
one said to the other; Desc yer Is some can.
:. Nj. Bailey was hSnder.tr u Df'f lie explains
Now. az you, know. l don't mind your cap.
f EnrIish t az hat tr time. u and pf IS. no y S}.S :, srs q q
pie. but when one hears. that they were cap.
s snte dd 1y ms non ni .ss why that's very differ
The Old Point continues as lively as Coney
on is extraordinary.' The guards reap spa a dia 1ifis
harvest OF drunkards OF all nations. They
lock them up and are not sorry for IT after:
that the Marshal had committed a e p@e'e error
to the gentleman would suffice in such q
ant accident will never occur again. There
are, more uniforms here than any. learned
E Isjiss 9rS snn tS get t the h ss.i,s Of moI Eye. %r the young 3
sailor girls IN caps and blue Jackets.
There are uniform cd oyster policemen. light
gorgeous State miiitiamen. Federal srtillery:
men; Eold;plated and befeathered Generals.
Of siait 1a1i Q H re mo most f sorsso asI % a1esssd
man in the lot is an officer Of tho Berkshire
regiment from England; now auartered, in the
Dashy than the dress 81 the Captains Of ma.
rincs on tho British fleet.
Admiral IGnacio Gomez y Lone will start
his three Spanish men-of-war for New York
Of tIhi the other % t4entyese ewsnv War Vess nGsf be snssS
he has to tow the caravels and must go very
MR.. HERDERT's GRAND DINNER.
The Hon. Hilary A.. Herbert. Secretary OF the
and down the Roads 10 the Dolphin in " " cIoGd
anchor While eth" the SHIP SHIPS s u ali n aaG asf bel eSss
out tho thundsrs Of their greetings Of seven
i've q. our f1' Prssiden nn'u' To 20 i'm tEe gecsetsry
Herbert gives n dinner in the now saloon Of
f flit, G%aIiy sfinsaisitedy' 4xSs aml RS'n and d to nsss5y
naysl rsndezyoas: i xiil BE- more snowy than
DOLPHIN last week. because the rule. for ali
guests !.Me Will be full state dress. The Admirals
otber w eoIor .n and f Gsse enpt AHA s ssa co Of gSIS or
Will aprear IN their go!d-buttoned long dress
coats; With thei5 swords and belts and golden
color, the bright hnes q tile forai decorations.
ana tb ths eo6 Glitter ,bo q silver and md, glass ware
BY appearing as tho only man in the plain
t sSSsn pef. Sa:': .S 10 g a ffsails WEI con- IN m maaid'Sn to
Chief Gherardi last week there will he at to-
niGht.s dinner Carts. Bachsel Of ths Kaise,in
Spanish Admiral. Aenscio. Come y tono.
e seaa the oi ts Ss Hn;h, CAPTAINS s, sua Ios Ga Psns Rs L =;
the Relna RsgeRte. and Liept.:Commapder
S ShIIstr.1SSi,. i bsDb.Aas.m i, nns W e the Of table S1;
fleet, Hopkins, Of Great Britain. Ma
Spain, There will be walters enough on the
Dolphin this time. There were not enough Q
week ago. but. though Secretary Herbert IL q
genial man and an engaging host. It will not
be. possible for our fore On guests to have Q
better time than they did when the Dolphin
was chrtstened last week.
Whom the land parade OF rolling tars takes
PLACE. In New York on April % the people
Will have. o chance to see q famous nava!
hero In tho person. OF the commander of
the Yankee brigade. He is Cant. John
Crittenden Watson. Captain OF the. cruiser
Ban francisco. and the man who lnshed Ad-
mirni Fnrragut to the mast aboard the Hart
ford In the famous fight In Mobile Bay. Cnpt.
watson 10 q spare. .gray-haired man. with
clear-cut features and "a gray moustacle. Ho
H. OF the old type Of fighting Christians. a
pious Presbyterian a Kentuckian. q splendid
entertainer. and q redoubtable warrior. This
gallant tar will command tho whole parade,
and will head the two divisions OF about six
teen hundred. Yankee tars In all. From all
the foreign, ships will come about 1000 or
1000 tars. Germans. loose and rolling Britons.
polite Frenchmen, swRrthy Spaniards, blue