New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-04


.Iaon., moan that-you know what mean''
49,. ,rhot YOU mane," said the man In brass
"'o Wv. hIue. and I'm tcllin' you Shure they
o,apr live in Italy at all AZ al
au,. couldn I they live In Italy y
.l,,,v hecause there's more money on Long island
. ~ . In all the Oltalyan PENINSULA put to-
''"'' r,ovu tell YOU who discovered America
,,,a with far-off look In his eye, an OF
-. ovor,r,cdy knows that: but wheh IL comes 10
Cha nocaration OF Indipindence. You mgot as well Dc
uh,stlinc a liz % milestone as 10 get "oro ou'
y, - Tho policcman Kicked banana peel oil the
,duoIt and sauntercd up Iludson-ave' whsthhs
,r, ,.,., eff Behind Me-" Passing the dog which
,,, IN the gutter and which had evidently died
,, a., taco 10 the foe, he stopped moment ana
looked. a, noso o., M
goes killed him.
HOW TO GET IN
As YOU enter the gate you have 10 throw away your
o,ca~ Inside the Navy Yard, or stailding up pe-
nsa,b the towers Of the Brooklyn Bridge smoking Is
nrob,bted although both places are In the open arr
=, ,h Navy Yard you would never think 1t grew
oo ,o Inc obliged to comply with this rule, but you
,d an tho Bridge. II You sit down under the
-, and stretch on, your legs comfortably. you can
NOT smoke You can either throw away the cigar
and sit down. or smoke the cigar ana STAND up ~
Won ask the policemen who Is responsible Tor ,"i'
cnrous order they either answer Sou III "'''e
vbispers or else not At all.
Al the Navy Yard you get ticket from inc man
q, ,h gate He asks you one or two pertunc'ory
,o.tions and II your appearance satisfies MN ~,
uti give you q verbal permit by saying 20 a"'"
ar 4" mass on To reach the receiving snip Vernon
van will have 10 cross In niue ferry boat W ""
coh Dock and this you cannot do without haVlhs ','
oho,nca pass from the captain of the yard but 'h,s
, can have for the trouble Of asking. lndeeu'
ma ncople 90 over without any pass after haV'"s
hocn challenged first, however, by one OF uhe ""'
as TO the nature OF their business.
,r HAS STREETS AND AVENUES LEE TOWN
Til. pace IS I'm reality n large town; In fact you
have often seen town of 10000 or even lo'o'" ~
boh,aut, which would not cover so m'ich erou"'' -
compri,cs H. Ii acres In the Naliaoon' '
and lv reason OF tho sinuosiiicS OF the shore ''
water from, Of close upon three miles. lhers ~
horo room enough and suitable anchorage LOT III ''
h,ns NJ rhe American Navy nj the same time. II mas
,rt and Sidewalks so we'll paved and so ci"ahS h'p
| that vour mind sorrownlly revertS To Now. '''h :
| vou live there where the condition OF the 'horo"s"'
| f,r.s has been dictated by that great '''"'
Richard Crohcr' rs Speaker Sulz"r says or 10 rooN
lvn where Hugh Mclaughlin "bo's's Inc !oo'
,, ., ,,, names Of some OF the streets ferry-
-, ,l,unccv T. Dccatur-ave.. Fourth ST. fi'h.S'''
Gib.on.,t Morris-avc.. Main-st. Llttle-S'' ""''7
,on.st and 80 on. The old spirit OF the Num-
* awakcn,d within You ~ you STOP 10 cN"
| ,r ~ hjr GUN, which rest upon the grass. FROM
ttefrm
patrots eighty years ago THIS i"s'r'p'i'n
| u a. much about them a. you want to know FROM
| fine British ship Macedonian, captured py NV
| STATES october Is. 16l2." They are no" ~
-. v., the artillery Of Napoleon when the 'ou'no''
| h.came clokcd with rust, owing 10 Inc ''r''' n''
| L,n winter during the disastrous retreat HUM ."'
| cow which was also cish,y-one years ago y nus
.rm,- pota living close b. pierced with ri''' "oi'
TN. van that Il was taken from the rep' run ''H
| .i..,pd = 4 handsome marble monument mas ms
| in.cripon: "To those who fell at the 'aP'm' VI ~
n.nner forts In the Canton River, Chna' .o'e"''''
| 49, 20, II and -, l-o"'
pOsToFFIcE THERE.
There Is a posioiiice IN tho yard when MAKES ID,
,,o look NOR. like town still. and the strains Of
| music which are heard from fine military p""" 'i'
| -, .cr,,.. ,i,c water to the Manhattan shore NJ
| ,1 mon.nt something Ike Loo persons ma 'm
| n,oyu.nt I'm the yard I'm the different d'p'r''"'h'
| The Construction Department, the fard ana Doo"
| n.,ar,n.nt stccn Engineering. Equipment ordhancs
| and Accounts and supplies. 81 c1nr,e' w , w.,
1 Univ ~ these will always be found IN me coz
irnc,ion Department. the new COMMUNICATING ma same day
| 49,, Giovanni Bausan. an Italian cruiser set ou' WI
| Annapolis. -, ,,o-s - ,r.s asked Of one
q, thc men on the pier Mt the Cob DOCK. whcrc I'
| NIL ferry boat crosses ana re roSN'S ai,l" ionc
nnonslv from morning until evening Win ton h
.py rope for steering apparatus. ID" scmo "a,
answered Wcl indeed. sir. we DO slh'e som, nrode
tic.c foreign ship, put IN here AFTER IN, hna
and review. crowd, Of people OF all naonain,,ri
co over here: but" with sign Of rrel ,n.m r"S bns
IIrnyen II I, all done now. for IN" last oil 'h''" Ia"
taken her departure from here ~hay. -, ,,c TO
| captain !. y. Miller. VII" ha, 'hars' , .. Wv ,,,
'INns Snp r cmm"y.s and head, Of departments, |.
ms huv -, an Editor and has iitile tim" 10 ak II
YOU G'1 , 10 n ca., Some hno~lcdsc Of wha, are
inIlInc about for a naval officer by reason OF MS
rn.' p,Int ''' You wi IND Lin day in his oiI
seated Al hi, desk coming over IN bo'hN VI NJ
neatly siockcd library all Of which or n'i'". ~,
| r.f.r Ia
IA whom yon hand your carl. Is WALKING up ana nov
which, almost rrazes vonr head YOU would mink you 70,
in aree tiiins OF, h a.' oundaton rests on
water ana mad only.
VISITORS AND VISITING DAYS
Tho ward reaches inland 10 Fu,hmgave. and Is
handed by Navy.st on the west side ana "hsh'h-
tou-avc. on the east. There are two DAYS uhc''"'
ana Saturday, when you may 81 In anc look ar"u'iu
without the formality Of obtaining pass sunday
:, f., closed The sped,l passes TO cross to the Con
monl M. obtained In The Lyccum Bufiing. wh'r,
t,corg. r. Douglas. the secretary 10 tue captain ="
"a. yari III, All day long In front ot some uie opc
inol. in which he Is careful to record Incidents OF
nae MIR Douglas. who was with captain Nnei
W ", - th. North Atlantic squadron from io-o Il
-,a sits there like sergeant ~ hl' desk III porI'
| ,t,tlpu A bureau of information In MS way. ~
wa, kept especially busy Inst week, for hc'ldes tn'
Italian vessel, seven United states war,hips "sr' YER
W"rIr"vn the Chicago. the Bennington III" bancroft
| and Nm. Philadelphia. Men aud women, c"lor'n u
wrll a. ~'| a =" '' mother With Tears in he
eve, want, To- - her "poor boy who ran away
| ,irc. wears ago. and who. In all prombln'V' IN
learned more wisdom during that tim" than II ne ma
| remained on land all his HE. . Ill,
| Emerson snys that the true ship Is inc snip
! irildorr AMI after a day In the Navy lara you WI
| Lo Obliged admit that Emerson Is rsh'. %"
vh.n samuel Johnson wants You 10 THINK that n'in
I'm ship +, being In Jail. with the chance OF Vriu
| drowu.dr won feel Inclined 10 dissent NJ l"ist iru'
| tb. latter part Of the saying. when you look AT th
| nov white huks and graceful bui Formidable noohn
| hows of III" Chicago or the Baltimore
4 LOOK At THE MAINE
| The MINNIE an armorcd battleShip, Is now IN IN
| dry dock I'm course Of completion. ana the armor''
cruIscr Cincinnati Is also we'll forward. what mon
strous.loolng engine OF destruction the Maine Is lo
can see her from her keel and propellers to her sef
mrrcts which already. even In their unfinished con
dI,Ion frown destruction and defiance. Naval con
sr,r,nr r,rnold who was unusually pressed last wee
nj, acrount Of the two assistant constructors Tnwrese
and Drocl having been transferred, the one L
rrnnn's and the other To the Quintard Iron Works
avs that the work went on somewhat slowly up l