New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-16

change the fac, that you may drink freely at scores Of
We are threatening TO make plan on such a day
We will do such thing. But to do this and adhere
10 S.n Of as ana p"od have Suspicion H that my
seeing the Fair will on many days resolve itself into
going and sitting BY the Grand basin for hours There
the exquisite Lealy OF everything will have that
mysterious effect which certain kinds OF beauty so
often produces, something which seems both TO smli
Mon1ls fountain ard yasuy remember rem that r Is
We were told before starting f.m home by one Of
those people who always give good advice ina nat we
could Immediately have VISTA 50 that we might
the blue waters OF the lake between the columns
better TO catch the first glimpse OF the lake below the
arch Of the Columbus porticis We wished that we
to Know how to do IT, BESIDES had received much
advice and advice contradictory that we could not
sixty-fourhst. entrance and crept confusedy along
without having any vista lat al. But we came upon
suspicious manner we left the Administration Building.
which notice Is invariably called the Jewel Of ,es
Justified all the praise which had been given it;
There was the lake which Is the perfect hachsroundd
there was the-but perceive that am back again TO
my talk Of the Court of Honor .,.... ..r ro
happened to follow the shore norhwara' ana so 20 W.
saw the United str"s battle ship or me moiea an OF iii
over IT, rather sit down mess bench. at a
swimming mess table down below somewhere and w.snei
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names Of al the little shiny arrcls with handles 70
Them and that could have an intuition AS 10 when
end q torpedo went oil. | wahWG ID AK quest on
OF the man In uniform and white gloves who waikcd
up and down I'm front Of me, and who looked ns II
be thought ought not to he at that particular mes,
table. But had 10 acknowledge 10 myself that ]
was too ignorant even to know Know NOV, now
pleaded with him to tell me the Nance ard uses OF
everything and knew that the time OF man who
walks up and down all day must be too precious
TO be- wasted In that way | humby grateful
that ! knew sailors hammockS. when ! saw them
hung up TO the ceiling. and that lockers was a
familiar word. one inquiring man, rs ! sat there
cropping beyond restraining rope which fenced
simply n hole In tn" floor. wanted TO look into
thai hole. though there than enough to
every where else. but before could crawl under
the rope the brave marine had taken that man
captive and had severely put him whore he belong
Then ! was glad that i had remained innocenly at
the table.
To-day Julia Ward Howe speOis in the Woman's
Building about women In the Greek drama. ] have
sent Gertrude Ia hear her, because Gertrude know,
more about tho Greek drama than DO Yesterday
Mons.gnOr SaOli visited the Exposition and went par
ticnlariy the Irish village. where he presented
50 old before they arrive That they will
II has ralned nearly oil the time since our ar
rival II IS not eXhilaratng 10 go about with Skirts
pinned up under storm-coak, pecring from under
an umbrella. But We knew II must be "cxceptional
wcather"-it Is certainly very nconsideraie weather.
To day We mean 10 take In the Lafies'-I mean The
woman's- Building | am truly grateful to know that
Of Lady Managers" and that IT was the men-per-
haps / ought 10 say the "gallantry" OF the men
which put In the word lady In place Ct the word
woman. VI. l.. p