Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
IT is HAPPILY OVER.
HOPE THAT The RENDEZVOUS WILL
NOT SOON Be REPEATED.
ctri. Took Flight with tho Fieei-News
About Cruisers-Arrival OF New Bat
teries-SoclaI and Personal.
correspondence Of tho Richmond DIooa;caI

correspondence Of the Richmond DisDatchl
Olp PorvT Co,fFonr. Va. Nav G-There
il a general feeling of thankiulness all
along the limo that the naval rendezyousls
happily over and Will not 10 repeated
during the hycs of the present generation.
II ia also matter of great gratificNtion
that such an immense crowd OF visitors
wero able 10 witness tho magnificent dis
plav without an accident 10 mar thor
pleasure. While New York's visitors had
10 stand m the rain for hours, our iriends
were blessed with clear skies ana uaihy
brcezes and carried away the most plea
SAINT reco.lcctiOu5 of their VISIT Tho Ar
tillerv School has resumed it9 usual ron
tino duties. the temporary buildings nave
all been removed. and tho Point has again
returned o It's normal condition.
But what has become OF all the pretty
girls who wero there with tie iiee,f Like
a flock OF sora when touched by the iro-t,
their Disappearance was almost lnsthh-
tancous. Hardly bakers dozen remained
the next dnV, but their numbers nave
since been largely reinforced by tue usual
northern visitors. who como here 70 enloF
their first strawberries fresh from tho
yInes.
Tho trainine-shlp Portsmouth,, which
has been on cruise IN the west lnd.oS
during the past wiutor. arrived ~ tro
roads on Satgrdar last. whore enc ls await
IN orders. She viii probably 60 10 NOR
folk ward next wonk 10 DO fitted out Tor
her summer cruise north
PASSED rr.
Tho cruiser Charleston passed M for
Norfolk on Thursday afternoon, where sh9
will be fitted tor her long Journey around
the Horn 90 join the Pacific squadron. Inc
Concord cauo around from Now York 90
r..', 30 Norfolk for the same purpose, but
har ultimaio destination hgs not yet been
determined.
the precice-ship Constellation. which
ha. b-ou hitting out 1t the Norfolk yard,
passed here Yesterday afternoon Tor m,
uqro.l-. whore vs. On the Bancroft. she VIII
take ont tAo naval cadets Tor their sum
mcr cruise.
Inc large brick building in the fort
known as Carroll Hall has ueon turned INTO
n two-cOmlnur barracks and VIII De occu-
uicI next week by two batteries OF the
Fourth Artillery. which Will arrive from
At.anta tuesday. This will give us eItnt
permanent batteries 81 sixty meu each'
ana 10 time Il is thought two more VIII Do
added.
Arrangements ara beng made 70 bring
down four batteries two from Baltimore
and two FROM Washington for sumner
' aus. ,-.If b., ,,1,,f ftavv 4
targe,-pra.tice. H'S WI MI I - nv =
i9r lue summer I'm 10 ~ .''' Lor J,nc,,,.
q zen uo-9 yoNN- H''H ~ N-'
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CHA>'E or Iu' '".9'
MAJOR EDWARD IS. Mo75i'. pa, -r' H.
/ mted States Army, arrived rom Wa-n-
inEton Monday ana reported LOT un.' J. re-
/ iIeyrg Captain Adrian =. loineWu-' WHO
/ bias been stationed here ior lh' Pa9' t1ut
/ years. Or. Polhemus u ordered - oI'
/ D0ugla-s, tan, and leaves to-hlSut WIN
/ hIs family for hIs new station.
/ Colonel Ml.hnm 4. tralgunl, nltel
/ States Engineers, m charge OK the harhor
/ improvements at Baltimore. registered az
/ tnr HyEea yesterday.
Dr. e. l.. AcrmcrDln. ulfed states
navy. and wife, az Philadelphia, arrived
/ here on VISIT Yesterday.
/ Capr4Iu 4. u. Ia-slf'r. of Petersburg.
| recently appointed 'nltcl states District
! Attoyuer br President Cleveland, was at
| til post during the week 0u q Yi-it 10 ms
/ BROTHER. Lieutenant William LAssitcr,
/ First Artillery.
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tl.ei}' anu VIZ. 'I' uO"u lto.' *,
/ ton. visiting iHeuAs 90 '"o post U'''Nh JAW
/ week. 4r. 20
Mrs. Chenney, or O1rnlinR' \; D" wa,
hA' Otet YIsl'inE He' "a. 'i''' ~ ~
I'Ne' Ie1uIue" I'm %''.r'-',.''' ,l'.,;.;,. So.