New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
which now holds the city in its grasp. Inc
hours for enrolling are from to 10 O'CLOCK
th;r avonnO
U1RSHIPS NEEDED.
this evening

Tho st,;l,cs OF the hotel walters remind us that'
no usuaI il is not the ones who have the moSo
cause for complaint who are making the grea'esV
frss II seems to us that, OF all men in any way
connected with any kind of hotel. the owner Oh
. summer hotel which is inaccessible to warshii"
has tho best reason for rending his register !"
twain and going a prolonged striHe'
Wa ,rc immersed with the fact that TINS -
= moro serious matter Than 1t ut hrst "pf.'''.
Tho inferior summer hotel proprlctors are rne"'
"a vat They have not begun to mafeh ""o"O
carving tran.parcncies Inscribed "ars".p' '"
plnnd~ but sooner Or later they are Goin9 10
CHARGE discrimination against the Goverhhcn'' !"
indeed they do not set up claim OF co'''pi'"'''
take the matter to the Supreme Court anu oo"
prl Congress to furnish them naval accommodation.
=, o,v cost Tho worst of it is that they couil
probably make out strong case l"e 'o
resort without naval officers is pretty ti,,c SUI
of Mace: and though papa may foot the piiS' III,
summer girl is very apt to decide where 'hcs s""'
bo incurred With the summer girl aoSoiu'e'S ~
fnsing to 20 to any hotel which docs not
"younr naval officers fresh every week. VI Wv
most gorgeous warship officers on the coast "'o
interior hotel managers will have TO oes'ir '''"
selves in some way.
The idea of providing every summer ho''' Wv"
its quota of naval officers may not DC io."'
dioicult ne ut first sight it seems The stationary
bricl, warship a. the Worlds Fair ought 10 ,",n''"
a hint for the most obtusc person. 1t wou" IN d.
n.s,, "a buiIJ a brick warship among the noun
t,ins a. ON the shore of Lake Michigan. mo
no,ring or q mountain resort brick vessel mig'o
he more difficult or course it is foolish 10 "as'o
.nooo mat g., mention the wear and tear on the
plant and the proofreadcrs, in saying t'ao oricN
No. ,t,f nf
@. If almost any body ought to know this We
cvcn fear that nothing artificial IN the way y,
officers would do Notwithstanding the lac' INA"
one of the chief causes Of the aoili'! OIL '"c amy
and navy 70 break III" female heart lh'o WIS ~,
in the uniform il is probable that even i'''' az.
miral in uniform too dazzling To De looke' at WV"
,L. n,l,cd owe who was something very different
NJ ho,e ,youlJ not meet the requirements OF the
sur,,.r oirl These artificial warriors might pass
,,uster M some OF the cheaper resorts, but not ~
tho Grst-closs placos Clearly we must nave 'il'
Genuine. thing in officers and the government must
furnirh il, We fancy that there must ne er'aO
abundance Of naval officers ana az therc i Nv
particular war on hand 40 far as We nave hear''
W. cannot see why number OF them cohiu hoC
IL. detailed 10 the several brick ships. w" have
an idea that the officers themselves would faii
!, with the notion readily cnough-thc officers Of
the American navy are not men who VIII tnfihh
AZ any summer hotel. no matter how Dig IL may
Lr or how strong Il force OF summer girls IL may
carry. As 10 the power Of Tn" Government mus
TO parcel ont It's naval officers there seems to be no
auction It. lends its Indians 70 wild vest
sLows and we don't know why IL cannot LEND
lis naval officers 10 needy hotel owners. No'' oil
cours.. that We would draw any comparison no
tween the gorgeous laval officer and the somewhat
plain savage but the generous Government Is sup
porting both Of them. one with small salaries AMI
the other with India Rubber beef and cotton blan-
kcts. ~ We cannot why it may not dispose OF
them ~ il tit, 50 long a. IL Is human" ana ""S
NOT oyrrworll them Anyhow. we have said -
timely word for the fortunat" summer holel man
stranded. or rather billed among the mountains,
without n vesiigc Of gold lace or a brass button
in sielt.