The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-16

O'Clock every essnIHs. and the iSiIn S's stsys IN
have, hin. but up 10 date he moves IN a very
The leayeiakins between the ofncers and the
ladies At ii every night is ono OF the striking
daily picture. The ' bIueco ana I sad the = n Sos.
Eeopsly dressed women have, been dancing In
the ballroom, cnnvcrsing In the great parlora.
SrS%siS ill.,. ,"f men Sssin e pull e out their %fr
mont toward the roomy Office. OF tho hotel.
the voices OF scores Of men and women. some
nro talking In low. loyer.like tones, some are
sxsii.sis. a tlSi ss'ii Is ana say S' d han S5S 5H ihinss G az
parting. The scene has the full spIendor. Of a
;I s%airs su ! Gn'ni,i th ISs sS,f 70 l A. o 81 tho wS HrlS tSs
dark dark CiSs SacfsPou ssa'ot Of ;hsir cent eaSts tho TO
BEAUTIFUL bare necks. Of tie women. Tens
OF THOUSANDS OF dollars have bocn spent
most celebrated d~ressmakers Of Paris. LON
don. and America were their designers. Full
srs4sa p spSrn n n NeM Sn YORK s1!o nad cq Fn1o t nss tnst mat a
bare arms OF beautiful shape and tone are very
At fve minutes to II o'clock .herc is a great
bustio. The officers nre running about to Mud
one another, 70 shy good night to every hody.
90 last ss's sweet eP word sstsf1 With tn their Hehs fair pa nRn 70 nA < {
AIeT ladies' and late drinkers llrs.sr down
r9oms; md such q babel Sa,, and clatter as they
al%"sti parexysmSI excitement. hey ,"t tell S ono
another all that has hnppsn ell during the
s sssa ,iis. \ No. f '%an Tso IS Is aS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s,.irs 14yir ss
!!oWs issp S snn y nslp s nsfE"'nss i5i yon ss S,t jazz ss s9Y He
Is fairly captured. by that Baltimore rlrl."
n nDisa y0q s wsu hGT 'h hsii %sT e" Di To gna s ssi
an invitation e Mr.; RlNnk,s shipg isn't hS
tender. Tell the truth now. wasn't he making
l9veI lie looked AS IL he was gone COM
'' Tbns the girls hirh-kcycd voice. ring ont
tho happenings. the hopes. the triumphs. the
doubts. the gossip. the scandals. amt all the
sound. before quiet ,reisno d Tor the night, was
that OF a young ing MAN. ,y;Gni e = pisadIng for IInSt
way. The request was repeated several limos.
and then a girls voice catne oyer tho staircase
rail from the story Hboye: This was The voice
do give it to him md come on t" ned."
sayF in another mSment ali was aaaist. For
the sake Of the other ,,iiioOo.oc0 OF privat.
; s,t,z sns oft Of HS that s]o smnil a # Is tS be Of h9 the ns ,,,t
I'm week; The German Vas in charge Of
mr. I'm j. Pr i. Nee rFa' The N tollo SsinE" Eadirs ar:
F FHinnSS%aotu SS ! mPs. ~, F H.' r 4; (; ro 81 %ssS Si
ingtnn: Miss FTeelandi Mrs: Schwartz
ter OF tho Commander, Of the. Newark.
Among the women vi the hotel and fort who
rarticiEated in tho german Mere Miss Free
HSnhSm. Miss GsorSes, Miss G4ithsr.. Miss
t n%'Fs Misses s.ss s sSwslI;, Mrs fss' A. ha"V %rIs He''!A1n 9s.
M S,.lafh%; d!'i the e'o Misses s'' Tiia sf.'' Miss L nike.
M Mis- t ciaysl. Mrs Mr.. bs Noses h's Mrs l''s Shn,Iss
(: carr.lIi Mr. E,;on He M1s T Mr.; S%m!th; ME-:
Mrs' M Has't 9ns"g' MISS Mss W Ms5sl' hl1s M'i Eit GI'ss.s.
Miss Hastel; Miss Iickering: Miss Van Reyren.
Miss Davies. Miss Sheet. Mrs. Torney. Mrs.
Eourland. Mrs 4. Williamson. Mrs. M,:Namee.
n Mrf; saS Mrs p" MSrk Mns; Gn Mrs. Bieck. M Mr.. Leo Leo
Miss cGyinsion: Miss Tresken;i1se, Miss
Miss Dufee. Mrs. Hoogeltwort. Mrs. saf NIT.
meier: Iifut: Lfpsdsii: Lieut.; ksnly. Lieut..
Andersoh. NIL oekWood. Lieut.. Guide. Lieut..
Beaeh. NJ. TAFT; Lieut.. Narrow; M Heeht.
i m1; f Iien1. M 6,sv.' Mr. HaI ioci.s Lif risu T., b !, : SSl.
fien1. %sNa%ss; Nj. +. n. Hicks. ,Mr: Bi!ck:
linger. Lieut.. Williams, DIR. Perry. Lieut.. Mil
lar. Mr.. Snow. Lieut.. Preston. Lieut.. briggs.
DIR. Iafitt. Lieut.. Hoogeltwort..
J. Lane Stenrn OF tichpond led the ger
man. The women at the hotel hesitated be-
tween the army and navy. fearing to offend
one or the other. and then selected the Rich
mnnd man rs a compromise.
WASHINGTON. April l5.-The Admiral COM
mandinE the Spanish fleet which will %Uartici-
pate in tho naval review telegrapled the Navy
Department to-day from Havana that he ex-
poets TO snil for the United States tomorrow
With the lcina hesente. %Infanta Isabel. and
Maria. Pinta. and Nina II the weather per
mits. no will stop ut Hampton Roads. II not,
he will go direct to New York.
The department has been advised that the
Argentina cruiser Ninth Of July smiled from
Newcastle FOR Hampton Roads ON April =. and
should reach thore soon.