The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-01
the catboat Aan.s n. vas loaded to the vater,s

the cathoat Agnes n. was loaded to tho waters
S were s M,!" into So5 at eyers stroke 81 liz
fender Ss1s, s anS c, Mst'; out 4 to .he men pr tss. th sss
the stern for m Instant md then the tender
great dIficuity got oil on board his boat. and
took them to the pier ut Forty-second street.
no TwG ,s g, s a%n gso q, e eh ssS ss sSSse T., v sns Mi Ii. k SON
learned. One Of the boatmen on tho dock said
drow wonq here e" to.d DAY. ESerybq %fy' IL nD 90 S SnH.
ious to. 90 aboard the foreign ships that they
s s.li' 3, Int sssn ss sSn't KIT fso ss| how TO to hold it 's s;iIi IN md I
Aboard the Neuve Dc Julio everything was in
than ever. the deck was a. clean as a dinner
their Brightest gold lace. hut only a small
number OF. visitors. rewarded them. 1t was
with q Iock e sadness . tna. hns sIs Elirs
'Eet .es tareehlel We hat not had &c many
Lieut.. Nelson Page remarked that perhaps
Ensign Elias shrugged his shoulders again
But no .s.shlp love zem more zan here.".
The courteous officer In charge OF the santa
prepared to receive them BY pennine all the
sailors in one end OF his ship. but he was over;
vi whe maeY by iyr 1hs ,r9V tu sa : ts' smrSoS%ndeeaim sh sna
that they pushed the vessel from her anchor
The Santa Maria has no ganeway and the
narrow steps on her. sides are slippery and
d dihlcnlt. One man nan at h least had I'd the hex sn c1imsiSs
Il ,A .s. soak when 1n' his moo 100. I'll aiipS %st e nna F.
into the river; seSsrai, bo.tmen we're near:
cred to visitors until about j o'clock. as the
Officers and crew re- SlwHys 1 nns tbs sel s Z :, SER fn.
spected BY the Captain from stem to stern:
When the cangway vas lowered. visitors
9uestions Of the ~good.humored middiss.
toned at the head Of the eansway. will! per.
the ship. md to send the visitors then aboard
Some Of the boatmsn were very refractory
when ordered to move away; and one MADE
ened to have the ships hose turned on him.
One OF the little boats that swsrmed around
the Blake was espsized; and iye persons took 9Ss
Ip. before they we're harmed. The rest Of tho
Il Was not a lively day Tor. tho Hollauders OF
the, Van speik; The ble black ship lay quiet
In her, r, Place ,hs ms sh;9wi ns., hut .b b,sf bstd ;1sn r Tt n oe
s snHasssEi and 3sfn q lew visitors Sss' would SSie climb
sso"s b whfns she' T But s ssseixsq these Ss ."s e Sests
""Vnt Is six ciris% said a sub Lieutenant
late in the afternoon. "Dey vair pritty girls.
5us dey ysiI only six. and vat is six girls to
On this principle tho remainder OF tho three
hundred who didn't help. entertain the girls
stayed below and drank the earthquake con-
~coction which they call schnapps. It Is won;
Dutchmnn can put away without visible detri-
ment to himself. An American and q Dutch
man will sit down to. n bottle OF s~chnapps-or
four bottles. II the fIollnnder has his way-and
the Dutchman will still be seeing things as
they are. while the American Is on deck ohas-
ing mRgnifed moonbeams around the mast.
On the Spanish, ships matters wore some
fanta Isabel and tho Nueva Espana start to:
day for Havana. whore the !nfanta Issbsl, will
take on board Princess Eulalie and her hus-
band. Don Antonio. and return here with
them. There were few visitors to the Spanish
ships.
sian flagship. the Dimitri Donskol. The only
Of the officers who were on deck to speak Eng
lish. At about 3 o'clock q party Of three men
and three women came on board. One Of the
men asked au officer something In English.
but the, ofncer only shrugged his shoulder.
The ladies' smiled Mt him.. whereupon he
dofcd his hat and led the way forward to show
them the ship. They came to q group OF sail;
Pre-; and the men iumPSsd tS their feet; st S%%
one OF the big guns was worked. He pointed
Ind Y e, the p,yfr:. bbo u5,nI! AZ Th H% lsaies Isu s9s%di
and declnr cd that they understood 1t perfectly.