New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-30

probation which she has expressed I'm deeds well
as words
There Is peculiar fitness in the lay ing Of wreath
upon Grants tomb by the Infanta, aside from the
appropriateness Of the Nations guest honoring the
Nations hero. Fifteen or sixteen years ago. when
the 1nfant1 was little girl, she met General Grant
when he was travelling IN Spnin. and has distinct
and pleasant remembrance OF him. Her tribute to
him will accordingly have MI element Of personal
regard added TO her admiration foi him rs the fore
most American soldier OF his time. The floral offer
Ing which she will take to the tomb has received
her personal attention, and she has given careful
Instruction as to the details OF It's arrangement and
construction
The Infanta will probably leave the Savoy about
1 o'clock in the afternoon. It Is not probable that
she will drive elsewhere than directly to the tomb
and back but II the weather Is fine she may possibly
gee q little Of the holiday.
On the special committee Of twenty which has
been appointed receive and entertain her, three
Of the trustees Of the Grant Monument Fund, besides
General Horace Porter. president OF the association
The trustees are Colonel 5. V. r. Cruger, Cornelius
y. Bliss and Whiteaw Reid. and these together with
General Porter will act her escort.
1t Is expected that the party will return TO the
Savoy by o'clock, In order 10 allow enough time Tor
the Infanta TO rest before the reception for the
City Committee Of One Hundred. which takes place
between and 80 In the Inianta's private parlors
The reception will he a formal one. The Invita-
lions have been issued by Commander c. II. Davis
representing the President OF the United States, 10y
command OF the Inianta Enlale. to the Mayor and
Committee OF One Hundred and auxiliary committee
and their wives, and about seventy other people
especially invited by the United States Government
or Its representative.
In the evening the Infania and her party Will
attend n performance Of " The Isle Of Champagne at
the Fifth Avenue Theatre.
Tho programme for TOMORROW and Thursday has
rot been changed from that already ofhcally given
II Is subject TO changes and additions accord
Ing TO the pleasure OF the Infnna. 1t Is az follows
Wednesday, May 31-In the morning the lnfanta
will probably witness an exhibition OF the New
York Fire Department, and acrward pay WISH
10 the Normal College and possibly TO another oi
the great free schools Of the city.
In the afternoon she will probably take part. in
reviewing the police Of the city Of New at
d. m. on the occasion OF their annual review.
In the evening gala performance at the Broad
way Theatre, the greater part Of the theatre being
taken by the committee for that purpose. Every
person attending the theatre on that evening. man
or woman, Is expected ~ In In full evening dress:
no bonncs under any circumstances permitted The
spanish National air will be- played and the audience
will rise I'm respect the Infana. as the representa-
two Of the Government Of spain
Thursday, June No engagement Is made for IN"
morning. but Her Royal Hghness will probably visit
the Brooklyn Bridge and the business portion OF III"
city, and In the afternoon II Is expected she VIII
attend the nj Morris fk.
The original Official programme for Friday. Juno
., announced that the Inanta would probably start
for Chicago I'm the afternoon. II Is expected. now
over that she will remain here until sunday. rhr
eth Regiment will probably plTde for her saturday
There have been runners and published statements
that the Inanta would make an EXTENDED Western TIP
after she had visited Chicago II has been said ihii
she would visit tho yellow stone National PAX the
Yosemite valey. IN california, and other ellknoTn
Davis said 20 IA Tribune reporter yesterday They
are not true. The lnfanta viii - 10 Chicago anl
return directly TO NewrlTk.'