New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-26

ornaments cIstered NJ ber throat and waist The
party stood on the balcony for some mihu'e' All.
all the while the band played. the '"ro"e 'vn,'"
10 call LONG Life the Infanfa' ana 'ne i'"'e'S
TO smile and wave her hand.
The sercnade was given by the spanish co'o"' :"
New-iork and when the Infanta re-eh''r'u 'u'
parlors she found there waiting TO be- presented 10
her the members Of the colony VINO hhu wv" e"o
as committee OF welcome. These were 'r '
Cesareo Vigil. Jacinto Costa Joaquin Lier"' jaime
Keynes r. p. de Forez. F. NJ. Castillo Aware "ar'"'
Jesus Mendez, Magn James, Manuel Lopez '' Xmas
and Manuel de- Laurcz. The 1nfan'a rec''''' ~"
committee warmly and the members were p Isamo
To hcr individually by ConsnGeherai
The committee presented to the lnfan'a "''s''''
cent floral piece of roses on a broad red rlopoh
entwined among the flowers the Inscription, Ia
COlonia Espanoa de Ncw-York, su Al'e1a III M
fanta Dona Erlaie-
The presentation was made by senior H. "
Forez. lie said that they had come 10 "'''''"o
the lnfanta In the name OF the Spanish COLONY Ill
Newiork and TO offer her their respects III nowe's'
"When you return TO Spain.r senior Florez coh'i'"'
we want you TO tell The Queen Regent no" ~"
trioc the spanish colony here IS. ana no" 'he9
member their mother country and also to say .''''
all spanards here In Ncw-lork regardless Vi '"''
political opinions join in sending their khu's' y.
membranes to the baby King and their sihceio VI
pressons for his future health and welfare
The Infania bowed her Acknowledgements ana
thanked her callers for the hearty manner III VIM"
they had welcomed her she speaks English Sio"i'
but WELL :" goirc to the theatre how' Sh'
said. for ! want the people who have been so so'"
10 welcome me much 10 see that am H"" VI
Their reception but shall stay there but lew MN
utes must return shortly TO rest: am very 'ireu
Half hour later, at o 80 o'clock, the 'hinh''
again appeared on the balcony overlooking the plaza
The square packed with people, and the rccep
ton given her with cheers and shouts was that OF an
enthusiastic crowd. She now wore n small po'hi''
and long cape OF dark embroidered satin. Again
she waved her hand and again came up to ner tue
greeting OF the people.
From the balcony the party descended by the man
stairway, and passing through the throng Of people
which filed the hotel took carriages for the Garden
Theatre nj the side entrance. The lnfinia was es
c0rcd by General Horace Porter. Commander DIVES
accompanied the Marquee d Arco llernoso. lh' o''
members OF the party followed. The 1niah'aS w
par,nrc from the hotel did not diminish the crowd
which fingered to listen TO the spanish band' WHICH
continued 10 play urii the return OF the Irihe'S''
The Infanta's party occupied the four lower BOXES
and about twenty seats IN the orchestra OF Inc Gar
den Theatre. TIL. party arrived soon after ti' De-
ginning Of the second act OF Robin Hood Ih're
was large crowd Of people around the door oil '''
theatre exhibiting the usual anxiety Tor snp'e' ,h
the Princess. when she entered the theatre ,n'
whole opera company was on the slaSSe
singing the most popular song Of the piece which IN
wolves the mathematical ratio between tanoIS anu
men, The song at once stopped. ana ther oi
chcs,ra PLAY cd the spanish national air. most Oh w
people In the audience standing ana RECEIVING ~
princess with applause and chc'rs. When the wioI.
party was seated the performance OF IN" opera VEN
on Among those who occupied the boxes peSiu'
tLe Prince and Princess were General liorac, Ioi
fer General Narnum. Mayor GrOy, Controller MN'I-
rity Chamberlain OD1nohuc. President Georg" H.
Mcclellan, Of the Board Of Aldermen ana 'eh'Ia
Fitzgerald. The house was Handsomely u'o''"''
with American and spanish color. , -. ,,oo,,.
The Iniania wa driven directly from the u"a,r'
| Ii.r II.la ter
Commandcr Davis rode with her. she "Nprrss'e
herself a. greatly pleased with III. OPERA an" r.,
GREETED that she could hot hear more oil IL. s"e Sa'
Thai The music delightful. -.
What a pretty theatre she exclaimed IN sp.ahni'
OF the house. And the people were so klliu ah'
courteous, | am sure thank them very much'