New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
THE INFANTA'S WATER TRIP.
SHE GOES YACHTING ON THE DOLPHIN.
HER REMARKS ABOUT THE BIG BRIDGE AND
CITY INSTITUTIONS THE PRINCESS
ALSO TAKES 4 orIET STROLL.

The Infanta Eulaie displayed broad and philo
sophical knowledge OF things physiological psyclcal
and ethical yesterday. This was one OF the questions
she asked Genera, Horace Porter. as the Presi
dents yacht, the Dolphin on which they WERE
passed KandallS Island:
as II not found that the active branwork OF
your people tends to the increase of Insanity ~
General Porter was compelled 10 admit that
statistics showed such to lie the case. The Gen
ersl ordinarily fluent and broadly Informed as he
is WAS put his Eeitlc to answer all the Intanta's
questions and keep PACE with. her observations on
sociological matters, particularly those connected
with great charitable institutions refOrmatorcs and
prisons The princess had her full English
vocabulary with her, much that after she had
viewed the Brooklyn Bridge from both sides and
from beneath. She said
1T is a beautiful work of architecture and mar.
vellous piece Of engineering"
CHATTING FOR WHILE IN GERMAN.
She also had several other languages within easy
ca: talked Spanish and French, and then turned TO
Mr.. lsdor straus and chated for while In German
TIE trip on the Dolphin declared to be
thoroughly delightful one. made without the slightest
fatigue to the royal guest. The start from the Hotel
savoy for the boat landing at West Forty sccond-st
was made at 10 m, Prince Antonio, the lnfanta.
the Duke Of Tamamcs ana General Porter going IN
the first carriage, and the Warehouses of Arco
Hermosa, Senior Emilio de Muruaga, Don PEDRO
lover and Commander Davis In the second. AZ
the pier a boat from the Dolphin was waiting, and
The party was rowed~ 10 the steamer On the boat
we're General and Mrs. james NJ. Varnum, Mr.. ana
Mrs Whitelaw REID, General aud Mrs Louis fi'z'
gerald, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l. c. Clarke. Mr. and Mrs.
James W. Tappin, Mr. and Mrs. +. " Skinner. Con-
iroler and Mrs. Myers Mr. and Mrs. lsidor etIaus.
M. and Mrs. Arthur T. sullivan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph J. O'Donohue Mrs. wilmerding and Captain
dc la Vega. the commander Of the Infanta Isabel
sALUTED BY wAEsHIPs.
As the Dolphin passed down the river there was
the same noisy salute from warshiP steamer ana
tug that always marks the Infantas visits to Nep-
tunes realm The bands on all the war vessels
played, and National flags and ensigns dipped
There veil of haze the face oil the harbor
which thickened to fog the steamer got near 10
Bedlow's Island, SO that 1t was feared lhat no
adequate view Of the great Bridge could be obtained.
But when the vessel turned under the shadow OF 'he
Statue Of Liberty, which reared itself so proudly
and loftily the deck where was the representa-
tive Of monarchism, the fog lifted like snowy
curtain and the broad sweep OF the East River,
with the span Of the Bridge. lay clearly defined to
the eye.
The Infanta and her party went up into the bridge
Of the wheelhouse that the best view possible
might be obtained. Tie Princess looked at the
Brooklyn Bridge the boat approached IT, turned
her eyes up the better 10 appreciate Its vast pro
portions as the steamer passed under It, and looked
back for several minutes when she was beyond It,
She expressed her delight at Its beauty ana great
size adding the very pertinent comment before
quoted The party then returned 70 the forward
deck where large comfortable chairs had been placed
for the guests.
FAMILIAR WITH PUBLIC CHARITIES.
General Porter stationed himself at the side OF
the Princess and pointed out the various Islands ana
public institutions her. She seemed familiar with
p,hli rtsec of
ucuarly as to how the Insane We're cared Tor am
compii;nonted the methods Ia use when they were
briefly explained. When BlackwelPs Island was
pointed out. the Princess said that from what she
had been able 10 learn ordinary prisoners here were
treated with more consideration than In any other
country the prisons being better the food better ana
the punishments equitable and humane
At o'clock luncheon was served I'm the cabin, and
II was declared by those who were there and ought
to know TO have been Charming The lnian'a sat
OF a small square table. with General Porter III hcr
right hand the Duke of Tamames at her left and
Prince Antonio opposite her. The other guests were
served at small round tables. Luncheon lasted an
hour and then the Princess and the Merchioncss re-
tired 10 their private cabin for a hall hours rest
The Dolphin went through Hell Gate. ana ont
into the sound far stepping Stone Light, where
the turn was made for the homeward trip. The SKY
had clouded and light rain fell FOR about ten min
ues but It was heavy enough TO drive the party from
the deck
Carriages had been ordered for the party at the
Bellevue Hospital landing, at East Twenty siythst at
8 y. IN. AZ the Dolphin ncarcd the pier, Il steam
launch was sent ahead To see that they wer" there
Then the landing was made. and the royal party
was driven to the hotel
TAKING WALK WITH HER HUSBAND.
A few minutes after her return the Infanta and
her husband quietly left tire hotel by themselves ana
strollcd through Fifty eighth Il. and up around the
Columbus monument. The Princess wore sun thc
Yachting costume with the red sailor lat which
she had worn on the Dolphin. Neither Prince nor
Princess was recognized In the stroll, and b0th re-
turned 10 The savoy about hour later as quietly
ard unolservcd as they had left II. The Princess
did not 20 out last evening.
With the TIP on the Dolphin the programme OF enter
tainment, as laid ont by the Committee OF One Hun
dred ended and that committee Is now dissolved 10
asy the Princess and her suite, under the charge Of
MAYOR Gilroy will visit the Stock Exchange at IL 30
o'clock Then they VIII sc % the United states signal
Tower the top Of the Equitable soin nG tS v
will ride across Il and back IN a cable car She WIZ
then take special ,,u train v On a inc sson ia
Square then to South Ferry and up the Sixth Avenue
Tine 10 Fifty eithsi The review Of Of the sno ats
found that there was opposition taking place
70 Central Park she ANNOUNCED S that she v wES be mot
the plaza In front OF the Hotel savoy As the bal
ton S nr % the S amsess e" sec ." or
boz for her and her party will be erected near the
entrance OF the hotel
rnr Iniants had a treat last evening which was
not down the programme OF the day The sopho,
mores OF Columbia College In their ANIMAL burial
Of mathematics" which held last evening Thought
IL would give flavor 10 their sport 10 march up
before the Savoy and serenadc the Spanish Princess
with their college yells. their songs and their Shouts
The procession OF upwards OF 100 "sophS," all
dressed In high carnival fashion and bearing torches
came up Fifthave. and hailed on the Plaza about
10 O'Clock. The young had two band, and many
tin horns. IN body they called for the Princess,
ard She. with that grnciousness which she shows so
generously. responded by appearing the balcony
and waving 20 The boys on TIE street below her;
again and again their college cry with "Eualic' at
the end.
TIE MAYOR G )AIMENDS THE 7.rH REGIMENT
ITS OFFICERS WITHDREW THEIR APPLICATION
TO PARADE IN THE PARK OUT OF con-