New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23

md some OF inc o,ner shows places OF the Captoi
this afternoon YVES made the occasion OF good deal
Of vulgar and somewhat hysteIical overcnihusinSm'
especially the part Of the female emp!oycs III Tue
Treasury Building. But the Princess bore THIS eX'
hili0n she has borne the other demonstrations OF
public curiosity TO which she has been subjected since
her arrival here with good humor and good spirits
gracefully returning TIE ralhc7 pronounced and demo
cratic Interest taken in her by the crowds In he
streets and In the public buildings. with pleasant
smiles and expressions Of polite appreciation
II had been inciu,d 10 take the Princes To-
morrow 10 MI. Vernon On" Infnna and her suite 10
be- accompanied by tae members Of ia" Diplomatic
Corp, and some other officials Of high ran". on
account. presumably. Of the extreme heat and the
necessary fatigue Of LONG trip by boa. the
voyage has been postponed until wednesday. when
cooler weather 1. hoped for. Tomorrow morning
and afternoon Will bc spent in sight seeing In the
c.ty and it, suburbs and IN the evening the Princess
will dine at the Whit House with the President and
Mrs Cleveland. The guests invited 10 meet the
Irincc,s at this dinner the members
Of the Cabinet and the ladies' Of their
hulllg-. the justices OF the supreme Court and the
ladc, II that circle. General and Mrs. sc'oheih'
senators sherman and Gray and their Wives ME-
Harriet Lane Johnston and the spanish Minister
ON "Wednesday evening the Iniana VIII be present
at the ball ut The British Ambassadors, given -
honor Of Queen yicrora's birthday. Thursday IS IN"
Infan,a expects 10 remain until Monday next. when
Tie Trip 10 Chicago Will be made. The sni'c of eight
rooms ri the Palmer House. t. Chicago which were
once occupied hy Princess Louise, have been retained
by Commander Davis for the use Of the lnianta
Eulae.
George Trmbie Davidson. OF New York representing
Mayor Gilroy and the Municipal Entertainment Com
mt,cc Of that city. made call AT the Arlington 10
day and vas received by the Princess, TO whom he
communicated the ARRANGEMENTS 30 far mad" for her
entertainment in New-iorl, with all Of which plans
he expressed her fullest satisfaction. There were
few other callers at the hotel during the morning
and none hut Commander Davis and Mr. Davidson
was admitted Calling on the Princess Is, In fact,
rather formal and distant ceremony. The etiquette
II II is much The same II Is when the IDanta l.
al home iii hrr own palace. boob Is kept nj the
ladir-' entrance Of the Arlington Hotel In II It.. In
which such persons entitled b. call on Her Royal
Ighncss requested 20 inscribc their names and
addresses and such inscriptions will be considered a.
a call. Tie Princess will receive no private visit, at
her hotel In tbs city during her stay, any callers
whatever. except those Of AN Official character.
The Infania has, in fact actually seen only five
ladies here since her arrival apart from those who
accompanied Mrs. Cleveland saturday last TO
turn the call on the President. These five ladies
Lady Pauncrfoie. Miss sybl Pauncefote, Mrs. Curry
and Mrs. Caldcron Carlisle, who called on saturday,
and Mrs. Harriet Lane Johnston. who came yesterday
Johnston announced. but insisted coming down
10 receive tho visit which lasted about ten minutes.
The visit Of the Infana to the Treasury Depart
mcnt was Intended to b. II mere tour OF inspection
without any publicity. The hour OF her arrival ut
the Department. o'clock. was not made known
through the newspapers. aud It was thus hoped 10
avoid any crowd ard TO allow the visitor 10 pass
through The building quietly as possible Her
visit, however, resulted In an ovation. When the
carriages containing the Princess her husband. the
Duke de Tam mes the Marchoness Arco IIermoso and
Commander Davis. reached the southeast entrance To
the Treasury Building, the visitors shown TO an
elevator which brought them 10 secretary Carlisles
floor The Secretary received the party In
his Office, and offering the Princess his
arm. led the party 10 the Office OF
Assistant Treasurer Melne who acted rs escort
through the money vaults where 50 many millions OF
gold and silver and bonds are stored. The news OF
the Princess arrival had spread that the corridor
about Mr. Melinc's Office door was filled with men
and women. They followed the Infanta downstairs
to the basement and crowded close behind her as she
went through the iron-gTated doors leading to the
vaults. The corridor from which the vaults are
reached became a solid mass OF humanity. There are
5000 employees In the Treasury Building, ana II
seemed that all OF these packed In that small.
poorly lighted space. The women were the more
strenuous IN their efforts Her Royal liishncss
They fairly climbed over the In trying to reach
the grated doors.
IT was the Infanta's first experience with crowd
OF American women. and she enjoyed IT, LOOK
Of surprise passed her face AT first ana then.
impulsvely she walked over TO the grazing, ana nod
ding her head. and with face wrea'hed IN smiles,
talked briskly In English to her American admirers
How do you do'" she said. You are very,
verySsood ] thank you 50 much II Is good 10 b.
here, for you are very kind. Ike America
lihe the American people. like yon all Thank
YOU GOOdby.7
Ana theh she passed on TO the next door' and
TALKED win the people there. while chorus OF on,
isn't she lovely Isn't she swectl' went up from
the recipients Of her pleasant little remarks. After
the Ihana had seen all that was to be seen She came
out into the corridor again on the way to hei car
nsge. leaning en- the arm Of Secretary Carlisle The
crowd grown larger by half. pressed closely about
messenger. Richard Green to make . passagewuy.