New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-30
STARTING on THE RETURN TRIP.

- ANIL w I'M MI IN 'isiI'
A. time was limited The lnianta and her p'rty.
without further wait. started the return TO
the landing She babe Mrs Grant goodby. and
them when half way 10 the cat" Of the yard. ran
back and took Mr. Grant by both hands, giving
her another farewell word.
When the party was aboard the Monmouth and
the boat had pushed out into the river the In
fanta retired almost immediately into her state
room 10 rest. remaining there until n"ir the end
of the ioutnoV The Prince in tho ~ an time,
sought amusement aud instruction IN the puo'
house. All others on board turned their atten-
ton TO having social time. Ihcr" was the sam"
rcc0gniii bn of the boat that had marked us mp
ward progress Every passing steamer ana Jug
boat salui"d il. and ID" freight trains on eth"r
hank Of the river sent ont an Occasional hoarsc
blast of recognition. The quarrrs ON the west
bank were silent when , IN me FAD 'n Ssan
ing great charges oil dynamic" !ad D'@'h
fired in rapid succession. upon the ap,
pcarance of the boat. upteayin. tons OF rock py
way Of salute Flags ard steamers were WaN'n
from houses on III" shore. and NJ the convent OIL
the Sacred Heart the entire school wav"I greet
inc from the riverside 10 the gala-dr'ss'd MON
mouth ~ soon the caraveIs were r"ach'u ,he
cannonadng Of the morning ncgdn again IL, ~,
verse order and again the skies now fr3wnlne
ad cold ~ before. rcvcrbcratcd with It's thnnu'r
At the pier the Signal Corps and the mounted
police were waiting 10 escort the Inianta PACK 10
her hotel A. she entered her carriage she waved
and smiled back 10 the applaudlng people on the
boat the most cordial response she has yet Deem
seen 10 give.
THE COMMITTEE SATISFIED WITH THE TRIP.
Tho members OF the Committee Of One Hundred
expressed extreme satisfaction over the Success oil
the trip. 1t will undoubtedly he the most en-
ioyablc day of the Iniantas visit said General
Porter. The General especially enthusiastic
over the review Of the cadets at West Point.
was there for fly" y"nrs he said, land
never saw ~ good work on that ground
Among those on ia" Monmouth were Lieutenant
buckingham of the Dolphin j. Il V. Arnold. Mr.
and Mrs Michael j. Mul queen. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
NJ Crbailos. Bourke Cochran, Dr. Cyrus, Edison.
Wr and Mrs A. II. Hermann, Smith +. Lane,
cx-Nlayor Smith Ely. Colonel Daniel Appleton; +.
Lautcrbach J. Scavcr Page, Judge and Mrs.
Dmgro. Consul-Gencral Arturo Raldasano, George
k Davidson. ex-senator Li-pcnard Stewart. &. J..
Morosini, George r. DAYS.. Henry r. Van Dnsei'
Jordan H. Mott IT, Walter stanton, J M ,o .;
DDcnOhue W. Il. schuyler ana MI ana Mrs Jo"h
Austin Stevens, lr.
ARRIVAL At THE HOTEL SAVOY.
II was exactly o'clock when the people who
had gathered in front OF the Hotel Savoy 10
witness the return Of tine lnfanta saw the red
plumes nd flashing hclntis OF her escort far down
fifth-ayc The police Immediately ccacd
passage on the sidewalk from the street to IN"
main entrance Of the hotel There were not q
great many people present most of them being
pass"rs by.
The cavalry came up on a trot. a squadron Of
nOHHt"u pOI'' III IIont anu dHo'HVi ~ WV
Tho Signal Corps wheeled about in front OF the
hotel. and presented arms in salute. The car
riagc Of tho Infanta was driven around TO the
Fifty-ninth-st entrance Of the hotel. much to
the disappointment Of those in front, who were
expecting to feast their eyes on a real princess,
about whom most of them, no doubt. had TO
mantle ideas. The Infanta smiled at them.
however. as she pissed, and their disappointment
was partially allayed.
TO their apartments. General Porter came down
in few minutes and stated the lnianta h,d
said that she had thoroughly enjoyed the trip,
and would write all about il 10 tho Queen Regent
Among the callers who registered Their names
at the Savoy Yesterday were NAPOLEON " irnn.
Michel NJ I.c Brun. Mrs. n. Ii Br'in, Mss A,"e
Ie Brun. Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius " Bliss Miss
Bliss, Albert Crane, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Fairchild.