New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-14
M BID CHICAGO GOODBY.
ACT DAY OF THE INFANTA IN THE WORLDS
FAIR CITY.
xr ROYAL RICHNESS PRESENT AT TIE DEpi'
uc,uoN OF THE SPANISH BUILDING ON
THE EXPOSITION GRoUNDs-PuNCE
ANTONIO SEES THE sToCKYARDs'
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE TnIBuNE-1

THE EXPOSITION GROUNDs-PNNCE
ANTONIO SEES THE sToCKYARpS'
,sY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TnIsrSE1
rs...o n,,o 1oTbe Princess Euaiie has made
a., ,,s visit 70 the Fair grounds, ana spent her
last day I'm Chicago. How Handsomely inc wcather
Ma, stood by the royal daughter oil SPAN Is ihm
,sd bv the fact that from temperature OF 40 at
o'clock this morning, only 80 was reached AT ).
hsn the mercury began TO descend. II has been
charming day above and below. There is just
enough wind stirring from the north to temper what
-, ~ heat there may otherwise have been in the
acct rays OF the SUM- With that instinct for the
.,ar which the Infanta has reflected since her
,.v here she again made the trip TO jackson Park
,d re,urn in the private yacht Gryphon, the prop
v,v NJ Young Mr.. Armour. Arriving at the Jackson
~, ner where she met by the spanish Com
,.,onsr Dupuy de LONE. Her llighness con
acted to the spanish Government building, which
Is formally opened to-day. This building stands on
a.. lake 'front.' directly TO the east Of the German
covernment building. II Is Strengthening struc-
ro from an architectural point Of view until some
.,pIanation Is afforded. II Is threcf fourth repro
suciion OF q section Of the silk Exchange at Va
Ieneja Spain. This building was begun in
,1oo inst prior to the departure OF Columbus On his
srst voyage 10 America. The particular section re-
uroduced represents what Is Known as the Column
Hall and Tower. and 1t was IN these apartments that
the defaultng and bankrupt merchants .Gere from
time 10 time confined Eight large columns, . feet
in diameter support the ioof thu hail a circular
stairway approached from an Inside entrance, Is
the means employed for reaching the tower The
huldlnp has "A frontage OF 81 feet inches and a
depth OF about 05 ie.t The main building is about
30 feet high, tin top OF the lower being about 30
feet from the ground. Many relics OF Columbus are
exhibited In this building. among which are some OF
bis letters, a sword which belonged TO Isabella ana
also one worn by Cogtcz The walls are hung with
and fhp
handsome rugs. OF course II w?s quite distinc-
don for the spanish Commissioners 10 have IRE 'ent
with them Oh the day ot ioiml opening OF 'hcir
Exposition home official headquarters reprosch-
tatiyc Of the regnng family of spain. There was no
formality In the proceedings. The saragSssi Eani
ployed occasionally National airs. The public wcrc
M, excluded the doors being thrown open While
the Irincess was within. although only few OF
those strolling In that vicinity at that hour sus-
pected her presence. After remaining In the recep-
ton room until shortly after noon tour Oh The puu1
Ing was made. when the party retired to ncighbor-
ing cafe for lunch that had been previously arranged
for.
Another incident OF the day was the opening for
the inspection of exhibits Of the spanish pavilion
In the Manufactures Building. spain has been rather
tardy In getting things und,rA way She seemed
IN have experienced considerable trouble In nearly
all OF the departments in The matter OF the con
,,ruc,ion of the pavons, and TO this cause. Father
the fact That visitors have not been able to Sc
behind the canvas Of this section they passed
along. During the fCrmay OF opening, the Pilhees'
and her party with the Commissioners alone o-Cu
Mod the interior. After Her Iiighness had ene sea
tnerefom the general public were admitted ana
spain Is among the countries mat Ill tne
great Manufactures Building Is ready to have her
wares Inspected ana cftcl>,d and admired
beautiful display Is presented. aud 10 disappointment
results from the long Withholding OF the asgIesa
ton OF Interesting objects from the public v.cw'
Passing rom the Manufactures BGil !ine the party
entered their wheel chairs and We're Wop'l' AfVuhu
10 ,h. Agricultural building, just tie Grand
central Basin. where the spanish exhibit was III
spected by the Inian,a and those accompanying her
Other excursions were made here and there at the
Measure OF Her Iiighn,Ss without any special OBJECT
other than 10 crafty little fancy or 10 adopt
some suggestion made 10 her by her escorts III
. response TO III invitation by sir Henry Truman
WOOD the Princess took tea at the Victoria House.
Il was very PLATA little party and the osca'ioh
was hoInclikc and informal. The Princess s'cmel
10 .njo, herself very much. Expressing desire
for a farewell peep Into iha; wonderland. the Md
way IL.i.ancr In which she his manifested 50 hect
al interest," cACuisiDn wss made through the pioaa
avenue ard the parry returned 10 the botci.
bu, there one heart in Chicago that is sad to
night aud that l. the heart OF Mans ger hnN"fn
Aasn,s. OF the Auditorium, Who received ms morn
Ing from commander Davies sweet HUE noe %
regret. prcmpei ~ tie lrnce,s Of her inability 20
attend the performance Oi - America AT the BIZ
theatre this evening. one pOSpoErment had been
found necessary account Of The receipt II ut me
residcnce II lol art c. Chatieldlayior lat evening
As the Princess viii leave here to-ncrrcw mornnis
FOR Niagara Falls. she felt that was her duty! Ia
Of informal way, 10 return the coufesi's when
she has received within certain circle since her ar
rival here. she decided, therefore. tlat at o'clock
this evening dinner shonld he supplied In her rl-
vae dining room at the Palmer House. and that a lew
selected friends should lie her guests. II pleas
Ing thought and graceful act. hut altogether cnar
acterisiic Of the qualities constantly reflected ny ler
Hghness since she has become acquainted with Amer
leans u
the list. Of course, 10 be present In sddion there
Commission; President and Ms. Hlgintoth,;an ham
Mr.: ana Mr.: roler PsimSr Mayor MISr,o h' r.
Washington the Spanish Comm!ssio and Mrs Du
puy de LONE the spanish Consul and Mrs Hobart
rIlo. ::allan Commissioner. The lnfania's dining
room. wNile large. does not admit OF tie seating OF
reach ont and show her eracionsncss TO some others
who could not be accommodated al the tabe, aoal
psry aer diancr " In this supplementary
Included the daughters OF The Mayor. Miss Iiiein
10 morrow the Princess will say goodby to Chi
cag,. where according to the statements o. '9I',
mandcr Davis, she has found much enjoyment. The
oour,esles oncial and social. extended 10 her have
hot been In any instance o'criiawn, ana al oe'ali,
@; her entertainment have been planned and executed
in absolute good taste She has seen enough Of In"
IulIc acquire fair knowledge OF what constitute
q great American iusnd city. she has eAPresscd
surprise at much that has come under her obscrva.
ton The Exposition as ,o W tnot shn iienyss hslf
respectfully. In that much remains 10 be seen %
& mime interest which time did not admit OF her
seeing Her visit will always be remembered ~
thsc she leaves behind her as pleasant episode III
Cicago's local history. Her departure tomorrow
morning will leave sort Of void IN The chicago
heart which can't bc filed until some other royal
perscnagc along but II Is doubtful IL that y0d
VII he thoroughly filled II has been dnrngithe
STAY OF Her ROYAL IIghness. the lDfana Eulale.
Prince Antonio did little business today on ms
own hook. He went down 10 the stock Yards ana
saw how they kill bulls in this country, and he was
impressed with the idea that the advantages were
decidedly In favcr OF the and against the Dull
COMING TIE COLUMBIAN QUARTER DOLLARS.
Philadelphia June 13.-Thc coinage Of the Colum-
tgn souvenir Quarerdoars was begun at the United
States mint in this city, this afternoon by Coincr steel
IN the presence Of Acting Superintendent NJ H. Cobb
and the eneraver Foreman Downing, Of the coning
rom. had everything in readiness shortly before