The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
D0NA EULALIA'S EXCURSION.
SIZE INVITES COMMIT TEEMEy TO a
TRIP ABO4RD THE DOLPHIN.

| Guns Boom snd whistles Shrek All the
Way Down the Hudson and Up the East
River-Prince and Princess Stroll About
Observation-Disclosures by Columbia Boys.
II you happen to be the guest OF Uncle Sam
and want to pay of few social debts and off,
cisl obligations. that 10 the time your Uncle
| Samuel comes forward and does the proper
| thing In manner most becoming. The In
fanta Eulalia expressed O desire to show
some attention to tho official representa-
tives Of the citizens Of New York-that
10. the special committee which has pro-
vided her entertainment so admirably-and
Uncle Sam said he reckoned the little woman
could have just about what she wanted to help
her out Dona Eulalia replied that she guessed
shed like the Dolphin. with its gallant officers
| Is aids. and o little snack to eat and wee
drop to drink. and would try and get along
| with that
or course all that was at her disposal at
| once, and the Princess issued invitations to
the gentlemen OF the special commit
| tee OF the Mayors Committee OF Ono
Hundred. their wives. ex-secretary Tracy
his daughter. Mrs. Wilmerding, and Capt
de la Vegas OF the Infanta Isabel to
come along and join her and the Prince on the
Dolphin at 10 o'clock yesterday and take u
| picnic sail about the bays and rivers. The
| royal party and suite left the Savoy before 10
| o'clock. Gen. Porter in the first carriage with
the Prince. Princess, and tho Duke OF
| Tamames. Tho big ten-oar mahogany barge
| OF the Dolphin took the royal party from the
| West Porty-second street pier, and the In
| vited guests were ferried over on the steam
| launch
| For como reason there was lore salutlng by
cnnnons than usual perhaps because 1t was
the Princess's party. AS soon as the Yankee
tars had swung the barge clear OF the pier the
I..f. u nt,,N~
| ty-one guns. AS the Princess stepped over
the Dolphin's rail that ship fired twenty-one
guns = and the Isabel pounded away with
| twenty-one moro for the Stars and Stripes.
| and then the big Miantonomoh Numbered out
the same number. As II the North River were
not already noisy enough. forty-two more
guns were fred from the two Brazilans. and
the Newark had her say with twenty-one
AL the ships were manned with all their
sailors. who cheered with all their nights: the
foreign bands played Yankee Doodle" as II
| their lives depended upon giving lively In
| depreciation to that oul.stirring tune. and the
Yankee bands played the stately Spanish NO.
| tional anthem. and oil the tugs in the rivers
blew their noisy whistles. The Infanta's pie
| mic was started with . lively racket. and the
| racket never ended. As the Dolphin. with the
! royal standard at her mainmast top. came
| down the North River everything with a steam
| whistle shreked out How -de-do. Prinnsss"
and when the Battery was passed Castle WILL
liam. on Governors Island. started the can
| nonading again. When the Navy Yard was
reached Brooklynites learned what 1t would
sound like to be bombarded BY fleet Every
ship In the yard fred twenty-one guns. and
| for time tho noise OF the whistles OF the tugs
| and steamers was drowned In the uproar.
Of Liberty, as close as the DoIpSin's dra1sht
| permitted. Then she was headed up the East
Witch marks s TIE big bridge to those on tho
| water came IN sight the Princess left the high
deck and t the
bridge was passed. Then she returned at
and rszeS silently At the sPa9 until the guns
marvel GUS work Of engineerne," Was Doha
Passing Black wells Island. she asked many
aSous Its tbs and partcu
Aiiunch was served in the. main CABIN. tho
Prince Princess. Duke: and Gen; Porter o.
ap soana Fp
mont. and the return was made made. to the East
Those who aeseptdsd the Invitation of the
isidor strsps. NJ. and Ms; James w. Tappin.
hIece AM Mr. and Mrs j. J, oDoheSae Mr. . and
Clarke Mr. apf s1 Ms %htenT Rid
Wilm erdinG. daughter Of ex-secretary Tracy.
no ass %sass os to "a the Princess "
4 Th , who We're Invited and did not accept
Mfyot Rd M M GrSy Mr. Hna Mrs
Mr e. and ME-. Water Stanton. 0 ( Schos sn
Kane, Mr.. and Mrs Howard Carroll. Mr.. and
MIS- Hshr Eff aton M and Mrs Nr
Cruger. Nj and Mrs. i: l. stetsen. Mr.. and
nd M1 lev cScfss and p &r and SS %rs
Alter the royal party returned to the hotel,
panied: walked through Fifty-elghth street to
the Sixth yHE tsrm inv Of the elevated
couple from the country might do. watching
the trains enter and leave the station Then
good look at the Columbus statue Returning
through Fifty ninth street they .strolied a
Inc the hotel Few recognized them on their
STROLL and In no way were they incommoded
% red ses po Shs
ssna ,sm a. II her Ese4s during ,
plaza They have Just com pletsd their exam.
!sssha siss sss
With their cries as testin oniai Of Columbia
Colleges regard for the Spanish Princess.
d baHd
dams bent upon ayengng the indignities
their ancestors had suffered at. the hands Of
the early Span isrds. and that the dsmonstra-
the balcony and bowed repeatedly. The stu
dents again fell to cheering and then with
drew.
This morning the royal party will drive
down town and first visit the Stock Exchange
the OF change before the noon closing hour.
Next they will visit the Equitable building
and and mount to that airy loft r, where Farmer me-.
make tho wheels 20 round for the Princess.
and explain the secret by which he has been
Then they will drive TO the bridge and cross
over and back IN special csr. Next special
station. The car will be run up to Chatham
square, then switched over to the South Ferry
will be made there to the Sixth avenue track
and the run made mp to Fifty-eighth street
where carriages will be taken to the Savoy
naaf tha Ravox and Ia rarinwad Nv fha PrInca