New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20
!p1cHARD NJ HUM HONORED IN LONDON
PRESENTED WITH TIE QUEENS COLD MEDAL
roR HIS WORK At THE WORLDS FAIR

PRESENTED WITH he QCf-rN . Wynn
FOR HIS WORK At THE WORLDS FAIR
Iondon. June 19-Richard NJ. Hunt, OF New 'orA
.o,ad a. tho Roval Institute Of British Architects
TO-DAY the Queens gold medal IhlS dlsuI' 'io. Wa
,,.,-od mon him in view Of his work al the World
Tai, IN Chicago In presenting the medal fresiu'n'
Anderson Of the institute. SAID that UT. mum
tho fret American whose name had Deei in9'ii'0 y"
the institutes nustrious roll OF honor Aler ~
,or1ng IN the pleasure ne felt in honoring inc ue
agner Of important buildings AT 'ne WIN ~
President Anderson continued ,
~1ros, buildings are the most wonderful deVelop
ment 10 which inteipaonal exhioiionS nave a''i"'u
or are likely TO attain in the future we ie'o'' !"
The opportunity which this fact ahores us |" pay y"
GRACEFUL tribute TO the United States IN America
there are boundless resources ana hh'i'a'le "''''
Thee are the conditions favorable to the progress
-, oh,,oc,rra Other conditions In America are less
,rorabla IN this progress; and In view OF theh We
ore especially pleased that the development OF Ae
can architecture Is now Inspired by man Po's''
OF Mr.. Hunts cosmopolitan experience On" ieH"'u
Taste ,s
Tbouas F. Bayard. United States Ambassador
10 ~ prssisenf Anderson that his first duty was
20 nresent his credentials to the Queen, and there
for. no must be absent from the ceremony He
,vs. represented by Henry White Of the Embassy.
ENGLAND AND THE CONDEMNED hRMEN1ANS'
Iondon June 1e-The question Of the Armenians
WIN We're sentenced 10 death III Ahs"a w "''
Turkish authorities on the charge Of having been con
oerned in the ro,ing a, Cesarea and MarsoVah last
spupc came up in the House OF Commons TO-DAY.
Tbo Government was questioned In regard 10 TIE
matter and STR Edward Grey, Parliamentary secretary
~ the Foreign Office, replied that the sentences "
death imposed upon Professor Thonmaan' PROFESSOR
Kayayan and fifteen other ArmenianS were sup!ec'
10 review BY the Turkish Court OF 'aSsauoi' 'ir
Edward added that the British Charge dAi'a'res NJ
Constaptinople Lad been instructed by me Govern
ment TO use every effort 10 prevent the sentences
being carried our, pending lli cohS'i''' "a an
the circumstances involved
", s,.von.on asked Sir Edward II the Government
ou,d sndeavor 10 obtain remission Of the sentences
Sir Edward answered that the Government womb
walt for report from the BrltisH W. @ ~
Angora on the conduct Of the trial. ana on tle
evtSence be,ors deciding what further representations
should be made to the Porte
THE CARNEGIES on COACHING TOUR
London. June 1e-Andrew Carnegie and his WIFE,
xho have returned from their trip to the Continent
to-day started on coaching tour OF Great bil'a'i
They accompanied by several iIiei''n'
CzARFWfTcH TO ATIENI, THE ROYAL WEDDING
London Jure 70 Tho Czarswitch has &C ~cp'ed an
invitation to be present at the wedding OF the Duke OF
York and Princess May which will take pac" on
July 8. During his stay IN England the Czare"i'ch
will be the guest Of the Prince OF Wales.
ACCEPTED BY TIE ARGENTINE BONDHOLpEkS
London, June ia meeting Of the holders OF
bonds issued BY the Argentine Republic was held To-
day in this city to consider the agreement recently
reached between the Argentine Government ana the
Rothschilds committee for the settlement Oh inc
Argentine debt. The bondhodcrs unanimously agreed
10 accept the agreement 1t was submitted TO them