New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
Netu11ork Dailp Gribm,te
FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1899.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Advices from London indicated
that a temporary agreement on the Alaskan
boundary question has been reached - Mi.
Chamberlain admitted disagreement In the hru-
eer-Milner conference and added that no for-
eign Intervention would be permitted. = ~
was reported that the island OF Fernando 70
had been sold by Spain TO Germany. - The
Houses of Parliament extended vote o. thanks
TO General Lord Kitchener and other oincers OF
the Soudan campaign. - Commissioners
from England regarding the Venezuelan rinns pounu
airy started for Paris, and Professor Martens
will leave The Hague for that city on June 10
- 1t was reported from London that Aguin.
aldo had dissolved the atpino Ca0A1' Aueustin tin
Daly's body will be sent to Havre. and tnence
shipped TO New-York.
DOMESTIC.--Statc Department officials ex-
pect that modus vivendi for temporary SCI,
tle1nent of the Alaskan boundary question VIII
be signed In London to-day. - The French
Government is about to resume negotiations for
q reciprocity treaty of wide scope win the
United States -==- Recruiting for the Regular
Army is proceeding rapidly, and the force has
nearly reached the strength allowed by law
- The President has completed arrange
ments for his trip TO New England next week
- Surgeon General Sternberg delivered an
address before the American Medical Associa.
ton on THE Sanitary Results OF the war.
- The funeral of Frank thomson ia,e ptesr p
dent of the Pennsylvania Railroad, TOOK pIace
at his home at Merton, Philadelphia - -
Mennonite Bishop was chosen by lol IN reIn
sylvania - Vincent Mclaughlin. EDITOR anu
his home In that city.
CITY-Stocks were strong and higher -
Winners at Gravesend: st. Finnan Imp, Trum-
pet Bannockburn, A. n. r., Bannock. -
There were several deaths and numerous pros
trations from the heat - Tax and water
Department officials were the chief witnesses
before the Mazet committee 1t was announced
that District Attorney Gardiner had been sub
pnnaed to appear to-day. - Judge New
burger in General Sessions. reduced the bail OF
Roland b. Molineux on the charge OF assault
on Harry s. Cornish from $4,000 10 So,OOO. and
IL was said that he would be released -
Justice Fursman, In the Supreme Court held
George and Addie Barrow and Bella Anderson,
accused of kidnapping the Clark baby. in SlOOOO
bail each for trial; they were sent TO the
Tombs The steamer G. II. Northam. OF
the New Haven Line met her consort. the Rich
and Peck In a fog of Norwalk. Conn: the
Peck crashed into the Northam, cutting hole
in her side; the Northam was beached and her
passengers were brought safely to New-York
by the Peck. The fireworks plants of the
Nordlinger- Charlton Company. at Graniteville
Staten Island, and Of the Pain Company, at
Parkville. Brooklyn. were destroyed in one case
and partly so In the other, by explosion and fire.
The commencement exercises of New York Uni
verslty were held in the Metropolitan Opera
House the degree of Doctor Of Laws con-
ferred on Judge William r. Day, the ex-secre-
tary Of State. - The eighth annual COM
mencement exercises Of the New-York Law
. School were held in Carnegie Hall. - The
commencement of Teachers College was held at
the college - Colonel Hadley's Church Army
tea saloon was opened at No. &c Allen-st.
THE WEATHER-Forecast for to-day: Fair
and warm, followed by cooler. The temperature
yesterday: Highest, 90 Degrees lowest, Go:
average. S0A