New-York tribune., 1901-03-31
aem9lnrk Dailp Gribnne
SUNDAY, MARCH 81, 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-The university boat race on the
Thames was won by the Oxford crew, defeating
Cambridge by half length. = prominent
Fllpinos expressed great pleasure over the
capture Of Aguinaldo. saying that il had re-
moved the chief obstacle complete pacifica tlon
Of the islands and acceptance of American au-
fhOrity. -= An Austrian newspaper says that
England. Germany and japan have presented
identical notes to Russia and China warning
them that the signing Of the Manchurian agree
ment viii involve the partition Of China; France
has intimated that she would regard the con-
clusion 0f the treaty as an unfriendly ac;. -
r. c Van Duzer, president of the American
Society in London, is coming TO America TO Sc
cure American participation in the victorian
Memorial. == Ii is denied that Lord Salisbury
is suffering from kidney affection. = The
diary of Major Andre, the Revolutionary spy,
has been found in England. - The twin
screw steamer Kron Prinz Wilhelm, of the
North German Lloyd Line. was launched at
Stettin: il is expected that she will break all
ocean records. == The son Of eX-COngressman
Crowley. of Lockport. y. Y. arrested in
San Juan, Porto Rico in connection with alleged
postal frauds == The steamer Ophir, with
the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall on board ar
rived Port Said. == The wages Of iron
workers in Scotland viii he reduced 10 per cent.
DOMESTIC.-Frederick Funston was appoint
ed by the President to be a brgadier- general in
the regular army; General Wheaton was named
as ma aiOr-general. - President Mckinley APP
pointed delegates to the Pan-American Con-
eress and members of the ST. Louis Worlds Fair
Commission. == The State Department has
ington. desiring to consult him regarding issues
with Venezuela, which are said to be growing
more acute. === The government viii make no
bargain with Aguinaldo. and regards him
cupying the same status as other prisoners of
war. -= The Rev. John Jasper. the aged negro
Baptist preacher who held the theory which he
expressed The do move" died in Rich
mond at the age Of eighty-nine == Canal
bills which would. if passed. cause expenditures
of S25.OO0.00o So 100000 the improve
ments Of the States waterways. will probably
be submitted to the legislature Tuesday.
49, George T. Baer is TO be president of the
Reading system. succeeding Joseph S. Harris,
who will remain in the board OF management.
CITY.-Stocks were strong and higher -
City officials generally condemned the proposed
amendment 20 the charter which would restrict
the working time Of policemen to eight hours a
day. - Senator Platt and Governor Odell
conferred, but did discuss police legislation.
= John II. Y. Arnold, former Surrogate of
this county, died in the Hudson Street Hospital
from the effects Of a paralytic stroke which
prostTafed hlm on Friday. == DR.. W. J. OSul-
hvan returned from visit TO Mr.. Croker. at
Vantage, England; he said Mr.. Croker would
return here in the early summer. - Three
persons Were burned TO death in a tenement
house. -- The annual dinner of the Ohio
Society was held at the Waldorf Astoria =
young man was horsewhipped by a girls
angry mother.
IHE WEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Fair
me temperature yesterday: Highest a de.
erees; lowest -; average 3924.