New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
Neso1lork Datla, airibgure
SATURDAY. JUNE ID. 1901.
THE MEMS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-At the Ascot races W. C. Whit
rey's Kilmarnock II won the Alexandra Plate.
Mr. Whtney's Elizabeth NJ. won the King
Stand Stakes. and the same owner mount
Vernon flly took the Windsor Castle Stakes,
Lester Reiff rode each Of the winning horses
- Mr. Brodrick, Minister Of War. announced
tn Parliament that Of the 63DGo persons IN il Iie
Boer concentration camps $4,000 were children;
the division among the leaders OF the Liberia!
party is the topic Of the hour in England;
London newspaper reiterates the report that
General Botha is preparing 10 surrender. --
Emperor Kwang Su has appointed Ma Tung.
prominent Boxer. be Chinese Minister 10
Japan; il is probable that JaUan viii refuse TO
receive him: Germany's claim against China
has been raised from El2.Wt0.0Bo 70 tl4eshoyn
- Mr.. Hoshi Toru. a japanese statesman,
formerly minister at Washington. was assassi-
mated in Yokohama. == Agoncillo sh2s left
Paris for Hong-KOng, his further presence In
Europe being useless. == Admiral sir An
thony Hiley Hoskins. Of the British Navy. is
dead. - public subscription was taken up
in Paris to buy eX-Queen Ranavolona Of NADIA
gascar a black satin gown. much to the annoy
ance of the French Government. - An Eng
lish court has held Lloyds responsible for $500
600 gold commandeered by the Beers before the
outbreak Of hostilities in Africa.
DOMESTIC.-The Presidents order establish
ing civil government in the Philippines and ap-
pointing Judge William II. Taft first Governor
OF the archipelago, was issued by Secretary
Root. - Secretary Gage explained the atti-
tude OF the Treasury Department In the tariff
dispute with Russia, and representations the
subject will soon be made 10 the Russian GOV
ernment by Secretary Hay. John Wana-
maker renewed his offer of 50 100000 TO the city
OF Philadelphia for the railroad franchises
recently granted. and offered $500 600 bonus TO
the men now holding the franchises guaranteeing
three cent fares IN the rush hours. - The
murder OF q policeman in Atlanta and the in
cendiary talk Of some negroes led TO a belief
that an organization in the nature Of a ''Mafia"
exists among the bad" negroes Of the city 10
XIII on the officers Of the law. - Harvard s
class day exercises took place at Cambridge.
= Wu-T1ng-fang spoke on Chinese monetary
systems before the Bankers Association at Buff
falo. - Edgar A. Spencer Of Gloversville
was nominated by the Republican Nth Judi
clal Convention at Saratoga, to succeed Judson
g. Landon as Supreme Court Justice
clIf-The stock market was active and
higher, closing firm. 80 The Jury in the Hud-
son County (N. j. Court OF Sessions found
ihoihas q Barker guilty Of assault with in
tent TO XIII the Rev. John Keller after deliber-
1non OF less than eight minutes: Barker was
tenAhoed Tor sentence on Thursday, and his
bail was raised TO $1,000 - II was an
nounced that the Long Island Extension Rail-
ROAD company would construct its tunnel under
1he East River and Thirty-third-st: the Long
1sland Railroad has bought land for a central
STATION IN Thirty-thiFd-st. near Broadway -
An explosion in a fireworks store which was
tohoWed by a fire at Paterson. " j. caused
the loss OF several lives. == William II New
man, president Of the NeM-York Central was
reelected president Of the Lake Shore Rail
roao; ne VIII probably b. made president OF ALI
the vanderbilt roads. =- A wealthy uatient
committed suicide at a sanatoriurn: she hanged
hefsen uncer stOop while attendants We're
securing the country in search of her
THE MEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Show
sIs. Inc temperature yesterday: Highest 80
degrees; lowest. &c: average. 72k