New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-17
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS- Senate: The Canadian
recinrocitv bill was advanced TO second
reading. Senator Penrose predicting It's
early passage and the defeat of the
Root amendment. - House: DEBATE
on the Underwood wool bill continued
FOREIGN to compro-
mise on the demands OF the British sea-
mon and the terms offered by the COM
psnies were more marked. - Az tne
International Horse Show, London. wal
ter Winans Won the Hatchett Cnallehse
Cup for four-in-hands, and Judge Moore
the Colo Challenge Cup for park teams
driven 10 A coach - General Diaz
was officially welcomed in Vigo, spain;
there was no hostile demonstration, as
threatened: he did not land and the YES
sel remained IN port but two hours
II was announced that China VIII estaD-
fish large arsenals In the Gulf OF Pe,Chl-
Ii. she has failed 10 agree with Russia on
the Nanchurian boundary question. some
three hundred miles being involved. -
Subscriptions were opened in London for
the S30,000.O0o Hukwang tChina) Kali-
way loan; it was largely oversubscr'Deu'
DOMESTIC President and Mrs TAFT
completed plans for celebrating their Sill
yer wedding anniversary on Monday.
when more than five thousand guests are
expected at the White House. -
Henry r. Oxnard told the House inves-
tigating committee about the relations
between the beet sugar industry ana the
American Sugar Refining Company. -
The Treasury Department has received
more than two thousand offers for the
new Panama Canal bonds. bids for which
will be opened to-day. - Samuel IL.
Ordway the commissioner appointed by
Governor Hughes to examine the charges
Of negligence and inofilciency in office
preferred against Lawrence Gresser,
President of the Borough Of Queens. in
report TO Governor Dix recommended
that the Borough President be removed
from Office. == IT was announced at
Albany that the New York Telephone
Company while indicating acceptance Of
the order of the Public Service Commits
sion reducing marlborough telephone
rates IT, New York. had applied to the
commission for modification of the pro-
visions of the order.
C1TY-StOclis were Irregular. closing
heavy '== Governor Dix named As
semblyman Goldstein as special counsel
10 the State Banking Department TO in
Nestigate the closing Of the Union Bank.
-- The trial of Joseph b. >Reichmann
was interrupted bv the dismissal OF a
3uror, who was replaced with some diff
Guilty 60 stone setter fell from the
twenty eighth story of a new building
IN Wdi SJFecE anu was lOln 10 pleCtS'
The transfer tax appraiser re-
ported that tho estate Of Miss Pinkney,
Of Harlem. Was worth S6. 100000 after all
expenses nal been deducted. - Con-
crete interests appealed To the Mayor 70
get more consideration I'm the passage Of
new building code. - Two Greek
boys. arrested on eTe of sailing for home.
said they ma been held I'm virtual slavery
in Fort Worth. Tex =- opposition 70
the StillwcA bill t. rut courthouse ia
city Hall Park caused civic bodies tu
ask Speaker Trlsble for chance to be
heard. -: The Appellate Division Of
the Supreme Court ordered Park Com
missioner StoVer to remove showcases
obstructinG the street in the south "
Greeley square.
THE WEATHER.-Indic for to-
day: Showers. The temperature yes
terday Highest 73 degrees; lowest, %.