New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS .-Senate: The Canadian
reciprocity agreement was discussed
with especial reference 10 the Root
amendment == House: No session
was held, quorum not being present.
FOREIGN.-King Georges list of cor
oration honOrs was published; ii contains
several advancements in the peeraSe ana
n large number of new creations and
decorations. John Hays Hammond,
Special Ambassador from the United
States to the coronation of King George,
arrived officially in London and dlhed
with the royal family al Buckingham
Palace. A constituent assembly
met in Lisbon, ratified the proclamation
Of the Republic of Portugal and the pro-
scription of the BraganZa Dynasty; us
action was Immediately followed Dy
notification Of the United States recog-
milton OF the republic 80 Ihe hrst
human parts recovered from the WRECK
Of the Maine were the coral lncrustso
homes Of a forearm and foot ~
lord Charles Beresford and los otner
British admirals urged Premier Asquitn
not to ratify the Declaiatlon or Lohuoh
regulating questions of naval prizes in
war. - Quandary, ridden by lAeuten-
ant Graham, 10th Cavalry, L. >. A.
showed remarkabl jumping form at the
London Horse Show
DOMESTIC President and Mrs. Tart
celebrated their silver wedding annlver-
sary at the White House, receiving thou :
sands of guests and a great variety Oh
Gifts. - Senator Luke Lea, or rem
nessee. suffered TRANSMISSION OF blood III
what is believed 10 have been success
ful effort to save the life of his WIFE.
- Judge G. A. Carpenter, in Chicago
denied a motion of the indicted packers
for a rehearing; the case, X was salo
would probably go 10 trial IN OCTOBER
- A dispatch from Albany stated
that Senator Gittins believed his amend
ments TO the state racing law VIII De
enacted
CITY.-Stocks were strong and dull.
= George A. Hearn gave slOO.OOO 20
the Metropolitan Museum OF Art for the
announcement of American painting, in
memory Of his son. =- Ten men in
red automobile supposed TO represent
Uarlem's gambling interests, vainly tried
To rescue a prisoner from policeman,
who was aided by q girl. who blew his
whistle and frightened them away. -
Mayor Gaynor intimated that he hoped
< have the support of the citizens COM
rnittee headed by Seth Low in voting for
the subway report, and was criticised by
Controller Prendergast for views ex-
pressed Ia his letters to c. NJ. Higgins.
- Counsel for the defence In the trial
of Joseph b. Reichmann sought TO take
advantage of all possible technlcalltles.
= Speakers at a meeting of the Allied
Boards OF Trade in Williamsburg sharp
In criticised the Brooklyn Rapid transit
Company and urged that the INTERIOR
ough enter that territory. = Elsie
Oswald's father accused young Miller OF
moral responsibility for the suicide and
the latters father declared the girl had
mo- claim. on him 60 Two receivers
| were named here for the United Wireless
Telegraph Company. =- William y.
Dc Ford Assistant District Attorney, at
tackled w. T. Jerome for his insinuations
at the trial of the So called live poultry
trust" == A jury's verdict in the Su-
preme Court puzzled Justice Brady and
three lawyers, giving rise TO a long argu-
ment.
THE WEATHER.-Indic for to-
day: Fair The temperature yesterday:
Highest. 81 degrees; lowest, 81.