Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-12
GOSSIP FROM GOTHAM
Selection of Names for Miss Gou'd DIS
Hall Of Fame.
new YORK DEMOCRACY'S PLANS
Brooklyn to Have Marching Club
at Republican Convention.
MARKVEWITZ'S NOVELYACHT

NEW WORK. limo II 1000
The Hall of Fame is coming on apace.
Within a month"; probably the final list of
nominations from which the judges are to
select the fifty they believe to be the most
worthy of honoring will have been sent out.
Although care will be taken il order to avoid
the least chance of haste or prejudice and
tho fn., choice will mot no known for Some
.h =, 4; 49, ,,,..;,, .. ,>,.,a;,. .a,,,
iiiohliis' 1. 10 se' possipie " Pie"iN' 'ou"S
very nearly what the fifty names will be.
The interest in the election has been so
widespread and the names sent In come
fro, .,,, .ttoro, soa.i,,. 90 .. .,n.,,
- 1>i W 3, " ''>
that the present stanolng OF the Candidates
must be not far from their ultimate one.
Several competitions have been held in
which nrizes were offered for the LIST which
,h.u 60, go, 80 49,, e., ~ o,,a
eoie e.es' " INC ma. '' oe
VI THESE competitions was helo IN the east
and one west of the Mississippi, that an
average of the two should give a fair idea
of tho on;nio, of tho countrv .t ,.re-a ",
ra.ard ~ it f.,o - f 49, eft,,
nn,nos IN ~ ,m., - - ;1aH1+;nai 1nhay,
ara aI,hah - "a -. 60,
Ad,n,s 49, ~ 80 - VIZ; - H,I
- 49, w a. q. 11 w - 81 ~. ~.
L., 60 ' ~ II. S $3.50 .. -
EoanSr 81, VIII Soopei' t.ei
1922, Jpn w aiuo Etei SUI 1.uii I al
20, ~; sJ"ii mn idlhii I'ooere III
Co., CO. tTan "", 10, n, "I 10 a'
M. ne, id.Llch r1th[!' washington lrVlhS'
AhorG" JACKSON 1ohh Jay, lhomas Jeh5T-
S ~ ieorsit e. I-te, ZapIaiiaih Lilcoi,, H.
LIB Ssdi JONI iarshl,l, James MOL
Ice' oainuei MOI 81, Heoise capouy' oINel
W. my w ehuen [niiiips, E,ugar Aiien roe
w w. n; fresGott, "LHam H. seward rnlnp
SHei iuaL. CHdrles sumner, george WASH
ingtoh' Dahlel ana Moan WEBSTER ana Ell
whitney.
FayOrftes in the West
Tho TO, ,,,,,o. which 80 ,.o.. o, ,;s+ oo,-
'' N > - ~ VA
tai'ieo WHICH were not III the eastern were
Daniel Boone, Salmon 2. Chase, Stephen A.
Douglas. Edward Everett, John {. Ere
mont, Jas A CARRIED, John Hancock, Alex
ander Hamilton, whose name is ineligible
because Hamilton was not born in terri
tory be onglng to the United States; Win
heId scout ana Zachary Iayior-
ne zen names whlch the eastern list con-
taihed Which We're not IN the western were
f.ilas howe. Jonathan Edwards, Horace
Mann John James Audubon, benjamin
west, Cornellus vanderbilt. De Witt Gin
ton, James Madison, Nathan Hale and John
LothroD Motley. The first of these lists,
the forty names found in cac:: of the two
original ones, can pretty certainly be taken
to be forty OF those contained in the final
list The remaining ten names Will proba-
bly, be contained for the most part in the
two lists of ten names each, though there
may be a lew names which Will seem more
worthy to the judges which are not con-
talned IN THESE Two ISIS at all.
ExNiut.ter Rarrett Talk. NJ Ch,na
~, Doo.. fo .,,,,,,.,o - CT,
'ohi ndiie''' ioihel ihiiiis'ei " oia''
and an authority on China, says that one
of the principal New York exporters, who
did millions of dollars IF business in China
.r,,,,u,. No.. .oaat,,a, oo,Io od,,;oos fra,,,
iuS' mas eNsi'." S"''e i'
ms Chlnese agents to be governed IN all
future shipments by cable directions from
Them Trade Is cadly upset ana the future
Is uncertain.
,rornd thai in which ,ha 49, ara doht,
ing is where five-sixths of our shipments of
goods Sold says Mr.. Barrett. There
Is no question that our ChlneSe commerce
mas already leit the erect OF Chlhese trou-
pie. II VIII noio up shipments; II IS Our
trade that Is most alfected py tnl3 trouble.
FlVe-slxths OF the goods We SEND TO emma
are shipped to lien Isin Chefu and New
Chang Last year we sold Slo'VooVoo worta
OF COTTON goods IN the territory now us
turbed by the Boxers, and this year, II not
lnterfered with, we Will sell Sl2.OUJ,ooD IL