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New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAYS FORECAST
Washington Oct. 12-There is storm Of considerable
energy apparently the Atlantic Ocean east of
the Northern Florida Brisk high norheasterly
winds with rain prevailed along the Carolina coast dur
ing Friday Rain fallen from the Carolinas south
var- TO Florida Tennessee while showers occurred
in Alabama and Mississippi The temperature has risen
slightly in majority OF districts. Rain is indicated
in the South Middle Atlantic States Saturday
and New England sunday The temperature eaanges
viii be important on the Atlantic Coast the winds
viii be fresh 10 n0gtheastery possibly becoming
high ON Middle Atlantic Coast Saturday and the
New England sunday. on the lower lakes fresh
Will prevail on the upper lakes the
winds will be fresh south storm warnings
dlspIaved from Norfolk to Savannah.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SUNDAY.

For New-England increasing cloudiness. with rain in
southern portion this evening tonight; sunday prob
ably rain; fresh westerly winds shifting northeastery
For NewYorN, fair in northern rain in south
ern portion tonight rain Sunday; fresh southwest
erIy Winds shifting northeasterly.
For New-Jersey and Delaware rain to-day and prob
ably Sunday; fresh brisk northeasterly winds
For Eastern PENNSYLVANIA. fair in western rain in
eastern portion probably sunday; fresh
easterly winds
For the District Of Columbia. Maryland and Virginia.
to-day and probably sunday fresh TO brisk north
easterIy winds. possibly becoming high on the
For Western Pennsylvania. showers In southern fair
northern portion day; fair sunday fresh northeast
erly winds
For western New-YoTk. generally fair to-day and
probably sunday; light 70 fresh norheasterly winds
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
soUTHERNER LEAVES LINCOLN OF

II viii at once be seen that the choice Of
Washington by the ninety-seven delegates was
unanimous. Lincoln and Webster are the unanl-
nous choice of the first three classes, but was cut
by Of the justices When the committee first
began the canvass, Washington. Lincoln and
Webster were Of rank Almost every one watch
Ing the count remarked how evenly The race
was contested. and one of the committee eX-
claimed
Webster may fail behind. but l believe that
Washington and Lincoln viii keep abreast to
the end"
The pon was nearly complete. when the vote
Of Justice f. r. Nickos. of Louisiana, was
reached. Justice Nickols cut the list as If with
razor and left only three names, Benjamin
Franklin, Thomas Jefferson and George Wash
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
MISS BENJAMGNs ENGAGEMENT

Miss Benjamin. whose engagement to Henry H.
Rogers jr.. Of the Standard oil magnate Is an
nounced, is the daughter of George Hillard BenJa-
min patent expert, who lives at No. 46 East sew
euty-fouTth-st. Miss Benjamin is a descendant on
her fathers side from the late Park Benjamin, VINO
newspaper editor, poet and lecturer. She Is alSo
grandneee of John Lathrop Motley, the historian;
On her mothers side she is descended from the Wen
known Ford family of New-Jersey. whose former
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
SIN DOMINGO REBELS SURROUNDED.

San Domingo, Oct I2-The Government autho"
tiles in the interior report that the rebels
rounded and are asking for guarantees previous
to surrendering.
This city and the surrounding districts are quiet
The revolutionary movement is considered 10 have
been suppressed. Many important arrests have
been made, and mauifestOes of the revolutioniSts
have been captured.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13


1arucastle, Joseph O. Weston. Katharfne.
6s ARaST.sqddeRly. at Tsnahy. y J. Colonel A O
Notice Of funeral heEeafter
GREEN-SuddenIy, on Monday, October = at Armour
> d, Albert W Green, OF East Orange. y. J.
church. Orange y. J.. Sunday. October a. on arrival
AZ Brick Church station OF leaving Barclay
CHRISTOPHER sts. station. D. l. and W Railroad.
.. m.
Carriages will at depot.
lnterTnent al convenience OF family.
%. u. Eardcastle
Funeral services from his residence Monday octo-
Der 10. at o'clock
OSBOESN-On Thursday October H. her residenee.
IOI East D6thst.. Carrie \. beloved wife Of William
= Osborn and ony daughter u Daniel s and Caroline
Funeral sunday October .. m First coTIssiats
Church. l2lst-st-- 3d-ave
sHERwooD-October Il. 1900. at m. Mrs. K. B.
Sherwood. OF Buffalo
Services at the home OF sister J. F. knight.
sunday a $50 D. m
Interment at Brockport. \. Y, Monday inst.
Buffalo ard Rochester papers please copy
WEsTON-On October II. 1900 At Brunswick y J..
Katharine Weston. daughter ot Henry l. Jsnevay.
Funeral Sunday
Cypress Hills Cemetery.
OFFICE, MADISON AVE- COR 2sD ST. Y
sOOdlawn Cemetery,
Borough Of Bronx. New
once 70 East 25rd Street. Madison Square South
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
FRENCH cOysULs TRANSFERRED.

Hippeau the French Consul at Santiago. Cuba.
has been transferred TO Larnica, and that NJ.
Dupas the French Vice-Consul at Galveston. Tex.
has been transferred TO the Vice-Consuate at
Santiago, Cuba.
1t is also announced that NJ. Moet the French
Galveston and that NJ Jouve. the French Vice
Consul at Newcastle, England. will replace him.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
VOTES OF VARIOUS JUDGES.
Some individual ballots were as follows:

Grover Cleveland voted for Samuel Adams,
Franklin, Jay jefferson, Lincoln, Madison
Edward Everett Hale, for John Quincy Ad-
ans, John Adams, Samuel Adams, Calhoun,
Chase Clay. Franklin, Jackson, Jay, Lincoln,
Washington and Webster.
Judge Bonnifeld, of Nevada, voted the twenty
: Chief Justice Fuller voted straight. with the
exception of Benton, Hancock, Seward and sum
ner.
President Low of Columbia voted for John
Adams, Samuel Adams. Clay, Franklin, Patrick
Henry, Jackson. Jay, Jefferson, Lincoln, Madi-
son, Monroe, Washington and Webster.
President Eliot of Harvard voted for John
Quincy Adams, John Adams. Samuel Adams,
Calhoun, Franklin, Jay, jefferson, Lincoln.
Madison, Washington and Webster.
st. Clair McKelWay voted for Benton, Frank
lin, Lincoln, Washington and Webster.
Whitelaw Reid voted for John Quincy Adams,
John Adams, Chase, Franklin jefferson, Lin
coin. Seward and Webster.
Professor J. F. Jameson. Of Brown University,
voted for all the twenty names, except Benton,
Chase, Hancock, Jay and Sumner.
PRESENT JUDGES MAY SERVE AGAIN.
The following resolutions were adopted by the
University Senate:
First-The thirty names that have each received
the approval of flfty-one judges or more shall be
inscribed IN the Hall of Fame:
York University are returned to each of the judges
for this service rendered to the public. While it
has demanded no little thought and acceptance of
geSpodnslPility on their part It must receive
aid given thereby to the cause Of education, par
ttcularly among the youth of America
Third-The official book of the Hall of Fame, the
publication of which is authorized by the Senate,
shall be sent to each of the hundred judges as
a memento of this service.
F0urthzThe Senate acting under the rule of the
Hall of Fame, will take action in the year 1902
toward filling at that time the vacant panels be-
longing to the present year. being twenty in num-
Der.
Fifth-They invite each member of the present
Board of Judges to serve judge in 1902. Should
any of the present Board have laid down his
educational public office, his successor may, by
preference be invited to in 1902.
Sixth-Each nomination of the present year to the
Hall of Fame that has received the approval of ten
or more judges, yet has failed TO receive ma
Jority. will be considered nomination for the year
1902. To these will be added name nominated
IN writing by five of the Board of Judges by the
New-York University Senate in such way il may
find expedient. Any nomination by any citizen Of
the United States that shall be addressed to the
New-York University Senate will be received and
considered by that body
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
STATEMENT on DANISH ISLANDS.

Copenhagen. Oct. 12.-RepIying a question in
the Folkething to-day relative to the sale of the
Danish West Indies to the United States. the
Premier H f. Hoerring said all agreed that some
changes must be effected with respect to the ISL
ands and he hoped furnish the necessary
explanations and give his views on the subject.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
5psriaI Nonrcs.

Bangs 4 Co., 81 and 93 Fifth Avenue.
will sell auction MONDAY TUESDAY afternoons.
o'clock
A well-chosen LIBRARY. comprising fine editions of
many famous authors. Handsomely illustrated Works
Limited Editions and including
Works in various departments literature.
fine condition and a number OF choice bindings.
WEDNESDAY and following days 5 NJ
BOOKS old and publications
Sales OF Books every aft except Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
NOTES or THE STAGE.

Justice Freedman. in the Supreme Court. yester-
day, on the application of II. Gerald Chaplin. coun-
sci for John AmOry Knox, granted order direct
ing Miss Blanche Walsh. the actress; Joseph
Brooks. Benjamin Stern and James c. Roach to
show cause next Monday why an injunction
should not be granted restraining them from using
the title "Marcelle' for the new play IN Mhlch
Miss Walsh is acting at the Broadway Thea.
ire. Knox claims the title as that of a play or
time The order to show served on
Howe & Hummel. attorneys for the defendants,
late last evening,
The report was current yesterday that Miss Hen
rietta Crosman would move her production OF
Mistress NelI' to the Savoy Theatre at the end
Of her engagement of three weeks at the Buou
Theatre Alfred Aarons the manager Of the Savoy
Theatre said that no decision had been reached.
were presented at the Savoy ii would be necessary
for the house to have Il theatrical license, lnsJead
Of a music hall license, and the former would be
qlIncult TO get on account OF the SC9tcllS OI SNI
II is curious fact that the law Is much more
solictous for the safety of theatre audiences than
Tor that OF music hall audiences
The dramatic season at Days Theatre begins
Thanksgiving week. The opening play will be "A
Man of Forty" ny Walter Firth. which ran last
season at the ST. Jamess Theatre. London Mr.
Frohmans will contain John Mason Edward
Morgan. William CourteEay, Jameson Lee FlnneS,
beth Tyree. Miss Alison skipworth, Miss Beatrice
Morgan and others
Charles Frohman has secured the American
rights to Mrs. Danes Defence" Henry Arthur
Jones's new four act play which was produced on
tuesday night In London by Charles Wyndbam
James o'Nein viii begin an engagement in
Monte Cristo' AT tho Academy OF Music on Tues
das evening. october q
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13

Friends of sound money and National honor
will be encouraged by a large registration.
Register and urge your friends to register,
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
ENPRESS DOMAGER SINKLNG.

Kronberg. Oct. 12.-The marshal of Empress Dow
ager Frederick announces that Her Majesty's i'll
ness has reached the acute stage in the last few
days but that in the opinion of her medical a.
tcndants her condition shortly be improved.
Professor Renvers OF Berlin. has been summoned
10 attend her.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13

If you failed to get your name on the
registry books yesterday, there is another
opportunity to-day. until 10 o'clock Tonight
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13

When the count was ended yesterday and
Chancellor MacCracken, chairman Of the
Canvassing Committee. announced the result
two bands that had been playing in wotul dls-
cord because Of their different melodies in an
attempt TO honor Columbuss discovery or
America. came together in peaceful unison The
air in which both united was America"
a good augury." remarked member of the
committee.
The detailed vote which canvassed yester-
day, arranged according to the different classes
Of judges, is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13

ington. This remarkable vote threw Lincoln and
Webster into second place.
The vote yesterday by far heavier than
that polled for any single group in the preced-
ing days. The seven men who found elig-
ibe stood head and shoulders above the pre-
scribed mark. John Adams, who had the low
est poll of the eligible names, had eight more
votes than the requisite fifty-one. 1t is esti-
mated that one-fourth the total number of votes
was cast for this group.
A study of the above table reveals some in
teresting shades and differences of opinion.
James Monroe for instance, in spite of the fact
that twelve justices voted for him, received not
a single vote from the publicists, editors and
authors.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
HISPANO-AMERICAN CONGRESS.
THREE THOUSAND DELEGATES TO MEET IN
MADRID IN NOVEMBER.

Madrid Oct 12-The HispanO-American Con-
gress. which was convoked for November ny the
Queen Regent in April last Will open Novem-
ber II in the grand hall of the National Library
The number of delegates appointed already is over
three thousand. Festivals have been arranged
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
Ponomee NotIcr


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New-York tribune., 1900-10-13

Marcus Azzagu who the manager of the
Fee branch of the firm of Braunsweig & Co, while
riding on horseback through narrow street in Fez
last June jolted against the mule of Moroccan
religious fanatic. ana dispute ensued. the crowd
siding with the priest In self-defence AZzagul
drew his revolver and fired, wOundinS native
This was the signal for general attack upon the
American, who received a dozen knife wounds, and
whose body was burned, according to some ac-
counts, before life extinct.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
MARRIED.

JEWELL BENSETT-O Thursday. October IL 1e00 AZ
the residence OF the brides mother No 29I Macon<T
Brooklyn, By the Rev Daniel Van Pelt. o. D. Adds
Bennett 70 John v Jewell
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
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10 VANCOUVER

wellington. y. T.. Oct. 12.-The House OF Reu-.-
sentatives to-day approved the Postmaster-Cssn-
erafs agreement with Messrs- Spreckels 20 con-
tinue for a year the San Francisco mail service
me vessels will run every three weeks instead OF
nlontniy' beginning November l. The time from
San francisco 70 Auckland must not exceed sixteen
was carried without division.
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by this time we arrived at the village. and the
postmaster proceeded to drive me up and down
the principal streets. to show
GOT THE CON the points of interest. Everywhere
CHEESEMAN'S people bowed to me and addressed
DINNER. by the COngressmans name,
and, entering into the spirit OF the
thing, l returned their greetings in kind. We
finally drove the pOstmaster's house to dine and
the memory of that dinner will remain with me for
all time. 1t a gem-a repast that Lucullus
might be proud of. The good wife must have been
preparing for days and. being very hungry, we
did it full justice. AT its close l tTuthfully re-
marked that had had the best time of my life, and
in response my host said, Wall, guess it's Just as
we'll the way it turned out, and l guess you got
better dinner than the Congressman did Our
meeting went off all right, and when We were on
the train 1 asked the Congressman what sort OF a
time he had had A - of time he prOfanely
responded. Tn almost starved to death. l only
got bread and milk to eat 1t seems it WASH I
the cards for the committeeman to entertain
the Congressman, but $ it turned out. he had to-
Having made no preparations. there nothing
but bread and milk in the house. and there wasn't
time to prepare anything else If that feast Is
sample of the manner in which their constituents
treat Congressman it must be nice TO be member
of Congress.
The other night Democrat asked me what we
ever did in Maine. I replied. We cut ice there
and he lapsed into gloomy silence"
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13

Tribune Ohlce 1S, a. m--The weather Yesterday
was fair The temperature ranged between 55 and 6S
degrees the average (62l being degrees higher than
that Of Thursday than that of the cor
responding date Of las
weather to-day VIII be fair followed By rain to-
night
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
banees In pressure as Indicated BY The Tribune's self
recording barometer. The dotted line shows the teinpef~
tpre as recorded Perrvs Pharmacy
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DIED

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be in
dOrsed with full name and address
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
NEW DEMAND ON MOROCCO.

INDEMNITY FOR MURDER OF AMERICAN CITIZEN
AGAIN ASKED
London. Oct 12.-The United States, accord
ing to a dispatch from Tangier, has renewed
the demand upon the Government of Morocco
for 1000 indemnity to the family of Marcus
Azzagui, a naturalized American citizen, who
was murdered by a mob at Fez last June.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13

George washing Nathaniel HaW-
-, thorne .72
.b-,h,r, TincoIu. 90 Robert r. Lee. 90
Da,teY GNehster. 80 Peter Cooper. IS
Reniamin FranIxIin.94 Horace Mann ''.''. .o4
Ulysses 8. Grant. =. .G2 Eli whitney,. 90
John Marshall. .S1 Henry ward Beech-
Thomas Jefferson. 30 err 80
Ralph Waldo Em- James Kent '0o
er.oD ...S6 Joseph story. 81
tra. NJ IouR- John Adams. 81
fellow "a WiIl1nm hherS
Robert Fulton. "a Chnnning '0S
Washington Irving.S2 John james Audu-
Jonathan Edwards.S2 bon 'O1
Samuel r. b. MOrse.79 Elias Howe. 03
David q. Farragut. 20 Gilbert STUART '''' 'oz
Henry CIav...74 Asa Gray. 81
George Peabody "
THOSE. CHOSEN FROM EACH GROUP.
The following table shows the number found
eligible from each group and their relative rank:
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headquarters of General Washington at Morris
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CANS BY ADOPTION.

GEORGE WASHINGTON THE UNANIMOUS
CHOICE OF THE PRESENT JUDGES-LIN-
COLIN AND WEBSTER NExT-LIsT
OF NAMES COMPLETED.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13

Charles Froh1nan has secured the American
rights to Mrs. Danes Defence" Henry Arthur
Jones's new four act play, which was produced on
Tuesday night In London by Charles Wyndham
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13

Among the arrivals yesterday from Europe were
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Cameron. They have just
completed a tour around the world their honey
moon trip. They will go to BenoX for a short visit
and will also pay another visit to Sir Roderick
Cameron, Staten Island Sir Roderick and two
of his daughters are yet abroad in Scotland, and
MIR. and Mrs Belmont Tiffany have been at the
Hot Springs of Virginia.