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FICTION.

JOHANNA. By b NJ. Croker. 12mo. PIP 316. CPhiadel-
phia; J. B. Lippincott Company
The story of a Kerry peasant girl
MY FRIEND ANNABEL LEE. BY Mary MacI4ane.
12mo, pp. 262 Chicago: Herbert S. Stone & Coz
record of conversations touching various topics.
THE Law OF LIFE. BY Anna Mcclure Shol. limo.
pp. 572 ID. Appleton & Coz
A girl marrles q scholar discovers, too
late that she loves his friend.
MoNsIGNY By Justus Miles Forman- With Drawings
Coz
An English uobleman a woman with a past.
who in turn is in love with his daughters fancs.
THE MONARCH BILLIONAIRE. By Morrison Swift
limo, 81 u. S. Ogilvie Publishing Company
THE CAPTAINS WIFE. By w Clark Russell. With
Frontspiece by w H Dunton. limo pp vi 4SO.
Boston: L. c. Page & Coz
The experiences of a girl who secretly follows her
husband to sea on merchant marine ship.
THE PROMOTION OF THE ADMIRAL. AND OTHER
SEA COMEDIES By Morley Roberts. Illustrated.
limo, PIP 29S. Boston: L. c. Page & Coz
Short tales OF experiences.
THE AlILLIoN;AIRE's SON. By Anna Robson Brown.
Illustrated by Arthur E Becher. limo, DID. 897.
(Boston: Dana Estes g. Coz
The story Of miIIionaire's son whose literary as
piratons lead him into many unfortunate business
complications and lose him a fortune
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SECRETARY HAY.
An English Tribute The AdUan-
tage of Being Caught Young.

1.-The news that arrangements have been made
for the signing Of the commercial treaty between
the United States and China. including a clause
providing for the opening OF the ports OF Mukaen
and Ta-tung-tao. on October s. is great triumph
is, indeed, browning proof that he is one OF the
ablest and most successful of living diploma lists,
fords a useful opportunity for considering Mr..
Hays place among the statesmen of the world.
to that great position. Those who have watched
his public career and have known him personally
tiles are serenity frmness, a high sense of honor
well as of public duty. and a wide knowledge OF
the blusterer in his composition he is never awed
not merely by other men. for that kind or courage
is not uncommon, but also never 'awed by rumor,
by circumstance, or by the creation of bog1es or
one kind another. He is not the sort of states
will be terrible danger to the Union If it Is not
SHOWN us place or tSo some s IL ins
one of the men who are always in a fuss about
high minded President in whose administration he
holds so pre-emnent a place, his serenity of tenn
per never degenerates into cynicism Indifference
His mental attitude is as far as possible from that
of the man who thinks that nothing matters He
feels strongly all vital points. and though he
makes no parade of earnestness, is often far more
in earnest than men who proclaim their earnest
ness from the house tops. A superficial observer
indeed. might possibly think he disciple of
surtout pas des zele but in reality there plenty
of zeal for worthy objects and plenty Of scorn for
what is mean. petty and contemplate, below the
calm and unmpassioned attitude of the Secretary
''The serenity and moderation of temper might
possibly have proved snare to a statesman
obliged to mix in the rough and tumble of politics
and to take action and Judge great questions swift
ly if it had not been joined with deep knowledge
Mr.. Hay possesses this knowledge. When he was
appointed Ambassador to Britain by Mr. Mckinley
man Of letters, who would be certain TO endear
himself to all EngliShmen with whom he might
Worthiy the position Occupied by Lowell-but little
more was expected Of him Yet when the Spanish
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Latest Foreign yNese,.s AbOuf Books.

Paris Aug. 2S-Storck publishes Torrent
Lointain." by ]. Matignon, a surgeon for
merly attached to the French Legation
at Picking. 1t is a handy and well COM
posed book Of reference for travellers in
China, AMMAN and Japan. Champion pub
fishes Revue des Etudes Rabelaisiennes,"
timely work and guide to the appreciation of an
author. first favorite in Partisan society.
Firmin- Didot is bringing out journal dun
Araucan ct Lettres Politiques," written by
Prince Atabaliba to his father Atabaliba four
teenth King of Araucana- It Is amusing and
edifying. Glib
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London, Aug. 2s.-In view of the condition
OF Balkan affairs, Murray has decided to pub
ush at once his Life Of Midhat Pacha, by
His Son, Ali Haydar Midhat' 1t contains
much curious and hitherto unpublished in
formation on the state OF the Turkish En-
pire and the government of the provinces.
Elem Mathers's new story 'Griff Of Crit
missouri" is announced by Methuen The
Csssells promise two American novels. Aladdin
O'Brien," by Gouverneur Norris and THE
Plowshare and the Sword" by Ernest George
Eenham. Fisher Irwin viii publish Mon
day 1.-THE Love Letters of Margaret Fuller"
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MUSIC.

THE STORY OF NOTATION. By A F. Abdy Williams
NJ A, Mus; Bac 12mo, xvi, PCS. Imported by
Charles Scrbner's Sons)
In the Music Story series, edited by Frederick J.
Crowest. An of origin development
OF musical notation. Illustrated reproductions
OF paintings and drawings Appendices briefly
the lives OF authorities referred to- provide glossary
and a chronological table of notation
TECHNIQUE OF MUSICAL EXPRESSION A Text
Book for Singers. By Albert Gerard-Thers. svo pp
loa CThe Theodore RebIa Publishing Company
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The Frederick A. Stokes Company will soon
have ready a book by the heroine Of Mrs. Peary's
volume, THE Snow Baby" The snow baby is
now great big girl of nine years. and is go
ing to launch a book the Children of the
Arctic" Miss Marie Annighito Peary may be
said to be beginning the making Of books rather
early; but. at any rate she has had close &C
quaintance with the Esquimau children. and is
to have occasional help from her mother The
book will be illustrated from photographs taken
by Commander Peary and Mrs. Peary.
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Wbaf ~. y. Booksellers Say obey
Are Telling Most.

Consequences Of Their Issue" It is the work
of Wesley Clair Mitchell. The first part OF the
discussion is devoted to the events which led
up to the issue of paper money in the United
States. and the second part reviews in detail
the effects of the desertion Of metallic for
paper standard. A detailed analysis of the
AIdrich report is used in comparison with the
material by J. D. Weeks in Volume Xxx Of the
Census Of 1880 lin the chapter on wages. In
a chapter headed THE Greenbacks and the
Cost of the Civil War" the author considers
the degree of increase in expense to the fed
eral government brought about by the paper
issues
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BIOGRAPHY.

ANTHONY WAYNE By John r. Spears 12rno DID,
249. %. Appleton & Coz
In the Historic Lives" series. illustrated with re-
productions Of drawings, maps and paintings.
ROSSBTTT PAPERS-1s62- 1870 A Compilation by Will
lam Michael Rossett svo pp. xiii. $50. Imported by
Charles Scribuers Sons)
MEMOIRS OF GEORGE ELERS. CAPTAIN IN THE
18TH REGIMENT OF FOOT d777-1S42) To which
are added Correspondence and other Papers with
CIeneaIogy and Notes. Edited from the Original
MSS. by Lord Monson and George Leveson-CIower.
With Two Portraits and Map. svo xiii S24
%. Appleton & Coz
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POETRY.

A SONG OF SPEED BY William Ernest Henley 12mo
PIP. 80. Imported by Charles scribners Sons)
PARSIFALA A Mystical Dream BY Richard Wagner
Retoid in the Spirit Of the Bayreuth Interpretation
by Oliver HuckeL Illustrated by Franz Stassen.
limo, xviii, H. CThomas Y. Crowel Company
SONGS OF DREAMS BY Ethel Clifford 12rno DID las
(Tohn
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RELIGIOUS.

CoNsECRATED woMANHooD. By Frederic Rowland
Marvin. With Introductory Notice by Frances
Power Cobbe. 12no. PIP 81 O. o. Wright s. Coz
the honor and responsibilities Of
women in sacred offices and duties
GOLD FRANKINCENsE AND MYRRH For Saint and
Sinner. BY F. ]. Bird 16mo PIP CPhiladel-
phia: Pure Book and Tract Depot)
A collection on various religious topics
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EWBLL FORD.

Miss Eff1e Douglass-Pu is publishing her
first novel through the Life Publishing Com
pany. 1t is called "CiTillo." and is the story of
an Italian singers attachment TO an Amert-
can heiress The author is a young Cincinnati
woman She is OF Scottish descent, and received
her early education In South Bend. Ind For
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SPORT.

THE HORsEWOMAN. BY Alice II. Hayes Edited bv NJ
Horace Hayes. 2. r. c. Y. s. svo, IN,
ported by Charles ScrtbneT's Sons)
4 practical guide to side saddle riding ulusrr,..a
with reproductions OF photographs
TIE I1oToR BOOK. BY r F Mecredy leno m =,
i4s John Lane1 W A.
In The Country Handbooks' serfes ed,tAs h.
harry Roberts. preserving detailed information sh
uas mechanism AMI - ration motor cara
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
ART.

SIR DAVID wILICE. R. A. By William Bayne- Il
Illustrated. 12mo. PIP. xviii. 235 Imported by
Charles Scrbler's Soas3
In the Makers of British Art series. edited by
james A Manson An account Of the life, and criti
cal estimates Of the works. OF the Scottish artist
followed by appendices providing pictures
in public galleries, those mentioned In the
volume. a brief paper his Ctchings and a bibli-
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OFFICE FURNITURE.
PAwNBROKERs' SALES.

JOS. sHoNGooD & SONS. Auctioneers.
Salesrooms. "a Bowery.
2d-ave.; P. Haskell, 3l1 7th-ave.
Sept. Mems and women's clothing
etc: H. 5. Isaaes. Ass shave. -oo .,
ave; l. A. Levy 300 3d-ave.
Sept. 2-Mens and women's clothing
etc. H. & c. Lang. 100 Avenue c.
Sept 3.Cl9thing. etc, pledged TO Aug
81, 1902, b. Fox. 70 Sth-aye.
Sept. Mems and womens clothing
etc. 5. Cirker & Co. III 5th-ave.
CENTRAL AUCTION co. NJ. sheehan,
Auctioneer 152 and 154 Canal-st
Aug. 31-By Estate Of John Simpson. 175
Bowery, diamonds jewelry etc, pledged
to No 21.l01, July l. 1902. and goods held
Aug. s1-By H. BreckwedeI. 473 Grand
St. clothing, to Aug. 25, 1902.
Sept. by r. Simpson & Co. 1876 Bow
cry diamonds jewelry. etc. No to 10000
to May l. 1902, and goods held over.
Sept. by l. NJ. Levy, SO7 Columbus
ave. clothing to Aug. %. 1902
Sept BY H. Freel. % Chambers
St. clothing to Aug. ., 1902.
l. L. FTRUSKI. Auct. 30 Bowery. sells 10
Aug. BLY, c, Lang & Co. jeweIry
Sept. by Chas. Keller. 243 Shave.
diamonds. watches. jeweIry. bric-a-brac
and all pledges prior Aug 10, 1902, and all
older dates held over.
Sept by P Kalmus $50 Canai-st.
clothing, etc. pledged prior Aug. q. 1902
Sept. by Heilbrun Bros. 1914 LIST
ave, clothing, etc, pledged prior Aug. q.
H. Freund & Co. 9 Avenue B. diamonds,
watches. jewelry AMI all pledges prior Aug
o. 1902, and all older dates.
Sept. BY J. Kalmus s SON Us Sd
ave diamonds. watches jewniry. and all
pledges prior Aug. "a 1902.
sept By J. GoIdschmld.. 1.137 I'd
ave. clothing. etc, pledged pr'or Aug. %.
Sept. 4-By NJ. Brucehetmer Sons. 7O5
Grand-st-. Brooklyn; J. J. Saver, 14S
Franklin-st., Brooklyn, diamonds, watches,
jeweIry and all pledges prior Aug. 25. 1902.
Sept. by New-Amsterdam Loan or
fee. L. Burger. Prop, 4 and Widest.
formerly 764 Amsterdam clothing.
etc. pledged prior Aug 81. 1902
way, 9S7 Myrtle-ave.. Brooklyn, diamonds.
watches. 1ewelEy and all pledges prior Aug.
sept, s-By ]. Kalmus & Son. rs I'd
ave, clothing, etc, pledged prior Aug 20,
ELI soBBI. Auct 9s Bowery. sells. 10
m all goods pledged 10 Aug %, 1902.
Aug 31-Cloth'ng. dresses shoes. car
pets. etc. Weinberger Bros. 1913 Avenue a.
Sept. Clothing, dresses. etc. G Sobel.
sept. 2~Clothing. dresses. shoes. etc. L
Steiner. 427 3d-ave.
sept. s5--1lGAIluAt tANHa01r EtN-s ODbrl
a Son and Fl Sobel 7T2 9th-ave.
Sept 4-CTothinR dresses shoes. etc. L.
Monday & Sons. S6S West 42d-st
ANDERSON & MINT Auct's 81 Bowery.
Sept by 4. Friedman 1913 3d-ave.
and Marks Loan once. 2-05T. formerly
2 O50 3d-ave clothing, pledged 10 Aug Is.
1902
Sept 2-Bv Marks Loan Office 2 05T.
formerly 205o sd-ave.. and J Anderson.
BOT West 42d-st. diamonds watches. jew
slry. pledge 70 Aug. IS. 1907
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HORTICULTURE.

SWEET VIoLETs AND PANsIEs, AND vIoLETs
FROM MOUNTAIN AND PLAIN Edited by E. T.
Cook svo, PIP. *, 100 Imported by Charles Scrib-
ners Sons)
In the Country LIFE Library presenting q series
OF papers on the cultivation pansies and volets
Illustrated with reproductions of photographs
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several years she has lived abroad. studying
the harp. and has been heard in concerts In
Paris and in this country.
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JUVENILE,

HoMERs BATTLE OF THD FROGS AND MICE Ar
ranged for Young People by Oscar Hermann. Illus
trated by Frederick Ehrlich Quartz DID. 30 Sveritt
& Francis Company
THE TWO BOYS Bv 7 PauI lowell 1or,o -. 900
CFTanHlin. Ohio; The Editor Publishing Company)
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The Putnams have arranged to issue in this
country the edition Of the works of Charles and
Mary Lamb edited by z. Y. Lucas. The edition
contains many essays and poems which have
not before beenIdenthed. or at any rate have
not been collected. The first and fifth volumes
are announced. The edition is complete in
seven.
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
MANUFACTURERS OF billiard and pool
tables; high grade bowling alley builders;
lowest prices. MARK BROS. "a Union
Ennare
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A new volume in the Scribners' Country
Life" Library Of Agriculture is Ernest Mat
thew's Economies in Dairy Farming" mr.
Matthews is an expert dairyman- He writes of
the qualities and peculiarities Of milk, and
among other hints makes suggestions for the
economical disposal Of milk the feeding Of
stock. making butter and keeping accounts The
book Is illustrated
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

Al BOOKKEEPER, expert. will analyze.
OF. verify inventories. balance sheets,
profit. loss statements. MODERATE Box
%, Tribune Office.
BUTCHER Delivery and in store: four
years last place. SCHENERI. 6e4 9th
ave. Brooklyn.
BRIGHT colored boy with good family.
good with carpenters tools: generally
useful all around; carfare paid: Catholic
preferred Write or call S34 Hudson-ave-.
Brooklyn.
| BOY. 10, IN Office or as errand boy neat,
willing, ooliging: references. FULLER,
1871 West 25th-st.
CHAUFFEUR.--on French and American
machine; A No. l coloTed chauffeur; good
machinist on automobiles OF any descrip-
ton: six years experience; No. l reference:
wages reasonable. Address = A HATCH
EFT. 1882 Sharswood-st. Philadelphia
CUTTER years experience; also
practical tailor: country referred: mod
crate salary Address CUTTER. 435 West
46th-st.
CARPENTER and general utility man:
steady employment. moderate salary; in
wholesale house or otherwise WRIGHT,
444 West 54th-st.
EMBALMER wishes position. Address or
telephone 1913 Harlem. Mr.. BUB. 2l24
2d-ave
ENGINEER, MACHINIST-Ow tools: all
repairs; years last place. ENGINEER,
4O9 1st-ave.
NGINEER.-Licensed: Al references. good
mechanic; moderate. ENGINEER. ; East
1lSth-st-. care of 1anitor
ENGINEER. Wanted. a position as assist
ant civil engineer and surveyor. r. w
Rowland. south Dartmouth. Mass
BNGINEEER.-B respectable man. IN
NeW--N DIRK or Brooklyn; best OF refer
ences; csrfare. Address F. FLETCHER
SO Somerset-st., New-Brunswick. n. ].
ELEVATOR RUNNER. Electric, expert
enced; in apartment house. ERNEST
FUNK. 60 King-st,
FOREMAN reliable young man. with
years experience; in coal yard; thor
oughly understands all details. UDAL. 2S5
Avenue A.
FISH and OYSTER MAN.-F1fteen years
experience Al reference. W. X. ITO
West 3sth-st
FURNACE MAN.-Useful (colored,. kitchen
work OF assistant homework: all refer
ences. Address r. WARD. 1l9 West oath
ST. rear
JANITOR--By German family. Tor one or
more houses. references JANITOR. 434
West 4fth-st.
JANTTOR.-Small German family expert
enced understand steam heat; Bronx
only. ADVERTISER 500 St Anns-ave
JANITOR. with children: free rent II pos
sible. " WISCHOFF. III Forsyth 81
JANIToR-Man ana wife. in cold water
fat; painter ard handle ali tools good
house THOMAS LORENZ 2I50 2d-ave
JANIToR-By young married couple. IN
derstand steam heat and hot water: ref
erence- BEcKHARDT. 1876 Lexington
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Among the recent books brought out by the
University Of Chicago Press is a monograph on
our paper money. called "A History of Green
backs. with Special Reference TO the Economic
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Al BOOKKEEPER, expert, will analyze.
systematize, audit. write up books, take
of. verify inven tories. balance sheets
profit. loss statements MODERATE Box
%, Tribune Office.
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Richard Jeffries's work wild Life in a
Southern village" IS 70 b. brought out IN a new
edition by Little. Brown e 10 81 the fall. It
VIII be illuF,rate6 from photog Ihs taken re-
Gently by Clifton Johnson in tie county OF WIT
SHIRE and viii be called Ar English Village -
Hamilton Wright Mabie has written an intro
ducton
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Mr.. Stephen Phillips's play David and Bath
sheba" viii be put on the market here in the
autumn by the Macmillan Company. Mr. Phil
lps's Ulysses is to be presented at the Gar
den Theatre the middle OF next month
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DRESSMAKER of B. Altman & Co.; ex-
cellent filter; good cut; coats; autumn
Say AS3regs 'e DREs 5lS SSs Vest
14th-st.
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DRBSSMAKER- Experienced; engagement
by the day or week. "A West 96th-st-.
fourth fat
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ANDERSON ( MINT, Aucts 81 Bovery
Sept by A Friedman 1913 3d-ave
and Marks Loan once. 2-05T formerly
2 $50 3d-ave clothing pledged "a Aug rs
1902
Sept 2-Bv Marks Loan once. O57
formerly 2050 Sd-ave. and J Anderson.
BOT West 42d-st diamonds watches. Jew
slry. plsdge1s 70 Aug. IS. 1907
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A. T. ROWE AND COMPANY. adJusters
of claims. accidents all kinds attorneys
furnished for all branches 26I Broadway.
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General Passenger Agent.
SOUTHERN RAIL WAY.
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H. car to Roanoke. Knoxville, Chattanoors "a
Memphis; sleeper to New Orleans. Dininr cs,
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rHos. J. OWEN & son. AUcr1oNEERs.

Trustees sale of a valuable four
story apartment house containing
forty bachelor apartments, fine cafe
facilities, located at No. 1915 Chaplin
street NV, Columbia Heights.
By virtue of certain deed of trust dated the
twenty ninth day OF September. 1900. and duly re-
corded in Lber No. 2507. at folio 495 ct seq. one
of the land records Of the District Of Columbia,
and at the request of tho party secured thereby,
default having been made IN the payment of the
debt secured by the said deed OF trust, viii sell
at public auction, in front Of the premises. on the
TWENTY-SECOND DAY OF AUGUST. 1903, AT
HALF-PAST FOUR !O-olJOCK 2. NJ, the following
described land and premises situate in the District
lot numbered twentysix (26, in the subdivision Of
the South Grounds Of Columbian College, according
to the plat Of said subdivision recorded in Book
District No. l. at folio 70, nf the records Of thu
surveyors office Of said District. improved above
stated
of $57. 600. now past due. but which may be ex-
tended for one year, and pay balance Of purchase
money in equal instalIments follows: One-fourth
cash, remainder one-fourth in three months,
fourth in six months and one fourth in nine mnotha
with interest ut the rate Of six per Der an.
all cash. at the option Of the purchaser Deposit
Of $500 will be required at the time OF SALE Terms
Of sale to be complied with within thirty days from
day Of sale: otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell at cost and risk OF defautfng Dur.
chaser. after i've days notice Of such resale pub
lished in The Evening Star.
JOSIAH O. STODDARD Trustee,
iii street northwest, Washington. d. c.
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR. Trustee
auS-d&ds Hudson Terrace. Yonkers n Y.