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the adoption Of the Constitution. and only less
so TO defeat plans to place the federal capital
on the Delaware or Susquehanna and to draw
Il south to the Potomac. His series Of speeches
in the Virginia convention for the adoption Of
the Constitution reprinted from the debates
published in 1888. are a valuable though
neglected, complement to his contributions to
1.-THE Federalist" The following passage from
a letter in cipher to Jefferson just before the
first Presidential election is an interesting ex-
hibition Of the personalities Of the time:
AS the President will be from Southern State.
It falls almost Of for the other part of the
continent to supply the next in rank. South Caro-
lima may however, think Of Mr.. i atledge unless
il should be previously discovered that votes would
be wasted on him. The only candidates in the
Northern States brought forward with their known
consent are Handbook and Adams. and between
of them are Objectionable. and would think, be
postponed by the general suffrage to several others
If they would accept the place. Handbook is weak
ambitious a courtier of popularity, given to low
intrigue and lately reunited by factiOus friend
ship with S. Adams. ]. Adams has made himself
obnoxious to many, particularly in the Southern
States by the political principles avOwed in his
war against general Washington, knowing his ex-
tFaVagant self-impOrtance, and considering MS
preference for improbable dignity to some place
of emolument better adapted to private fortune as
a proof Of his having eye on the presidency,
conclude that he would not be very cordial sec
end to the General. and that an impatient ambi-
ton might even intrigue for premature advance
1anH
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EDUCATIONAL.

SHORT I STORIES FROM AMERICAN HISTORY. BY
xii. 146. (Ginn & Coz ~
A supplementary history for children
Th sn9kY on C0fUMRus AND MAGELLAN BY
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Adapted to the of the three grades of the
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This is of a series of ten volumes which the
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sea Noy9ges and 1ande Travels by Enslishmen ana
otneTs IN twenty volumes. BY samuel FurclesA
b D. Vols and H. Svo. ID. l. 5o4 THE Mas
milan Company
THIS collection was Hrss published IN ICES and aas
never STAGE been retssued- Each volume acllces q
series or charts. plans, portraits and tNustrallNS
sketcneS reproduced from originals conrerpoTaneos-
with the events described IN the OF the ni-l.
eeltloh only loo copies Will be issued There w.
also % specinl edition handmade paper. Alltse
70 luV eoQies, This Will contain prOof9 On I-p--
paper OF all maps and engravings
THE EAST AFRICAN PROTECTORATE. BY 81
tharlca Eliot. *. G. NJ c. With Illustrations and
maps Svc pp XIII S3S Q-ongmans Green & CO.
peaIing with the English territories lying between
Lake Victoria and the Indian Ocean the country the
people and the government
ALASKA AND THE KLoNDIIcE BY John seudder No
Lain Illustrated from photographs. l2Iao pp. ~
dSO (1cCluTe. Phillips a Col
IhS author travelled al through ths eacntry 90
member % the Senatorial 1904 visitind
me american and British Eoldhods the island as
FictS Nome and the Yukon country
t'iSttNALs JOURNALS OF THE LEWIS AND CLARK
etas FTinted from the original manuscripts Nov
E5i, We s5st time published IN FUN as T5ist S5
1t.e WIN Introduction. notes and index ey heuSsi
NDOdd. Mead g Co.l
Inla volume contains journals and orderly ooos9
N.ttSen oy Lewis and CLARK from Bort Slesss2 u
FSSzs2e's9 Creek dated e0ul Janzazy a - AAs n
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EICTION.

& HOPE S E0r s5 bp ss 6ad
The scenes laid in vicksburg. Just previous to
and during the siege The heroine is typical south
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THE HOUSE OF THE BLACK RING. BY Fred Lewis
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tale OF the Pennsylvania mountains.
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romance of Tyre in the 1886 B. c.
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pe gs aHS as & Tho his
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ROYAL KNIGHT. BY Isabella Macfarlane. I2mO ID.
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story Of multiple personality, setting forth the
to her normal individuality by hypnotic suggestion.
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a collection Of short
LITTLE TIES, STORIES OF CoURTsHIP By Mary Stewart
Of Married Life consists Of eight short sketches
which have recently appeared in magazines
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A story of priest of the Roman Church and hiE
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the husband of the author of The Masquerader.'
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, Tales describing the eceentreitioa of Bohemian
cluo. IN which the condition Of membership
that the candidate must have invented the method by
6hich he earns his living
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Sketches Of the quaint and amusing characters in
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Stories Of life in NeW-York
THE oUAKERESS. BY Max Adeler Charles Heber
S5aTkl Illustrated by George Gibbs. limo pp. 392
Fahladeiphia; The John C. Winston Company
The heroine, who is brought up after the strict
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OF the quaint customs Of the Quakers among whom
he has spent much time.
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A romance Of the Second Empire
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II WOl[AN'.S LETTERS.
Italy TScenty Years Ago and Italy
To-day.
ITALIAN LETTERS OF A DIPLOMATS WIFE
January-May, 1880 February April, 1904 BY
Mary King Waddington. illustrated. 6Yo, pp
"a Charles Scribner's Sons

IN this new volume OF familiar letters Nine.
Washington offers as pleasant a dish OF gos-
Eip" as that which has sent her collection OF
epistles from London into many editions. Here
we have, first. picture OF life and society in
Italy as II was twenty years ago. when ex-
Premier Waddington speat a winter there with
ais clever American wifa-and second. q similar
record OF another visit there made by the au-
thor q widow last year. The whole Is grace.
suI easy. animated. fun OF glimpses OF interest
3ng people ana delightful places. Kings. queens.
princes great ecclesiastics and lesser luminaries
pass and repass; the cheerful ar os holiday
time IN the most fascinating city IN the world
enlivens every page. There are balls. dinners.
excursions 20 chat about. with here and there
q hint OF the big world OF politics.
The FTenchman and his wife had an audience
with Pope Leo who was keenly interested in
ell the eX-Premier had 70 tell him about affairs
81 France. He is q very striking figure" wrote
The visitor tail. slight. fine intellectual brow
and wonderfully bright eyes" She tells US later
concerning the new Pope that he has "a beauti-
ful 6ace-so earnest. with fine upward look In
his eyes; not az all the intellectual asoetic ap-
pesranos q Leo XIII, nor the half-malieious,
ssaelx Elsslsaet Isss * hut ssssszcas sEQul1
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BIOGRAPHY.

THOMAS HARRISON. REGIcIDE AND MAJOR GEN
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The fourth volume in the Temple Biographies
series.
ROBERT BROWNING. BY c. H. Herford i2rlo DID,
XII 300. (Dodd. Mead & Col
In the Modern English Writer'S" series
JOHN OF GAUET BY Sydney ArmitaEe- Smith. svo
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THE LIFE OF CFRVANTES BY Albert F Calvert
With numerous portraits and reproductions from,
early editions Of Don Quixote. I2mo pp 1873 John
Lane the Bodley Head1
A brief popular study Of the Spanish master.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

INDEX TO HISTORIC HIGHWAYS OF AMERICA Vol
XVI BY Archer Butler Hubert. limo. DID, lSS
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POWER AND HEALTH THROUGH PROGRESSIVE
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THE YELLOW. VAR BY %" Illustrated. 12mo. pp
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Russo-J japanese war.
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REPRINTS.

THE RUSSIAN PEASANTRY. THEIR AGRARIAN
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ESSAYS on FREE THINKING AND PLAIN SPEAK
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Sons)
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LITERATURE.

THE WORKS OF CHARLES AND MARY LAMB In
seven volumes. Edited by E V. Lucas. Vols vi and
Putnam's Sons) w. =
ESSAYS By the late Marques Of Salisbury K. G. Two
volumes Vol. I-Btographcal. Vol. II-Foreigp
Politics. l2mo. pp 212. &c. P. Dutton & Coz
This work Is made up articles contributed To the
Quarterly Review in the years 10 1864 when
the author was Conservative member for Stamford
and before he had been office.
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HISTORY.

SCANDINAVIA. A Political History Of Denmark Norway,
and Sweden. l5l3-l900 By II. Nisbet RaIn IpTnC
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W. ProtheTo Iitt. D. - ~
HISTORY OF THE VICTORIA CROSS Bv Pbuin
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Imported: z. P. Dutton & Coz ~ '' -
An account Of the acts of bravery for which the
decoration has been awarded. ~ '"0
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POETRY.

LATER POEMS. BY John White Chadwick 12mo pP.
1855. UoUghton. Midiin & Coz
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Book Company
gathered from various languages and translated into
English. The edition is limited TO thousand
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TRAVEL AND ToPocsApuv

NofSGHEkN FKASS,E FROM BELGIUM AND THE
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BOOKS And AUTHORS.
Current Talk about Things Pres
emit and to Come.

1.-The Matrimonial Bureau is the name Of
new novel by Carolyn Wells and Harry P. Taber
that Houghton, NIif1in & Co have marked for
immediate publication. There is plenty of hui
morous suggestion in the title that should be
borne out in the story which is said to relate
the complications resulting from the we'll mean
ing but too jealous efforts Of a benevolent
matchmaker to marry on three attractive young
women.
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SCIENCE.

THE EVOLUTION OF KNOWLEDGE Psv,evv n,
Philosophy. BY RAYMOND ST James Perrin I9mo.
Pp. Kill SOS. cine Baker Taylor Company)
a summary Of the worlds philosophy
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POLITICAL SCIENCE.

THE FAR EASTERN TROPICS BY Aueyns Ireland.
F. r. C. s l2mo. PIP. vii. 3s9- CHoughton. Mitiin
Studies in the administration of the tropical de-
pendenCies.
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
ART.

OLD MASTERS AND NEW. BY Kenyon Cox limo
pp. 81. (Fox. Dufield Coz
Critical essays artists like veronese Sargent
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to be illustrated with numerous black and white
sketches and FIVE pictures in tint.
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RELIGIOUS.

THE MINISTER rs PROPHET. BY Charles Edward
Jefferson. D. d. 16mo. 100. Crho.nas Y. Crowen
Col
series Of lectures by the pastor Of the Broadway
Tabernacle.
RELIGION: A CRITICISM AND A FORECAST. BY G..
loves Dickinson 16mO. pp. 81 (McClure. Phillips
Col
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SOCIOLOGY

SOCIAL PROGRESS Edited by Josiah s,,,,. ,9,,,
PIP sac. (The Baker s Taylor CoTy.anvG ''
An encyclopedias OF economic industrial social ana
religious statistics for 1905 -0-~' -'N
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NATURE STUDY.

TREES AND SHRUBS. Illustrations o. New or Little
Sprague Sargent. UIoughton. Mifhin & Coz
This work comprises series Of plates together
descriptive matter IL Is 10 be published
parts irregular intervals
THE ORCHARD AND FRCIT GARDEN. BY T. p
PSTslL Illustrated i2m'. PIP 'SN' ezA (AdeoluEss
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On the selection and cultivation OF fruit bearing
trees bushes and vines dealing with all fruits that
will grow in this country
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The Tribune says:-"The authors have done diff
cult thing, and have done it we'll The Princess
Passes is another automobile story and to our great
surprise it is like its predecessor good one If Mr..
and Mrs Williamson have succeeded where so many
others have failed it is above ALL for the reason that
they possess high spirits We allow ourselves
to be charmed by the atmosphere of sunshine fun and
sentiment in which their pages are envelOped- .
A delightful book"
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FOR SALE, Few SETS OF "AMERICAs sue
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Rare Books and Prints IN Europe
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FOREIGN BOOKS.
Foe the 8nfOrma1HOn OF FrEhuas readers
who aRaWeF the advertisements OF the Lsas
OOn Hook shops In The Tribune. the mode OF
HE1eFAnE hooks from abroad A. practically
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THE PRINCESS PASSES

By authors of The LIcHTNINc CONDUCTOR Illustrated
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THE WRITINGS OF SAMUEL ADAMS. Collected
and edited by Harry Aonzo Gushing. Svo. Vol
], 1764-'69. PIP. xiv. Az. G. P. Putnam's Sons.
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Next Saturday the Colonial Press OF Boston.
viii publish a story OF New-England country
mia. entitled. ,Tns ,4YsyRseksEs.s ex Ess Guns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-08

Signora Grazia DeIedda, author Of After
the Divorce" published by Henry Holt & Co,
is but thirty years old and has already achieved
marked success with her books In Italy and
Franco Her novel. ELIAS Portulu." was pub
lished serial in the Revue des Deux
Mondes." The scenes Of her stories are laid in
her native Sardinia, a hitherto little exploited
field in fiction.
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ELECTION oF vEsTRYMEN.
Annual Event in Episcopal Parishes
Diocese of Washington.

The vestry elections of the Episcopal par
ishes in the diocese of Washington are
being held today. 1t is customary for this
business to be transacted each year on Eas-
ter Monday.
The meeting was held al st. Thomas this
morning, and the election resulted as fol-
lows: Senior warden, Gen. George a. Wood
ward junior warden, Melville Church: ves-
trymen, Gen. George 4. Woodward. Melville
Church, Gen. John NJ. Wilson, Theodore w
Noyes, Judge Harry NJ Clabaugh, Norman
w. Gait, John c. Davidson. Gen. John A
Johnston, Augustus p. Crenshaw; registrar
Gen. John A. Johnston; delegates to do
cesar convention. Gen. George A. Wood
ward, Gen John NJ. Wilson. Melville Church
alternates, Augustus p. CrenShaw, Norman
w. Gait, John G. Davidson.
The following named persons were this
day elected vestrymen and wardens of st
Johns parish to serve for the ensuing year
VeStrymen, Gen. George l.. Gillespie DIR
Robert Reyburn. Henry e. Pellew, james
Lowndes Surgeon GENERAL Rixey, Gen. b
c. Card, Lieut.. Commander F. \. Miller
Hagner; junior warden, Melville w. Fuller
Other elections will be held this afternoon
and this evening. as follows: Church of th'
Epiphany, 4:30; St. Margarets, 5:30: st
PauIs $50: ST. Adams, in the evening
Trinity, Z; Pro-Cathedral Church of the AS
cension s. The other churches. not named
here, will also hold their meetings late thi:
afternoon or this evening.
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The Choral Society.

The next concert of the Choral Society to
be given Sunday. April 20, at Chase's
theater, will be the third presentation by
the society of one of the favorite choral
works-the Manzoni requiem of the great
Italian composer, Verdi This work was
written by him in honor of the poet and
patriot, Alessandro Manzoni. and has been
universally considered a masterpiece.
1t will be interpreted by the society's
chorus of 125 voices. and the Boston Fes-
tival Orchestra of fifty men, with four solo
lists, Miss Francesca Kaspar (soprano) OF
Washington. Miss Isabella Bouton (con-
traltO) of New York, Mr. Edward Johnson
tenor) of New York and Mr. Frederic Mar
tin (bass) of Boston. All these forces will
be under the direction of Mr.. Joseph Kas-
par, conductor of the society.
The words to this requiem are those COM
posing the regular requiem mass of the
Catholic Church. The Dies Irae is one of
the most celebrated religious poems in the
language, and has been translated by hun
dreds of English writer's. An exposition
will be given in advance of the choral COM
position of the meaning of the poem and
the circumstances of its origin by the Ri.
Rev. Monsignor O'Connell rector of the
Catholic University. In this way the audi
ence will be the better able to understand
the religious and dramatic significance of
the work which follows. Monsignor O'Con-
ness is a speaker of distinction. and will
treat the subject in an authoritative man
ner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-24
GRADUATING EXERCISES.
Lucy Webb Hayes Training School,
Completes Program.

The arrangements for the commencement
exercises of the Lucy Webb Hayes National
Training School for Missionaries and Dea-
ccnesses have been made.
On Friday afternoon. May 10. at o'clock
the closing exercises of the kindergarten
will take place In the kindergarten room
at Rust Hall. The evening of the. 10Th at
o'clock the exercises will consist of sing
ing, recitations and addresses by the mem
bers of the graduating class.
The anniversary sermon will be preached
at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church by
the pastor. Rev. J. c. Nicholson, the 2lst
of May at II o'clock and the evening of the
22d hospital night will be observed with
the giving, of the hospital pins and an ad-
dress by Rev. J. ST. Clair Neal of Madison
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church, Balti-
more.
At o'clock Tuesday evening, May -,
the chorus class of the school will give a
musicale under the direction of Miss Matte
Gray. Wednesday evening, the 24th, the
graduating exercises will occur, with an
address by Bishop Earl Cranston, D. d.,
and the bestowing of the diplomas.
Rev. DR.. Gallagher, the president of the
school, will deliver the annual sermon to
the Canadian training school for deacon
esses in the Metropolitan Church, Toronto
Sunday, May Z, and give the address at the
graduating exercises of the school Wednes-
day evening, May 9, at the same place.
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FOUND DEAD IN BED.
Frederick E. Sherwood Succumbs to
Valvuiar Trouble of the Heart

Frederick Eugene Sherwood, sixty-three
years old. brother of former Postmaster
Sherwood of this city, was found dead in
bed iii his room at 47l Pennsylvania
avenue northwest about 4:30 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. He had occupied
the room at that address several years, and
lived alone. The body was removed to the
undertaking establishment of J. William
Lee. 49, Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Coroner hewitt viewed the body and gave
a certificate of death from valvular disease
of the heart. 1t is said that he had suf-
fered from heart trouble for several years.
Mr.. Sherwood, who was member of the
G.. A. r., was employed as a clerk in the
city postoffice. His funeral will take place
Wednesday. and the interment will be at
Arlington. He was a distinguished Mason,
being a Scottish Rite and a member of
Kalamazoo Commandery, and Mystic
Shriner OF the District