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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

DEARER THAN LIFE. BY Emma Leslie lZmo pp ao%
phillips Hunt)
How SUCCESS is Won BY Mrs. Sarah R. Bolton. 16mo'
pp. 245. Boston d. Lothrop x Coz
ACAppEr KNIGHT; A NOVEL. BY Hartford Flemming
l2mo PIP. 436. Woughton, Mifiin Coz
TIE RELIGION OF PHILOSOPHY. By Raymond s. Perrin
svO, PIP. 566. 20. p. Putnam's SonsJ
THROUGH Nasal LAND. BY joseph Thomson +. H. g. D.
CONDO ZHEBEs' LITTLE DICTIONARY OF CREOLE PRO
VERBS. By LafcadiO Hearn. Small 4to, pp' sZ
~(wil II. Coleman)
ITALY FROM 1915 TO 1873. BY John Webb Probyn' eVo
DID. 371. (Casse Coz
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sons)
THE HISTORY OF THE PRESENT TARIFF. ls6o,1@ss3 @
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WORDS AND WAYS OR, WHAT THEY SAID, AND WHAT
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LIFE IN THE WHITE BEARS DEN By A. L. o. E. 16mo,
PIP. BOG. Robert Carter Bros)
P1NDAR. THE OLYMPIAN AND PYTmAS ODEs. By
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BY Agnes Giberne. l2mo pp 31l. Robert Carter
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THE FAIIAcY OF THE PRESENT THEORY OF SOUND. by
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MEMOIR AND LETTERS OF JENNY G. WHITE DEL BAL BY
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LITERARY NOTES.

u.,o... :. Emerson has gone into it's eighth
edition.
Two volumes of the Rev. Phillips Brookss sermons
.;u sbortls lie issued by Z. p. Dutton 20. Ihey
will be bound in paper aud will be inexpensive.
Professor Mason declares that Mr. Froudes mood as
= commentator on the Carlyles was too uniformly
like that of a man driving hearse"
tender little Easter poem d" At the Foot OF the
C.oss has been issued in delicate and dainty shape
Nv Jansen. McClurg & Co. II will be an admirape
Easter gift
Il il said authoritavcly by friends OF Mr. D. W.
Cross who are living in this country that his HE Oh
GEORGE Eliot il purely labor Of love- from which nc re-
ceiyes no pecuniary reward. Bya mutual agreement
when they we're married, all property whicn "rS'
Iewes had acquired from her first husband was 70 re-
vert at her death 10 the children OF bus hrs'-"h'"'
wife There were three of these children. though one
of them has since died Half OF the proceeds Ilo n
. life of George Eliot Mr. Cross divides between the
children of Mr.. Lewes's first wife, and the REMAINDER
goes to a poor and needy relative OF Mr. Lewss.
In +" The Andover Review +" rational orthodoxy has
strong and fearless champion. While 1t Is ready 10
prove all things" is not afraid to hold fas1 tha'
which is good simply because 1t happens 10 oo oiu'
The great fault of most of the apostles OF new IDEAS Is
that they are unable to see anything good in that
ne the mouthpiece of the theology but it never
fails to do substantial justice to the old theology
virtue which great many socalled leaders OF modern
thought might do we'll to initiate The NUMBER ior
March ia filled with interesting features which Will oe
read with profit by the lay well as the clergy
Dr stepbeu T. Robinson, of Edwardsville, ILL.,, is the
suthor of the novel recently published by Jansen,
McClurg e. Co., d" The Shadow of the War;" 1t Is his
onv literary venture and was written after several
wears residence In South Carolina, during the period OF
Reconstruction.
The novel in verse with which Lord Lytton Owen
Meredith) hopes follow up the success OF Lucille
Is to be entitled Glen Averil or the Metamorphoses
Mr.. Sala's book, "A Journey Due South Travels IN
Search of Sunshine" has just been published In Lon
don.
The series of classics for children which are being
brought out in excellent shape by CHM Heath nave
lately been enlarged by The publication OF Charles
Kingsley's delightful Greek Heroes and wafer
Babies /, and Scott's LADY of the Lake"
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81 7srArEsT. NEW YoRK Feb. "a. 1885.
PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE, SEALED
/ and indorsed envelope BID for supplies Adver
tised received AT this Office until IL O'Clock, March
So Tor the following supplies the best quality be
delivered i've (5 days from date OF award, free OF eX
pense. at the Navy Yard, New York
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
Picks &c, Lnlmant, dc. Harness Materals-Hardware
&c Paints &c, Lumber, sc. Brushes, &C.
Iists the arficcs be OF this once
The right reserved to reject all bids that may not
Dc med advantageous 10 the Government
ponsbe required for the prompt ard faith
full delivery OF the supplies awarded
Bank forms furnished ut this Office. -
Bids not properly signed certified will not be eonsd
srrd A. H. GILMAN,
Pay Director, u. 5. Navy.
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proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO:

PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO.
l. NAVY DEPARTMENT. J
BUREAU OF PRovlSIONs AND CLOTHING, }
WAsHlSGToN. ID. c. Feb T. 1888. )
Scaled inorsed Proposals for Tobacco Will be
This bureau until March H. 1882 at ii O'Clock
g. M for one hundred thousand lOo.O00 nds OF Navy
Tobacco 10 be deiv red at the Navy Yard Brooklyn N "
before the first day o. November, $50 =,
specifications and forms OF offer VIII be furnished Dy TINS
Bureau upon application and proposals must be mace upon
The forms and accordance with t!e spechca
tons. j., a, oaiIn
Paymastcr-GeneIal u. - y.
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OFFICE OF CHIEF oUARrERNAsTER
DEPARTMENT TIKI EAST
GOVERNORS ISLAND. n. Y. II. Feb. 20. 1885.
CEALED PROPOSALS IN TnIPLICAT
FOR COAL.
Il UNITED STATES NAVY PAY OFFiCE

l. UNITED STATES NAVY PAY OFfCR, I
PHILADELPHIA, March D. 1901
SEALED PROPOSALS In duplicate. inaorsed Proposals
Coal" will be received at this untMONDAY 10th
instant at II for SIX hundred i600 tons 2240 ponnds
OF anthracite Coal delivered at the United states
Navy ard rensacol Fa to be Of the best quality uniform
In character selected from all impurities and subject 10
before appointed for the
purpose who viii have the right Of peremptory reeeon
be- oil from bona dds mners dealers
and the right reject any bid that
DO doomed advantageous the Government.
Responsible security Will be required for the faithful de-
livery In conformity with the spuAttons the
blank form for bids TO be had at this Office ohsrwiss bids
will o entertained A. w. RUSSkLL
Pay Director, U. g. N.
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
rains leave New York Desbrosses Cortsadt strs
Ferries rol0wG -
HarIisbIrg, Ptsbury tie wcs; and South With Puln1
Palace Cars attached a. h and y. IN. daily nevs
York sad CHICAGO Limited Of Parlor Dining, Smoking "a
Sleeping Cars, At . a IN. every day. -. -.
p M connecting at Cory for fiius.ie. Petroeua
ua,,,ors ton and the South Limited wasainstea
Pulimin parlor Cars daily except sunay ~
o. M arrive Washington 400 u RsTuar a. o;zu, 80
ana $50 a. IA. l. $50 snd P m and IL night suno"
For Atlantic city except Sunday with through Pasler Carl
FOR Cape May. except sunday lilo q m
Long krancn, Bay Head Junction. and intermsaiste -
IONS via Rahway and Amboy. a. W. ~ ncon s;ss'
boats OF Brookyn Annex connect with all through tAus
JerseyfCiiy. aa?rding speedy and direct transfer
Trans srrve: From ptsburg $50 aad ll:2o NJ 7so -
Io5O o. M daily and 100 daily, except Monday. ~
washington aud Baltimore $3.50 $40 m 20 $40 ~ ~
D. M From asltimorc $40 p m From rhilsaslEsh "a ~
sbO 63o. 6: AZ, 700 except Aondaye 900 sa0, IVY
Yi,S1a a m 100 100 $40 S50 $50. 620 72e 7:sG -
600 1905 and 1920 M and l2:2o night snna,y. ~ ~
1920 D. m. .,,
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NAVY PAY OFElcN, ~ SlArE-sr.
NEwYoRx Feb. 2l. 1850. !
PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE SEALED
/ and endorsed on envelope, :. Bid for supplies Adyer.
sed will received this Office until IL o'clock March
1855 .or the following supplies o the bes quality 10 be
delivered within twenty days from the date OF order ree VI
pensc at the Navy Yard, New YORK; - .
BUREAU PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING.
Bolts. Washers NC, for use in preparing stores -
Receipt Bi Books, &c. per samples at the Iuspec
twenty Coal to be delivered and stored in bnsat
SPECIFICATIONS full Information in relation to the quality
right reserved TO reject all bids that may not
be deemed advant igeous To the Government.
responsible suretes required Tor te prompt ana iitn
full the supplies awarded ~
Blank fora will be IN Inshed al this Office.
Bids properly signed and certified Will not
A. III. GILMAN,
Pay Director u. =. Navy.
oFrIcE CHrEF QUARrERMAsTER,
DEPARTMENT or THE EAST
GOVERNORS ISLAND n: y IL. Feb 20 lsSo.y
CEALED PROPOSALS IN ThIPLlCATE,
subject conditions will be received a this Of
fee The office OF hs Qnaermaser at the post mentioned
day lS which time and places they will
In presence OF the bidders for the OF af
officers wards OF frame at the post OF Fort Hamilton YH
in with plans and specifications which
this once and at tho oee OF the Post ouarermaster at
Fort Hamilton. ". y. H..
one copy this advertisement should securely attached
to each pese proposal snd be mentioned therein AS COM
Blanks for proposals information as to manner OF bid
ding. etc, can be obtained nj this office.
Proposals must be accompanied by guarantee with two
suretics In the sun Of two hundred dollars
proposal not accompanied by such guarantee VIII not be
coDsldeioa.
posals for Construction OF Barracks"
1he Government reserves the right 70 any or all BIDS
Assistant Quartcrmas ster- General
". y Army.
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TO PHILADELPHIA
TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLDEST ROUTE
90 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND9 on Sun
DAY STATIONS IN pIiiLADELPHIA3 3M
THE OLDEST ROUTE.


E4cE WFEK DAYs sus
DNi NEw.YoKK
Express trains leave NewYork via Desbroscs and oss
landt street Ferries, % follews: .aa
C.2O 7:.0 4 $3.50 % and 10 Lipited( H. lIlo l. Si2 i2
ssa g %s1u M@is,sns saa and nd second @ Gas. Zoo a.
'ssC' ssS and sri'ps .Tfs's as 's'Ss sssa'
TsntSn tGT says Broad Street station Phsdsp
ean sis $40 400 4:Sj except Monday dso ,;sSS 80
si0 ii and lll5 an lIeited E1PtesS ,''Y ~, ~,
oO &C. is5 lsO $50 So laa a't $50 + @s
TAO and 7:i5 m. leave Philadelphia v'a 's"ae' :"
saiy s.scls. AS u1ssy sss and "a. Broadway. -.
House foot OF Desbresses ana 20 'tons RrooiyS
and RS.cS. Sr0Gf acs fpasd HSSslsa; sas
TcLst once No Bat,cry Place and Csse Sals M IA 49,
The New.York Transfer COMPANY WI" "0A" :" {
baggage from no els and residences JR WOOD.
CHARLES 6ss.rs, T., M.naser General PassrAse.s
WEST SHORE POUTE.
w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON kvsMms -
All trains leave West s2d.st, Cortandt ana Deso'" "
Chicaxo 40 . m, - p. m. Pullman sleepers throasA
e. Louis: .s;;o Pullman pnisgsn s,fsDsI ,lcepea
ssspsn:ios Bridge, Sisssrs Fslis Sunss RSsasssss =
an sS60 :sH M; sisspiaE * Mapd Paiior cars 'Af'asA
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For For MONTREAL s.sS Si0S and csnsaa East io nj $50 ~
Hamilton. London. 40 o m, $3.50. 'sp a Tos0s'~
ssRaily. Other trains daily except sunday ...aM
For tickets im9 tables parior OF seeping sv ct fsns
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IN THE YHEART OF AFRICA"
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For Both sexes-Citv.
A. CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
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UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
and Classical Instruction thoroush
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Art Schools-City.
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ijIreceive pupils beginning Tuesday October 2l IN
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iandscapc, china painting and decoration.
studio No 30 Madison Ava
References ..,
Afr n Huntin 1ton President National Academy OK DeslsH
NJ William Hart, N A., Mr. James N. Hart y. Al
Mr. David Johnson. N,
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by JOAQUIN MILLER.
MEMoRIE AND RIME. Stories Poems and Sketches
Also Leaves from my Journal" l2mo, paper 20 cents
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40. STORY OF THE sIERRAs l2mo. paper. II
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l2mo, paper ID CENTS clotn' 70 cents
NevYork Tribune life Of General Gordon is with
out parallel In history"
Journal of commercc NewYork profound interest
the the fate OF tho gallant Chinese cor
don in the popularity OF wewrtten record OF his NE
sueb il the present ar Forbes knows his hero well
The book Is exceedingly interesting"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-11

William Collins Whitney is the son of
lector Of the Port of Boston, leading Demo-
Graf in the State of Massachusetts, and dele
gate to the Charleston Convention of 1860
He was born at Conway in the Bay State, in
the year 1889. After being graduated from
Williston Seminary at Essthampton, Will
liam @. Whitney entered Yale College in
1859. With William G. Sumner, the we'll
known writer and teacher upon Political
Economy, who was his clsssmate, Mr.. Whit
neY divided the first prize for English essays.
He was chosen to deliver the Grafton of his
class on graduation. Entering the Harvard
Law School he was graduated IN 1865, and
continued his studies in New York City. On
his admission to the Bar he began the prac-
tice OF his profession, which he has since fol-
lowed with distinguished success. His Office
is in the Empire City.
In 1871 he took a leading part in the
organization of the Young Mems Democratic
Club, which continues to be of important ser
vice TO the party. He was subsequently act
i've In that movement which relieved New
York of the depredations OF the Tweed ring
thereby gaining the notice and approval of
Samuel j. Tiloen, and that prominent posi-
ton in municipal affairs which he still holds.
In 1872 be served as an Inspector OF Schools,
but was defeated for District Attorney.
When Mr.. Tilden ran for Governor. his can
vsss was greatly assisted by Mr.. Whitney.
subsequently, as Corporation Counsel, he is
said to have saved New York directly So co.,,
900, and indirectly much more than this
amount, by the diligence and energy with
which he fought claims made against the
public treasury of the city. He held office
until December, 1882, having twice been re-
appointed, when he resigned the position, in
which he was entitled to continue for Two
years more. During his torn of seven years
be not only saved large sums OF money to
the city, but institu ted a system for the pro-
nent value. The efficiency OF his department
was increased by its reorganization into four
ordinates.