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The Yazoo sentinel. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1916, 1891-08-13

lie ones began 70 tell what the teacher
had been saying Of the beautiful home
In Heaven that Jesus had left because
OF his love for sinners. Nellie, the
youngest, had crept upon her fathers
knee, and, looking full into his face, she
said Jesus must have loved us very
much to do that; don't you love Him for
it, father?"
Then they went on to describe the
Savior, how He was betrayed by Judas
and led before the high priest and
Plate; how the Jews called out, Cru
city Him." and how the wicked soldiers
crowned Him with thorns, and Knocked
and scourged and buffeted Him. And
again the little one looked up and
said, with tears in her eyes, Don't You
love Him for that, father?"
At last the children came to tell Of
the dreadful death Of Jesus on the cross;
and once more little Nellie looked up
in her fathers face, and said the third
time, "Now, don't you love Him,
father2"
The father could not bear any more.
He put his little girl down and went
away TO hide his tears; for the words
had gone home to his heart. Soon
after he became true Christian, and
he said that little Nellie's questions had
more effect upon him than the most
powerful preaching he had ever heard.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TRIALS OF A STAFF OFFICER. BY Captain Charles
King. 1emo. PIP. ola. Philadelphia L. IL. Ham
ersly &,Co.
Although there is in Captain Kings volume a fund
II amusement, the readec must be somewhat obtuse
who does not read between the lines serious arrsh
ment of existing Army methods in several dIections'
The practice. for example, of putting upon a T'e'
mental adjutant all the duties and Responsiveness VI
an ordnance ofcec is certainly which ought not 10
exist. The instances given by Captain King SUI"
an unhappy adutant burdened. In the miuulc y, |"
campaign on the plains with the custody ano ds'iou
ton of whole magazines Of supplies, the VaueS "io
ing TO hundreds o. thousands of dollars, are very m
pressiye such an officer has his hands fuli "i'h ms
regular functions. In Indian campaigning he ii''
absent from headquarters for weeks OF h'on
gether. This involves great accumulation Va a..
10 be filled cut on the return 70 camp WY" . ~.
these and the active pgimental duues ai0 w :. g,
custody and distribution Of many of the sloos, -
evident that tho work cannot be done. Inc suPPios
ao get dstribued even when the officer In charge Vi
thon, may he hundreds of miles away fighting OheS
ennes or Apaches. But he is held accou"'"0'0 ~
every cents worth OF goods, and when the cailpe
is over lie is liable to discover that IONS Vi 49,
scattered all over the West have been charged 10 MS
account while he cannot, do what he may 'r'0e "1.
the property or obtain the necessary '
ueve him of responsibility. ...o n,
II would seem be sefevident that III every "'e VI
the kind regular ordnance officer Win me heoeso"'
clerical staff should put in charge OF such oePots VI
material and that adjutans should be connheu " NV,
recimental duties OF course much loss well as much
injustice results from the system or want OF system uo
scribed so vvidly by Captain King, who' IL hueeu Ho
suffered all these things in his own person, must nave
had an experiepce we'll calculated TO drive tue most
natient OF men from the army. In the present Vouo
ne details many other half-comcal hafvexa'iouS
matters growing out Of the semipolucal nature Vi u
militia in several States, and the queer consequences
of efforts TO give scientific character TO tnls iorce
The paper on West Point shows that the place OF an
Instructor 1t that institution may be both expensive
and uncomfortable and that certain kind OF mother
,s capable OF routing the whole staff Of West Point
terrifying the most resoute superintendent ana frlgh
enng the lower officers into abject submission All
the papers are capital and the concluding one, How
We Elected the Mayor Of ogethorpe," though 1t has
nothing TO do with the trials of stall omcers, Is Il
fresh and entertaining sketch of Southern local politics
during the era of carpetbagism" Captain King as
his readers know, is never for moment dull, ana IN
this volume he has almost Outdone himself In humor
sarcasm and sustained and varied interest
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
GEORGE MEREDITH'S NEW NOVEL.

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proposals.

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April H. 1891 Sealed upt O'clock p m, Monday,
June /, 1891 for Soaps Towels &C., &c. for the
n6 o tTSnt and is in during ne
rsea year endg S and estimated quantities regurd To-
ss with 5dde@ @ % b De on each
al Proposals must be nd9rsed on tne SSSos
item 'proposals for Miscellaneous oeppheS
Of the ptd M r. THoRP, Supply Division, War De-
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASiiINisTON.
ROA AL BLUE LINE.
On - A...

ItUl AII DIl = LINE.
For Philadelphia at 80 So 90. II 80 a. M, :3o
:OO $3.50, 100 90, O:C0, 80 j.. m., II 10 nignl.
Sundays, 8 :oc. 100 a. m, ZOO 80, 800, $40
For Baltnore lni Washington daily at :00 II 30 with
Dining Car (,Xcept Sundaysl. a. 90 80 Dining
Can 5 CO D. H., II 10 nignt. Dining Car
taln Sundays. -
40 d. M l. 10 Lght lcNccp saturday sht, sunday,
80 ; 90 100 D. nave connection for Reading, Har
For snnburv and WlllamsDot Via Phad- -2ha as
m N 20 Buffet PiilOr carr. 80 D. NJ. T. IS mid.
niehC tcAcept satulday night. Sundiys. 600 p. ~.
irrk0t. and ln-Cr-Clr >c1t~ De- procured az Il,
10 oGi as 9f LILO. 1923 Broadway 7J7 0th.aye..
30 VT i2jth-,t 1874 hast l.jth-st.. Ncw-Nork.
Co,rt..t $50 Fu0n-st. % Broadway. BIOokyn.
NSv.Yolk Transfer Company VIII call iOr and check
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A SHORT HISTORY OF GREEK PHILOSOPHY
BY JOHN MARSHALL, NJ. A., Ill. D.


.Tbe main purpose in writing this book has bceh 70
ro.ent an account Of philosophy which ea Dc aO
authentic and intere. tng-authentc being Daseu o."
the original works thcnsclves-nteiestne a. piese"'
M ' 1879, =, tbe greatest men OF antiquity questions
- ermanent significance and value. In the general ueaV
mont Of the subject have followed in the main the oue
and drawn chiefly on selection Of passages in ker anu
prer,s Historic Phiosophlao Gfaecae IL Is hoPeu III
this way the little book may be found uSeiu ." ue
-. ''9 ~ ,rnuino conn ertary on that excellent work
~ t h,,tr IN aid students in the OF IL for that pur-
rose the corresponding sections in Ritter and Prefer are
Indicated bv the figures the margin Freiace
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
DELAW WARE, LACKAWANNA AND
MEeILkN KAILkOAD.

MEOIEkN EAlLhOAD
Sbertost Line. NestiDulcd fUllman Coaches.
q A Bulito and OsNcSO LApess Via Fd5cr,On FOR
wateg Gap Suoug,Durs. scranton. B.nghamon, Owego,
ItGaca Mavcry Eura, Corning, Bath p1nyllIe. Shef'
bUrne wa.erville. Richheld sprngs Utica ny Morris
Nogwlcl Cortland, Syracuse Fulton and ln'
tafe stations Connects az Scranton With trains for
rtis ioI, Wlisc,DarTe D1nyllc, and NolmumbeAnd 4s
nunllo tram, Tor thN West
80 a N ln-TrgLamfon ia. Via Boonton.
n 1-Rlugl anton auc T. mlr9 tNp'cSs for Water ap,
Stroud Durc scranton, ONeeO. WaNeN Nc connects AZ
Scranton WITH fos Pttston, Kingston Wilks
$50 D. w. (da.iy,-Buralo Limited EXprcss Via Paer-
son Tor roudsh scranton. BLghamtOl. OwegO, Wa.
Veriy E.m.-a. corning Ba'h Wayard. Dansyille. NJ
Morris Vc.. ing 100 l'rNO 70 80 d ~.
. y. M dlly1.-Bui1o. Ctca ana O'Wcso Express. for
Bash1mtOn, Cortland, SYRACUSE
Lron t,r,aup. BNfOri. NorW Shrftufuo Wa'crNuA
ittrhuc;d Spr.ngs &C.. al. points Bullo division
connects with tiaAs tor the West
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
THE MONETARY QUESTION.

An essay which obtained the prize offered by sr H. ~
Meysey THOMPSON Bart. at the Paris Monetary OO"s''
by G. NJ. BoIssEvA1N.
Translated from the French BY g. TOWNSEND "Af'NAi'
syo paper cover, 81 90.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
~ poposNs FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.

I'D Ki1Dt)NAlsN GOlN WI III -NiN Cti ! III -
L philadcipha DenOt q the Qu1rterma sterGenerats
Denattn,cnt No. ,i2S Archst. philadelphia, Penn j.,
Ann A 1891 Sealed proposals. In triyicate, WIZ be
Tcceiyed hcrc until II O'Clock, a. m. TUESDAY, May I?
Iso1 for furnishing the United States Quarermastets
nnartrcnt the following artic T. be delivered at the
Onar,mas: RS DeDOis st Phldefha. Penn. and Jeber-
sonVillc Ind. Helmets and trimmings; campaign hats
collars sspenders aieules and shoulder knots under.
shirts woen and cotton Stockings Berlin gloves leathr
caunts handscwed boots ana Shoe baTraek Shoe aretc
ovcrshoe canvas lcggns. wool blankets IRON DedstadS
woven wire bunk bottoms pillow cases bed shc,t' mos
On o bals fags axes ShONcS trunpets, record books
tnt pole stoves stlVepipc. straps. chains ana Tripods
haasWaN button. baling cloth, buckles. Italian cloth.
anESt lining cloth facing cloth dark blue cloth. kersey
and nanues blue kcrscy cotton duck muslin padlhg
srsia cotton and MANILA line. rope wrapping paper,
sewing six thread wadding and other articles entering
into the manufacture clothing and cquOsge FOR the
Amy Bids for delivery other points WI also be
Considered The goods called FOR deliverable and
afcr July T. 1891 and bidders must state in exact terms
the quantities OF the articles they propose to deliver on
July |. 1891 and the quantdes monthly thereafter. ne
Government the right T. reject any or all BIDS
will be Given to articles OF domestc
or manufacture conditions OF quality and price QncudnR
The price Of FOREIGN productions o. he duty
hcrc0n) beng equal For copies OF printed Instructions
10 bidders. blanks for mogosal etc. a1rly a This oncG
FnVcoDs containing prolOsa to be indOrsed, Proposals
for Military Supplies" and addressed TO the under signed
c. O.. SAWTELLE. Deputy ouartermaster-Cieneral U. s
A.. "A charge Of Depot.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02

~ EW YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
" EAILWAY.-Trans leave West i2d-st a. follows
twenty minutes earlier from loot OF Jay-sl 80 NJ,
Tor Mlddleown, Elenville. Liberty. Delhi, Norwich
oneida Oswego Chicago 80 p M, for Campbell Halt
Middletown. Ellenvlle Liherty % Is p. FOR Middle
town Liberty. Walton, oneida Central square OswegO
Rochester, Niagara Falls, Detroit Chicago. St Louis
Daily. All other trains daily except Sundavs Tickets,
timetables. 1923 broadway. J. c. ANDERSON, General
Passenger Agent 10 Exchange Place. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
New pnbllfations
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D0YAL MAIL 10 THE NLIHEKLANDo'

Departures Wednesdays and Saturdsys OF our s
commodous mail steamers 20 Hotterua passengers
calling both ways at Boulogne, so :, H. '''"u"s
,hln 80. hours Paris and Londoh. az 70 s7o Scc.
Saloon rates sl5 TO $50 alter May goo 70 S9V' 20 N
ond cabin s32 after May l. s35 Sleciaa ,ns TOus '' "
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For Illustrated guide. passagsy &C. app az York
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, y. Y. C. &

NNEST SHORE RAILROAD, y. Y. G. &
w H. T. L. Il. Co.. Lessee.-Trlins leave West f2d.st
s.ton tNegYor) follow ard 20 minutes earlier from
end Chicseo, ioi5 a. M : rs p. NJ s IS D. m. 81.
Louis IS Is. Is Is D. m. TORONTO. 10 rs m. Is IS.
"a Fans. utea and syracuse. 80, 10 Us a. ~. 5 i5
;sa sG o. 4ais m tsi 30 a. oT % S' IS GSs and
sis y. Catsku and Albany. 30 - is, 10 is,
ali 80 a. M = 20 .5:l5. 5 Is p ~ cr'nsoa ws;'
30 as ali 81 a. M Is Al 90 30 -5 10 s5 IS 81
= II s NSgJsi en, "a a,a o 0araaa % ; ~, 10 ,. r..
DeIloit. ChlcaF and st Louis or al thrugh tans.
a Leave B.0fdm VIA l.rcotlvn Annex: al0 80 4. NJ
% % D. m. Jrsy CITY p Il. r s,.Lo II 20 o. n !;
39S D. ~. Daily Daily, except Satufdly All other
trains SUNDAY. tuf ticket. tables, par
ior ard srcpng ca aceonmoda ons. nfrmaton, apply
Office rOoklyn 1923 Washing S2O Fulton-st. An
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oiD Rroadwav. lf3 Ppw"rv. - Park Place - Wes.
I25hst and West Shore Stations foot Of West eos and
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Oceau 9teGMtrs .

LLAN-STATE Line betweeH nroeSn Ne%- senes, IrN,
"A glasgow and Moyllle 1o1donSans95fyb Dublin, etc
reduced rates 70 Liverpool Tb,rs May Ii,
sSF dA Thurs May 2S' .. m m
iHuln', 49,
Az Na,.ld with do carry passengers .on
Cabin passSse and upward M ,sd Upward steer
ac a ate go From pier Columbia Stores % scum
11tSrvnorivn x Y For fr'iglt aId nds'.a. spp'J ~
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Eeaal y otites.

OTE HUNDRED AND FOURTEENTH
SaqsFa saSDs: ",Ssis Ssnad SefeSddS g1t %
Ct Seo and on ias
and entid @ the Undersigned referee IN pSa said sae
anS T ausoa ssl At 'i.SH 8
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hseS@ ss sr's tey s'SS 81 y1s SCunGe
toSEss Bsg0Peg e. .R2Se RSa' distant
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Fa:s a STnt s9s wall wall
Of the house standing on oo, said premises ''"S
Dated AD' P%$RPR RPR,S,s: REnK5Ss HsI5Sasy. Referee
Hi0h - and and 81 81 CCham6ers-st., New.YOrk
CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY lily OF s1f.
ni Pasaf ass. q gaes ss iF H
To ns aSSy p SFey Pa%eG to the
acton and 5ye asag SSDy day! Of yGas Ser
against Ss STs ygT s. 81 sS in tie com
Pafd EIs EsH,qsILS PIsSnts
once ana posVo'"'' " New.Y0rk CITY
To James Wilson: 80 l., or,,od pnon Won by publica.
don pursuant to order Of Hon & Edwau tS ot
stcd the 10th day Of April. 1891, and MEG Win te % ;C
i. IN tSe ofce OF tho Clerk OF the county OF New
pant IN ,Se % comnty Court House. tho City and County
., Sew.York in said state. 500,
OF Nn,"d Vew.YorI April 10, 1891. .
Datsd 9d riTTf ic e MITdiELL, Plaintiffs Attorneys
oen I'D nostorce address - and ~ Walst " Il City
no TIE CREDlTORS: ,...
ARBuCKLE, CHARLES.-To all person. having 10 Ing
s AGAINST the estate OF Charles AT ucke late OF the
Village o. brentwood County Of Suffolk State OF New
York deceased. -. -, hts uopor rarnes II Tuthill
of the County OF Suffolk bearing date the 80 da
I'll 1901 notice is hereby given that the undersleneo
ds n apDly for letters Of administration on the eOods
hacIs and credits said Charles Arbuekie deceaSed
ndsr the provisions Of Section coz OF the Cooe C f M
ceased are hereby notified 70 present her GAINS 70 't
~ RIverhead in the County OF Suffolk State OF
HWfdrroYork on or before the 11th day OF May, 1891
Data Ne"ioA' p John ARBUCKLE,
III Front-st NewYork City.
As w. HUTCHINS.
Attorneys for petitioners
90 Wa-st. y. "
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DROPOSALS for the erection of Officers Quar-
i ters.-OMcc Of the ouaitermastcr. 4. s. Military
Academy West Point, =. y, April G. iS9l-Seacd pro;
posas tsipcate. subject to :hc usual conditions. Will
he received this oece until Il o'clock noon. the
9th day q May. 1891 for inc erection Of three sets Of
this Office. Enclos proposals in envelope marked
'Pr0pOals Erection n Officers Quarters and ad-
dressed 70 the undersigned, w. H. MILLER. Captain
and \. Q. NJ. L. ;. \
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Entrance Examinations begin June l.
Free competitive scholarship for best entrance eNamha
'Oh h'0 Address REGISTRAR for fun information.
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rVHE REED SCHOOL, C. : AND 10 Z. SID ST
IN charge Of Miss Julia MgAhi-tsr i[inGiI2l
Mrs Sylvanus Reed, Visitor 2Sth year Inc ao!oHns
building, No. 10. has been adde4 to the school
VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE cEounde: ls57), Home ard
' Day school: GOLD AID BRoSZE MEDALS PA@ELs @
EStstli0S ESdsvs. 1883 Mme SV vaS aiS Norman pnsD
For Both Sexes-City
5 UMYFR fGn22h oE GEoTTgHEhhvAronr TgHh OF
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Boarding accommoda Ons: All advantages winter school
W. ekEENG Ss2Sf 81 see E!s Tor 16s 1gs66ti~'SS e Y City,
Brooklyn.
THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY. Boarding
circulars, losl40 Montasuc-st. Brooklyn n. Y,
For Young Iadies-Couutry.
Id RYN MAwR COLLEGE, BRYN MNWR, PENN,
lhe Program stating the graduate and undergraduate
OF study for the academic year. will be sent Oh
nIRS, HoTCHKIss' SCHOOL FOR LITTLE GIRLS
INl orange y j. For particulars apply to Mrs s. j.
LIFE Rye. \. i
NloUNT HOLYOKE SEMINARY and COLLEGE
grecs. and SeMsnary course with diploma Labora,ors.
cabinets Art Gallery LioEe5y @ SSth ys1r opens sept
President.
CT. AGNES SCHOOL AItany, y. Y.-Vnder the dlrec
study frO9 kiaasrgarteh thr9ash harvard Course 90
womeSa aao,.. - ssfgGS s kSTs SCHSoE S s'OO year i0 ea
n, HE YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY Freehold y. j.
Ss: % EUNHcE s. sE%2HIf PfScipsL ai
! " AL%UT LANE SCHOOL. formerly Maaame Cement's
young ladies 95th year September 1886 Aeademea
and college preparatory courses Pupils wellesle
u" ''' Mrs rTHEopoRA B. RicHIRDs Principal
Miss SARA LOUISA TRACY, a NJ. Associate Principal
New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
Pennsylvania
70 RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY OF AMERlCA
The Scenic Line TO the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot Of
Des6rOsses and Cortiamdt Streets, US
foiIows;-
On and after MApcH fst- iQot
On and after MARCH ls., 1891.

THE FAST LIVE.
see 4. M-Puman Vestibule Sleeping and Parlor Cara.
ssos.a ss To- Isu S'gSsg. s g. 80 ss. a.; y
IHE PESN>i LsAAIA LIMITED.
1000 A. MComposed exclusively OF PulInaa ves.!5u,.
Dr.wing and State Room, Sleeping Dining. smoking
s,esnogr1Bssr ana gswrtSr bssoos to both seSs:
hs hS Sg "a! .: al % sSa aS
6y stationary and movable electric iIgsts Arrives
ase p " Palman ye.'iSs.e Sleeping Car, i1oa S Sss:
sSnS GsSaSS and cnsinnst rssssngs, Coach NewYoE
'00 m" fna nna WssTEnl ~ sGSi 10 2&pEEss' .ss' day.
$50 Il srsf% 81 su SSSs ea, saG :s
phis Dining Cars New.York u Philadelphia, and Pit.
?sS to eScsp 'd S 4:: day. aa q. q@'aa e a
PACIFiC LXPKEss
500 r MNpnl,1.n BuSt %sDSg Sisgns M ca; NsrYSTx
.:ssss = Sssss:. "a :|5 s:
Cor Cleveland and Columbus: excep' saturday
washington limited Express Of Pullman f4flo ca
With Dlnhg Car, daily, except SUNDAY. 10 10 a. m'
hmed ays With D2ds Car at 9a 20 % si
sSa 80 n aC a[Cs9 o espd's sIpd oS go n
e5 an& % 90 o and % od % D. n Srs,I
For ILL AILATrIc S. CITY, I:5o p. weekdays. VITA
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express: 20. 20, Z O), 40, . 20 Chicago Limited
NTH Dining Car and IoI0 washlason LMi;ed. viii
$50 400, 4;so 500, 600 500 90; aad sa
tA0 and 800 p. m. Sundays, Express, rs. 3 50
900 40 Limited. and 10 o. m. 2 100. 4. 80, co.
80, 90. and 90 p m, and II :l5 night. Accom-.
For aSies GG 3 d train, to local p. on the Penn.
ae Ho aG. AS sPRR4 81 e I, A.e,
Hotse. and foot of Desbrose aud Cortlanlt st Court
$50 Fulton-st.. and Brooklyn Annex Station, a
Fusnn-st, Brooklyn; Is Hudson-st. Hoboken; Station
Jersey City.
The Ne-York Transfer Company will call ana ehceh
baggage from hotels and residences through TO destination
CHAS. f. PU0H, j. r. WOOD
General Manager. genera P1ssf Agent