New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29

to Mrs Nancy Guf,in.
Miss Brit, and Mrs j. Bn have received CRATE
~ aclrovledemenis from Robert Hlll for books
contributed 10 his circulating library
The simple Rhymes Of the Old Testament.
asked for hv V. X In the column May 70 have
been sent TO the Office by Mrs f. NJ SCOT
The silk pieces sent by Mrs Y +. Hudson nave
hee2 forwarded to Miss Libbie Maoey
presidon,.Gencral Of he T. S. s: Can any one
,ou MO tho author and the title Of the beautiful
poem beginning.
stood ana watched my ships 60 out.
Each. ono by one. unmooinins d ,ree'
With hoodtde from the sea
MRS ROSWELL J.. HAlI-STROM'
New-York City.
TO he e printed in the r. !; s coiimn. as 1t is fun
81 beauty and sentiment.
Tho prcs,dent-General has been requested 20 give
the names Of the naval vessels tn ORDER oil 'anA'
~ sea-going attle-ships: % coasiline baltic
shirs. ca armored cruisers: N) protected cruisers.
90 unprotected cruisers. 90, gunooa'S' :" ''P'""
re Tni,rd states has no vesse,s belonging TO
the distinctive class called orpeco-ooai oest"setS'
' cr. ~ me Navy twelve arr E, be built The
monitors. according 10 some 'hsSl,ll tlu.'S a.,
ry,! cxporis rs a mistake owing 10 their linn
lied range Of action and ack OF speed for sea so'"s
purposes.
The following poem was sent TO the T 5 by
the author who 90 sunshine member
PROFESSIONAL.
God s r.oye and God is is He ',Hs,.
God is Hope and God Is Duty,
God is Morning. Soon and sight
GOD is Pleasure. God - Pain.
God is Yesier. Day md Morrow
God Is Loss and God is Gain
God raac3 ;:. rT Gca and !. TIT T.lo''
God Is Promise ana Denial
Purity and Peace and Rest,
God is Star and Mount and valley
God I. River. Lake and Sea.
God is Field and Crowded Alley:
God the LILY on the l-ea'
God Is Body. God Is Spirit
GOD is Whole and God Is Part
God is Mind and Sou and Heart
God is ali things that he sendeih
Sun and Storm He wisely blendeth
Soil below and Shy above. - .
Sprngdae. Conn, conn. !" ''""'"'
The words can be sung 10 the tune OF beechef'
To the "old Puzzle" published in IN" Sunshine
ooI,,,,, y, Nav H. g. r -. who sent Il. gives the
,,ioriro answer. In his circle from 10 - inclu-
sive he gave the white men numbers j. l. o. y
10 H. r.. a. =. l.. o. 81. -. . and g. the
black men the others. Then he began count
ing n, l. and threw out the hin'h' e'Sn-
.een,h twcnty-scvenih and every succeeding
white man ending with the tweni y-tnrd ana w"
circle was completely wnitcned our. ne "poN' ID,
ono ~ sixty possible solutions. since the chptalH
might have made arrangements 10 begin countihs
Win any one Of the thirty mel. ana t'en nay"
counted first toward The right. ihnS answering
thirty arrangements and next toward IN" lel' an,
swering thirty mOre--ths on the supposlflon OF
course that be kept his men on board VII ne h"d
made his sixty rounds.
Correct answers were given by Mrs. ID. B liam
uion Mrs T. o. J.. AziloHe. Rosemcnd Newell
Mrs c. O. Tappen II. e. and L. l.. {.
The following letter was received. suggesting
UNIQUE way in which the puzzle was originally
answered:
President; General Of tho 7 6. S G. r B $ puzzle
Is indeed an old I remember " nearly SKI;
years ago. but the solution was the most curious
feature OF coupet running something as
follows gave the key
From allure. fame and art
Never viii aid depart.
ard by striking out the vowcls ns the black men
The white men were left standing. 80 | trust that
when {. r. y. favors with the solution II may pc
In the original way and not merely as an arm
Inctical puzzle. w H.
Can any Of the bright Sunshiners arrange
couple that will exactly solve the puzzle according
the foregoing statement?