davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-25
Scgibuer's Monthly fer March.

Some one III New York writes as FOL
lows Of s-rtjasf for Mareh:
Il suppose that after this March num-
Der at Major Powell's Colorado papers is
published the public will wake up to the
extraordinary interest of Tie series, both
in story and illustration, and wall be
looking up tie back numbers. \ more
splendid feat has seldom been describe 4
50 modestly and well by the hero himself.
Ii fact the public seem to be looking up
the back numbers OF this volume of Serb
ncrs already, for the publishers are re-
printing some, ana exnectto be compelled
to reprint all the issues since the begin
ming u the volume u November
Dr.. Hollands Story Of sevenoaksa
VI \ have something Il 10 with this nu-
usual demand This reaches its third in
stallment in tie March number, and the
villain IF the play is taken from the quiet
of seycno4ks To the more tusbid ana con
genial atmosphere 81 tie metropolis, where
il seems likely thai he viii run course
not altogsthcr unprecedented u tl.e ~
tory Of successful 'yulgarians
Jules Vcrne's stcry has disappointed, i
good many people, who did not know it
was written for young people The Edi-
tars, - tie way, have taken It in hand,
and are "condensing IL into mach more
than It's original interest. jules Verne
condenses mnch better than Emerson.
speeaking-of condensing, Mr. stedman
has had to do not little OF that in his
Victorian Poets" tie last az which in
teresting series appears in the March
Scribner. Stedman's opinion Of Swim
burnc will assonish many persons whose
knowledge of this author is like ccle-
baated Old lady's knowledge Of Johnson's
Dictionary.
How tie Opera of Dante was Writ
ten is not an essay, as some will sup
pose; it is story which contains sug-
gestion 10 which We beg leave to call
Verbs attention
Airy Lillian is fair sample Of what
may be called an occasion story, and GER
tainly throws good deal Of light upon a
rather obscure topic.
IN this number We have one Of the
promised papers by Albert Rhodes, who
this time gives n enterta ming illastra-
ted sketch of the famous fabulist La Fon-
taine
Some Old Letters" arc continued. and
besides their own interest are remarkable
a. being accompanied by hitherto I'M
published portrait Of Sir Walter Scott, b.
the artist Newton, once well known in
America and England
Dr.. Robinson says some bright things
here about Dr. Leonard Bacon and his
book, under tie title New England and
her Church,
Among tie contributions IS another r.
II D. sketch, The Poetess of Clap City
-yoa remember the lady DO you nots-
and the poetry is supplied by Samuel w.
Dutleld, ] G SAKE, H. E. Warner, c. F.
Bates, g. ?. Lathorp, and Joaquin Miller.
The most noticeable features in the Ed
torial departments are DR.. Hollands pa
pers on Criticism, and Preaching;- a sum
ming up of the sex in education con
troyersy, and new departure in the
'Etchings' department which Is much
longer and more varied than ever before.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-25
POSTAGE FREE!
The Young Students,
thus giving to each subscriber the choice
OF one of
FIVE SPLENDID WORKS OF ART.

AS - SuAs9 St0-t S1tS,
thus giving to each subscriber the choice
OF one of
FIVE SPLENDID WORKS OF ART.
Three Of these are fine Steel Engrav-
ings and two are beautiful Chromos. They
can only be obtained as a premium to
each subscriber to THE METHODIST.
These pictures have been pronounced BY
our bishops and leading ministers and lay
man hfe-like portraits and most superior
works Of art
HE METHODIST is one Of the best and
handsomcst OF tile religious wecklics. Ii
Unpublished in Quarto form containing 90
pages each week. During the year 1874,
1t has contained Sermons, Notes of Ira
vel from all parts Of tie world, fresh and
condensed Church News, Serial Story, a
Complete Department FIR Children, Ex-
positions Of the international Sunday
School Lessons, Essays from many
writers, and Editorials u,ica the, CUrr i:
Religious aud other topics nf The tines
The sane features VIII ii pear in The ~
sues OF 1915, No pains viii ba spared Il
make TffE MEruDDisT i bright, cheerful
and welcome visitor I'd Christian families
Good caavassing agents wanted every.
where. 10 whom liberal Cash Commits
sioners Or Premiums will be allowed.
Those who prefer a specimen copy be
fore subscribing will receive one on re
ceipt OF two-cent postage stamp to pre-
pay postage on same
In renting funds for subscriptions
send F. 9. Money Order or Registered
Letter or Check.
Address,
e. W. DOUGLAS,
Publishing Agent of THE METHODIST,
s Ia Nassau Street, New York
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-25
3. Z. suERHETT,

TEACHER OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
! Music. Toledo. Iowa. Is now prepared e DC
vote herself to bar profession. Pupils are respect
fully solicited. to begin AT once.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-25

ItEO F. JONES. Proprietor Toledo iowa. This
u Popular house has again been fitted mp in
drsI-claSs style. The proprietor Is now prepared
70 accommodate tha travelling public wish The best
Of accommodations and az reasonable rates Good
sta ing and attentive hester
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-25

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
/ falna County Iowa VIII be al Toieuo ey
cry Saturday Public examination tie last satur
dav Of each month. Residence South of Public
school House. Office ~ Court House Toledo
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-25
GEORGE RAINES.

TToRNEYs AND coUNsELoRS At LAW
l Toledo Tama County. Iowa. Office in stone
BriIdinr over Clarke Bros store.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-25
ppaDSHAw BROS.

TTogNEYs At LAW and Notaries Public
Toledo Tana County, Iowa. Office III Gal
ley & JohnStons Block.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-25
auprycArr a. EyNNE.

TToRNEY AT LAW. Notary Public and Jus
l tice Of the Peace. Toledo Iowa. Office yei
Frees Buidinv
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-25

The highest salary paid to any preacher
IN Des Moines Is 5000, per annun; the
lowest, $500. - IL
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-25

TroRNEYs AT Law. Toledo Tama County
L iowa Office III Stones building, over v. 9
Walters Grocery Store.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-25
c-.UEE.c CcCDprCr

T~ryoRNEYs AT LAW. Toledo. Iowa. VIII
\ Practice in the supreme and District courts
II Iowa
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-25
TYoMAS S. FREE,

,r,vc,c1.v AND SURGEON. VIII attend all
1h 80 i;,bar day or night Office in stigsf
nrrg Store. Residence Southwest corner paohc
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-25
sTyYERs 8 GAFLEg.

q~roRNEY AT LAW and United States Com
missioner Toledo Iowa. Office over free Il
Morse's Store.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-25
rrpG ? s. r8EPsoLE.

4 TTORNEYS AT LAW AND LAND AGE,
u Toledo Tama County, Iowa.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-25
ERERsoLE g WILLETT.

4 TTORNEYs AT LAW. Toledo. Tama County
L Iowa. Office in Johnston & Galtey's Bioeh
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-25
LACCG YEIsEH. Or.

I AS0. LOAN. AND COLLECTION AGENT
II E,oneyt0 Loan OF improved farms for q terri
81 three 70 i've years Toledo. lows
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-25
7. IT. CARY,

MUNICIPALITIES ofice over FREE Re 4 n Street
III Dry Goods store on 'ne eoi'ie' y
and Broadway. Toledo. Iowa
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-25
LA CREME DELLA CREME

Published Monthly. Price. 81 per amman. SIN
rle copies 80 cents Each number cont
laAs about s. worth ~ Di.tieul-
Piano Music Ivy such a.
thors as Heller Nae-
neg Thalb4rg Meil.
delss0lgH. kiszt-
etc. etc
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-02-25
Business and Professional.
= uy pnvrTON,
w. ". w. SoUSTEE.

physician AND SURGEON; ga. also Iowa y = E Rea
lining Pension Surgeon loaeuo'
dence near the Postoffce-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-10

schurG An, evidence wanted 10 show they arc
grateful" Tor services rendered., 1t might be found Ia
tier continuance IA olaco Of tho ony senator i2t
thirty t.ic htss al ourrongnn country ncor
~ u not he that Tus THIESEs remark doves our pcop'o
ullis' lrcf spectiuly, Ne, JAMS MONAGHAN
Sod1iid, No., April ~, 1875.
III appears to us that MIR. Monaghan's letter con
firms our view Of tie matter. lie objects TO Mr.
Schurz rs not properly representing the Democratic
party of Missouri, and dcuouncing equally the
lawl~Sncss of evildispoScd citizens and OF uS'lIp
ing administration. His principal objection how
ever if il really defeated Mr. Schurz as suggested
only shows too clearly the trnh of our romark about
the lack of appreciation Of sound mon or sound pm
cioes in Missouri. He says that the bulk Of the
people could not consent to he represented by nr.
SchnIz because he was in favor Of paving iho
National deb. in coin Is ii possible that They have
elected a man who Is noti Mr. Monaghan ~ umior-
tinaie in his reference 10 lipnto1. Tho principles
fal rave him the narlc Of Old Bullion would con-
sign him 10 ~ vatc lfa in MiasouTi today, II The
ate il, pcopled bv mon who hold such fatally false
views of National honesty rs chose set forth in tbs
lriter.-Ed.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-10
DECISIONS-MAY 8.

Supreme Court h1mbsrs-By judge Donohne.-
HOLSTER sst bngeartCosts o. The nquests arc cost" ~ to
:,
By Judge Maimonides Library Associaiinn-l
think thai THIS defective bfa~c u does MOI Hi""
nj persons citizens " the UNIFIED tatS
Laws 1875 62g, Sec l. Lorenzo ngt Cassan
should be reference this Sratt aP 'ia"'
1.-The oref submitted Is not IN conformity "iti W! 40
us on. anh nes ono mast be presented lluenir as
ROoscvelt.-Under circumstances I think the mo
( for a references should be denied withon costs
People STANDARD Union Manufacturing Company M
Uranium settlement OF Ordef. Hceker 1gt Hrcs'fr'
tins IL refer ro signed by the Harlem
Attorney. and rtle % Ir a Iss Tom appoint
the gentleman suggested The rcfce aI"loi ~ cn
continued sell Iioi agt
tn. executing unf"fiaAIn.
two approved Ivy thr Court. In the nf
ana 900 property attached. thai
ston must - ref, IN Tins tlse to
tain facts. I,ffere OrdurcL
Circrit Part II BY JudEe Nsn worst Miller AMI ano
AT BTcIifai. mii,sslrd. %c.-Case srt4l,sl.
.SHpaiOr lOTri-Npe'idI IDTm by j Jdyo Van Worst.
application o Welsh Receiver. &C. for leave to
Ruiz ~ the teoevor has general p.wcr Ia sn" 10
AIT Chlmeian This ia igcat {. irregular an rhoui be
vacated trial b. the Court, tho dis on ~ tc -
upnu which the gucGt be- entered aDuf contain a
onni usious of spaTnicy aud
% tuaTes Price to nkr evidence AMI Won ~ AT.
SAeha- FiVdnE- ~ fat and cnnrii Of IA" tiu AMI
10y judge CurlsTbe Windsor ini+ Co 81 al sgt io1k -
alDnc- Tuc.ion Of lease DC IN lciohiint :
Dy Jndse - irswicS-Iav.rty AT Keyrs ct s-Mo ~
aud priDcin1l M ion dcnd wl'loit COSTS fait"g
al at Hsnrml, irisice NcMotnp dsltl with III
and without prejudice "a r"iBSa Of Motion upon inr
t4cI facts t5irin"r saduniJ
common Pie1s-f Odbss-Hv ..itd"e j. 7. DaiF.
-As'or a5t rallcLe-EAirI aiO"snc" Of IL per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-10
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Cntharins Carney. charged with having for the
last frs pous 81 y per for IA, fd
child OF a sol leT Bcli SATURDAY Oy Conml.,or.,
Shields. Ia All ths acton ~ ths t'Tand Jury
AZ the Washington Place Police Court YESTERDAY
John CAfy brought a CHAR e. made by Lauren,
II hes o having enter ii Inc PROMISES II Ma $50 W,si
1fry thl 81 saturday Night and agnptod steal prop
ery of uie value Oi siUD Ito ~ ID tn - .OUO
At tac Essex 3laTnet Police Court Yesterday
George Nrym1n. who was convicted OF construct
i've lar by taxing aiyaua g. Of tho jewelers. ~
lend uwruy g. other tIs 81 n an n-r
bino vii Oi efr6f from Judge ia~Nucu, Saturia,
Ia sulf.ine COf .CEansIs take h, o. Irt
Appeal the SupIcue Court having affirmed ls
conviction
Thomas Cannon, waiter at the Clarendon Hotel
VITO charged Saturday with stealing 10 va nn, ana
from II ,vt
~ and discharged. she could appuAI ~ nm r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-10
NEPARTURE or FORElGH MINIS.
MONDAY. NAV 10.


Nosieans'ip VA ,rS,,rsn.v u,yu
Tor IIavana Cuba. MrSio' 10y tho steamship Cuor,
maj cips. ~ Do III. a l...rU!f;y Nal c.0 -
at 20 p steamship sails D. Pea no s. N"rIh
~ WEDNESDAY,. MAY IL
Tor Europe, via Q4trh7i0~n aud Liverpool ny we t''a'l
scotia close \ bi!rhen. - tl "a
c.i at 10 o. steamship 7ais at IL a ~ from C.h"rI
"''"' 0' THURSDAY. NAY -.
For Europe PiymoTt thoi Do 9nt Hanbnr" oy VIC
Seam,hn Cim.ra. anal, close al 30 ID. S,y'e,o
irom PIER al foot of rhr -. l!obokrT.
FOR tr Neihri inds drec VIA Rp Tam. by The steam
shin piiiriauL Osc ~ A. IA Scdihap Hni" iiHh
II ifbcob Sinrr- Bru"> yn, - II L "a.
rur Havana Cuba by steamship city ~ Nera Cr, na'
Steamship sails ~ ; p. IN lrp Pier W g. Mr. iirir
armada. steamship Gamma ~ Ms cF-e 81
p NJ - 'p sails f - 3 r. XIV 'f N" - "''
soild b. tO,.ei IN Nrw NOiA nO " oat,rlay VA, H.
Mails t"r Newf.nulnl coA - tho s"" ror~ r''L 'h1o
iinl',s y. g.. closed AT the Ne".York Post
SATURDAY. MAYl6.
For Ep9'an Wales aud Ireland. Via Queenstown and lAy
by thr u,,p CITY al Ier,n mas c''s AZ -"
For E1srG o9iy br tie s,esmshi, Uioniq mails
sim san. at = d. g.. from Pier 40 % Nni.h 81 r,r
Pr the Continent Il EnIo'u except r. a NALL via
SUIT Bremen. 10y the sms ZIP ilA' - niis Close
m ~ tpyicms.tar' " If l. rir9~i at - T. -"
) cam 10 sails u from Per foot 0i rhiri a.. iIot"ken
l5Dam. Supplementary VI All II closed ai D. IA steam
ship sui. at p n. iron l1er No 30 sort ilyor &c..
American pOs by ihe ,iani-ip oon, malls c"e 81 10 =
NJ. lppem ui9y Nal =, s!'-' ~ /. i H. o1''"''"'p
Tor !ityn AMI I"nrltIl, ., -fi" - chus -.
steamship sails AZ II d ~ 'rom ~ No "l NorIn
Ma, ,r Key we1 b. the Steamship state " Tey cloe ut
p H. steamship s"l- 80 p r. ,ion lo' NJ" - A'A'' i''i
Al ,'o+e II 4. fIe PostOMoo - open
f.IH "a. ui 10 al u. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-10
PASSENGERS dRRIVED.

FROM BUEMtN-In steamship Rhsln. May S-Aifrei
Dlumenthal Andrew linck All family Irwin and wife,
trI,-, Parrn- ~e " illilm ieges' { " -'v'on I
Wolf I'll Alb Nthonck IWsrph ktitpl Mr. innrly
and w Or nrrtLb~r- Arthur B-rtlug Adolf ,us solo
~chonwa-r Ilna kryn and chid Caroline Rutc 'nton
Metkgrr 0rOrgu Meter, SELMA M.hcr Won Madelhrr-,
BAUM & r knis--lir, ! q Wa'crmI nn \ ~ fasrr,
PAIL child WiAnluina HuInann. GrOl, RD
stte Lloyd James Hamio', Emil Schmidt, JOHANN Baui.
IIeidricl TIipp. johanna "Trip
FH 81 SAEnANTAI II .Lrm'hip c'toPa',a Nay H-,Mt
Fisher Miss Roullac Mira \ Hut Miss tsue iIul.
Mn Wr :h aud child. MIS-, Pauline TD -. N'S Merry.
man nephew Mrs TOO iiich. children and nura,,
6 II binglin Il B,l u Iicirnb,rs Roy Ncman Slau'n.
O Slamnl. Dounlu T0mmOnN Mrs Mcknight. Miss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-10
TIE COURIJ.
A COUNTTRFEIIER'S SENTENCE.
TWELVE WARS MPISOr+iIST AWARDED TO
GEOKGE ALBERT MASON.


rWiLvE YrAE,' MPIsO'MLSr AWARDED TO
GEoKGE ALBERT MASON.
Gc0r-c Albert Mas1n. who Was convicted re-
Gently Of dcan. counterfeit mouoy. wa sentenced nn
fudty IN the United Stijos Circuit Court. ~ - years
imprisonment at ard abOi III the Albany Pcniiouiar.
and to pay fine Of a. Ia passing sentence uron Ma<nn,
judge benedict after sic. ~ Of tho great adj iiy "
with which Mason had been defended by hG e, unscl.
Cen enia in T. Foster. -aid that tl0n ho felt just
I'D in uGl.n@ the tul pen lily ~ the LAWS yrarS i'm
pson,ncit az hard laJ,r mi I'm OF 81 Dti' would,
Is his goLcrl prctioC. en- II AZ AL ON Tao bdo Oi
mercy.
ON account a. Ma.n- vrlfnnWn dc-' crate charart"r
~ lmH. ritn"u MI mn~cular power. NO. OF MS WY
ftnu the i'll - the colt t-rnou Wa han tcif' II 10 Two
deputy MA silS. uul hc entered tho room lie ri
81 "A .ftba &C. You SEE. " lakes two awe
Am. iic"I:s t. Btitislrr into cpniL" Arr
toner WAS pronounced upon him. las end ay1icI 10
enk bu wac checked by JGi,c Benedict. said that
he nl listened thr1ugl his counsel to all yLch hc had
puifny thr late Mason was convicted ~ Robe!
sry and was ncn~cd tu In banged INT rrcsi lrnt 10
son pArUnrd him up the prom 80 that lie woid leave
tie couniry md i"urn "a was subsrI nnfly lie
covered that mason hnd been cnsagcd u Tie conspiracy
To as..i~snI.c President LiAo0n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-10
BANKRUPTCY PROCEEDINGS.

During ihc five wCcis ending on Saturday,
May :. William O. Ne Ogmark Joscph Il. Mccormack
j OunStcd Higgins. Henry Hart. Edwin Aubr. Samuel
Traub. Nathan Werner. Adalln. Vandyhc tho Sha'cI
Manufacturing Company. William W. Gilbert. Henry
= Hrilctt. and Thomas Hamilton hlOd voluntary petit
tons bankruptcy: Thomas Rowe. Ashor Heller, Solo
man W. Heller, Henry ircdgtn, Henry G. Bowen lof
Talryt0wn. WcSich,sicr C0unty). Joseph Stockridse
Henry =. Martin, 4. A. CJnslin Augustus COnhlin
William IL. SO. simeon T. Edrsiey. John l.. Howell
Alfred Elrn.haw. Charles X. Tying, Wllinn
r.aiiIp, Ma;nus Marcus John +. Rine. Manning
A. Goodwin. Pinkneyi Walker. LOWS II. TYLER.
Michael Kimmolste'l. Sicmond seliGman, Edward Bay
ard Mauluis i. Evans and Joseph T.. Hcimln al
jat.icated Involuntary bankurts; Henry D. L1nn. Ed
ward fInrris. Moses Faik Louis N. Phillips. Simon Gus
THAI John a. Pdgr. John Jud,;c, Matthew Riley, Lewis
Whrzhurgrr and Mary J. Shaw received discharges IN
bankruptcy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-10
G2v. LEES FIRST IMPULSES.
TO the Ed,for ~ RE tribune


SIR: have noticed in TIE TRI3rNE two or
ihr,c sat,u u respecting hes tloy with "li'h Inc
dls.ia ,li>.I u,nlrrn-Ch ef csppused the Lost
Cause" InI.r a g n.i,1nlton. The la'c I"v. Ticron
Baldwin D. D. OF Or,n C. " j.. for many years tic
horotd rctnry oi MAJ Is known as tire College SO
ciety had zfcr married 10 gem; " i0 was
an oNr.r i'm lhe Un.t-i states ArIny attcbr1 10 Cen
Twi,.s'> command IN TcNas she was Win lin th re-
1nlr,crc.i with o.n-r officers IN thc same house Win
Gen Lea tie was absent drtv nj the mc OF the sur
render of Gen Ywig. and ign brant OF IT, IL nap
poncd that when lie returned she was the only member
OF the military family in bOusr. Standing ny the
window W h.r chnmcr she him ride up 10 the door
of the hotel and ht>t,uc1 down 10 wcronc him A.
soou a. greetings had been hastily exchanged nc Ill
ouIcd n.or the olu,s AMI asked who were the rough
armed men, in hilfuilltay costume. MOVING
about AMI looItn; into bis WAGONS why, ST.
She rr,,li. a. have Won not heard rho ncwsi Tlts
men hoOmg 10 tho military forces to whom Cen T':g>
mas surrendered Ir." He seemed 90 bc anio-t over
powered with surprise and emotion, and, slc div exc -
inc him self ret rcl His whom he next made h!S
Appearance, il citizens d"c5, o. m.it:y un'H-'
vcSdSr Of his uniform or .nk 'n W S'ch nc "is
silent reserved, aui SOhrT, HIS counter mo WC1 hs
tuou glt 'u troubled EXPIRES. IEdt night she ho!.d
him walking me 0ODr Of his cJamhr witch was over
hers, hour after hour aud apparently engaged III G'~P
scif-romnInnSs. Very soon aiicrWArd he start .'
virginia Tn,~o were Substantially COMMITMENT
10 Che writer by Or. baldwin, as received by hin IN ci
tc;s from his daughter. We were Oh intdt' Terms 81
laily intercourse Prob .blv the lev. II. H. Ln"ns.
u. D.. tIcn crc''ry nf tie Am'Tc.n Sean.h fI.c,1
,ciriy wIoso Mi n was adjoining 10 That ~ DE- Bald
win al 30 80 Wulst. HGwI0tR can oJnl IN t-4S L, ST.
nIOny !"
Nor,oatk Conn. May q, 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-10
EXAMINATIONS FOR wHSr POINT CADETsUIPi.
To the EdiiOr al ihc Trfbuhc.

EXAMINATIONS For WHSf POINT CADErsHiPi.
To the razor AZ TIE Trtbuhc.
Sir: The committee appointed 10 exrminc
ND ,lisan's for III. West Point cli1sIp in M DISTRICT
have ma Ia tla following arcil: wI'ot will be "
int s To the re-, lens OF te district. Trusiii; you
IN ID, ,b!c t. p t,!ish tIcm an vcy Respectfully
Aer- TorI.. Nay :. 1870. d. A. WILLS
The M ca evlnn ltion Of cania'Ns for tho vnrant
calrshn from thc Nitl Cbtsf '>Sunt psi"ct ~ NV
York will tiza pace AZ tt College ~ the cry 81" w
York on e e~1ay, the 18Th lust at ili-n$i n o'loct
in the morning The ltsrI lniI'lon % ihSn -
have pIasc the .is eVtnin ~ ~ Will ", held NJ the
inc pi &c anl hour the mpriinS OF SaHri1y, IA"
I'D Inst. TIE tpiiOVIns sale ncn pftlly HiltAtrs
the suhtrpfs which the Cs0rn nation VII coy"r:
Thn tudlates mist h able to rrll M i,r,n ,insv,
and Wi;h pnp"r cent an EN- lha-N Try mtNi he att
to write from i't pn an -Itcs Su d i NJ ~ Dlhcr -
test their qualifications botL N handwriting aud or
tbograp y.
In Al noilc th"v mNSt h" ali" to perform. with arc
rery the various np' !tOn- "i addition. S1hrart"n 'nn
Il rtnu iu division Ut numbers. astrd l. den pili y,
an flciiouil fiey viii be i,'l 3" lain r'dlc-
ton; prime l'a,rs ul factors Of lmAcf: the graf
est diyis"r an least common multiple; rt
lil uruirirou; ard rulcs an far So in. an
sovin, 1ucs ions In -iIunlr anI ,o'n Oun proportion
In Enalis grammar they must be anc 10 parse any
orlin1y >.nt-I~.. anil uui-I.f md Those pnrtiui's
ISL lily t,u-ht uIir the heads Of Ortho9raphy,
Ctvr10l0yy. syn'iN. and ptOsndv.
in apN t"y vs. he aJie 10 give thN dctiniron ~
III the naual ~ sSia l. Of , rNr's surface Tire gran
divi i0u. OF the Ia tern rut Western Minsphcrs' thc
psln ,As, islani Is seas. etc; a.so b'in tares and
VI" l,,v,ei =, uai ~ tNe hsii ~ rnitel saos can
not b. fail Face ~ li-c -IoI!d 10 fiprl my IT.
r n IA S 10 the n.r II tue cnltfrY, tS bonn
Ia les tys l-. Sull H. ilin IA N M m n rn -
the lor tiOI ~ erTni ilIu u M irH1t rrlrd5. "r
DE fln. o.. Win mLtI as c)Atiinel IN tlo ordinary
school histories.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-10
CIVIL NOTE3.

Tho habeas corpus in the case of John
Smith. eApoc sed la form !cs under The Triaa act
hts been settof by the Tctdrn Of the boy bis absr
The Society for the Reformation of Juvenile
Delnqnonts Obtained Oh aturiiy from Judge liwrence
~ supreme Court Chambers, n temporary Injunction
against william b. Freligh. restraining performances In
the bnwcry Gncatcr. with the ordinary order Ia soW
cause why II be not m.No permanent unless no pays
license fec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-10
furniture.

PICKHARDT & co, 21S West 37fh-st.,
n. FuniHte HaBu.aoiur AID " ho'sirrr; Paror and
SOL. .le.s fhr best Storage for iriiuf' as"n
BARGAINS at FAENilANS MANtFAC.
TORY. Ilurepn 900 elegant walnut rhiI" Z
= also war robes diwug fnrnitIr, IlolA srrer' an
save pei by Purchasing direct from the MAJ factory
DEADY-MADE CARPETS, ALL SlZES-
rlst.ls fu.ran and Tire. 'ly; CN cloths Waiting,
"A les an ~ i-,-~ Sins -tor Offices &c, furnshf. IN
the best ninnrr 100 Fulton =
CMIrll'' PAHLOR BED DEPOT. - Fast
y I3,f - -rno,,.sn sofa A.. Rrrau Prts latest
pro constantly n ais pario uits lowest ~ eeA
TN G. SELLEW,
DESKS.
OFFICE.
LIBRARY FURNITURE
No. los FU LFOS ST. New YORK
Zine Cylinder DosAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-10
REPRESENTATIVE JOURNALIST

SIR: VIII you accept lady's congratulations
for successful work and the hOn5re position OF TIE
TRiBUNhi Ills just canse Of pride to every American
WON that such periodical should 20 forth daily 10 bear
the impress Of our country progress position before
the world IN every Pc; Ill liz and it, literature sincr
camille enterprise. liz @lth Hnd The Dnch'5 81 H.
liDerls: AMI above all. tha' IL should represent tic
moral tone OF nation, ard Therefore Attest tine
.,iity and tln influence ~ She wo!nrh Of America
OgVhys, y. D.. blIy >. $50. STELLA.