The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-04-18
LITERARY NOTES.

"The United Service for May has the
following artices ''our Indians of the Southwest
by Gen. O. o. Howard; "The War Between Chill.
rerli, and Bolivia Lieut.. Theodore b. NJ Mason
y; .ro =. NJ; Loss In Battle f. Henry Larcombe:
pen; - A Proposed Rule of Procedure for Co,irts
Martial Lieut Clermont J.. Best, First Artillery:
so!ne Incidents Of the Passing of Forts Jackson
ana 81. Phlip,' Commodore George NJ Ransom. !.
- Admiral and General Reynolds j. g. ROsen,
garten ,The n Thun,lerer Gun Experiments - prof
John VI: Brooke; " England and the North Pole
Capt II. W. Howgate: Warts of the Navy. Can.
non, " Commodore Z. Simpson.
The international Review for May, 1880.
New York; a. S. Barnes Col has the following
contents: 1. Studies Of Primitive Peoples, Ellie Re-
clus, uaris;) II. The English Language in America.
Professor j. +. Lounsbury, (New Hayen) III.
open scholarships; ". Skulls, Brains, and Souls,
ihomas Dwight, NJ. d., (Bost0n;) v. Oliver Wen.
asli a ll9lmes Ray Palmer, y. D., Newark, N. d.
W. VI: Victor Emmanuel, Luigi Mont, (Boston) vii.
W. Julian, Irvngton, Ind. - viii GoyernmaSt
Machinery, Albert stiekney, (New York; y IX Con-
temporary Literature.
Card Essays, Clay's Decisions, and Card
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