Scope and Contents A weekly newspaper which claims to reflect Catholic ideas an to be the organ of the organ of the Cardinal James Gibbons is being published in Baltimore. It is issued by the Baltimore Publishing Company, which is composed of five members—two of whom are Episcopalians, one is a Presbyterian, and two William J. O'Brien and H.P. McElrone are Catholics. The paper is beginning to show its cloven feet. Last year it abused Mr. Keiley when he was appointed Minister to Rome and Vienna, and it has...

Scope and Contents The writer hopes that, since the Catholic papers of Europe are going to reporduce the writer's circular letter, the editor's newspaper will also concur with some outstanding publicity according to the ideas of the circular in order to prepare the faithful and clergy for the great event whereby the Vatican Fathers will place the universal Church under the supreme patronage of St. Joseph. The editor is requested to collect the money offerings of the faithful, publish the amounts and names...

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Tobias submits the articles he wrote of on Tuesday no enclosure. :: X-3-j A.L.S. 1p. 12mo.

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Reverend Mother Teresa, one of the foundresses of the Sisters of Loretto in Toronto and Superior of the Order during the last thirty-eight years, died yesterday. Tobias has written a sketch of her life and writes to secure space in next week's issue. :: X-3-j A.L.S. 3pp. 12mo.

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Tobin submits an article for the Ave Maria. She has written for the Cleveland Catholic Universe under the initials of M. A. T. Remuneration for her articles is expected. :: X-2-h A.L.S. 1p. 16mo.

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An advertisement for altar wines sold by Tobin. :: X-3-a A.L.S. 1p. 12mo.

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Tobin is grateful for the Lourdes Water, catalogues and the Annuals. :: X-2-l A.L.S. 1p. 4to.

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Tobin thanks Hudson for the scapulars. He is boarding his young son at a summer camp near Dresden. Tell Mrs. Fitzgerald that his son has grown into a large boy. Tobin requests that Hudson send him the Scholastic Annual for 1882, a catalogue for St. Mary's Academy and the last number of the Ave Maria. :: X-2-j A.L.S. 2pp. 4to.

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Tobin hoped to visit Notre Dame, but finds that business makes it impossible. He would like to Hudson to send some Lourdes Water, a pair of scapulars, the Scholastic for 1884 and a catalogue from Notre Dame and from St. Mary's. Enclosed is $2 for a Mass for Tobin's intention. Tobin wants to be remembered to Fathers Edward Sorin, Alexis Granger, William Corby, Thomas Walsh :: X-2-l A.L.S. 2pp. 4to.

Scope and Contents Tomazin encloses a Protest which he has sent, with the approval of Bishop Rupert Siedenbush and Bishop Thomas L. Grace, to the Honorable Secretary Schurz, against the outrage perpetrated at White Earth Indian Mission in the name of the government, by Inspector Kemble, and Agent Stowe under full consent of "Bishop" Whipple. Tomazin wishes to have McMaster publish the protest in his paper and to try to get the "Herald" or some other large paper to publish it also. Later he promises to...

Scope and Contents Tomazin encloses a letter to the addressee enclosure not present showing that Father John B. A. Brouillet sent him $34.95 of the money he got for the White Earth mission and did not mention the balance. Whenever it was that Stowe or Commissioner Smith told Brouillet to remove Tomazin from White Earth, he immediately acted as their obedient servant and wrote to Bishop Rupert Siedenbush for Tomazin's removal according to the wishes of those great rascals, Agent Stowe, Commissioner Smith,...

Scope and Contents Toner thanks Hudson for the money for the Casamicola disaster. He has been obliged to return to Dax on the advice of his physcian to continue the baths for his rheumatism. Missionary work in Pennsylvania broke his health. It is unfortunate that so great a number of Catholics have lost their faith since Bishop John Neumann died. Both Neumann and Archbishop Francis P. Kenrick had placed Catholicism in Pennsylvania in a good state and seemed on the way to victory but the public school has...

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Several copies of the Ave Maria and Scholastic are requested. :: X-2-l A.L.S. 1p. 12mo.

Scope and Contents He thanks Hudson for his letter and the subscription to the Ave Maria which he wishes to continue to be sent to him at the Hospital de Dax where he will be under the care of the Sisters of Charity for several months. Although it was not God's will that he should be miraculously cured at Lourdes, he intends to return to that beautiful shrine anyway from where he will be glad to send an occasional account to Hudson. Upon his return to his parish in Plymouth he intends to do everything in...

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Father Toner has just returned from a visit to Ireland, where he saw his parents, visited with Cardinal Cullen and said a prayer at O'Connell's monuments. Toner reached Boston on last Friday evening, and hurried immediately to Towanda to be with his congregation for Sunday. Father Toner asks that McMaster notice his arrival in the paper. :: I-1-n A.L.S. 3pp. 12mo.

Scope and Contents He asks Hudson to send the Ave Maria to the address given and send a bill for the inconvenience. He cannot afford to pay for any except his own until he is well as he has heavy expenses. He does not know when he will return to his poor parish of Plymouth, Pennsylvania. He hopes the Ave Maria is widely circulated in his parish, as it will protect the faith of the people in Pennsylvania. He can do nothing but pray that good Catholic papers will be patronized. Catholicity has gone backward...

Scope and Contents Toner thanks Hudson for the notice in the Ave Maria in reference to his effort in behalf of the Mission of Central Africa. Toner asks Hudson to publish the enclosed letter from Cardinal Guglielmo Sanfelice di Acquaella , Archbishop of Naples, together with the accompanying article in the "Liberta Cattolica". If space prevents the publishing of the whole article by Canon Milone, Hudson can make an article of his own out of it. The cardinal's letter is also signed by Father Raffaele...

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Toner arranged an exchange of the Ave Maria for a Neapolitan journal devoted to Our Lady of Lourdes. He will forward several copies of the Liberta Catholica containing an account of the earthquake which struck the Italian village of Casamicciola. :: X-2-h A.L.S. 4pp. 12mo.

Scope and Contents Toner thanks Hudson for the money sent for those suffering from the earthquake. He gave it to Monsignor Miloni, Canon of the Cathedral in Naples. Toner receives the Scholastic regularly, but he received only one copy of the monthly Ave Maria. If Hudson wishes an exchange with Italia Reale, Toner thinks the editor would gladly agree; a copy containing Toner's sermon on African missions is sent to Hudson. The sermon was given at a High Mass in honor of the late Bishop Daniel Comboni, who...

Scope and Contents Toner thanks Hudson for the "Naples Letter". After consultation with Monsignor Cardi, a French prelate, who is studying English, they have decided that silence is their only stronghold. He says he often sees boys 8 to 15 walk naked even in the Via Roma. He says the "Naples Letter" does not tell the whole truth as to the nasty habits of the Neopolitans. This summer Toner has to remain in Naples to help the Apostolic Missionary from Central Africa to collect funds. Toner and the French...

Scope and Contents Toner asks Hudson to send the Ave Maria to the address given. He is spending a few months in the Eternal City. The Holy Father is enjoying excellent health. Toner received Major General Hicks into the Church on New Year's Day at Biarritz. The Bishop of Bayonni gave permission for conditional baptism in Hick's home as he is quite feeble and nearly 58 years old. His career in India was a brilliant one. Others might take the same step and correspond with God's graces when they read in the...

Scope and Contents The Mother Superior of the Convent Trinita de Monti, Rome asked Toner to have the Ave Maria sent to her. All of the Sisters and the pupils who read English are delighted with its Catholic tone. Enclosed is $3 for payment for a year for "Madam Boutourlin Trinita de Monti Rome." That is the address given as the Italian government hates the convent. He may be able to send more subscriptions later. The Madam Superior inquired if there are any Catholic journals who would employ a Russian...

Scope and Contents He is sorry he neglected to thank Hudson for his excellent work and kind letter of last summer. He encloses a bill of exchange for 100 francs to be recorded to his credit and asks that two copies of the Ave Maria be sent to him weekly and one copy to Miss Angela Mesia O'Stuart, whose address he gives. She is a daughter of the Duke de Tamamis and will, he hopes, be a generous friend to the Ave. Enclosed is a small piece taken from the Pope's official Journal, "L'Osservatore Romano,"...

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He read in last weeks issue of the Journal of the death of Mrs. McMaster. May God and His Blessed Mother console and McMaster and his children. On the day following the announcement of her death, he said a Mass for the repose of her soul. The earliest opportunity is taken to express his sympathy to McMaster, Although he never knew her personally he learned from other clergymen of her fine character. :: I-1-o A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.

Scope and Contents McMaster's letter was discouraging, but Toner knows it comes from a true friend. He is grateful for the advice, but must go on with the lecture, even though it be a failure. He will go to Philadelphia and give it there. Bishop James F. Wood will not refuse after he has given it in New York. He has written to Father William Quinn, Fathers Mooney, Curran, etc. He thinks they will give him a favorable notice at Mass tomorrow. Several of his congregation have friends in the city who are...

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The ladies of St. Patrick's church are planning on organizing a society to aid the poor. She tells them they must have the pastor as director or they can not succeed. She asks Hudson if he has any books on conducting a society. If he has, Brother Litus is to bring them to St. Joseph's Academy. Father Peter Lauth has called a meeting for the ladies of the parish. She asks Hudson to pray for the success and establishment of this society. :: X-2-e A.L.S. 3pp. 8vo.

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Tong is recovering from an illness and she requests Hudson to send her some books. :: X-2-n A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.

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She inquires if Hudson has a copy of the book "The Holy Mass" by Father Michael Muller, C.SS.R. :: X-2-i A.L.S. 1p. 12mo.

Scope and Contents He encloses an excerpt from the proceedings of the Memphis School Board of July 10, 1874. He thinks that this is a strange document to come from a Catholic priest in that the priest favors free schools. At first he thought the article was a forgery but Father Dennis A. Quinn followed it with a card in its favor. In his mind, the giving of the Protestant School Board the control of the books, customs etc. of a catholic school will not make that school any better than the present public...

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Toohey is sorry to hear that Hudson is ill. Yesterday, he sent the conclusion of "Speculum Justitiae" and has resumed work on "St. Joseph". Will Hudson ask Brother Edward John Fitzpatrick to put Toohey's name on the list for circulars? :: X-3-d A.L.S. 3pp. 12mo.