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ASSOCIATED PRESS REFORM.
New York Notes.

IL y EAIHEE INTENSELY COLD.
NV hokS, March 5.-The WEI ther eontin-
ses intensely cold and clear but the gale of last
sl2ht has somewhat subsidized.
gos TEE, z CONDEGEED, MADE HAPPY.
TIE IeYEleys of Foster was received by him
last night, with great rejoicing.
rON'T Know ANITEsNG ABoUT 1T.
Pitt Cooke, 81 the firm of Jay Cooke, last
evening said he knew nothing of the ALLEGED
their fiSm in tia city, altheagh they were in
receipt of their gsISi numerous cable dispatches
yesterday.
HoPE FOR FOSTER.
Ire Foster rep-'eve is understood to be
granted mat the gov ernOr may osnsult with the
Judges OF the coiutCf appeals. The prisoners
friends now think that the sentence NAV be
COMMITTED 20 imprisonment for life at hard
1absr In Sing Sing.
VAS 1T YELLOW JACK?
woman famed. Churchill died gesteriay
and IL was supposed that her symptoms indi-
Gated yellow fever. Temperature of the
weather, howes er, negatives the presumption
of that disease. An investigation u to be made.
WOULDN'T EAvE HIN AT ANY PRICE.
suspicious person named Stanley on Non
day night applied at the police station house for
Boston highway mar, and that he had been sent
TO this city by the authorities efter serving lis
imprisonment. The authorities here YESTERDAY
sent him back to Boston.
ROSS TwEED.s CIVIL CASE.
Yesterday the arguments ON tie preliminary
points IN Tweed's civil case were concluded.
lf>cision was reserved.
SENATOR COSKLINGte CHEDErTrAIs.
An Albany dispatch states that the clerks of
the state senate and assembly had forgotten to
make ont the cre1entialsof Senator Conkling at
the time he was elected, but they via be for
waTded to him to-day.
BIDS FOR GOLD
NEw YoRK, March 5-There we're nineteen
bids for bonds. to-day. amounting to sS OF 30
at fTcm 1883 TO 1i4-15. The amount bought
was : 100000, which went at 1853 TO lists.
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FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.-Panama adyices
state that the Isthmus canal expedition is pro-
crossing favorably, with a base at Chire- Cbiri.
The Colombian minister at Lima had made
initial arrangements whereby the Peruvian
government IL TO start similar exploring expe
governments to join it. Two colonies who were
implicated in the recent conspiracy at Lima
were shot by their guards during an emeute be-
tween them while EN- route to the Amazon river.
where they had been sent by President Pads as
punishment for their crimes. The news of
their death OccasOned great excitement in yOy-
eminent circles at Lima, q revolution being at
one time imminent, but explanations showing
that the killing was not ordered by the govern,
trent Gained the turbulent.
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from Europe To-day.
THE GEEs.AN occrPATioN Oh FRENCH T

IHE CEki.AN OCCUPATION Oh TRENCH TFERr-
TORY.
LONDON, March 5-The Tins of this morn
ing has special dispatch from Berlin stating
that the ability of tie government to give finan
eiai guarantees suftcient to secure the early
troops is doubtful IN that city.
The son OF the late ex-Emperor Napoleon
paid visit to Queen Victoria Yesterday
MASS MEETING OF IRIsHNEN.
\ movement is on foot among the Irish popu-
lafion OF LONDON for great mass meeting in
Hyde Park in favor of amnesty for the Fenians
NOW held in prison by the British government
4 he meeting, over which DIR. Isaac Butt mem
Der Of Parliament for Limerick will preside,
will probably be held on the 10th of this month.
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TUE INTERVIEWER MURDER Progress
sf tn Triai-In the case of Jesse w. Uppercue
"n trial in the criminal court for the murder OF
h's amt Mrs Wheat, the prisoners counsel,
John = Poe. esq, in his opening argument for
me dele se, occupied the whole OF yesterday,
which was the thirteenth day of the trial The
mother and sisters of Cppereue and other
ladies were in attendance as usual. but the be-
fFothed Ct the prisoner, who was absent on
Monday during the argument for the state. was
present Yesterday, and listened with evident
qualification tn Poe's able vinsiication of her
hover. II u expected that both arguments will
he made and the case given to the jury to-day.
RoT,imore San. STA.
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SHOCKING DOMESTIC TRAGEDY.-In Flovd
county, Iowa, German farmer, named
Schultz, suddenly died, under such suspicious
circumstances that an investigation into the
case was made, resulting in the arrest CO Inc
der by poisoning. The two had been on terms
of improper intimacy, and it rs supposed they
rontrived together to bring about his death. ~
as Ia epn,,, them to continue their illicit love
undisturbed.
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Toxn Elections I'm New York.

TIE DENOCRATs GENERALLY sUCCE.sFUL.
SARATOGA. " v, March 5.-James j. Wake
hcd, democrat, was reelected supervisor of
saratoga Springs yesterday. The democratic
ucket was AL elected elected EXCEPT assessor
commissioner 81 highways, AMI two constables
Returns from other towns Indicate that the
democrats carried the board of supervisors.
which last year was II republicans and demo-
Srafs.
POUGHKEKPsIE, v Y, March 5-The cleo
flon for supervisors of Dutchess county took
place yesterday. The board will probably stand
democratic Last ye2- ii was republican.
HUDSON, y Y, Mach objections for town
oneers OF Columbia co-lty took place yester-
day The new board viii stand democrats. IL:
Iepnbicans, .; MON, 2, independent, 3. Last
year Il was republican. II: democrats, o.
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How TO GET 1.-THE Louisville Courier
journal. commenting upon the fact that New
Workers want rapid transit, says: IF they will
hitch the custom house officials aud the mem
At one end OF the city. and tell them there Is
something To steal at the other, they VIII have
about as rapid transit as they can possibly
want"
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PAErs, March "a dispatch, from Algiers
SAYS Information had reached that city that a
body of seven hundred French troops, under
command Of Gallafet Charities, were surround
Ell IN the extreme south Of Algiers by ten thou
sand Arabs, and were in imminent danger of
capture ReinfOrcements had been dispatched
10 the besieged troops, but II was feared that
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oGThe police authorities at Berlin have or
dered the cab proprietors TO resune business, or
they viii forfeit their licenses.
EJames A. Bin, Of Lynne, was Yesterday
nominated by the democrats for Congress from
the third Connecticut district.
a1what with natural deaths, a suspicion of
arsenic, and few divorces, An Illinois lady last
week accomplished her sixth marriage ceremony
since 1880.
1TThis IL q good one, In the western style:
"Buzksaw: Henry Stonaker Of Palestine,
Texas. In his life no was lovely, and in his
death he was divided
R-The Cincinnati Enquirer remarks for the
satisfaction Of few SOLICITORS friends, that 1t
s'does mot propose TO rend ITS linenn about the
approaching municipal election
a1The Young wdmen1 Christian Assoeia-
lions I'm Lowell, MASS, and Portland, Me-, have
determined to open houses as Temporary homes
for young women, strangers, who come 10 those
cities in search Of employment. Portland GEM
IeBen have Subscribed s5,O0Q for this object.
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A PATRIOTIC MIssIssIPpIAN.-Mr. T.. n.
Davis, OF Marshal county, lisa very sensible and
patriotic man. He owned a large tract Of land
hands. Unlike brother Micawer he didn't sit
down and wait for something to turn up.' nor
did he 60 into . wholesale damnation OF tho
Damned Niger, but he quietly went to work /,
farms, erected small but comfortable house on
each place. and he has now secured twelve fam
ilies from North Carolina to occupy his little
OF patriotic men like Mr.. Dayis-Yasoo City
iNiss.l DeNocraf.
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wHAT CANE or TESTING wHIsKY.-The
Charleston West VirginIa) Courier SAYS that ON
Thursday last Evans Price and DIR. Samples
both we'll known residents of Maiden or its vi
entity, ..tested'' some whisky that q saloon
keeper named Stone had Just manufactured by
n new receipt which he had obtained. The re-
suit Was, that i'm little over three hours from
the tasting Of the liquor, Price was adead man,
and DIT. Samples was still in bed at last ac-
counts.
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RosRNZwEIG Nor To BE TRIED FOR MURDER.
RosenZweig. the ab0rtionist, is not to be tried
for murder in the first degree after ALL although
the district attorney complied with Recorder
Hackett's request and instructed the grand jury
to insiict him for that offence. Yesterday the
reporter was informed, at the district attorneys
office, that RosenZweig will be tried on the Old
indictment, and that his trial will begin next
week, in the court of general sessions.-.N. j.
IF
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0Returns OF Mondays election in Arkansas
are very meagre, though there seems no doubt
OF the ratliication OF the constitutional amend
ment doing away with acknowledgements.
@On last Friday morning, about daylight
the dwelling house occupied by DIR. austin
Saunders, at Warsaw, Richmond county. Va.
took fire and burned to the ground.
MA colOred girl, who had been deserted by
her lover. is said to have hanged herself i'm a
harnnear Accotink, Fairfax county, Va, a few
DAYS ago.
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rtcIDE By MoIpHINE.-The

SUICIDE BY MoEPHINE.-The Lexington
Press OF yesterday contains q lonl -1unt of
the suicide Of q blacksmith named ,jsines Red
man, who had separated from his wife, and wa
about to marry again without having obtained
a divorce. He took morphine to accomplish his
purpose, and was cool and deliberate to the last
The learned reporter says he "passcd away in a
comatose euthanasia." The coroner's jurv
din't know what that meant, but they ventured
to render a verdict of suicide.
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JUDGE LYNCH.-Tom Shirley, Galen's expires.
driver, informs us that at about eight O'Clock on
Saturday evening last, q posse Of the citizens OF
Bozeman, numbering nearly 200, made their
way to the county jail and made demand upon
the sheriff for the delivery of the two prisoners
known as Steamboat Bill" and Triplett, the
former confined for deliberately and wantonly
shooting . China woman in Bozeman a few
evenings since, and the latter for stabbing to
death a saloon-keeper Of that city last fall.
This the sheriff refused to do, whereupon the
posse broke down the Jail door, brought out the
prisoners and proceeded to string them up
The Aoatdaida, FEB. 10.
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mEsctEp FROM FREEZING To DEATH
Officer Burns, last evening, picked IN an in
toN1eated man from Bladensburg who hal 90,
stuck in a mud hole and frozen in His hair
anu whiskers were frozen into the mud, and the
eextrieating him from his unpleasant position.
he was afterwards turned over to one of his
friends. y. nc
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Gen. IIawiey RenOnsinatea for Con-
Ere&S.

HARTFORD, March 5.-The republican CON
VentiOn of the 1>t congressional district TO-DAY
unanimously renOminated General j. Il. Haw-
ley for Congress by acclamation.
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:. HREE-CARD MoNTE-A young man named
EDWARD Lawson, while watching a game of
three card monte on the Washington ferry
boat Yesterday evening, became 20 certain that
me dealer had failed to properly conceal one OF
the cards that he seized at a chance to bet 500
ne could tell IT. He was that sum poorer when
ton, and though officer Watkins. to whom he
impaired knowledge of his loss, tried hard To
discover the dealer among the passengers as
the landed, IL was impossible to detect him.
1EerandIiG Val Gd,ette. Last ene,nnn
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WHERE TO AMusE YOURSELVES TONIGHT
Miss Charlotte Cushman's wonderful imperson-
alton of ''Meg Merrilles, at Wallis last night.
was witnessed by large and enthusiastic au-
dienee. Tonight she appears in another of her
great eharacters-Queen Catharine, in Henry
VIII.
DupreZ * Benedicts minstrel troupe give
another entertainment at Lincoln Hall to- night.
The performances are Of a high order, and in
variably give satisfaction.
Miss Garafilia MOhalbi, assisted by the Wash
ingtOn Saengerbund and other musical talent,
gives her last concert at willard Hall this eve
ming. Ii is the last opportunity our citizens
have OF seeing this celebrated artist, and we
trust there will be full house.
The programme Of the Theater Comiaue for
tonight embraces several sensations, among
them being "Credit MObilier, or Hamlet
modernized," and the farce OF "The Inaugural
ton Ball."
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DEATH OF Az OLD DErEypEs-As hereto
fore announced in the obituary column, Col
John W. ktngrose, an old defender Of Balti-
Baltimore street For several year, past Col.
Ringrose had been 20 infirm as to be Unable n
walk without assistance. He attended the last
celebration of the battle of North Point on the
battle ground, Eth Of September last--Baiti-
afors Sea M.
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a woman Burned TO Death.

PORTLAND, Me-, March IA dwelling-hou
On Congress street, occupied by four families
was burned last night, and a woman named
Clark persisted IN the flames.
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
! has Obtained from the Supreme Cont of the Dis-
trict OF Columbia. holding Special Term letters
testapentary on the personal estate Of LIZA s.
C0LLAep, late 81 Washington county, b. O., de-
5000 are tereby warned 60 exhibit the sanc,
Win tnc vouchers therec, TO the subscriber, on OF
before me ~ day u Teerurry ncxf: they may other
wise by isy be excIld d fra all bcneif Of the said
estate. 6ipea under INV hapd, this 81 day Of Feb
ruary ISIS. Fs-ta.Ni THOs. B.M4RCHE.
RUrfER AND EGGS -Frerh Print BCTTER. In
bounds and half pounds; fresh Roll and Ohio
Pail RCTTER. received daily b. express. For ~alc
ty WM. 8fhREY, al sth 4. northwest. fzS-As
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Indignation Against state senator.

NEw yoEK, March 5.-The defeat of the Air
Line railroad bin IN the New Jersey legislature
yesterday created great Indignation, and there
yeIe at one time fears that some Senator.
NOt.sSs IyIfSiSSa.
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CIT Y ITEMS

physicians OF an schools. ftf
FoR CoreHs AND THRoAr DrsoRprns. ne
"Browns Bronchial Troches,. HAVING .,-,-.S
their eficiency by test Of many year,. eos
PoSp's EXTRACT cures an flesh and muscular
aainents Try it. Xsu win not be dissrpoint a
IN inc refuie. DIFF
UxDEneARNEsrs, suitable for the present
season, rom % cents to 50. A large variety OF
GEO. c. HKSs1xs. 40 sevenr,l street..
Poxp's EXTRACT has been used for twenty
five years BY the people OF this country and has
been found an unfsiling remedy Cor rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, burns, aches, soreness, bleed
from these complaints without asking som
friend what Ponds Extract win do for You. dtf
FINE SwAILow-TAIL DRESS CoATs, all sizes
ieii Pa avenue, bet. 10Th and iItS sts.
For THE IxAUeuRATioN.-rull dress or swal-
low-tail coats, price from els TO so; black ana
S white dress vests, price from s. to 81 black
sos eth street, May Building
The COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
iuiness of Singers Sewing Machine. Us
,. FOR TIE INAUGURATION BALL.-Kid Gloves,
loli Pa. avenue. bet 10th and 18th sts.
Jusr RECEIVED.
Whte SHIRTS at s1.0o. White Shirts AZ sl.75.
,,,ii. Snirts at sl.25. White Shirts at a. 90.
"'e Snu = Al sln. White Shirts at $50.
A. SrRAus.
i"il Ia avenue, north side, near nth ST
ASK rorR GROCER for Dooley's Yeast Powder
the best baking powder for preparing biscuits,
r2lls, bread, griddle cakes, waffies &c. Denot
81 New ST., y. Y. At retail by all groccrs. 6
PoNDfs ExTRACr-For TWENTY-FIVE wears the
Book. I0sas
SOUND PET beng indispensable 90 health
and comfort thousands OF persons come from far
and near TO visit DIR. White, the well-known
Chfropodist, No. S35 18th street, opposite the
Treasury, for relief from corns, bad nails, &C.,
and advice as to suitable shoes
TIE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street, paws per CT
per annum on deposits for each calender month.
- RANKING hours, 8 to l. Saturdays, TO and s |
Z3, i4tl6
WILCOX q GIBB,e SkwrNe MAcHrrR The
Geteprated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
baums hoopskirt and corset factory 1th street
intelhgencer Building. 10 d
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
And made to order by Hempler near x rtreet
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Guhernaterial Inauxu ration.

tHhRLEsTOWN, W. VA, March j.-(iOvernOr
John D. Jacobs was inangurated yesterday, The
other state executive officers took the prescrib-
ell oath OF ONCE,
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IHE BANK OF ENGLAND FEAUDs.-The re
ported frauds on the Bank of England amount
tn s2,OOO,OCO, and Of this amount $3.50 900 was
drawn upon Jay Cooke, McCullOch * Co.
100000 upon the Rothschilds, and a large
amount, exact figures unknown, upon the
Barings. 1t is stated, upon what appears
to be good authority, that one of the members
Of the house OF Rothchil,ls wen6 to Newgate.
and had an interview with Moves, the alleged
accomplice of the swindlers. and startling reve-
latons were made. Moves, clerk or confederate
vi the iorgers, now under arrest. Is native of
the United states. He protests his Innocence.
Astonishment Is expressed that the extent Of
the transactions did not arouse the suspicious Of
the bank officials; but it seems that the Ope-
rators represented that they were interested in
the introduction of American palace cars on
British railways, and were arranging for their
manufacture on a scale which required the en-
piOyment OF large amount of funds.
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ga BAD PENNY ALWAYS RETURNs--The
Notorious Tom SorreH Back again and at HIS
Old Enthusiastically, the notorious Tom Sor-
rell appeared in this city the first time in many
months, and turned up in a house kept by Henry
streets, where he and crowd of his followers
made an assaultin revenge for some old grudge
during which Sorrell aimed a pistol at Johnson's
head, when the latter caught up an old navy
revolves and discharged it at Sorrell, who left
in great haste with his friends. The police i'm
mediateiy arrested johnson and locked him up
on charge of assault and battery with intent
to kill, but Sorrell escaped. The police are after
him to answer for old scores In this city.
In the police court this morning John Dungee
was arraigned for assault and battery on Henry
johnson. This fellow was In company with .....A
notorious SOrrel, both being from Baltimore.
As the assault on johnson was unprovoked and
he was fined $50 and COSTS
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MRs. FISK AND CREDIT MOBILIER.-On ap-
plicatioB Of the counsel for Mrs. Lucy b. Fisk,
executrix of the late james Fisk, it,, Judge
B, atchford, Of New York, on Saturday granted
a temporary injunction restraining the officers
Of the credit mobilier from applying TO any legis-
lature or court competent OF jurisdiction for the
dissolution Of the cOrpOrotiOu
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KITTY KING, THE OCroRooN-A Roncatir
cdse-IIhere has been in New York question
as 10 the custody of Kitty King, a beautiful oc-
toroon, which was referred to Mr.. n B. Thomp-
son by Judge Pratt, Of the supreme court Of
New York, to take testimony. and finally has
been decided. Kitty was living with Mrs. and
MI. Grifhng, a wealthy cotton merchant, i'm
bioosIyn: New York who had adopted her, and
an effort was made by her mother coiored
woman, in Alabama, to get possession of her. 4
colored man by the name OfJOhn Thomson i'm
New York, was given the power of attorney
htty was terribly alarmed for fear she wonld be
taken, and threatened to kill herself before She
You'll go back. MT and Mrs Griffing had he
her when an infant, and she had assumed the
name OF Eva Griifing. The referee rendered bis
report Tuesday. and stated that from the evil
dence taken he found that the girl was not at an
restrained of her liberty, and Furthermore, Mr..
Gflihng having been given the care and custody
OF the girl by her parents, and they having
signed an agreement to that effect he had q
perfect right to retain possession OF her. Upon
favor of the defendants "
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THE FOLLOWING STORY is told of Rev Mr.
Hammond, who approached a man, the other
day, asking him il he was Christian. mo. .
replied the other party, 81 am a railroad man,
"Nel,' said Mr. Hammond, 81 know OF sew
eral conductors i'm New England that are Chris
ians." "That may work down East all right,
but man can't be both in Iowa, - responded the
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LOCAL NEWS.

A0b 49, 1OsuA8o~
Waits Opera House.-Chaxlotte Cushman.
WasAiaStoa TAeatsr comiqEe.-A grand variety
performance in which number Of new stars
appear.
Lincela Hau.-Duprez and Benedict's famous
MINISTRIES.
Willard Hou-Grand Inauguration concert
and last appearance Of Miss Garafiia Mohalbi
Odd Feliors' Hall, It'll street.-Ball of Friend
ship Lodge, knights of Pythias.
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TICKETS FOR CARNIVAL BAL MASQUE
Il can be obtained AZ all the principal Hotels Nu-
sic and Bookstores and at the entrance door Of the
building This Evening. Ii
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,, a STRANGE SuIcIDE-4a Office Boy Hangs
HmsfJ.-Early "Wednesday mornino last a.
one OF the employees of Small, witherell s Co.
was entering their store, at 6 and 8 Liberty
square. Boston, he found the dead BODY of the
ONCE boy, Charles A. Smith. He was discover
ed sitting on the floor with his back against a
pile OF coils Of wire some four feet hiqh. and II
was at first supposed that he had been seized
with MT. Examination, however, revealed the
iact that AFTER having opened the store, fixed
the furnace fire, and pushed out the pins of the
shutters preparatory to taking them down. he
Rad deliberately tied piece of One-quarter-
lnch Jared rope to small but heavy coil of
and, sitting down on the floor, had thrown the
weight into the hollow cylinder on the pile of
Tolls behind him. Death by strangulation, Of
been of cheerful, happy disposition. scrunT-
lousy faithful to his employees and not the
slightest reason can be assigned by his frien,ls
and relatives for his rash act
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THE BALTIMORE CONFERENCE OF THE NJ.
CHURCH SoUTH.--The Nashville (Tenn.) AdvO-
cate states Bishop Paine, who presided over the
Virginia Conference OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church South last fall. is suffering greatly with
rheumatism. He has been almost helpless for
some time. He fears that he will not be able to
attend the session Of the Baltimore Conference,
which meets March 9Th. Bishops Pierce and
Doggett, 1t is hoped, will be in attendance.
Bishop Paine took severe cold in attending a
funeral in the country. The Advocate also
publishes the following extract from a letter
written by Rev. Thomas ii. Early, giving infor-
nation OF the health Of his father, the venera-
BILE Bishop Early: s.He is very feebIe-has fallen
several times in attempting to cross the floor
alone, but he Is freer from pain than he used to
be His mental faculties retain much Of their
ing.