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Wheat Prospects.

CINCINNATI, March 2l.-The Cincinnati
Price Current publishes tomorrow an elab-
crate report of the condition of the wheat
crop throughout the winter wheat belt OF
the west. Comparison with the condition
last year, which is placed at 100, shows the
present condition as follows; Ohio, IS; lndl-
ana, 50; Illinois, 90; Missouri %: Kansas
81; Mich gan, 96; Kentucky, 20; Tennessee
So The winter wheat sections of Wisconsin
promise well, the general acreage being
about 10 per cent below last year. The
spring wheat sections of Minnesota, Iowa,
Wisconsin and Nebraska show no essential
increase compared with last year. The
Price Current notes that the impairment
i peot 'hs may wini be- m HSfni pros Or
made worse by future favorable or unia-
vorable weather. 1t is hardly reasonable
to look for n crop equal TO last year. 1t
estimates this years crop will fall below
45O0SO,00O bushels, or 100000 less than
last year.
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Chicarn Ehlns.

CHICAGO, March 2l.-Therc was fire this
afternoon at 5li aud 6l6 west Madison
street, occupied by Ketcham, Rothschild u
Co., furniture makers; l., S. Gamble, mer
chant tailor, aud Neelv & Rath, boots and
shoes. Total loss, $1,000; insured, except
Gamble, who loses $1,000. A large number
of women aud children in the museum
next door got out safely.
The new W stern Union Tele 'raph COM
pany, of Illinois, began quo warranto pre-
ceedings against the old Western Union
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Telegraph company. to show by whla right
II undertakes to transact business\withir
the limits OF the state Of Illinois.
CHICAGO, March 2l.-Ex- Presdena DiAz
and party visited the stock y ards this morn
ing, lunched, and listened and replied to
complimentary speeches They Inspected
the fire alarm system and visited the large
dry goods stores this afternoon, and heard
Salyini at Hayersy's theatre tonight. To
morrow they 80 to Pullman.
The result of the republican primaries
this afternoon, indicate the probability OF
a convention tomorrow which will not en-
dorse Il, I. Crane, the citizens "independ,
ent candidate for mayor. 4 large proper.
tion OF the delegates are unpledged, aud
nominee cannot be preuicled.
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About to be Fired

HARRISBURG, PA, March 2l.-Dukes, the
slayer of Captain Mutt, has not yet made
his appearance in this city. In the house
this morning the committee to whom was
referred the resolution in relation to Du kes'
title to a seat in the house, reported Dukes
had not been present at any time during
the session and recommending the appoint
ment Of a comNittee of inquiry, To ascer-
tain whether his absence was due TO disa-
bility or otherwise The report was adop-
ted. Another resolution was adopted that
Dukes shall not be allowed to take his seat
until the committee OF enquiry made us
I rapnrt
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NASHVILLE, TENN, March 2l.-A bill
passed the legislature this afternoon amend
ing the charter incorporation of this city,
limiting the municipal Legislature to ten
councilmen, elected from the city at large
and no two from the same ward. The city
has fourteen wards and it is believed this
eilectually breaks up the old system
OF ward rings and cliques, and will
result economically and to the great relief
of taxpayers. 1t abolishes the two boards
system.-The council OF ten exercise merely
legislative powers-and creates an exeou-
tive board of three, called board of pub.
lie works
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With Wild Witches in ~. s

Il IL
There is a superstitious idea with soma 1,
Ihis part Of Georgia that horses ara 80,
ridden. We take no stock in his reIc VIZ" az
r rsn1,rIant age, but strange incident wb;oh
,ecaiIs the oit-agitated matter Ia Tho 1 rant
L lnn' ior several days the horse of 8 II i To
i men, merchant ofthis city, has been ton uU,
ms in proinse PRESENTATION in the early MORN,
no iii II w. Win h me print Of leg on either side
Stable 10 " i"ot oeen ridden bare backed. The
ms stable at daylight every mornins y I'm IN
III the past few mornings 6e IL nan,i = - out
In ne had Just returned from lone Mag a6n Us
IIr whoiiy unit for service during t6e au
Lme uay, Changing the lock on t6e st. b
, ,as no elect on the witches, The more v ,1'
,on,ai are much agitated over the matta5
'g mat witches visit his stable
"et your Easter cards nj Ma,o, T. MI
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Sitting Emil.

CHICAGO, March 21.--Instructions have
been forwarded to the commissioner of the
department of Dakota for the removal OF
Sitting Bull and his immediate followers,
now under military surveillance at Fort
Htntall, to Stan ling Rock agency, where
others of the Sioux reservation Indians are
stationed. The savages will leave Randall
uader guard April H. Provisions will be
ssued to the Indians until they have an
opportunity to provide for themselves.
rms is in accordance with the request OF
sitting Bull TO become n reservation In
d'an, which the chieftain has declared he
never would be. lie was taken to Fort
randall early last fall, together with num-
Der OF warhke young bucks, and thus sep
arated from others of his band, the Uncom'
papas, owing to the ugly demeanor OF him.
sell and followers, 1t is expected he will
De given an opportunity to raise stock &c
provide for himself and followers.
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a Fast Scheme .

BURLINGTON, IA, March 2l.-ofiicials OF
the Minneapolis & st. Louis, Burlington,
Cedar Rapids & Northern, Chicago, Bur-
lington & Quincy and St, Louis, Keokuk &
Northwestern railways, in conference
fast passenger line between st. Louis
and Minneapolis, and Lake Minnetonka
and St. Paul, to be called the st. Louis
Minneapolis & st. Paul Short Line, form
erly known as the Iowa route. This ar
rangement goes into effect April LIST.
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LomIsyIlIe Ilxnosition.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 21.--The man
agement of the southern exposition, to
open here August LIST, have concluded to
have daily concert during the one hun
bred days of its continuance, and PROPOSE
,ions have been received from Gilmore DR..
Dameroch and Theodore Thomas. 1t isex-
pected one of these organizations will be
engaged A committee has been appointed
to conduct negotiations. Applications for
space are coming in great numbers. 1t
will probably be necessary to erect an annex
to the main building its space being insult
cient to meet the demands.
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Ole Hundred chiIdren's Suits at sa35
THEY ARE WORTH ORDINARILY wa w. ~"'VVi
'TREIEMeER THE PLACES
SHlNHARDT, the Clothier
100 ELM STREET

lSaplds, Indiana, Railwacomn.,,,.
ing the latter from paws i nyauSy. restrain
by mortgaSa 0 Sn us D9ied debt, secured
paid interest T connors ls69, until it has
cured by the ' Sape S, = the bonds Sc.
maturng, purcbssaS anSyeage previously
ylyapa Railway compan %u o NY the Penn
intercs TO s., 900. "oun'ing,with
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Queen ylctorln,s Woful condition

NEW York, March 2l.--A London special
says; The injuries ceived by the queen
saturday, by slipping upon the stairs at
The palace AT Windsor while descending ia
takc her carriage Tor ride, now turns out
to be more serions than was at first sup
posed, and ii is believed SHE will he cor.
nned to her room Tor some time. At the
time OF the accident her majesty and a..
PENDANTS thought little OF it. The queen
after returning to her room ana making
examination in order to ascertain the ex.
tent OF her injuries. determined to carry
out her intention and take her drive, Or
returning, and whom acemp,'ng to leave
tho carriage, she found he was unable tC
40 20, and had TO be assisted by
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RObber Work,

BYERs STATION, 90, March 2l.--The
house of Duncan Doles q mile north of here,
was burned Monday night. Doles, 9S years
old, occupied the house alone and when the
fire was partly subsidized, neighoors found
the dead body of Doles under the bed with
q rope around his neck. This not being
his usual bed room, it is thought he was
strangled bv robbers and hidden under the
bed and the house fired Considerable
gold and silver coin and some melted
money were found in the ashes. lie had q
large amount of money in the house and
leaves u large estate.
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Mill SCAnNnl.

BosroN, MASS, March 2i.--The will OF
Albert Goodyear, who left number of
outside requests. and suppressed six years
ago by the widow, who has just died, was
discovered among Mrs. Goodyear's effects
by her son Alfred, who is named as execu-
tor, and who VS.. with his mother, lett hall
of the residue of his fathers property. The
statutes provide a fine and the i'm
prisonment of the executor for
the offense. 1t is stated Mrs.
Goodyear said Alfred knew of the will, and
that it was matter between themselves.
The other heirs will make determined
fight.
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NEWPORT, II. l., March 2l,-The supreme
court this morning sentenced Katie A,
Judd, the house-burner, to twenty-five
wears. The house owned by Mrs. Hannah
Rudolph was burned this morning, and
Mary Barry, domestic, persisted in the
flames. The loss is sll 900 and insured for
Az 600
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Fearful Accident.

CLEVELAND, o., March 2l.-In conse-
Qnence of an accident to the hydraulic ap-
psratus in the Cleveland Rolling Mill com.
pany's Bessemer steel works, u huge con.
yerler containing several tons OF melted
metal, overturned this morning, spilling
It's contents into the pit. The hot metal on
striking the damp sand, exploded with VIC.
,,ence and scattered widely, fatally burninS
Fatrick Foley and another workman, sc
aislieured, as not yet to be identified, and
badly scalding dozen Others
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When you suffer from dvsnons;. -.
nGrn, malarial affections EIigG1 npan heart, heart
we, Wt complaint and other wastinc aiss sease
n Wnun you wish to enrich the blooJ " PES
pp H;rhiy the system generally. When u nnu
w WISH 10 remove all feeling of weai, n you
,m, sn, lack of energy, try n b o,tla
n ,inwns Iron Btters and see how creatI,, ~ ~
m,a peneht you. 1t SURPRISES alf ny ncyw =,
,eeues as an enricher OF the blood and
,g nnn,i regulator of the various bodiiv
'uhctions. Ask your druppist oooiiy
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ihere were recently returned to Tho non.
erai passenger agency of the New York Con.
tral road bundle of tickets which r won
found In the overhauling of one OF Tho .,o
. ons On IN, the line Of the road They wereis
iuea IN iSo2, and have the signature "o az ~
n. ~. menuriok' ticket agent. They were f. H.
t p"ssafe over the Hudson River raiI,o.d
rum Albany to View York, and bore the -.
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I,Rin NeOilod

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2l.-The rainfall
thus far has been very light and fears are
entertained unless there are plentiful show
ers before April let. the wheat and barley
crop will be almost total failure except
in several coast conties which may be aided
by iogs, The fruit and grape yield prom.
ses 70 exceed that of any previous year,
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Mail Rnhl,nd

clerk Si in t farca 2l'-W. \. Stewart,
Cincinnatst-offjco ''h' OF the
night by Vice insnoot 1fesIeu TO-
of purloinm l ettnrs' q charge
of guilt wid on bis ~, ~ said proof
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Fatal Accident ,

PEORIA, I'LL, March 2l,-This afternoon
rope sustaining q swinging scaiiold on
which three men were engaged in painting
the side of large elevator, broke and ia
cob Wattenschwa was killed, Joseph
Vail fatally hurt. Il, o, Shupp caught the
rope and escaped injury.
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Milk War

NEW T. March 2l.-ThmiIk ds.,o,,
offered i, mix producershrce c ssa,'' .
quart INST half month al tbroo ans q
M esn.4 remainder of 4 mor,i anu a
san,eonerr.efused. The pro,cers ' M, l put
the exch. " ueSla outside of
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Mig strike,

PrrtspuRG Pa, March 2l.-Thc CONNER
cial Gazette's Unlontown, Penn. special
says: Tonight Superintendent Kcighly, OF
the Youngstown Cake company, shot and
killed John Kane, a Molly Mcguire. The
miners are Oh strike and very ugly. Great
fear. OF an outbreak are entertained and OK
citemput is hilh.
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A Right step.

ROCHESTER, March 2l.-rho state asso.
citation of brewers aud mals,ers passed resc.
lutions not to spend money TO purchase
legislation or influence the action OF the
legislature, and denounced the system o
legislative overtures by lobbyists as black.
mil,
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Mild Wipta,

ors no,nt ,arcn a'-Advi from vari.
dictate thu wipter haS ,e"untry IN
for stock and tho las pa favorable
and cold Ter il ast;, russ IA exposure
per centhe entira tus not exceed
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CORgiCANA.l

CoRsicANA, I...,,o,
or ,ho uor., the schedul,
viii, hr,n, ,he 1tral railway
honrs as0oI hearty lively,
dailies. other stat,
The Anheus
completed, AMI ,us s Is about
ment of ice ms first ship
The wind 81,
and this NORTH iast night
tered "a. meter regis
Since the pt,u
nance u greaO"aih orui-
started. ""'e been
Richard Ma,.,,,
week by the sanJureu last
and his recover : very low,
The Commep,iuh
line business ?, is doinga
popular Sunda, we l most
cling men. ~ ior 'ray-
Cotton ia still a. /
of the season Il Z 'aii'end
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GRAND RAPIDS, Micu,, March 2i.-The
Pennsylvania railroad company to-day pre-
sented a bill in the circuit court oil this
county foran injunction against the Grand
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ncenuIarv

oord I,rap oNN' March IAN in
T Machine morning ddroyed the
comnanv ,T me Nangatuk Machine
, elevator il, os co 10y ao the new
$ll 900; id ~ s, constructor, Loss,
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ImnOrtnnt Knliny.

PnLsDURY, Pa, March 2l.-Judge Atch-
.sOn in the United States district court to-
day, filed an opinion in the case of the
The defendant was indicted for selling to-
bacco contrary to section 1868 of the
Revised Statutes. His oliense consisted
IN having sold five pounds OF plug tobacco
from broken package to smaller dealer.
Jud e Atchison says the government has
no right to enquire whether jenkins sold
tobacco to be sold again, and consequently
discharged the defendant. The opinion is
contrary to all recent rulings of the United
states department of internal revenue.
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lng Them IN,

NEW ORtarcb Of III
wright, Gid Short o,,., ni"'n.
cases, the ION obtoiro1 ~ il"uu
dead men hines anma ne list of
poll list as "Ppeaeo on the
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Murderer

=, a.n;na March 2l.-Early thi.
of the Miss nson, colored servant
picion of bt NED a.; arrested . ON sus-
and jailed. w :" 'helr murder,
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~ Work.
NHts

Buck moui Mamn,o,i, 9A'e inc
the Culm II l. Gus from
800 600 cubE maj 10 eSlinated that
be removed ii"i VII nave to
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blurred

coOtral nort Reports from the
snap has lols indicate the cold
wheat and az az, 70 early-sown
poets. 'o'eu peach pros
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,,,,,.sel.

irrv hos The Federal grand
against Mes %or indictments
penter, chat ,;n ".'ieroh ana Car
Dakota land ing concerned in
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SURE CURE FOR BLACK LEG.

rs.. bottkhevs, fkxAs sept. Z 1854
WoNokkUl EIGHT for Bl ACk IEC
in Csttie by Swing from IS 10 - ldrops inieS-
nally aad applying externally once Yer twice 10
a. J. McLURE w. b sHlRLETf
A. J. STEWARD. WILL McNuRE.
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If Mrs. Ly has mt ro,,,,,
ancient alchq a. Wnioh the
her medicinent experiment,
maud an ir ,aae'y 10 com.
popularity IN ' ran;d universal
and eminent n ,ap ,, progress
correct judgthaaay,,, V ~ Tor q
promising cd ,"n u 10 . most
distinction ~, t,' honorable
achieve, $40 'aiied to
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niarHaole endorsement; .Tt r..,
d. M ona tH tram leaving ALBANY NJ s az,
be refnnSad 'iar onevery whole ticket vii
tickets ,baV Wy conductor" These wa.o
werc tir san r were used when night trsi S,e
aro aud III run over the road, thirty vaa.s
the retnrn n 10 ENDORSEMENT GUARANTEEING ths
soncers 10 I'm, y. one collar was to induce na0
viii re- ia e.ayei by rail instead of nv hpas
good far % paeAage came another of t;cl",s
but ban NV, passage between the same noi r.ss
on tha haS 'he word "Rochestern stsn,n"j
Su 'ne nack. This class, used oho oniaiped
hit oi , I'M was OF the same form Soe; .he
orJ;, ,ou dashboard about tho si1a s'sus'o
nsad NY visiting card, and was Of tba " ~, IN
Woe ole the coupon tickets now Il, ,, s.y,u
Era au ,nought OF. When the late - nnosuo
Cau,rsire was ticket agent of the Nav =,
,haM Ioad ne had issued A tirts, s orA
nr s;nny 10 81. Louis. On tho edea ,noni
p pSam'eH the initials of the varioSSs were
c c,ot when the holder could mass r1 m
ticra, , was obliged to punch iror, t Ing
n,.ass, 'ue name OF his road as tho ',''s
ntn over 1t. This style of ticbet no m
nnu Icing Tor the first time tho cnnJ ,, uaaieu
wasoh now used by every conducto. y
tion ,isi we iirst the attempt M con,h;'
IN a uohet rom which has finally eu
i n w present halfyard long coupos tic c1wh
nt n", aso the reason for the first cathoa;n
me,hnJHa passenger agents 10 consni, n!s
me,hod' Vr managing their busines ~, w
MO ,%a which meetings finally ararc
enaar no national association of general ,,aa
hi e; agents, which will hold meat;npp us'
' o'i march l3.--[New York Timses M
. =
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p " Gneh,

=. W. Ooeba
Kansas, Gays: ou,,sonrg,
Bitters' for ilyokly Ash
handled a med we never
versal satistacti iors uni.
family medicln mi,ng tho
warranted dofe 4 nave
one returned" ''er mad
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HOWELL BRorHEps

to call the u aftos IN Boots and Shoes n,n.
adapted OF the ha g q
obbessS compete prices with 9S section viii at
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rkxAs. Augusta 1854.

Aessrs Morley Bros.
GKSTEEsEN Il have sod WONDERFUL
EI1Hr' to several OF my customers VIII used
for the cure Of 6lACS LEG ~ siying
ne or two doses internally and spplt .ng II ex-
lernally, Il worked ike a charm Yours. Eic.
J. b. HUTChIS0N.
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A.FlASrA,i. v. Mccrack,n
resigns as rs 81 sul pfthc East Ten.
sistant presil W pecohhe as
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Too Gate asor Glassiftcntior

Vsa-A gold lace pin ia the sh.ne q, :. -
-, set With ipeudant diamonds ""T Th ar
y, ,n reclyes reward Of e25 By leaving ae nauer
a''he pelmonico Restaurant "s n e ~, ZANE
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ends %"s'e no time; delays have dongeror.
e tar;a a member of your fam hiiu"Eerous
wai, WIN a slight cough or cold - do SUI,
ti" "r' until II develops itself into rons, MN
Ru,,;; pGt procure at once A bottle Of ~
Jun cough Syrup and cure that COL " Dr'
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New YoRi - g.. ,...,.
Gelicrt brou
Labrador 5i1 '""1' SEQ" ,ue
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The Louisville Exposition Bids Fair to
he Musical and Success.
ousen Victoria Has Hurt Her Knee and
a Nation Weeps.
Foreign.

other Interesting Items by Telegraph.
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.tont

MAI os p,arch 2l.-Edric A.
the Bloomii Illinois, agent of
heen arresietad company, has
OF embezzlement.
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early Iinilmnp 1i.,..

Mason & Erb's, '' '""oy notions, nj
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Eakin9 9o,uflcr

oe. your Easter cards at Mason & Erb,s
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PARIS, March Washington will rep
.,,0r, France at the coronation ofthe Gear,
EXCHANGE CLOSED.
LIVERPOOL, March 2l.-The exchange here
,riI, he closed from Friday to Monday in
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MADAME PATHS CHRISTMAS TREE.

A small Christmas tree stood in one or
Madame PATHS parors at the Windsor Hotel yesterday
From Its candle bedecked branches hung many valuable
presents sent to the prima donna by her New-iork
friends.
"sit not charming" cried she, clapping her hands like
pleased child; they knew had had no real Christina
because was travelling they got this up AZ surprise
to me- and great surprise it was, can assure you"
Have you had pleasant tour Z" was asked.
"very We had great houses in Philadelphia, and good
ones in Boston also whore the snOwstorm interfcred
terribly with business. In Montreal received a
perfect ovation and the people fairly shouted their well
come before had sung note Ihave my new car now.
and 1t reduces the discomforts OF travelling to mini
num- feel II were in my own room at home and
ny only regret is that cannot pack it and take It
home with me when leave"
al suppose you are going TO receive on New-Year's
Day T.
Il suppose So unless Ihavc to rehearse Crispino,
which is likely to be the case"
lis there any truth In the report that you have dis
covered Welsh miner on your estate who has magnih
cent baritone o.
Oh dear, when will they stop inventing those funny
stories" and Madame Patti repeated the anecdote 10
SignOr NicOlini who present a baritone g OK
claimed no in English; tell me its name and VIII Kill
it." NO" continued Patti did find a young man
with good tenor OF the English style, and sent nm 10
the Academy of Music-but a baritone, no."
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YESTERDAY HOSPITAL COLLECTIONS

The churches generally had large congre-
cations yesterday and the collections taken for the
pita Saturday and Sunday Association spond-
ngy large The total amount for the two days he
given until the contributed at the 294 churches
aud synagogues In which the remembered are
aggregated. The books will close until January Is
The churches Of all Protestant denominations have Wed
with each other IN the work this year. the Methodists
being especially urged to greater exeons than usual by
tho structures OF The Christian Advocate which declared
that the Methodist Church had been shamefuy derelic
In this matter hitherto and urged pastors and people to
removcthc disgrace" There is reason 10 believe that
the appeal needed At the meeting OF the asSo
citation % be held nc ST. Lukos Hospital January 81 the
treasurer will report the amounts received from all
which will be placed at the disposal Of the Com
mttce Distribution consisting Of the Mayor, the Post
MASTER the President OF the Chamber OF Commerce
Henry T.. Pellew, Jesse scligman Edward Cooper aud
Norris X Jesup. In the OF hospitals benefited by
this fund 10000 patients are treated annually at cost
estimated at 41lO,OOO.