Since spring of last year he has been in Paris availing himself of its hospitals and facilities. He proposes returning to the United States early next fall and has some idea of settling in Providence and asks McFarland's advice about doing this. He thinks it better for an immediate practice than New York where he first proposed to go. His experiences have been unusual. If McFarland would at any time establish a hospital in charge of Sisters he would cheerfully attend it, as he did in Cincinnati. He knows that there are too many doctors in Providence, but this would not deter him. He would appreciate advice from McFarland. Mrs. O'Leary sends her regards and would be happy to see the Bishop there. :: I-1-c A.L.S. 2pp. 8vo.