Earle, Pliny

physician and alienist, was born at Leicester, Ma ., Dec. 31, 1809; graduated from the medical department of the University of Pennsylvania (1837); was resident physician at the Frank ford Insane Asylum (Friends'), Philadelphia (1840-42), and at Blooming dale, New York, (1844-49); superintendent of the Ma achusetts State Hospital for the Insane (1864-85). At intervals between 1837 and 1871, he travelled extensively in Europe, studying the methods of treating the insane, and his published works on this subject are many and valuable. Died at North amp ton, Ma ., May 18, 1892. Earl'ington, in Kentucky , a post-town of Hopkins co., on L. & N. R. R., 4 miles S. of Madisonville; has railroad repair shops and manuf. of coke and wine. There are coal mines near by. Pop . (1897) about 2,000. Ear'ly, JUBAL ANDERSON, lawyer and soldier, born in Franklin co., co., Va., Nov. 3, 1816; graduated from West Point in 1837, and studied law, but served in the Mexican War as a major; joined the Confederate army in 1861; soon rose to the rank of major-general and took part in the battle of Gettysburg (1863), an invasion of Maryland (June, 1864), the engagements at Winchester and Fisher's Hill, Va., (Sept. 19-20, 1864) and Cedar Creek (Oct. 19, 1864), being defeated by Sheridan in the last three fights. After the war, resumed the practice of law at Richmond and Lynchburg; died at the latter place on March 2, 1894.