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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-25
Three Hundred Apple nnd Peach
Trees Girdled for the Filth Time
ia the Michigan Frnit

10. ... ...: Region. ly Il -
EyOu, Lks Harbor (Betry County, Michigan Ih'-
kIIiHm.
Again We have to chronicle another
tliabOlical outrage, by which the value OF
tho orchard recently owned by Martin
Green, Esq, and now the property j6r w.
c. Hunter, Esq., Of West Liberty, Ohio,
has been jcoparGiscl, When this. busi-
ness Is to stop It Is impossible 10 say, but,
from present appearances, II Is to be con-
tinuet until the orchard Is destroyed. On
Sunday afternoon last, some men passing
through the orchard discovered this new
outrage, and Immediately give notice. On
examination MIR. Cook, who Is tcmporari-
" occupying the premises until Dr.
Hunter can arrange TO move his family
here, discovered That about three hun.
drCd apple aud peach trees were again
completely girdlcd, the work hay
ing been done more ctlectually than
ever. II Is impossible TO tell when this
ficudish work was done, but probably
within i0rty-eight hours Of the discovery.
The trees, no doubt, will be saved, as the
weather was very favorable, and the work
OF binding up and covering the wounds
with gruhing wax was commenced US
soon rs practicable This Is the tiflh time
that this orchard hNs been gtrtlled, md It
Is the strnngcst affair that We ever heard
Of. II Is strange that the trees have not
been killed; but there arc very few thNi
arc materially injured, the wounds Of tho
previous EirtlliHg5 having healed over
nicely. Ills no less strange that the muir
derons work has alwaps been done about
the same time of the month, and on clear
moonlight nights, and that the men have
not been seen, and that Mr.. Green
has not been able to form any
hlca Of who the soOundrCls are
who have pGrpGtratC1 this crime.
The orchard has been closely watched
until Just before q new attack, when It
has been thought no further effort would
be made 10 destroy the property. II Is
strange that this list attempt on the lite
Of tho trees should be made when II is
well known that Mr.. HuntGr-who Is u
gentleman Of high standing where lie has
formerly lived, and, rs he is m entire
stranger to the people here, cannot be
supposed to bo the object Of any persons
latrcd-owns the property, and that Mr.
Green, against whom, no doubt, the out
raCc has been intended, has no interest In
the property. Probably the scamps think
Mr., Green's sale is a sham, because lie
sold the property fnr below its value.
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The Latest News.
News of the Day.

Prof: Barell, at Marscillcs, has discover
ed u new planet .,,,y,l,sJ L.
At the pteSent rItG oG progress II Will
takc three months for the House to get
through the tariff bill.
Ex,AIinlster to ChInH, Ross Brown, i
in Washington to lobby thr0ug ii M appro
priation for his salary.
St. Louis wants a new Post Office and
u. S. Court House, n. .......
The Ways and Means Committee had
a special session on the Funding BILL
Saturday.
Tho mammoth still OF Hilgrr, for dis
tilling, at Canalton, Ohio, exploded tTi'
lay, destroying part Of the building where
II was locatcd, and doing considerable
other damage. ..
Dayton has few cases Of small pox,
The Viccroy OF Egypt has recently
purchased in this country 100 900 Reming
ton brcccll.loading rifles. The Subllmt
Porte is much interested TO know wlsNi
use lie will make Of them.
The Fcnians promise 10 put Is rcgi
ments In the field ut short notice, and
mean to take hand with the Winnipeg
gers.
Kerrigan and T'OughOy will maui ont
another for money and glory on Long Is
land, next Monday.
BlOomgnrt, who was sent TO the Pcni
tcntlary for o long term Of years, and tinc(
$4,000, for CmbGzzlemcnt In the Unitct
States Depository Mt Louisville, and 70
Gently partlOncd by President Grant, la:
gone TO Europe on pleasure trip.
An attempt was made Saturday nigh
To rob the Southwark Bank at PhiladCl
DhiA, whose vaults contained over ten mil
lion dollars. The burglars were frustrated
and escaped minus implements
Adviccs from NInncIla EAST lnlicS) re
port destructive fire involving y loss off
million and IL halC Of dollars, No insur
NnCc.
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xL1st CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, April %.
Mr.. STEVENSON presented uic crcGcn,
tiaIs OF ERASMUS D. PECE, member clecl
from the 10th Congressional district Ol
Ohio In place Of SOLOMON HoA0, dcce'Is'
cd, Mr.. PECK took tho oath.
Mr.. SCnENCK reported back the Senate
amendment tO the Income tax bill anu
moved non.cOncurrencc, stating, however
TINT he would ask for U Committee ol
Conference. AGcr considerable discus
sion tllc House refused 10 lay the bill on
the table and then refused To concur IN
the Sepatc's substitute, leaving the Sennh
10 ask a Committee oI Conference.
Mr.. VoORuEEs favored II continuance
OF the Income tux bill md declared that
in his opinion that the most unpopular
thing that the House could do would DC
tO abolish It, instead Of being too inqulsl'
tOriul he would make It more so.
Mcssrs. CoBUIlN, JUDI, McCRANG and
FARSswoRTu expressed similar views
aftcr which action wHs taken US above
stated. .....
The SPEAKER announced the appoint,
mcnt Of Messrs. GARFIELD, ALLISON and
Cox as the Conference Committee on the
Census bill.
Adjourned.
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CANADA.


MONTREAL, April 90.
Orders have been issued to diSband the
volunteers on active service, except those
on the frontier.
-Four persons arrested Oh u charge Oi
Fenianisn, having given 4 satisfactory eX-
PLANTATION, were discharged
Capt. Cameron Is organizing force ol
mounted police for Red River.
a telegram from Humningtord says
Last night n party Of three from the
United States attempted 10 pass n sentry
on guard ut an outpost, two miles from
that place. After being duly challenged
und ordered to hnlt, they were received ut
tho bAyOnet's point by the sentry. Ono
Of the horses was badly injured, and their
wagon overturned und smashed. Two OF
the party were arrested, but the third
escaped. An investigation to-day led to
the belief that the allair was merely a
piece Of braVado. ...
ToRoNTO, April 90.
The gunboat, Rescue, left Kingston last
night for Prescott, 10 patrol the 81. LAW
renee between Kingston and Prescott.
The Prince Alfred arrived at Sarnh'
Yesterday afternoon. Her force consists
Of sixty men and four officers, armed
with two Armstrong guns, two brass
hOwitzGrs and one pivot gun.
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The Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum
and tho Wheeling Female College.

To AS Edik0r Of The InteIItQtNcer!
Justice 10 the people Of the State and Of
Ohio county and the educational interests
Of our people, demand that the impress
sions created by the publication In your
paper yesterday, Fridayl morning, be a.
once corrected. 49, ,.' .
In attempting to pledge the Wheeling
Female College property to the Regents
of iLe Asylum, the parties so 0ttGmpt-
inc have 8ctei unalviscdIy and without
authority, Some time In February last
thosc having control Oftlie College sold to
ProC. ". Ii, Morton the College furniture
and leased 10 him the premises for College
purOoSCs for tivC years, With an option for
fvc moro, and active steps were at once
taken and are still in progress to make 1t
second to mono in tho country. Tho
friends Of the College are today more
numerous and active than cvcrbetoFC, and
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NEW YORK CITY.
Nrw YoRK, April es.

NEW York, April 9S.
Recruiting for the navy, which his been
suspended for some time ut the navy yard
in brooklyn, is resumed, orders having
been received from Washington u re-
omen rendezvous on board the recruiting
shin Vermont. Several vessels arG being
fitted out in haste for active service.
Tho condition of Recorder uacketL,
Yesterday, was much improved, and hopes
are entertained Of his being able to rccov'
or IN time TO preside ut tho Mcfarland tri'
nj us usual on Monday next.
Arrangements arc being made In this
city to organize colony to settle in Ala
Danla.
Tho Assistant AdIutant General denies
that Mai. Gen. Mcdowell has received or
lers from Washington to look out for thu
Fcnians on the frontier.
Count Otto Won Belser and his devoted
wife took train for tho West last evening
Ills mOther-in-lAw having settled all
claims of his indignant victims.
Mrs. T. q. Calhoun Bunkle visited Mrs
Mcfarland Richardson ut WoOdsilc, OIL
Thursday:
A court martial hns been sitting in this
city for several days. Among tho officers
tried was First Lieut.. B. +. Ryer, I'd U. s
Artillery, who hns been found guilty o
presenting IL false and fraudulent claim
against the United States, md sentenced
to forfeit all phy and allowance due him
and to be discharged and dismissed from
the service, and ordered incompetent tc
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New York Produce Market.

NEw YORK, April p.
CoFrON-QuIet; sales Of (, $40 bales al 29Sc fol
mlldllng uplands.
extra, with moderate export aud home trade de-
maud.
GnAIN-Wheat-Qule and very firm al 81 Ogft
IL for No, 2 spring; and 81 3Slbl u for winter
red and amber WFStGFn. Rye--QulCt at y7olt
q % for western. COPn-DulI and heavy at 81 II
lRI 10 for new mixed western.
PROVISIONS -POFk-VGFy quiet At S27 % fol
mrss. Beer-StcAdy with moderate demand
Cut MCAtS-ln good request At full prices, Bacon
Nominal.
LARD-AetIve: sales nf I,DO tIercsS prime
steam q 16aGc cash; IG%c, seller April; ISLdiSk
seller May.
EGOs-Stca1y at 1T1lsc.
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-OP-
WHEELING, w. VA.
Late MoundsviIlc Female Seminary
EEo', ES. " sHE1eSS IF1;4e9,y. IluTo"N' Principals.
Miss II. L, DoEHAN, NicC Principal.
MtaS KATE s. MONTAGUE, Principal PrCpara'
tory Department,
MRs, MARY JACKSON, Of Weston. Matron.
Assisted by a full Corps Of Professors and
Spring Torn opens APRrI 9th; closes JUNE Goth,
DESIGN
Tho design Of tho Institution is 10 Furnish a
thorough and Systematic course Of instruction
for young lAdiCs upOn the plan Of University In
sIFTctiOn, each department OF learning being
complete within Itself, thus enabling young
lady 10 select her own oOurBC OF study without
being restricted to any axed routine OF classes,
requiring a certain number Of years to ilniEh
bnt, In opposition 10 this, young ladies' who have
advanced further In some studies than Olhcrh,
can have The bOncdt Of their former requirements
and obtain a Certificate Of PFQaciGHcV In one OF
mora schools perhaps, In the course Of one year.
amer which time, they may bring up, with greater
mplllly aud success. other studies.
NUSIc.
Young ladies who haY0 acquired considerable
proficiency upon the plano, and who may Wish 10
prosecute the study sill further, can c furnished
Win 4uVhnt1BC6 IuT
Mrs. HutchEnS will give her personal attention
To this department. =
Other schools embrace thorough instruction In
The following directions, viz:
MILiemnttcs, MS'Ory, Ahk'Gs'A 'AetttrS: Natural
HlRtOrN, PhVRIn1i SctSHee, ChfJSttGn ScttHoe, An
dsDf and Modern language and Fine AFI.
The Academic DegrCea ArD conferred by state
authority, and aFc az follows, namely:
.HStreiS n EagIiAh Litsr1tHT-TlreO years
.WSiress Of .ArtG-Fnur years course.
.MSiresS Of Nadc-TwO To thFec years.
MISUNDERSTANDING DEPARTMENT.
BOaricrS, two In 4 room, including all OK.
pCnECs Of wAshIng. fuel, lights, GyninAstics,
PcumauShip, English, Latin, and French
Schools, per year. ...,.....,.,.... 400
D0aTdcrs, four In room, including a. above,
per year, ........s,.,,,......... jO0
PRPlOr BOardeFS, two IN room, pupil taking
but one or two BtudICB, per year. .....,.... 400
PAFlOF B0aFdGFH, with full advantage OF tInstl.
tuition, and with tho privilege Of three
music lessons per week aud three to AVO
hours practice per day, per year; 500
Tuition fOr Day Pupils, 4 =, 10, II, l9 and u
dollars per quarter, according TO grade.
Rooms for the occupation Of bOArdCr9 are OI
two classes, viz: ISt, Single rOOmS To bo Occu'
pied by two pNplls; Cd Double r0OIns, cnnSlsting
Ol PaFlOr and Bedroom, for either two Or lOuF
pupils. ,., go -,
TIE PRINCIPAL, at MOundEyillC, W E4:' or
REV. G. q. CURRR or Mss u, Il. H5Nl5AM. al
Wheeling, ulAErM&SuGW
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ohio Ercnrsion at Raltimorc.
BALTTNTnllE. Anril Q,

The members Of the Ohio Legislature
and other citizens Of that StatG, who have
been TO Washington City, are to-day the
guests Of tho city OF Baltimore by invita-.
lion Of the Mayor. After visiting tho
steamship Ohio they made an excursion
down tho bay. On their return they visit.
cd Druid Hill Park, and leave for home
on the $50 western train tonight
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FIoUR-FIrm and stGAdy.
GRAIN-W -WhCat-I kGD2c higher: sales Of No.
at 89DSJc cash; 81 HGS8< &c seller May; SSk sellC
juno; closing quiet ut S61a|c cash; this aiteE
noon unsettled at Sic cash; size seller May
COFn-lKGD2C higher; closing al SSI3GSGC; thl
afternoon lrm at 9Sk 68GC. OnIE-FIrnrr at J.
higher; CIUsIng at4iHc for FO.2 Ityc-MOre &C
tive; No. 2 closed at tic.
C&TrLE-S Steady ut Is sO(17 10 for good butch
err 10 good smooth steers.
IloOs--S Steady At IS OOG0 u for common Il
p0O1 smooth
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Steamboat on Fire.

CINCINNATI, April %.
The steamer General Lytle, caught fire
around ono Of her Chimncys last evening,
while on her way from Louisville to this
city, producing great excitement. A land:
ius was effected and the fire CXtinguished
witha fire GxtinguishCr, though 1t refused
to yield to water.
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CUBA.
HAVANA, April "a,

The English mRn.OI.war, I.ApwinS, hAs
arrived from Nassau. The officers say
that Gen. Jordan Of the Cuban forces
together with six companions, arrived at
Nass,lA on the 19th inst. Gen. Jordan In.
tends 10 proceed to New York. ...,.
The PfeuSG announces to-day that the
insurgGnt General PcrallN hns appeared In
tho Jurisdiction Of IIalquin with 600 men.
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ROME.


=" Ut INONF1 hIIEII sO'
The Prelates are active in destroying
tho pamphlets recently issued by l@nscner
and SwArtzcnbcrg against Papal inialll:
bility. The photographs Of these gentles
men have also been seized.
The third public meeting Of the Ecu
ncnical Council will DC held ut St Peters,
Sunday. After mass the Fathers will
vote or ally in the presence of the Pope
on the first acts Of the Council, and the
Pope will solemnly prOmulgate the acts.
Comparatively few strangers are In the
city.
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Tho Indian Country.

NF' I1UUIoI 4AIII Vt
Five companies Of the 7th Cavalry,
now ut Fort Leavcnworth, arc under or.
dcrs to proceed to Fort Hays for active
service against dcprellating Indians. Gen.
Custar will command.
Charles llOlgman, for many years
Cashier Of the BOatmAn's Savings InStitu'
tion Of this city, died yesterday.
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CONSTANTINOPLE.
CONsTANTNoPLF April %.

CoEsTAETEoPLE, April %. i
An immense manifesto relative TO the
Ecumenical Council which was issued in
the Church in this city, WIS torn down by
q Turkish mob, yesterday. A serious riot
is imminent. The police have been call
ed 10 preserve order, ~
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Baltimore Market.

FLOUR-QUICt and firm.
GHAIN-Wheat-Firn Maryland amhcrat$l !
0l Is. COrII-Qulct; white al q u; yellow dHl
n 81 10: receipts good. OnIH-Flrin at BtdbtGC
Ry0-StCAdy at 9ict6$l 10.
PRnvIsIOSs-Mcss POrk-FIrm At $eS SlG
% 90. BAcOn-ACtlVo and advancing; rib side
lGC clear sides lTS shoulders 13c; hams l!Gt"c.
LARD-Firm at iiHGblGliC.
wiIISKY-QulOt at 81 Or,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
LIvERPOOL,.

LIvERPOoI., April q.
There were great. demonstrations and
rclOicings here on the arrival Of the steam
er City Of Brussels. Crowds collected,
cannOns were fired, etc.
LONDON, April "a.
The OJser@r says the FcnianS here
mean. mischief Tho government has
been authentically warned Of their intGn'
tiOns TO destroy tho offices Of the Times
and Pull Mall Ga2ette, and Of other pro-
iects equally miSchievons, hut the publ.
cation 0fthc particulars Ia withheld.
Increased activity in the iron tr'IdU Is
noticed throughout England. ''..
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Tho Chinese Embassy.
BERLIN, April 81.

BERLLE, April %.
Russia Inns signed the BurltngamC treaty
anu agreed 10 u fair settlement Of the
frontier question.
The Chinese embassy will proceed To
Brussels and Paris, and thence leave for
home.
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SALT LAKE, April 70.
1t is stated that the MOrmCns north Of
here urc buying all the arms and Wnmu.
milton they Gun obtain. The ostcnsiblU
object Is protection against Indian hos.
tilities; but tho Indians have never been
hostile 10 the MorrnOnS.
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Western Union Telegraph, 89N; Adams RI.
press, 6II; Wells Fargo i Co. 191; American,
York Central, 9IA: DO scrip, %; Erie, M; liar
lem, 142K; Reading, l004; Michigan Central,
l9t4; Lake Shore, B9 Illinois Central, l39%;
Pittsburgh, 1OiK; Northwestern, ~; do pre-.
ferred. S6,S; Rock Island. 116: New jersey Con.
trul, 105X; St. Paul, 6OS: do. preferred, 7lii;
Wabash 81; do preferred, iS; Fort Wayne 82k;
Tcrre Haute, 3GH; Ohio s Misslssippl, ~; Glove.
land, Columbus 4 Cincinnati, Tx.
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Accident to a steamer.
FoRr MONROE, April %, Sal AM

The steamship, Moro Castle, from New
York, fell in with tue steamer cleopatra
from Havana for New York, disabled %
miles out and tOwel her in tho roads and
proceeded on her voyage.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, April 90.
There is a strong movement In Tyrol
for secession from the Roman Church In
case the question Of infhllibility is pressed
upon the Council
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Commercial and Financial.
New York Money and stock Market.

.l" NEw YoRK, April y.
Cotton movement for the week shows de.
crease Of receipt rum all parts; the receipts wGrC
i0.S16 bales; exports 69,li2, Tho spring CAm.
paIgn for rise on stock exchange commenced to-
day, and tho exchange II likely to be mort lively
in The fltusC. II IL reported That tho Ways and
Means Committee will offer 70 the House new
funding blu, and the Ranking and Currency Com.
mitteC will report bill authorizing tho iGSuc Of
uinety.dYe million additional National currency
without any provision for withdrawal, either Cer:
tIficatCs or legal tCulGr9 The canal funding bill
which passed the lcg gtslature will reduce tolls and
grain from TO CtS. per bnShOl, and scattGrs pay
Cnt Of Stats canal debt over u years, Instead Of
requiring payment Of four million annually, The
hank statement is favorable.
MoNEY.-ERSy 1t 49b per cent, with Cxccp-
lions 1t per cent, Ly
STERLING dull at 91IH.
GOLu-ClOsEd steady; opened at ll3% and
closed atlI8IF: carrying rates, ~ per cent TO
dat, and l-jI for bOrrwing until Monday. Clear
AuceS, fIrty.nYe million, 30 fr..t
GOvFHNTENTs and higher.
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The Art Of Being Happy.

The art OF being happy lies in the pow
er Of extracting Happiness from comn9n
things! IF we pitch our expectations
high, if we are arrogant in our Dreten-
siOns,' II We viii not be happy except
when our seIf-love is gratifed, cur pride
stimulated, cur vanity fed on fierce cx-
element kiadled, then we shall have but
little satisfaction out OF this life The
whole glohe Is museum to these who
have eyes 10 see. Rare plays are unfold
drama Of life intelligently. Not 90 to
theatres? Wicked to see plays? Every
street Is theatre. One~cannot open his
eyes without seeing unconscious players.
There are Othellos. and Hamlets, and
Lears, and falstafs. Ophelias, Rosalinds
and Juiiets, all about Us. Midsummer
night dreams are performing IN our
heavens. Happy? A walk up and down
Fulton street in Brooklyn is as good as q
play. The children, the nurses, the maid
ems, the mothers, the wealthy every
bodies. the queer men, the unconscious
buf5oons, tie drolls, the earnest nonsense
and the whimsical earnestness Of men,
the shop windows, the cars, the horses.
tie carriages-biess us-there is rot halt
time enogh to enjoy all that is to be seen
In these things! Or, if the mood takes
you, 90 in and talk with the people
choosing, Of course, fitting times and sea-
sons. Be cheerful yourself, and good
natured and respectful, and every man
has secret for you worth knowing
There Is a school-master waiting for you
behind every door. Every shopman has
a look Of life different from yours. HUI
man nature puts on as may kinds Of 70
liage as trees do, and is far better worth
studying. Anger is not alike in any two
men, nor pride, nor vanity, nor love
Every fool is special fool, and there is
no duplicate. What are trades and all
kinds Of business, but laboratories where
| the ethereal thought is transmitted into
some visible shape of matter? What
are workmen but translators Of mind in
to matter? Men are cutting, saving,
fling, fitting, joining, polishing. But
every article Is so much mind condensed
into matter. Work Is incarnation. No
body knows a city who only drives along
Its streets. There are vaults under streets,
cellars under houses, attics above, shoDs
behind. at every step men are found
tucked away IN some queer nook, doing
unexpected things, themselves odd, and
full of entertaining knowledge.
1t IS kindly sympathy with human life
that enables one to secure happiness.
Pride Is Ike an unsiivered glass, through
which all sights pass, leaving no impress
sion: But sympathy, like mirror,
catches every thing that lives. The whole
world makes pictures for mirror heart.
The best Of all Is, that kind hears and
keen eye are never within the sheriff; s
reach. lie may seqUester your goods,
but he cannot shut up the world or con-
iscate human life. As long as these are
left one may defy poverty, neglect Of
friends, and even to a degree misfortune
and sickness, and. still find hours brimfal
every day Of innocent aud nourishing en-
joyment, -Heniy Hard Beecher.