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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-02-25
KWIESTYA WSCHODNIA.

Londyn l6 lutego Ostatnie depesze z
Biafogrodu donosza odkryciu nowego spisku,
celem ktorego miaio bye zdetronowanie panuja-
cego obecnie krola Milana osadzenie M jego
meis,o ksiecn Aleksandra Karageorgewicza, da-
wnego protendenta do tronu Serbii.
= Lord Rosebery, nowy minister spraw &c
wnetrznych, ponownio zawadomii Rad grecki,
1e Anglia przeciwna jest wojnie Grecyi Turcya.
Biafogrod 16 lutego. powodu nowe-
90 zbrojenia sic cafej Bugaryi, krol Milan rozka-
za} natyehmast zmobilizowanie caiej rezerwy
drugie.j klasy
Petersb burg, 1890 lutego. Gazeta
Journal de St. Petersburg," robiac uwagi
mad obecnie zawartem przymierzem turecko. bull.
garskim, powiada, ze ksiaie Aleksander ME miaf
iadnego prawa do poddania cafej armii bufgar-
skiej pod zarzad tureck Czynom tym ksia&e A.
laksander nietylko 1e naruszyf traktat berlihsk,
ale zbudzf uspiona nienawisc narodowa ma
Wschodzie, kt6ra zakohczyc sic moHe pono-
VIVA bratobocza rzezia. Rosya mowl dalej taz
gazeta, kt6ra tyle poswiecifa na oswobodzenie
Bu}earyi, nigdy ME zezwoli ma przedsewziety
plan ksiecia Aleksandra.
Bukares 81 t, II lutego. N. Bretiano, mi
Mister stanu, oraz minister spraw wewnetrznych i
zagranicznych, zrezygnowaf.
Londy n, 19 lutego. Serbia traktuje Tu-
roya utworzenu novel Unii pom'edzy Bosnia
Serbia, ma tych samych warunkach, ma ktorych
poiaczyfa sic BuigarAa Rumenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-02-25
Do Bellony tegoczesnej.

Hannibal slawnym byf wojownikiem,
Zrownaf mu moze, ten albo ten
Tys przescignefa wszystkich - -jezykiem!
Sfodka N N.
ChoG broh ig}owa TAX niebezpieczna-
Lecz stokroc krwawszych sprawca jest 81
D1ugi tw6j jezyk -7iako brch sieczna =
Sfodka N. N.
Tys zdolna wskrzesic neboszczyka,
Zerwie sic, grobu rzucaJac sen.
Dotkniety ostrzem twego jezyka...
Sfodka N. n.
A twych znajomych, co jeszcze 1yja,
Cd A do Ii ia ten- 81
Chcq sic pred toba skryt-jak przed 3mija,
Sfodka n n.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-02-25
Od Redakcyi.

Przy rozl'oczeci,, wyda"nictwa ,,Wia-
i'!&a' przybyf 10 mas p. Ieronim Der
dowski byly rrdaktcr ,.Pie]grzyma Pol
sA;esu", oiiarui;!c 1--WE ;sAugi "a 'na:rh"-
w.lIc.' wynagro.!z*nir.A pownyc} :'r>:*. zyn
p.pcrdowS|Si pnz,-gl.al mas, ne !.oz~sl;w;ajac
p" sobje nie, cnby go n',gl, "ad"l wi;!2at z
Mani Osw;.:'uzamy vice, ze p Derdo-
wsSim uie NANNY nc do czyni,s:ii,,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-02-25
AUbTRO- WEGRY

Peszt, % lutego. Izha ni4sza paramentu
przyjefa budtet.
Wiode 9 II, 22 lutego. Gazety donosza te
hraba Andrassy, kt6ry obecne meszka " Pcsx.
Gle, przeniesiony ma byd do Wiednia. Mowia,
10 ma zsjac miejsce Kelnoky EGO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-02-25
WLOCHY.

RI IN, II lutego. Marquis Tsang zostaf no.
minowany chihskim ambasadorem przy Watyka-
ME. Rad angielski zawiadomi} Papicza, il bedze
usywaf wszellzdiech WI tywow' azeby wyrobi6 miej-
see dla nunsyusza papeskiego W Pekinie.
q Kardynaf Jacobin, sekretars papeski wy
Nat note do barona Won Solicitor, pruskiego MI
nistra przy Watykaaie, zgadzajac ss ma nowe
prawa koscielne, lecz domagajac sic zarazem Q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-02-25
Wiadomosci Telegrafczne.
FIR 4 4M'YA.

Parry Z, ii Iutego Donosza, ze NJ. dc Frey
cinet zapropon"waf, azeby majaca sic odbyd wy
stawe cafego s~iaia, odfoiouo do roku 1890.
= Pog'"ski kraza, ze Rad francuzki rozka.
.zaf, azeby naty yc'mIast wysfano cztery regimen
ns kawaleryi na wsrhcdnia gran;ce pahstwa.e
KsiaSe Krapo1kin, zayorzaiy nihlistu,
ktory niedawno zcstaf wypu~zczony ma wonos6,
me z:nar o>cdI'G sic Anglii. o
Paryz, 20 Iuteg" I1zad francuzk zadecy.
d"wHf, ably W Paryzu W 7. 1889 odbyfa sic mic
dzynn'rol"wa wystawa.
Paryz, 23oIutego. Robotnicy 4elaznych
kop"lni:ch W ncr.v.iIc, Francyi, poroziepiai la-
katy, 5e wysadza kopaInie dynamitem W powietrzc.
Pary4, % lutcgo. Dziewiecset wiezniow
4 gfownrgo wifz.cnia Thomars wyfamafo sic
i przebifo pzcz straz. Wojsko zostnlo natych-
miast pow"i,nc ma pomos o nastepstwach ME
ma zadnyeh wiadomosci, ponicwaz wludzc utrzy-
mujo to w sekre.ie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-02-25
GRECN.

Ateny, % lutego. Grecki minister wojny i
marynarki chce sic zrzec urzedu, gdyby wojna
przcciw Turcyi ME by}a zadekIarowana Lud gre
cki jest bardzo rozgoraczkowany Wfadze tureckie
zachaczy}y grecki okret2 ,,Omonia" arcsztowaiy
kap tana statku. Pozniej kapitan zosta} uwolcony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-02-25
-ATiST TR VA.

10 c II, II Iutege. Ostatne burzliwe po-
siedzenic reichsrutu dowodz 4e Prnsy przez ru-
gowanio Polak6w, wywoinfy niebezpieezna aaita-
eva pomiedzy tywio'ema poIskim zostajacym pod
rzadcm a,lstryacAim. Herr Pckert oburzen;em
tiomnczyf guzet gaicyjskich. niektore artyku
ly tyczace sic Bismarka, 1adajac zarazem cd
rzadu austryuckisgo nutychmiastowego zamkpie-
cia pe~nych pols!<ich dzonnjS6w.
W ed II, 10 Iutngo. Nikita, ksiazo Car
nogorslsi, przybyf dzysisj do Wiedna. Ksiaze
muf prywatna iarade z hruba Kalnokim, austry-
ackim ministrem spraw zagranicznych. Spotka-
ME tych dwoch dostojn;k6w mlaio bye bardzo
chfodne. Przyczyna tego ma bye podobno SYM
patya dla Rosyi, kt6ra ksia&e wdoczne okazy.
wat podczas pobytu Potersburgu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-02-25

zf"godzenie prnw tyczacych sic seminary.
Rsym, 10 Lutego. ogloszono urzedownie
20 Wieebny ks. Tomasz A. Becke, obecny biskup
kat cki Wilmington, Del, zostat przeniesiony
nj biskurstwo Savannah, Ga.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-02-25
PORTUGALIA.

Lis bo q, 19 lutego. Min ;sterym zrozy.
gnowafo. Kr6l zawezwai progresionist6w do u
formowania nowego gabinetu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-02-25

4 d rad Z . ma

n,sar+*er.a,e' ,r Pis.n.t : -
h:Ray xosta1am " domu sama,
Bosgd4ss wyszla moja mama;
s.Aysle jakby spedzic ranek,
W tenn do chaty wszedf kachanek.
ia sic bardzo tenn zmieszafam,
Nawet cos powiedziec chciafam,
Lecz ciekawo5s;G jakas pusta
Zamknefa mi ma zfosG usta.
smutny jakiS by} moi ch|opiec,
Lecz dlaczego = trudno dociec.
Zbli2y} sic nares2cie do mnie
u nog mi usiad} skromnie,
Potem zgia} kolano trocha
powiedziaf, ze mnie kocha;
Ma dot mu obwisfa g}owa
wymowic ME mogf s}owa;
TAX mi sic go 2al zrobi}o
Jak3e mu odmowic by}o;
Vice tel s}owo: ,,kocham" rzekfam
niechcqcy raka spiek}am.
On zas tenn uszczesliwiony
Wybieg1 z domu, jak szalony;
Kfamca! zdrade W sercu schawa},
Nawet mnie ME pocafowa1!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-02-25
HIS Z p A MA .

Madryd, 20. lutego Cenon Castelar, v
,Thv Madrid Globo,"" krytykuje postepowanie
Bismurka wzgledem Polakow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-02-25
Rok l.

Lond n, 20 lutego. Mocarstwa wezwais-
W. Porte serbia do pcdania swyctr r,opozycyj
dla utrwalenia pokoju ma potwyspic Baikahskim.
Mysla, ze propozycya serbii nastapi jutro.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-02-25
r OS YA

los k wa, 10 lutogo. Tutejsza policya cd
kryfa nowy cyrkularz nihilist6w, ktorym prze
powiaGaja rychia smierc wielu znakomtobciom
rosyjskiego personafu.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-19
A CuAprEn nE ACCIpENrs.


An UduSuRI Run OF minor Ca'uaItIes
Yesterday.
Yesterday forenoon Anton Hilbert, one
OF the men engaged in digging the ditch
for tho Natural Gas Company Of West
Virginia, on Eotf street, in the Eighth
ward, Carelessly worked up in the ditch TO
point dangerously near the next man in
the gang, and, turning suddenly as his
neighbor was in the act OF striking blow
with his pick, he received the point OF 1t
in his left elbow. A hole about four
inches long was cut to the bone, and Til
bert will be laid up for several days
Jacob Heilmeier was working about a
stove yesterday at the residence Of his
brother, John Heilmeier, on Market
street, when the heavy iron piece around
the stove.pipe at the ceiling fell, striking
Heilmeier on the head, cutting painful
cash, and also on the hand, bruisinR and
cutting it badly.
A man whose name couldnot DO learned
fell from a, hand-Car on tho Hempaeld
road near the tunnel at the east end Of the
city last evening, and falling down the
high bank, received serious injuries. He
was removed to tho hospital fort 'eatment.
John RobreCht, jr,, was engaged in
loading barrel Of white lead, weighing
76O pounds, on his dray, when 1t rolled
back oAer his right arm, breaking it, and
crushing and bruisiDg the flesh most
severely. He will be laid up for some
weeks.
Some boys were playing in the Eighth
ward yesterday, when one Of them, named
Morris, threw a stone, striking another,
Henry Zimmerman, on the mouth, cut
ting both the upper and lower lip badly.
1t required several stitches to sew II up,
and the mark will probably remain
through life.
George Weimar, a son Of Fred Weimar,
the Fulton butcher, was sharpening his
knife on steel yesterday, when It slip
ped and cut the soft flesh between the
bones OF the thumb and foreGngsr OF the
left hand, the cash extending to the wrist.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-19

To-day is pay day at the E!ns.

To-day Is pay day at the E!na.
The doctors are increasing their dead.
beat list.
Fred N. Cope and wifo leave to-day for
Washington county, Ohio.
The Q. & P. will allow no more pedes.
TRANS on the railroad track after the q st Of
July.
Regular services In all the churches 10.
morrow. Rev. Mr.. Bfownlee breaches in
the U. P. church.
Orc P. o. Is no more, the last p. NJ.
having resigned and there being no ap.
pliCations for the office.
The Climax got back last night. To.
day the Mohteith will make hourly trips
from the Buckeye landing to Wheeling,
beginning at o'clock.
The citizens would like 10 call the Street
Commissioners attention 10 the alley be-.
tween Hickory and Walnut streets, and to
the mud puddle in front OF the public
school building.
The services In the NJ. Z, church will be
unusually interesting tomorrow. It is
the occasion OF the quarterly communion
service. The Rev. Mr.. Webb, presiding
elder Of Steubenville District, will be
present, preaching morning and evening.
Quarterly Lovefeast at 2!80 r. N. Dr..
Webb will preach this evening, at the
close Of which he will preside over the
Quarterly Conference.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-19
no 60 TO rHEAsYLUM.
Room TOR Additional IasAns Patients out
ut Weston,


ut Weston,
DR.. ]. H. Manown, one Of the physt'
clans in charge at the State Insane Asy-
lum at Weston, arrived in the city yes
terday, and Joined at the stamm House
the three attendants from the institution
who arrived the dSy before, Yesterday
they were busy making arrangements 70
convey to the Asylum to-day number Of
insane persons from this end OF the state
Among those who will be taken out are
Pat Scsrry, j. A. Tomilson, Kate Bore
man, John Briggs and Thomas Waters,
from this county, and BERTHE Hughes and
Jnlia McLura from Marshall county
There may possibly be two more from
Marshall county, provided they can be
brought into Moun1sVille from the coun'
try by their bondsmen IN time to eaten
the train.
Recent deaths and discharges at the
Asylumhaye made room for these patients,
and others from other parts OF the State
will be taken as soon as there Is more
room. While the accommodations are 80
limited, only the most violent cases are
taken. At present there are 6SS patients
at the institution. With the completion
OF tho addition now building there will be
room for 225 more patients, The contract
calls for the completion OF this new build
ing by October !, The contractor, MI
Hale, il pushing things, but has been de-
tanned iIr want Of brick, kiln having
been ruined in burning, Aflairs are re-
ported by DR., Manown as running smooth
iy with everything in the best OF order
and tho health OF the patients good.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-19
LOCAL BREvIrlEs.
MAttsrs Of minor Moment in aud About the
City,

Matters OF minor A1mSat In and About the
City,
GRAND TURTLE Sour Tonight at Mans
fields,
A HuABRR Of Wheeling people are going
on the excursion to Lake Chippewa over
the o., L. & w. railroad to-day.
TUE semi.annual water rents, due since
June l, must be paid within the present
month to get the benefit Of the discount
henry BLuMRSBuRd won at the target
shooting match last night at Blumen-
buIg's saloon, making 20 out Of pos
sible 80.
SEVERAL oil the glass manufacturers
from this section will attend the meeting
Of the National Association ut Atlantic
City next week.
TuE river vas rising last evening with
depth Of 7 feet in the channel. At Pitts.
huIgh there was depth last evening o.
10 feet 7 inches and the river was still
rising,
TnR Peoples Theatre was closed last
night, but will be opened this afternoon
and evening, when performances will be
given by MiaCo's "Humpty Dumpty" and
specially company.
The st. James German Lutheran Church
and Sunday School had an enjoyable pic
mic at Cresap's Grove yesterday, The
Opera House band accompanied the party
which numbered about 500.
An excursion Is talked Of for Tuesday
June %, to Pittsburgh, to see tbs ALE
gheny st. Louis ball game, The TounC
"trip rate has been placed at 81 30. pea
nut Scott is organizing thepaEty'
AT 'Wellsville the two.year old son o
Dell Peck was frightened to death Thurs
day night, While laying the natural gaI
main in front OF his parents residences
the gas was ignited and the child becam'
so frightened at the roar that he died II
convulsions in u few hours,
The West Virginia Company's nStura
gas pipe on Fourteenth street has beei
completed across Fourteenth, Work i
also being pushed enerGetically on tn,
line on EOf street, in the Eighth ward
and this morning force oil men will b
put to work on tue ditch on Main street
in the North End,
THE Chamber Of Commerce OmmItted It
regular meeting Thursday evening, owinl
to the many engagements Of the member
elsewhere. A special meeting will b.
called Tor Monday night, when severa
very important matters will DO up for con
sideraDion. A full attendance il earnest!
desired blythe olltcerS.
ALBERT STEVENS, OF Gravel Hill, Is al
industrious aud honest old gentleman VIII.
travels but little. He was born in Wheel
ing, but came here thirty years ago, sinc'
when he has not seen his old home unit
last Sunday, when he concluded to 90 VI
and see the sights, Thirty years had al
most transformed everything he remem
bered about Wheeling in her infancy
BelidIc Independent,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-19
CONSUL JOHN BIRCH
WHITES To A wuEELINa ERIEND
OF Religion, Education aud Some Other
Features Of Life In JRpAA-ThS Com.
mspdsbls Progress the Natives are
Making in the Arts of Civilization.

Mr.. P. B. Dobbins, OF the Board Of Edu-
cation, has received from ex.superiutend-
emit of Schools John NJ. Birch, now United
Statea Consul at Nagssaki, Japan, very
interesting letter, which Mr.. BirCh's
numerous friends here land that includes
everybody will be glad to read. In it
Mr.. Birch goes more fully than in any Of
his other letters to Wheeling friends, into
the schools and churches, and some other
interesting features OF lie in the "Land Of
the Rising Sun" He says:
"My life is somewhat different from the
old school life at home, although even
now nothing interests me more than to go
into Japanese school, have visited
them, and to see the apparatus, philisoph-
icaI and chemical, improved school desks,
all the modern appliances for imparting a
common school education, | sometimes
think would do our school men at hOme
a world Of good. The Japanese are thor
oughly alive to everything that will place
their country among the foremost nationa
OF the world. Tbs study Of English Ia
compulsory in certain grade OF the
schools, and will be compulsory in the
primary grade within short period,
"lu order that ono may SEQ the Japan
we read OF he must 20 far into the interior,
OF course foreigners still have y great deal
to do in all departments VI trade, but the
time IL not far distant when all will be
sent home and Japan will take care Of
herself,
~ was talking to the most intelligent
missionary ut this station, and no said
that within ten or fifteen years there
would not ba a foreign missionary in the
country, 80 rapidly arc the converted JapR'
ness taking hold ofthe work themselves.
He also told mo that the organized
churches proposed to contribute for the
furtherauCe Of christianity in Japan from
their own resources s, 600 Ut q conferences
held recently. Do you not think this
speaks well for heather Japan?
"The peple are very kind and polite,
and one enjoys living among them very
much, Trade is very dull, however, aud
As the standard OF money is the silver
zen, the country is suffering from the
depreciation Of the metal.
"We suffer out here very much by
reason OF the refusal of the Pacific Mail
Company to carry the mails, We gei
accustomed to waiting, however, and
read newspapers two or more months old
with rs much pleasure as ths daily morn
ing paper ut the breakfast table ut home
"A Consul In this country has little Of
everything to do, from looking after q
shpwrecked sailor to sitting in judgment
on him should he be- guilty Of any inlr0c'
ton Of the law"
Mr.. Birch expresses his continued In
telest in school work and especially the
schools OF Wheeling, and his pleasure al
learning from the newspapers that Prof
Ande son, his successor Gs Superinlen'
dent, is getting on 30 well with his work
He expects to take a trip into China and
Siberia this summer. Regular lines Of
steamers make the trip, and the fare Ii
reasonable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-19

Meetings for the study Of the Inter.
national sunday School lesson for to.mor.
row will be held In the parlots at 8 o'clock
this afternoon. This meeting will be con.
Quoted by Rev. Dn Cooke, and teachers Of
oil schools are invited to attend.
A short song service will DO held on the
front door step Of the building at 7:45
o'clock this evening.
Young mems meeting will beheld In the
parlor at o'clock, to continue forty.tive
minutes.
A mems gospel meeting vi u be held at
4 o'clock Sunday afternoon, In the parlor.
All men OF the city will receive cordial
welcome at these meetings.
From Gi15 o'clock 10 I an open alt
meeting will be held at the Filth ward
Market House. Rev. ]. Henry Hess will
address this meeting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-19
pETHANY,s PROSPECTS,.
ThS Alumni ESlistsd In Her OauSs-EshOs
OF the Commencement,

Oh Nho Ioamoneements
1t Is understood that at an annual meet
ing of the Alumni Of Bethany College,
held Thursday afternoon, s., 800 additional
to what the Society has already given,
was subscribed to the endowment fund.
This amount, considering the few that
we're present, Is quite large, and is an Rd-
ditionRl evidence Of the fact that Bethany
has too strong hold on the hearts Of her
children to go down Tor lack Of friends or
sustenanCe.
AS stated in Yesterdays report Of the
commencement exercises, the Board OF
Trustees feel much encouraged over the
outlook for the future. This Alumni APP
pear to have awakened to the importance
Of doing something, and they will 30 to
work for students and larger and more
substantial endowment, The work oil
looking out especially Tor the endowment
will be entrusted to an agent, who
will be expected to travel for one
year. The Board entrusted the selecting
Of this agent to committee composed Of
Hon. Isaac Errett, Of Cincinnati, Prof
W. K. Pendleton, and Mr., NJ, NJ. Cochran,
Of Uniontown, Pa. An agent should meet
with success; the high standard attained
by Bethany graduates is an enviable one,
and has given her q reputation. For her
size she has sent out more graduates who
stand high to-day as educators than any
other college in the country.
At the Board meeting the matter OF re-
mOvAl came up, being brought forward by
the industriously circulated rumor TO the
effect that it was to be united with Hiram
College. All such rumors were put at
rest by the finding Of serious legal dittiCul-
ties that would be connected with re-
moyal, to say nothing Of the emphatic
manner in which the Board rejected the
idea. All talk about REMOVAL should
now cease 1t does the College harm.
The Board elected to ill existing VaCan-
Cies in It's organization Mr., y. Brook Tur:
ner, OF Wellsburg, Mr., A. Mclean, Of
Cincinnati, and Mr., A. W. Campbell, Of
Wheeling, Mr.. Campbell was formerly q
member and was reinstated by very
complimentary vote, the Board being
unanimously Tor him.
After the performance OF the American
Literary Society Thursday night, the
Delta Society had banquet In Chapel
hall, There was o large turnout and
ladies graced the tables with their pres
ence. There were speeches, songs and q
repledging Of good fellowship and saec'
| tion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-19
EntertaInS Prof. VOnaumpsrt and Sing
the Mass ChOFusss.

EntertaInS Prof VOnaumpsrt and Sings
the Mas ChOruSss.
Last evening Professor Otto vonGum-
pert, OF Milwaukee, assistant musical
director for the great sNngeriest to be
given in that city by the North Amer.
lean sengerbund next month, examined
the Germania Singing soCiety's chorus
that is to take part in the programme.
lie devoted the entire evening to the
chorus, and had 1t 20 through all
the music which the great chorus is to
sing. At the conclusion, he warmly con.
graduated the members on the fine work
they had done. Refreshments were then
served and an hour spent very pleasantly
in social way.
The Professor Is very much please d
with the treatment he has received here.
lie has been handsomely entertained at
the Howell House, and the Committee
OF Reception has shown him every atten.
ton. Yesterday be was shown the sights
OF the city in the morning and in the
afternoon taken out to the Park. Every
thing he saw pleased him. He had an
idea that Wheeling was a small village.
That idea he no longer tntertains. 10.
day he goes 10 Pittsburgh and Allegheny
to examine the societies there.