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P4SSENGERS ARRIYRD.

FROM LIvRnPOOIrn steamship ~ Psns Aug nMr Toe
renee C. Peedt and wife Jas Pollock LevYy IN Rev II
hsrsa the Res, rhos Dro Mr. Lantcrhuy Coshn Coys
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wBnsa %: Rev. James MeGlsa Miss sarah heAsrten.
~ Eslhard Mr. Godel, Charles Goudsou Jobn 0oshsos.
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Cuba.

SENIOR AzCARATE NOT AN AGENT or SPAIN
To the Agent Of the Neto- York Associated Press;
DEAR SIR: Several of the papers of this city
having variOusy stated that accredited by tho Gov
eminent Of Spain to treat in its behalf with the directors
OF the Cuban revolution think it is proper TO recty
the incurred by declaring that do not represent
the Government nor do bear official character Of any
kind.
While as a Cuban deplore that a Misunderstanding
between many OF my oOuntrymen and modern Spain
should keep up in Cuba a cruel and ruinous war while
I uphold the national unity the most sure way OF
realizing the abotonist and radical ideas which pro-
fess; and while believe, too, the Government thinks IL
self with good reason strong enough TO conquer am
not the bearer OF any mission whatever nor do propose
10 NEEDLE In the question. =,
therefore beg OF YOU behalf OF the truth that you
Will publish these lines, and believe me your opealeh'
servant, NICOLAS an
Granercy Park House,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-29

ADAMs-S4iariay usrOins August Aian- bis TIA
TIE relatives and friends Of family son Ro>rt
John Csl Invited % attend As eaer
services TUESDAY morning the gh inst clock ton o ais
residence No. 10 West Fsriy eghth-st
BROwN-sudaenly on Sunday morning the 18th Inst Ns AM e
Of John P BroEu and daughter Of the late Herman Hughes
Notice OF funeral hereafter
BRTTTOS-Ssuriay morning AnS q Annats Tosu oWe-eA
staten Island Mary wife Of the laie David Brtou.
Funeral norsyian Church NeS DOrp At p Toes'
p The viii stop aud returning s the Cemetery
CRoCKBR-on sunday 2h inst q aner leg nr.
aged months and % day.
CRAPT-At Milton T. Aug 25 Jane, Gran aged j esrs .Si
m0nihA
DAvID-At Yorker, Aug q, Miss Ellen s David
DAVISON0n SATURDAY g. Jennie H. daughter 81 naHrs
Relatives and friends boz uersl from psa~
residence, l3 Thompson %, at p M tbs DAY
VELLOws-Tn Brooklyn FRIDAY morning 6 Emily E III Lcas
A Feilovs and daughter OF Martin y. Brett
The friends family invited attend The n-ra hnisg 9h.
from her late residence No ~ Leaertssi near Halls
HARvEY-At Cornwall the Hudson Friday 10th inst MARI
J.. wife OF Edward Harvey.
The family respectfully invited TO aend be- fu1es
services at 10 o'clock a james. Cathedral
REAPgY-At Moutea SUNDAY 'h INST, sers on
illness, John r. Kearny, in bis J7th year
Notice q funeral hereafter =, -.
LATHAM-At Orsnge J. THURSDAY, Aug p Chrre' Lih.o
The reI.syss aud friends 81 the fau, re.Feca a ,ssd
NopdIy The 19th ns p O'Clock a s
r'"s IsVe r. ~ Lilo D. m Chs.ophers lis p
q Lda Emma Only daughter Of si-
aaa Marian H. Packard aged 10 YEAR and months =.
Funeral Of her "a bas Bghv ourh
Tuesday Aug D. at2 Friends Of tie family are inI.'od
rrRNBiLL-On Friday % Isabella Bao the beloved VIE
Punbol, aged - month, AMI ~ days . 49,, -,
Relatives and friends u The ny respectfully yi rt-h s
funeral late residence No 81 ANTI 81 Brooln ms IN 10
da) l24 o'clock The remains VII be tiArH 20 "''Ht-
for nternent
yaH Pnssy Aug Is Mn Mar vs aged 53vsr.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully us % ses<
soa4n.Iaw Hsrrsou Hall No J23 Lex agton-sge.
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
TRAGEDY IN BROOKLYN.
DINVVINfI'4''
NOTED BURGLAR SHOT AND KILLED BY
POLICEMAN.


A NOTED BURGLAR sHor AND KILLED By A
POLICEMAN.
Officer Cowan of the Second Brooklyn Pre-
cinct about 10 O'Clock Saturday morning shot and
killed burglar who had entered and robbed house and
was endeavoring to escape with stolen coat Mrs Dem
nison resident Of tenementhouse on the corner OF
Dock and Frontsts, while going to her apartments met
the thief coming ont with husbands coat his arm
and she started after him. crying Stop thief Watch
&C. The thief was rapidly leaving his pursuers behind
and had reached the corner Of Main and Front-sts'
where Officer Cowan standing. Seeing the fleeing
thief, he attempted TO intercept him, but failed,
and the down Main-st. and turned
into waters Just the thief had got to the front en-
trance Of Campbell Thayer's Oil Works on the upper
side of waters the officer fire. shot from his revolver
after having in vain ordered him to stop The THIEF
turned into Campbell Thayers store and endeavored
to hide having dropped the stolen coat OFFICER Cowan
came up and Selling him. drew MN mo oten 70 tbe sta
tOnHOuse when, as they reached the VI ~ a.,
and the prisoner st9pee ss Son ON the side
walk, and almost Immediately fell over ana uea 10 so
great sson;shment OF the Gee wso re,ooed 20 the
Morgue and in the evening IL was reoogntcd, oe
Maony thief Who in July last was arrested for bur
gsry and bad ESCAPED 1 hSd also sen been on
Blackwes Island for larceny, and has served term OF
10 years at Sing Sing. The bullet was found 10 nave
Officer Cowan who is regarded faithful officer re-
Gently shot thief the arI and leg While ne yos
Walsh yesterday and held await the result OF the IN
vestgaton which will take place this afternoon DeIorS
Coroner JOnes The woundng Of she river thief Well
| known in the Second Ward Of Brookyn as shsmls
O'Brien and firing at another river thef when pTey
ousy fired at are the only shooting affairs with when
| Officer Cowan has been connected. -,
Thomas Anderson, who resides at the corner or Cath
arine and Monroe-sts Of this city, yesterday called at
the Second Precinct Police Station, Brooklyn and iden
tilted the clothing found the burglar as that stolen
from his room on Saturday He states that he was sleep
| ing in his room when he was awakened and saw man
al The door in his shirt sleeves. He asked him what he
wanted and the response that he had come into the
wrong room by mistake. An officer accompanied Ander
son IN the MoTRue and he there identified the body OF
the burglar as the man who IL lis room Tie alpaca
coat on the body also recognized as portion OF his
stolen garments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-29
NFW-.TERSEY.

The Ne,r- Brunswick FREEDMAN, in discussing
the prospects OF the November election for members Of
she New-Jersey Legislature, says:
The Republicans have only TO elect Senators IN Cape
May Burlu gton MiddleseX, and Morris 10 nave ma
iortv n the senate 20 say nothing OF Passsic where
they stand excellent chance TO place Republican IN
the held by Mr.. Hopper. HuuterdOn ana Sus-
sex Of course will both elect Democrats. In Cape May,
with Beesley. other good man. there should DE
no difficulty OF election. SO III Burlington, with Harry
Irck candidate and the whole party united and at
work while we have good show IN MlddleseX. The
gentleman the Republicans Of Morris viii select 70 MI
the Of the ameuted George T. Cobb has not been
named but understand they have one there who can
carry Did Morris despite the best efforts OF the DemOc
raCy The House o. Assembly can be carried just as
easily the Senate II good men nominated in every
case We expect a sold Republican egaton from the
First District, and member or two in Burlington
II East Jersey viii DO well there nothing 10 prevent
placing Ncv1'rscy where she properly belongs
1n the galaxy OF Republican states which have such
glorious record IN The countIys history.
Democratic meetings were held throughout
jersey city saturday night TO nominate delegates
for the Congressional Convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-29
PROBABLE WIFE MURDER IN BROOKLYN

The intelligence that man had murdered
his wife y cutting her throat with razor created con
siderable excitement in Brooklyn yesterday 81 aIe
aars that Officer AbererOmbie OF the Ninth Kfeclhct
was patroing post the city line IN the arnne
vben a man apparently farmer came up TO INN ana
,tea that his wife Bridget had committed suicide IN
tho cellar OF her house Glove road, between Brookyh
GA Uudsop.yes Platbush. The place is 1ast beyond
,h ctv line and the other Immediately pt0eeoled 10
a. bors. accorppaned by the husband, and ia the cellar
ssn,d vomau apparently about SO years si age Blns
,nn the ground With CHASTITY cut across net lhrua,
J large pool Of blood upon the ground Ia Whleh vas
I.,1s an omen razor Procuring Resistance, the -
sar,fed the woman up stairs and had hef cVhEt}en
49, County Hogpital at FlatDnsh, during All OF "lSn
oyements sbe remained In an Insens W eohuton' llo
,er mon took the husband, John kesan, INTO
and ne was locked up In the Nlntn freeihc' 0'a'oO'
House. -. -, ,ea af,ir visited tho.
,,aI and found the sensible, and she ins4S
usnas,rg vid from the present wound IN ny
=, Ths cary vent INTO the yAiu I''
~ @ sn,,~.e and while hasbsnd, John kegah
uase be had me atoui INC hsn
H. he caught by tts bsek under ht AIM s -e
'n sn eg nv throat lie and hn 'os- ,
Dr. do tehsSe that be Nss dfhh
- sa.t although There uss no one ~s - me-
Of and then bAeA set ss
an nd earned sotn behind post AMI teh ~ ~"
.shdiag al when be cut ny hfoah ,.,o.h
Uer husband states that he awakened apou' III Dr.
Yesterday morning aud missed his viic, anu va ne
search OF her That ho was going INTO tpo ~, "A
heard ero.ns coming from the collar aud There nc 'V'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-29

pstworth's at 500 Broadway Ana .ne o. ~E.lse
MLns' ssnect OF theatrical affairs remains unaltered
where sno viii enact Rip Van Wi"kle at Booths The
s,a MI J. K. Emmett win play F1t' at Wailacks Mr
se "a Mrs oates will sing and make merry, IN L'e
ronst :, AT the Olympic Woods Museum VIII DC 0iOSeu
DRAMATIC NOTES. mn
Messrs Kelly Icons NH Mns SeCpen ths eTen
resoe pr a sI new Mace, at No. 500 Broadway
Mrs Laura Leclair Phillips, whose R rnog I1es
At WsacSs Theser last season wsf n talent and hard
interest by many observers OI started prosperousy
a, the Boston Museum, WHERE f se remarks with
1es In 70 tss Young lady, Her debut was rsgSsdeS 20
with much interest and it g SSsraSe IMPRESSION
record maj sS sS as half over had made her marx ana
the Applause T9S at EsT tss audience She
tested 70 her and her natural. ingenious style
g sstn S" cannot fail to make her faVorite'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-29
POLITICAL NOTES.

w. G.. Donnan is the Republican candidate
Cor Congress in the Hid District Of Iowa.
The prohibinOnists of the With Illinois Dis
trict have nominated DR.. T. B. Wis for Congress.
Oliver J. Dickey has been nominated for
Congress by the Republicans Of Lancaster County, Pa.
The Hon. c. W. Gilfllan was unanimously
reDonnated for Congress by the Republicans from the
XXth Pennsylvania District Wednesday last.
The Hon Omar d. Conger was on the 25th
unanimously rcnomnated by the Republicans for Repre-
sentative in Congress from the With Michigan District
j. Clancy Jones, formerly of Pennsylvania,
living in Delaware, is said TO be expecting cleo
the United states Senate if the Democrats carry
Delaware
The Republican Territorial Convention at
Laramie City. Wyoming, Thursday nominated Judge
William T. Jones for Delegate 10 Congress, Mr.. Church
Howe Withdrawing before the ballot
II il said that ex-GOv. Bigler of Pennsylva
has forsaken politics and turned his attention 10
nson The Lebanon Courier thinks it would have been
his reputation had he permitted religion to il
huence his conduct more when he was in politics
TIE Chicago Journal states that Gov. Palmer
will be candidate for United states Senator in the
Legislature Winter, and that the contest will De be
tween eK-Gov Richard J. Oglesby and Gen. John \. 10
gan. senator Yates, it is said will make effort for
reelection.
The following names have been mentioned
in connection with the United senatorship
North ICarOhna: Ex-GOv. Vance, Robert II. COw1n
Bedford Brown Robert Strange, O. p Mears A. g. Merri
man A. J. Darean, ~ W Ransom, r. B. Giaim, and the
Hon f. Z shober The disabilities Of the Ave gentlemen
Last named have been removed. The Others said
D. me- glble.
Tie KHOrriUe Tenn Chronicle states that
eXPresdent johnson and ex-senator Patterson
much enraged at the tomerty of The GreRoiHe National
UuOn IN hosting tie Of Cen John c. Brown It's
choice for Governor Mr.. Johnson Is known 10 favor
Gen Quarles for Gubernaoral hOnors, being Demo
cra having supported him for the position OF United
States senator johnson and Patterson said 10
considerable stock The Union and they design crush
Ing that Journal II in their power TO do so. The eXrcs
ident SAYS old Wings trying 10 take everything
VII not be q candidate for Congress.
1t is estimated by expert canvassers that
NJ Lynch, member Of Congress FOR the st Maine Dis
tricf VIII be returned 10y about 1000 majority.
Charles J. Brown of Ross County, Ohio, has
received the Republican nomination for Congress. He IS
IN particular dar Of election. Van Trump is again
the cld with from 1000 6OO majority III his pocket
Satisfactory arrangements have been made
between McssIs ~hanks and COllerck cand datcs Tor
Congress the IXth Indiana District, for JOINT can
va--. They commence the lst Of October speaking
iu tue principal towns Of the District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-29

THE AXIOM VOCAL SOCIETY CLUBHOUSE.


During the past two weeks throng of
Workmen have been employed making alterations 10
houses Nos 10 ard st. Marks place whieh have been
nurchased by the Vocal Society for a clubhouse
and concert ha. 1t il intended by the Aron Society
that their new Gomcie shall be rerfeetiy appointed
and conveniently arranged German clubhouse any
mat nj preSenC exists In this city The width Of the
bnidiug viii b g. feet ST. Marksplae, by depth %
10 feet with enc entrance only the present No n
Tn basement floor viii bc lowered 10 make IL 20 feat
nom the ceiling The front part OF the ROOM 3 feet wit
by l6 feet 10 intended "a set apart sor restaurant
and refresn -OO Other portions OF the hascns NJ
arr devoted the Kitchen pantry rooms store rOOIl
and irehouss The first floor Sil contain the gentlemes
receutiOn-rolm, II by % feet, d cloak AnG bathrOos
the vestibua, lobby, and hail. cODm.tteeIOOm 10 by II
feet and ba TX Of this Idpd staircase On this fo0r
tbcre will aisO be large dnngha by "a feet, 0IN rs
ee high u which separate stairs will lead from tue
Kitchen aud the iTOIi the hiIiardrUOIn o.. the
ccoud floor viii De- the ladies' receIOn and peSor
and also cloak and sitting Back of this will e1
tend the grand concert hail. by "A feet aud n feet
NIGH with gallery in frUnt connecting with the tnrd
st6ry of De main building another IN the rear for the
orclestra The third floor will ~ divided into card
room - by y feet; readinktOom, 10 by % feet;
library athroOm, AMI retiring rooms. The building
VIII b. owned by Mansar rsof, containing re apart
Insnts Tor the stewards and also large bal for the
stoayr OF goods The entire cost of the ground, the
hon and the alterations, viii amount to sAasU and
IL lced that the building Kill be ready iO he society
la M middle OF November. II IT, the intepuOIJuf the
a, IN society 10 dedicate the building with appropriate
,nrfnrs the Tth OF Drcemher next tao Centennial
~ iiy.rsary Of the birthday of Beethoven
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WiIlia-a Cohen, eye six, yesterday 1eti from
fr,shstnry window II tte tenement NO III Drchhfu-
., 70 The oavernent AND VAS dangerously injured
While James Gallagher, residing Ia Tenth
90 ne .eeu Thirty 18th and Thirty sxth-stt was con
aNo.i , I'm some aCGusntances last evening, on the
corner si Tenth-aye a Thirty nfthst, ne sas sho' III
tbe hin and severely wounded. The assasslLued
Tho funeral ~ the late Capt. Bowen q.
Ia took paoe ye .terlay from his late ssldence IN
~ Fxentieth-sf II ATTENDED ny Vte sanitary
49, wbom he commanded for seves.4 years, anf4
In h ssmbers or he Police Department. all IN piaia
attire. ., - r
C,leer Irwin last evening arrtated one OF Q
-, vonng -sgfAns who were actllB ~ ds9fue "
,er in osath-st, Avenue g. Un the Way 20
u - Tven-v -econd-st Police Sthioh tue PfliOner
tsv ha.t 49,. mon the odicer, knossed him down and
.stl and kicked him In brutal nshhef Inc prisoner
y a. rsc,,ed end with hs compani' ns escaped
Thomas Kelly residing at No All west
no. a. onarrel ed with a eerman name1 James
I'M ~, ths CORNER II Thirty iefd St and leUh-aVe,
~, hhed nv the latter ia tbe head ana ~ sue
ei.n severe woznds 'ANelle was areeSu hna
$3.50 -, In the West Th41y snfth-st fonos eatoh
piIyis sounds weredressed, AID ne was tah-u ho"e.
Ahsat 8 d. M. on Saturday car was rapid.
4, asd,ng e,of ward Bleeeker-st wfh ~ came 10
al the iptersecttp or suiyan VII ens nor
e.,nsSa3 10 ear that moving hcftuwSrN ~ tnes
ps,arv the spred VI the iattet eouiu 20 Shos
attsrhed 10 driver agsihst the otnsr
w nd ,vsre knocked down, ana the t.ont " 80
Siivanst car ran over them Inc ar'Vcr y, va. o
euIn s,n.t n, Notwithstanding his car was thrown
sram ihs trace aud rubbed Loo long "Sesa'c VSo' w
pavement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-29
Az EXCELLENT INSTITUTION.

III August, 1868, a number OF railroad con-
huctors devised plan OF mutual insurance, whereby
they could provide for their families little assist
Anoe IN case Of the sudden death Of the heads thereof by
the inevitable accidents of their business or any other
fatal catastrophe The object 20 secure 81 the ad-
vsntages without the heavy expense OF lie insurance
The plan was very simple. well very cheap III was
t. gather as many possible into association, where
each member OF the association should pay, in case OF
death 81 for the benefit Of the family The plan needs
DO further calculation. II there 1000 members III the
association and one Of them dies, the assessment IS
$500 % which, after Office and funeral expenses the
family gets cash in hand, and no man ieeis
It, Only dollar each, much as would pay Tor hah
dozen cigars does all this substantial benefit.
The excellence Of this system is manifest Every man
knows the beginning and the end Of the whole matter
il is simply 81 al the death OF each member. Per
haps ten per cent Of this may needed for current ex
penses but so Of 800 viii TO the bereaved
family or 70 whoever the deceased member may have III
Dictated.
What there 20 say against extending this principle
10 all trades and professions 10 all men People hes
tate about taking life insurance, because II lnVo'esa
considerable outlay at Ouee and the conditions are 80
rigid that one fails TO his payments all that be
hss paid forfeited unless by the grace Of the company
he gets some sort OF settlement outside Of the law Here
there Is no time prescribed no man possibly be
thrown out OF the benefit unless by the improbable re
fussi 20 pay his dollar. the larger such society
grows tne greater must be the inducement 10 l0lh VI
the number ~ deaths will be- in proportion, hut
the immediate benefit cash In hand with obligation
beyond gratitude no legal papers techncates, no
tOruOus proceedings in the courts no LAWYERS fees
expenses Of any kind, commend this simple sy stem
OF the most useful and practical ever known. We
cannot give better Illustration Of IL than by copying
the table OF deaths and benefits paid In ls59
TABLE SHOWING The NUMBER or DEATHS DURING YEAR,
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship City Of Psns niroass Liverpool Aus H. va oesas
steamship Anglia Crss Gasgov va Moyne Aug mise All
Steamship JOka Gibson, Winters, Washington And Albania
Steamship Nag,r. Brakeman Richmond Gu, Pohi asd sorfo.
nfse. and
steamship c9res ye.qr New oe.n, Aug ~ mas an D.S
Snip GeorH nurbet MoSon Cardiff 30 DAYS railroad irou
ship Baltic Brser HAyre Apr q via Qse,nsteru Ss
Bark Edmund hee DesNizh Port Talbot % days rarOae
Bark Ellis Oen, Cette 50 dave Sne
Bark Reindeer Wellington. Barbados 10 days aHl mos>
BARK Rhea BoeAboll Msmel q day! RAG. ,,
BARK Annie Troop Ns.sn Brtor Ferry y days railroad ros
Bark yohsune KsPler, Rshe, Ba.b15s JuJ 9 nis
Bark Proteus Chiyman Crorstat 81 days, mdse
Bark Leopard Mahiesen BOrdesux Il DAYS nfs>.
Bark Yikingen TOnesseu Rotterdam Jane IS, ni,s
Bng Louisa Graham Lngsn g b.. Is DAYS coat
Brig Ponvert. Allen. Remedies Is DAYS molass.s
Brig Marie & SOPHIE Lschbsin hsrseaibo p daTs cofee.
Break Blake FefulniBa, PA IL d = len her
Sohr Flying Fish Josephs Wilmington y c. day naval -"rea
Frcel viryinis W. d M.gsm. HeS Beiod
Talma Bridgeport Geo. Brown. Netsich
Loon New sy.B Mar JoinS0a. ROckpOrt
Cbeokee. Chatham Sarah Gage GeoRcs Banks
Saratoga Providence CIntha JaIe. trOfdeu's
Fashion New Hsven. -
WISD-Suase hight, &; clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
l2f.a a2' s4s f s = b ~ S S s c: ~
Tsmplsr or RIO Janero speen LoBtoa Arthur hnHan doe
Portland; bngs Italia for Ponce p R.
b striAn Msanz4si schrs L. A Wssoni from heE fors'
o. b s,no, Aug e~Arivsd steamships Gen Brnes from s.v
yr Ineef from Baltimore sehr w. PhAro, iroz IVES OH
F5REiGN PORTS.
G,,seox Aug r-Tbs sss dip Columbia arrived to-day ns9
SsTyo,k * ~ - - :
LosDoS Aug Tbe steamship P.rsna from Me- o., has arrived
DISASTER.
Aug lThe French bark ssne Of Saa1 t;n B'r-
leaking badly condemned sd 49, " -
he day. There's arrived here 10 the Shannon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-29
FIRE oS THE NEWARK MEADOWS.

at an early hour yesterday morning fire
broke out the large buildings belonging TO
Mcssrs. Lister Bros, bone dust mandatory, on the
Newark meadows The ORIGIN OF the fire has not been
discovered but the fact that the flames first broke
long after midnight long alter work Lad ceased -
supposed that IL or lncrudary origin Great indlg
nation f. felt ana expressed by the people Of Bayonne
on tho opposite side OF the BAY from which city the
ufactCry sfRudstlat the people Of Esex County should
Newar 10 point in 20 close proximity 10 their hOnes
The large new frame buiug, the principal building OF
the works was entirely destroyed Tne fire continued
to burn until daylight The loss has NOT been ascertaned
but IL supposed 20 be heavy.