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New-York tribune., 1870-04-12
THE CASE OF DISABLED UNION SOLDIERS AND
THEIR FAMILIES.

The Ladies' Union Relief Association recently
issued its report This Society has for its object
the relief sick and disabled soldiers and the pecunary
assistance of the widows and orphans Of the late wsr
The ladies of this Society doing noble work, and
they are doing 1t In the best way They visit person
ally the cases brought to their notice and according TO
circumstances provide food clothing fuel house rent
medicines medical attendance, and opportunities for
employment They correspond with the Bureaus at
Washington and facilitate the settlement OF soldiers
claims against the Government Through the personal
exeri0ns OF their representative they effected the
passage OF bill In Congress last year In regard 70
bOunties which protects soldiers or their heirs nom
swindng. They now endeayOrinR to secure the
adoption OF the bmonthy postal system of pension pay
ents Every day Of want and suffering brought
to their notice, which would lie much midgated by
more frequent payment Of pensions.
During the past year this Association has visited about
800 families and 1000 individual eases besides ex-
pending between $4,000 and $1,000 IN relief and assist
ance l. Is particularly noticeable that She cost Of carry
ing on 81 Society Is small to be almost nominal
OF their entire receipts, all but 500 or $500 IN year are
applied directly to the relief OF sufferers Those ladies
not only administer that comfort which Is 10 he bought
with money but cheer the last hours OF many dying
soldier with their presence and sympathy They n'o
devoted themselves 10 this work without fee or reward
and they desire to carry 1t STILL Surely does not
become the citizens Of NewYOrk 10 let them fai i0T
want money yet there Is danger OF this unless sup
plies shall be forthcoming. We trust the puDn
will sustain these sef-sacrficng women Ia the name oi
humanity, patriotism, and justice.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-12
THE NEW CHARTER THE APPOINTMENTS.

Yesterday was an eventful day in the his
tory OF many city politicians The new Charter having
become law and the chiefs of the various departments
under having been appointed by Mayor Hail. alinerest
centered in the appointments Of subordinate officers Ap
pended is list OF Of all persons appointed VINO
have qualified In the necessary oath: William NJ Tweed
Commissioner Of Public Works; William f. King
Deputy; John J. Bradley, City Chamberlain; henry
Smith, BENJAMIN F. Manerre, Matthew I. Brennan, and
Joseph S. Bosworth, Police Commissioners; js James
$. iIennessey. Alexander shaler, James uai"aly,
and and John ]. Blair, Fire Commssi,onnsrs s,n Clio %,o
vann Ceccarini William Wood, and John Mnilay' Con-
missoners Health Henry L. Robertson, ohlef ,n Ssfr
i'm the Water Bureau; Charles g. Corneil, wafer
Registrar; Noah A. Chds Watcf fuTseySg, Ersnr,s
j. sgerson fourth clerk to Water Regstrar William g.
BERGEN Chief OF Bureau Of Lamps and Gas; James j.
Cumbleton Chief of Bureau OF Repairs ana supplies;
George W. Roome Keeper OF the City Hail. Richard M
Henry Commissioner OF Docks; William III. Cooke SUI
perintendent of street improvements, and T. ~ Moore
Superintendent streets. AL Of these officers enter al
upon their duties. a., O., - u, c. ANA
duet Departments were raised to the masthead yesWr
iay In honor the Charter and the appointment Oh
the several officers under IT, - -. A..
over the entrance To- the old Street Department IN.
following sign Is posted Department OF Public MOrks
In that building II is said Mr. Tweed Will make his head
uua
New-York tribune., 1870-04-12
THE PERRY MURDER TRIAL.

The third trial of Edwin Perry for the al
legged murder OF Thomas Hayes, private watehmah a'
Harbecks stores, on Furmanst Brooklyn, IN DECEMBER
last was commenced before Judge Barnard and Justices
yoorhs and ohnson In the Court OF and Termlner
Yesterday The Court room well filled with inter
ested spectators. District Attorney Morris anouu,yu M
that he was ready Mr. John " Bergen OF eounsei Tor
Perry moved Ia have the postponed m Dir. Spc1ei
who was engaged the Mcfarland tral SHOULD pe ..
liberty letter was read from Recorder liachett stalnS
that the Mcfarland w,ud suffer M spencer Nas
withdrawn Judge Gilbert decided that the tria Should
proceed there having been legal eXcsse offered inc
greater part of the day spent ih obtalng JuiS,
which was finally accomplished. The trial "!A piVe'S"
New-York tribune., 1870-04-12
At the jefferson Market Police Court, before

Justice Cox Catherine stevens, professional Psh-
pocket was charged by Mary tauldwell, b99h ,an. %
Vasser of No. 50 Groenwichaye with having rooucI hvl
OF purse containing s93 the 10Th OF February ae
The thief who had the appearance OF hdl "l t hie
est rcspectablty met the complainant at the corner o
Twelfthst. and Seventh ave. and lnquild 'lS n wy ~
Lsxingtmlave she soon after left and Mrs ,anid"en
almost inmedatly missed her money; lnv l4tha nj 81
EMMY denied the charge admitted her Pro--'l a.. ~
cained tO have been In the hospital at tIe unH" wv
alleged crime Held for eXan,ination. . d. p
New-York tribune., 1870-04-12

AT the TOmbs Police Court, before Justice
Bowling, brought John Brown. Henry Johnson aud
Tara Meyer 0n the charge OF robbery ON Sunday night
John iaoy of No. l0I Washingt0nst. WAS met by the
woman Meyer the street who engaged him In
saton While engaged, the male prisoners up,
knocked Riley down. and robbed hun of 500. All were
arrested nOuu Alter ard. aud committed
New-York tribune., 1870-04-12
VFAg.

Mcssr4. FentOn Norton, Summer and Edmunds, IN
favor of the amendment, paired with Messrs Warner
Vickers Stockton and Pratt, opposed 20 ~.
without disposny of the BILL the senate, at $40, ad-
tOurQcd
New-York tribune., 1870-04-12


O. Where and at what hour' A. At my Office, No. 262
Broadway, at Is minutes before O'Clock.
O. How do you fix the times A. From the fact that
the store ors i was dark that they had to light up
@. Who present at your oficei A. My collector,
O. Tell what took place9 A. He came in, Mac did, in
extreme state of excitemen-in perfect frenzy he
God what do you think :" said, What the matter T.
he replied, az have heard Richardson has obtained d
my wife, and they, with my children, living
eyer in Jersey City will 60 home and KIN myself my
tried to advise him. told him TO appeal to the law he
said he knew in Jersey and had no money told
ter eminent lawyer theretat it would require
money; "No, no., he said might as well have talked
a rock he would go home and kill himself; and 80 he
O. Did he say anything about Richardson being about
TO take his little boy Danny with him! ~ Not at that
O. What judgement did you form at that time as TO his
/ said he ought 20 he taken OF and sent 10 unac
asylum, that he was perfectly mad; said SO to my
Have you ever seen this letter, this iptercePed one
sometime between May and June of 1867, when ap
pointed TO take testimony In the habeas corpus
@. Did you examine the wituessesi A. Yes 43.
g g., Is i III tlis ,,D the list list "A; A. Yes
O. Now while you were taking these depositons, no.
body could he present but yourself and the witness be
lieyel A. No. Sir, no one that s the Massachusetts,
O. Did You see the prisoner from time 10 time during
the examination A. Yes sometimes times
day between the taking Of two depOstons.
O. state what opinion you then formed as TO his "a
tionality or nationality A. have looked upon him
since the separation his children from him a mad
man his conduct denoted it,
@ In these conversations he had with you TO what sub
iecf did he audei A. Oh, the subject OF his wife and
cildren-hOw he loved his wife, for his children he
dOated upon them; his mind distracted by the sepa-
ration.
O. Did he refer to Richardson 7 A. He always did he
was deprived OF his wife and children by the macina
tiOns Of Richardson.
O. Did you observe his eye1 A. Not particularly, but
his general appearance denoted man at times entirely
bercft OF reason
O. What do you found that opinion upon A. His con
versaton which was wild, irregular, and irrational
O. Did he not bore you A. Yes, often wished him
away and often tired TO turn his mind other things
but il
@ Did he say anything to you Of his ability 10 control
his mind A. He said he was dstracted wished he was
dead.
O. How did he speak OF his wife A. Afectionately;
always thought he fool for IT, and told him so; he
always spoke q his in most ahectionate manner
O. Did YOU Observe any change In himf A. Yes.
O. What A. The longer he lived the worse be grew.
O. And always on the subject a. Yes.
q. DO you remember the time he got back Pcrcyl A.
DO.
means ur turned 10 get Danny BACK. -,
q. Aftcr that not iis mind mostly drawn 10 that
pOlntg a. IL was.
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County and District Institutes.
STATE OF WEsr VIRGINIA,
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT. July &. 1870.

0ClioOL DEPARTMENT, July &, 1870. !
hereby appoint the following County and
Dlsirct Institutes, for Superintendent, Teach
ers, School officers and friends Of education ge-
nerally
July 18th, inst, at Phillppi, Barbour county, TO
be atiendedby Profs. Colegrovc and Woodruff
July 18Th, at Feuerman Taylor county, 10 be
attended by Prois. Colegrove and Woodruff,
and the State Superintendent.
'July 26th, at Moundsyille, Marshall county, to
be attended by Profs. Ogden and Woodruff,
and the State Superintendent
August I'd prox., at Lewsburg, GrCenbrier CO.,
attended by Prof Thompson and Mr. Wilson
August ID NJ kingwoOd, Preston co. attended
by Prof. Woodruff & the State Superintendent
August ID, at Huntsville, Richie county, by
Profs. Mclaughlin and Lininger
August 9th, nj French Greek, Upshur CO., at
tended by State Superintendent.
son and Mr.. Wilson.
August 9th, Middlebourne, Tyler county, by
Professors Mclaughlin and I.ninger.
August 10th, at New Martinsyille, Wetzel coun-
y by Professors Mclaughlin and Leuinger.
August Iothi at Wyoming c. H., by Professor
Thompson and Mr.. Wilson.
August 23d, at Logan G.. L. by Professor Tbomp-
son and Mr. Wilson
August 3Oth, at Boone G. H., by Professor
Thompson, Mr.. Wilson & State Superintendent
SCI tnlber Gih at Charleston, Kanawha county
by Professors Kidd and Thompson, and State
Superintendent
September 18TH at Ravenswood Jackson coun-
~, by Professor Iarnell Superintendent Nc
MILAN and State Superintendent.
September Goth, at Point Pleasant Mason coun-
~, by State Superintendent and -.
September 27th, at Harper's Ferry, Jefferson CO.,
by State Superintendent and -
EOctOher 4th, at Martnsburg, Berkeley county,
by Professors Kidd and White, (probably )and
State Superintendent.
Those marked with are to be District In
stitutes, and all the County Superintondeuts in
the judicial district are by law required to lie
present
The County Superintendent Of the county
where each Institute is to be held, will make ar
engagements for place Of meeting and the enter
tainment Of those who attend and an friends of
education in the several Localities will do all in
their power to advertise The Institutes and in
ducc as many as possible Co attend Especially
let teachers, those who expect 20 be teachers and
all school officers, Doe pressed
If, in any case anything should prevent the
instructors from arriving iu time, the County
Superintendent viii organize The Institute and
so on with it until they arrive.
Institutes will ordinarily continue four DAYS
each, commencing at 10 o clock Of the day nam
ed. Other announcements hereafter
y. ID. WILLIAMS, Gctl SupL
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Commission TO Agents

Far n" oy,ler Of $50 EoD, n clobot mir
N, zee w'HPoy NE og,yI az commission,
30 YarFs Lieachcd ar Lyo,ru Aott0y. y,aI
Tres Pafter", all ,eooi fomg poHe,1, or
So. 30 II, rush
For a" or'cr 1880, tram n cluJ ors.r-
", nee 'oW Poy me ogc,t G5 yarjs ir,Ira
ar blearhcd McciiDy, h,mfjag cosc ,~ol.k,
0H ,coo( shdvi, or 800 IN cash.
Ior an order n 800, Er2m n cIpL NJ
o"e h""drcI, IRE ,cW pay tie 0gcut llO
Jords q yom wdIc,) hccliny, sphalot
se~j0y n,ochiRe, or Sll Ia coh
SEND MONEY BY REGISTERED Lrrrrns
For further particulars send for catalogue.
Address
GEORGE A. PLUMMFR a. co
Successors 10 Harris & PlummcrI
30 aud 30 Hanover Street, Boston. M.s
JiHHDrH II, 1870.
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Commissioners Notice

II the Circuit Court of Hampshire County,
L West Virginia, Ia Chmcyy
j. CrnnlLanghs administrator, complaia-
ant, vs..
l. ~ HeisheH oad rife, and others, de-
fcaddnts.
In this cause it was dccrcel by said court. on
the 3oth day of March, 1870 that this cause be
referred 10 "A Commissioner Of this Court. who is
directed to ascertain and report
l. The individual debts and Liabilities of
George W. Stump, decd.
2nd The debts and liabilities Of the partner
ship or firm Of Thomas French and George "
Stump.
3dy. TIE debts and liabilities Of the ALLEGED
firm of George w Stump, and Ann e. French,
now Ann Z Hciske.l
4thlv. The debts and liabilities Of the altered
firm OF George W. Stump, James French, and
Ann &. French, now Ann +. u,islcu in the
iannCry business
5thly. 10 state and settle the accounts of A.
leNandcr Monroe, administrator ~ JyAis MN Of
George w stump, decd. And
Gthy. To ascertain and report any other mat
Ter that said commissioner may deem pertinent.
or any party interested may require
Said decree also requires the commissioner TO
give SIX week notice OF tho time and place of
his acting under this decree
The parties TO said suit, and all others inter
CStCd Will, therefore
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GOOD COUNSEL.
a aHYNE SIX uraDRED YEAna on.

RHYME SIX HUNDRED YEARS OLD.
Guard, my child, thy tongue,
That it speak no wrong;
Let no evil word pass Ger it;
Set the watch Of truth before it.
That it speak no wrong,
Guard; my child, thy tongue.
Guard, my child, thine eyes;
Frying is not wise
Let them look on what's right
From all evil turn their sight:
Frying is not wise,
Guard, my child, thine eyes!
Guard, my child, thine ear;
Wicked words will scar,
Let no evil words come in
That may cause the soul to sin.
Wicked words will scar,
Guard, my child, thine car,
Ear, aud eye, aud tongue,
Guard while thou art young;
For, alas! these busy three
Can unruly members be,
Guard while thou art young,
Ear, and eyes, and tongue
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-29
From the Richmond Enquirer.
DiStillatiOn of Fruit.
RICHMOND, VA, july 10, |

RICHMOND, VA, July 10, 1870.
To tho Editor ctMe Enquirer:
Dear SRI have received several letters
from friends in the c,uutry asking what
are the provisions Of law relative to the tax
on liquor distilled from fruit. May | ask
a corner in the Eaqujrcr to say that;
lst. The act for the assessment of taxes
on licenses, section %, proscribes that mo
person shall be required to obtain license
to disiil fruit, unless such distillery so en-.
gagged is kept in operation more Iran hrce
months IN any one ycor.'
%. Consequently, the tax imposed in
section 81, Of tho tax law, of thirty dollars
for distilling ardent spirits, only applies to
grain distllcrs, and such distilcrs Of fruit
ascontiuue their operation longer than three
months in year. A NJ. KELLEY.
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Hsy"A recipe is suggested for making
boarding. house chicken soup, which is to
hang hen in the sun so that her shadow
falls into the pot of salt and water intend
ed as the basis Of the decocton. The me-
thod seems to have this objection; that on
4 cloudy day the soup would be liable to
be weak.
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ED DUG ALTO Al.
WEST VIRGINIA
y y / V l. II SIT Y .


'''''' - iohhJ iFeS BcdH u NCJoi's.
O G. SrUGGrss, Seoy q"
ALEX. MARTIN, j. D., P4sait
oHd P,gfessor ef Na,ql .4uR Voral Ihia.a,tg
T. $ LYON, A. NJ, Vice P,esaL
Frgs'For ~ Eag'ish Lt.yqlgre. anil P,iql
PrT"rory Department.
S q. STEVENS, A. NJ,
Frgfe'ror RI 1.roas0,y anil Ilgs.ls
u IT. FIERCE, a. NJ.
(Cap' u. s. I'D
Pro'effor ~ N1'tSH4ficg apd n .Htlqry T.r-,.
J. J. STEVENSON, a. NJ, Pm. n.
Fre'af9y ~ CismiHry anil .Trua Hsoyg
j. W. WOOD, Ph. D.,
F5gfefor Of 1aeicai anil VstJa Laagagsf
O. " MILLER A. ",
Assi''aHt 10 ne Pryqrq,ory Dlpar,u.e,
j. u PUBINTON, Tutor
GEO. NJ. HAGANS. ESQ.
Speri3asd1f n C5,prA anil BaIta.
HUGH ~. BROCK, " D.,
Lec'u.r ca Fiysieieyy anil Hginr
Hon. JOHN a. Ollie.
L,rfvy on CI,V 1rF Csnrtraal Lr
FALL TERM begins ist Tuesday In Scrrr
WINTER j EHN 1st Monday in Deer.
STRING TERM " Sd Tuesday iu March
CoMuENCEMENT, Sd Wednesday in june
TouoS- Preparatory, 3 o0 pcr 'erm 81 p we..
1niF.f.iiy $500 p.r ie-Di oIl3 We..
bo'EniN3 Not Dob exceed 80 r.l week
re- send smp for anl. .uc
A'fG tu.JHu. Ut We. lH. IE
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-29

E1r Mr. Lincoln was soldier Of the
Governments shot down while at the head Of
Its army, and the pension to his widow is
not disproportionod to his service or his rank.
-Ne'g York Tribune.
He was shot in the National Theatre,
Washington, looking upon a performance
on Good Friday What is history Dis.
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Take Notice,

That on SATURDAY The a0th day of JULY.
1870, ! Will attend at my Once ia Eomncy, to
execute said decree and All the creditors Of
George w Stump individually, and Of either of
the partnerships or alleged partnerships above
named arc required to present and prove their
debts claims, ana demands before me on or be-
fore said 3olh Of July, 1870.
Given under my hand as commissioner in
chanccry of the Circuit Court OF Hampshire
1870
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Rocky Mount, Edgecombc-Co !

]
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your Concentrated Fluid Extract Of Koskoo in
my practice with the h1ppiest results. find it
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x o 5 x O.!

''4i'A AcNoiilIcuued Dy the President OF
the Faculty Of the Z. Medical Collcre of the
City of New York
PROFESSOR X. s. NEWTON, NJ D,
Professor and President Of the Faculty. late
Professor Theory and Practice" of
Medicine Cincinnati, Sc
One OF the most c1ia.zt medical men Of this
agc--wcll known as the author of the foIIovin,
STANDARD medical works: NEwroN's PR,crIcR
OF MEDICINE DISEASES OF CHILDREN" "NEw-
TON SYMEs SURGERY, &c in December number
OF l~er'ca'. Re''lcat Herier-pagc 27S, SAYS:
among TIC more recent efforts TO Introduce
" new preparation compounded by j. J. Law
RENEE, NJ. d., Of NoRgorN, Va, which is furnish
ed to the profession and the public in any dcsir-
ed quantity We recently tramjaof his La5org-
.'Jy, and became tHi'Y SATISFIED that all his work
is done in the best manner. by the ,,9l ,,,,rr,I
processes, and from the Lest agqieriqls qcihg as Il
result a "'ee'rlnc MEETING the CoNFiDENcE Of the
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commissions, either a. CASH or NER.
CHANDISE, and all goods sent By d,
tciH be as represented, and 'ce guarantee
satisfaction 10 eoery one dealing eih our
house.
Ayeats should collect ten cents from ere.
ry customer, aud for,oard to as an adconcc.
for Descriptive ChcckS Of tie goods irc s,Y
Tie holders If NE Chccks hare the priv
iIcge Of either purchasing he article hcrr.
on described, or Of exchanging for am ar
ficie mentioned oa oUr Catdioyue number
ing orer 500 different articles, not one Of
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for he same money.
The odrdntoges If first @nding he
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ing small lots p oery raiuaJLe go0as, lrhiCh
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zee issue checks till all are sold besides
an erery claJ, zee lrWputchecksf for Warren.
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or some other article ofegual rulue.
We no not c6er a single article Of n,cr.
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ers at o'u price. We do MT ask vou 10
ing goods from as UnicSS nee can scH MeD.
cheaper than .yoU can obtain Hcm n, ann
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O"r stock consists, IA part, Of tie Joiio,c-
ing goods:
SHAwLs, BLANKETS, QUlLTs, CoTToNs,
GINGHAMs, DRESS Goops, TABLE LIN.
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FIVE BOTTLE PLATED CAsroEs, BRIrAN-
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BUNS, the newest and choicest STYLES i'm
Morocco and Velvet Bindings.
GOLD AND PLATED JEwELRY, OF TIE
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Sonae If lice ieadjny pnLhNtjng hy,,scs Htot
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IN eeecy oyder ano"nti0g Ia ara, $50,
"cc"mPo"'ed Jy ne cosh, he Ig,n aoy
rcfdi" 500 and IN cccJ.y o,ri,t oclr&iUy,
SLIGO may he rciai,,cI IN
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Koshoo Cacs Chronic Rheumqtism.

N0HF0iE, Va, Sept. I, 1909.
DIX. j. j. L,wRENcE--Duar Sir Nv son Lgy
rses.reI SO much tc0ch f5em yoar ,roud,rfW Kos
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Yours truly,

From Rev W %. Christian, Pastor DiuWid-
die Street Methodist Church
Portsmouth,, Va. October 4l, 1900
This b. to certify that ! know Nr Lawrence
we'll. Ic is gentleman OF cultivotiou.uuI ,or-
,hy ci tho fullest confidence ! have used bis
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-29
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GyTho latest folly Of Fashion in Ion
don, says contemporary, is wearing the
mouth open. The only difficulty is that
Fashion not having officially decided to
what extent the lips are to be kept apart,
nobody seems to know the correct ding,
and the consequence is that some wear the
mouth only slightly open, while others are
to be seen grinuing from car 90 car.