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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-25
Decision Of Supreme Court.
The Oanvassing Board Has
No Judicial Power.
The Vote as Cast Must Be
Counted.
Which Gives the State to
Tilden.

NEW YORK, December 2i--The TvicS
ha. the following special.
TALLAuAssEE, December %.
The decision OF the Supreme Court ~
the mandamus case WAS delivered nj
$50 o'clock on Friday last. IL enforce,
the doctrin" that all questions OF irrrgu-
larity or fraud in the election are Judi
cial. belonging - the Courts aud not 10
the Board of State Csnvassers, un'r.s
the returns are Lot regular or genu Dr.
Thus, If the inspectors OF spoil stud 1ue
box and change the result, and II they
duly certify the result OF their act
and the county canyasscrs send up n r".
turn in due form, such returns are
genuine for any purposes oi the State
Board, hence the court orders the Mana
tee county returns 10 be- counted, where
the pretended election wa. conducted with
no more regard To legal forms than To"
action OF street mob. jackson
county is ordered 10 be- counted
where nj every precinct voters
were compelled 10 pass their ballots up
into windows seven feet from tho
ground, and whore there is the cl"sr"st
evidence that the Republican votes cnSt
were not counted, but Democratic ballots
were stuffed in their stead. MOnr""
county is also ordered To be counted.
The order l. generally considered here
rs sett ing the proposition tha, return
fair or lis face, signed by the proper OIL
GERS st the proper time, must be counted
no matter what frauds il couceals,
but if il is 30 ambiguous and uncsr-
tam in any Of its statements that
the actual vote cast or asserted by
II To be cast 10 IN doubt, then the county
affected by such returns must be cH-
cluded The Board cannot go back to
the precinct returns or any whore "lsc
10 correct il; SO, also il fthere src two ar
more returns from county the Board
must take the one regular on ITS TACO
and reject all confederation oi
the others. Tbese principles applied by
the Stats Board win g,ye sil the counties
above named 10 the Democrats, and will
restore TO the Democrats and Republi-
cans respectively all the single votes
thrown out, and deduct all that were
added
The utmost const' rnation prevails
here among the Republicans. There IS
scarcely white Republican in the Stat"
who has taken any part in politics who
will not be made bankrup, by the result.
The whole burden Of the campaign has
been borne exclusively by them
and they stsked everything on
the issue Oi the ccltsst.
The decision gives victory 20 their
enemies, and they have now 10 choose
between leaving the State or remaining
here and enduring social Ostracism.
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A Legal Sensation.

LOUISVILLE, December 24.-lt showed
this morning, and the prospects for a
breakup of the river are gloomier than
ever.
Yesterday the lieutenant of the oity
police patrol called at the U. 5. Marine
Hospital with warrant of arrest for
Joseph Ford. negro patient. DR.. j. D..
Griffith, the surgeon in charge, said he
had no right to arrest Ford by civil
process, holding that the government
hospital is no part of the commonwealth
of Kentucky, but district exclu-
sively within the jurisdiction of the
United States Courts. The heuten-
ant sought legal advice, and was
informed that he did have the right to
arrest the man. He returned to take
charge of Ford and meeting the Sur,
eeon was told the one he sought for had
been discharged and had lett for parts
unknown. The affair produced adecided
sensation here, especially among the
legal fraternity.
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EDUCATIONAL.

A. l.. WADE, County Superintendent
Of Free Schools OF Monongslis county,
La adopted the plan of grading schools
holding annual district examinations,
and granting diplomas to those VINO
complete the free school course. so lar
II We nave been able to give the subject
Any reflection, we are inclined to think
That the plan is q good one, and nope
Inst it will be generally adopted. MI
WADE has consented TO act as instructor
OF the Marshall County Institute, whicn
70 be held at Moundsville this week.
Commencing tomorrow afternoon anu
'ndlng Friday morning, when he Will
Present the system 10 the teach
s'' who are present. Mr.. WADE
will lecture Wednesday and Ihurs-
day twice each day. on "hin'
d'Ances and Helps to Popular Educa'
hon," which is subject OF interest TO sII
friend. of free schools. The free school
system is one that is mighty dear to the
people, and every advance towards per-
Letting II should receive encouragement
Whenever a new idea is presented in
connection with II, as this one OF MI
"ADE's, it should be intslligently dis
eps'ed, and if found to be good one
adopted; If not a good one let 1t be 70
isctsd, after full examination OF 1t.
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fbe Little Rock Fires.

LITTLE Rock, December 24.-ChIet
W. j. Murphy, Of the fire department,
has made report oi tires 10 council er-
elusive of the recent confagratIOn, viz:
Losses during the year Sl3S, $50; insur-
ance recovered $4,000. The city will
probably soon let the contract for the
water works.
The following was received from Fort
Smith to.dsy: Thomas Ramendale, n
negro, was killed last evening IN the Sc
quoyah district OF the Cherokee nation,
by his wife chopping him in the back of
the bead with an axe. His wife was MI
Indian squaw.
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View York Congressional Conmissee,

NKw YORK, December 2S-At meet
ing of the Congressional Investigating
Committee to-day, the chairman Mr..
Cox, said whole week had been exhaust
ed with nothing - show, and be did not
intend to have his committee made .
laughing stook OF.
Mr.. McDougsll asked Mr.. Cox how he
came to be chairman, which question Mr..
Cox refused TO answer, when Mr.. Nc
Dougall moved ress and the election OF
3 chairman. The motion was lost and
the dull inquiry proceeded.
Inquiry unto the matter OF the opening
in the New York post ofice of letters
addressed to Mr.. Hewett, chairman Of
the Democratic National Committee was
begun snd Mr.. Hewitt took the stand.
He repeated what he hsd said in the
House of Representatives after which
Representative Platt introduced reso-
luton of inquiry.
Post master James declined 10
ask Mr.. Hewitt any questions
Mr.. James Gsylor, superintendent Of
the city delivery department and for
many wears the detector Of irregulari-
ties, showed how it was impossible TO
commit the crime, and James loumsns,
superintedent of the out OF town mails,
testified that the Congressional mail goes
direct TO the postmaster OF the House.
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The fool killer has evidently been
very rsniss in his duty, or the following
would never have found its way to the
public:
The Wheeling REGISTER continues its
Incendisry advice t. its readers, coun-
selling force against Gov. Hayes inaugu-
ration as President. In almost every
issue it violates the truth by saying:
"Tilden's elected"
"Tilden Will be inaugurated."
When it should by this time know
better -Parkersbltrq Times.
If the Times will just hold its patience
urtil the 5th March, we will change our
language and say "rILDEN has been IN
augurated."
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Eacnne Of EOnNlcIs.

COLUMBUS, December 23.-Lsst even
ing three convicts escaped from the Ohio
penitentiary, whose names are Charles
Murray. burglar from Wysndotte; g..
II. Blackburn, burglar from Perry coun-
ty, and John &. Carroll, sent from Cuya-
hoga county for grand larceny. The
metN escaped by breaking into and crawl
ing through an unused sewer about one
hundred yards long The sewer WAS SO
small that in order to crawl through it.,
the men were obliged TO remove their
clothing, and were aided TO escape by
outside, parties. A reward OF $500 Is
offered for the return Of them.
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Gov. y.Groy-r, Of Oregon.

SAN FRASCIsCO. December ~ go Gov.
Grover, OF Oregon, arrived hero by
steamer this evening, and was waited on
bys number Of prominent Democrats
aud representatives o: the pres. hr.
Grover stated that the report Of the Re-.
publican electors 10 the effect that
they did not refuse 10 at
with Cronin, was incorrect. They
did 50 refuse, and compelled Cronin 10
adopt the course he did IN organizing bis
board oil electors. He denied the rspoF!
that he had his mouse under guard
through fear ot violence, but the Repub.
licsns threatened 10 burn bim In efigy
in front Of biz own residence and hs
friends gathered there 70 prevent any such
proceedings. He denied with apparent
Indignation the statement that his action
WAS in obedience 70 Instructions from
the East, or that bis published statement
had been sent out 70 him for bis sigma
ture ~ rumored, claiming that his ac-
ton was in conformity with hi, views.
after careful consideration VI the Law,
and that the statement was his own
creation, but admitted that pending the
decision Of the matter, he was in fire.
quent receipt Of advice from parties
East Gov. Irwin, who wa pre'sn,,
volunteered n statement that no thinking
Democrat claimed that II was q settled
thing that the issuance Of the certificate
10 Cronin settled the election Of Tiiden.
but that il would compel Congress u
20 behind the lace OF the returns, which
wss the objec. Of Governor Grover, as
good Democrat sought 10 act, by bis az
tion, on legal technicslity. This view
of the matter was corroborated by Judg.
Hsgsr and other prominent Democrat
present.
Tomorrow evening the Governor will
have public reception rendered him by
the Democratic committee.
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filed ap by kimpton from his tally
sheet with the exception of the vote for
the constitutional amendments l de-
sired kimpton to complete his statements
that they might be sworn to- he replied
thot he was loo unwell to complete 1T
in order TO give him no excuse for fur
ther delay, / took the statement and
made entries from the other statements,
and requested him to ccme and examine
it and swear to the returns; he refused to
do so.
Mr.. .Ledig, recalled, said he never
made any such threats as those sworn TO
by Hearssy and KimptoR.
Cross-examin ed-Didn't say TO klmp-
ton that if he left he would be dead
man; no such statement was madei l did
tell him the count must go on, but made
no threats.
j. N. Patton, chairman Democratic
committed, testifsd-Voted at poll No.
2 Eleventh ward, at $50; the voters in
line reached half a square; there were
not oyer tour colored men in the line;
think the colored men had Instructions
TO vote at other polls.
Mr. Townsend moved the Committee
adjourn till IL o'clock Tuesday.
Adjourned.
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The Ge,eyn Award Surplus.

LONDON, December 23.-The Times
SAWS the United States Congress
is perfectly within ITS comPe-
tenco in considering how the surplus OF
the Geneva Award shall be approFri-
ated. The indemnity WAS paid tor the
losses which the United States, ss n
whole, was held TO have sustained. II
would be too much, perhaps, 10 expect
any conscience in Congress sensitive
enough to inquire whether the Geneva
Award was too high and consequently
that portion of the unspproPristed bsI
ance might be returned. We would be
sorry TO see such delicate question raised
ss it would De-.
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Congressional.

WAsHINaToN, Decembe? 23.-Ihe
House session lasted only 20 minutes
when an adjournment was ordered TIL
Wednesday.
MIR. Clymer was Speaker pro tenn
Mr.. Monroe resigned from the COM
mittee on rights, privileges and duties
of the House in regard to counting the
electoral votes.
Mr.. Springer offered resolution tor
the computation and printing OF the pro-
ceedings and debates relating 10
counting the electoral vote since the es-
adjustment of the government Adopted
A resolution was adopted calling tor
comics of the orders as to the expenditures
of the appropriation of the last session Tor
internal improvements.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-25

THE President has been putting an
other Sabbath in as interviewing day.
He is evidently in more sober condi'
lion than he was the last Sunday. de
4oesn. talk anything about having
peace if he had to fight for it, but Cn the
contrary IS inclined TO think the Demo-
c;su are very peacesble fellows. de
iliIks that we should have q fair count
Of the electoral vote, and doesn't seem 70
care whether it IS for HAYES or TILDEN.
P'Obsbly M. HAYES little attempts
M winning the Southern Democracy
oyscreeing to throw GRANTS friends
overheard. have hs the effect srousing
ahtIe spite in His Excellency, and he
viii now defeat Mr.. HAYES little game
BY counting him out" It is hard TO
tel which side GRANT will be on by next
Sunday, especially rs he and CHANDLER
expect 10 enjoy Christmas together SO
lie country will not take much consola-
hon from any promises he may make.
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Florida supreme Court.

TALLAHASSEE, December 23.-The
Supreme Court met at noon to-day. The
counsel for the board withdrew the mo.
tion made yesterday that he be allowed
20 answer. The court made the writ
peremptory, and ordered the board TO
recanvsss the vote BY the 9th inst, and
file the report OF their action on that day,
and then took recess till 4 P. N. 10
make up its record.
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.Pork House Barsed.

ST. Loun, December 23.-All the
rear part Of Maxwell, Scaling & Mar.
shalI's pork house on second street, be-
tween Rutger and Convent streets, en-
bracins the slsughtering department. Of
the house, burned between Z and soclock
this morning. The loss is $4,000, and
injured in the North Western, OF
Milwaukee, 5000; French Insurance
Company, 81 500; Ellington and HamiL-
ton, (?l Of Wheeling; 1000; kentOn,
Kentucky, $500; Franklin, st. Louis,
$500. An incendisry was the cause,
as no work has been done in the hOu,e
this seasor and there have been no hrss
in that department.
Eugene Gross, engineer OF fire engine
No. 8, was kicked 10 the head by one OF
the ho.sss attached TO the engine, while
on his way 10 the fire, and his forehead
was crushed in He will probably dir.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-25
Extradition with England.

WAsHISGTos, December 23.-Brent
having been rendered, the Depart
ment Of State has notified the British
Minister that the President Is prepared
10 respond to and ~ make requlsItion for
the surrender Of fugitive criminsIs under
the treaty Of 1872
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-25

PUBLuH that winch is good DR.. j. H.
McLesn's Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier is q life-s.ving remedy,
imparts yigor, health and strength TO The
system, purifes and enriches the blood
DR.. J. II. Mclean, Sl4 Chestnut st.
Louis, Mo.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-25
Rurnor,of n Coalition.

New ORLEANS, December 24.-Ru-
mors are current here of coalition be-
tween Warmoth and Pinchbsck and the
Democrats, by which the Democratic
LEGISLATURE is 10 elect them to the United
States Senate, and they are, IN return
therefor, to assist the Democrats in in-
stalIing Nicholas as Governor. Proml-
nent Republicans deny it positively,
and ssv that it would be impossible for
either psrty to carry out the contract.
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Died,

NEW YORK, December 23.-Colon e
William K Vermillye, Of the house Of
Vermillye 4 Co., died this afternoon.
He was conspicuous member Of the
famous Cammittee Of Seventy, q
brother of jacob ID. Vermillye. presI-
dent OF the Merchants Bank, and Tor
many wears colonel Of the Seventh regl-
ment.
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suicide.

RICHMOND, IND, December Z3.-Mr.
II. Il. Souickson, proprietor of the
Indiana Il ouse, committed suicide by
shooting himself this morning while h
wife was At the court house prosecuting
= suit for divorce upon ground o: DIS
sspated habits and neglect.
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Pigeon Match.

SAX Francisco. December H.-CAp-
tain Bogardus and Crttenden Robinson,
shot pigeon match yesterday, 10 single
birds at Il yards 30 double at IS: boun-
dary 50 yards BOgsrdu- killed 81 sin
gle, and Robinson 80 Bogsrdus double
80, Robinson u.
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Rand Ocean IransII.

QUEESsTowS, December A.-The
steamship Britannia, Captain Thomp.
son. from New York, December 10Th,
arrived here at l:@6 this morning, max
ing the passage in seven days and
thirteen hours, the quickest time on
record
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-25

n, GRANTS Essence of Liberty" is
-, N. President recommends IS =
,r,s ,slye to the Nation.
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Satisfaetinn Rendered.

VIENNA, December 23.- ServiG has
most readily rendered complete sat- STAG
ton for firing on the Austrian siesmer,
Msros, al Belgrade. The Austrian asg
was ssluted to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-25

ry,yLEs DICKENS who must always
. ..,,-ied as the minstrel of Christmas
wished that :he season would last
.s whole year through.
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Indiana Democrat. Indixnatinr.

EVANSVILLE, December 23.-The
Democrats sgitated last night a. the
cour. house, which was well filed. They
had several speeches, generally moderate
in tone, and passed E series OF resolutions
Of the usual character.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-25

RUMoR of coalition between the
Democrats of Louisiana on the one part
and PINCHBACK and YARMOUTH on
the other, seem to have frightened the
PACKARD crowd
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-25

~, SDpreme Court OF Florida orders
amt Of the votes actually cast in the
,,. This gives TILDES four electoral
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-, household that forgets Christmas
r,.s hsrp anstrung.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-25

GN GRANT seems 8 little fond of
..,,.ry FRANK BLAIR IS authority.
y,sier il he has BLAIR's prediction in
a.. mind
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>,s,osE snd Tiny Tim emphasize the
.,,,oss; which should gather about the
r.;,,mS holiday.
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4 CORRESPONDENT whose article on
.J4r American Sunday" appears in an
cher column, must remember that Sun
lsy ia not All American day more than
xy other, but is one of the calendar
dsy: OF tue week, and baviDg been the
tay on wAich CHRIST arose from the
dead, hs, became the Christian Sabbath,
sal III. being u Christian nation. custom
La. matr il day of rest.
The provision Of the Federal Constitu'
iiy, 20 which De refers prohibits Congress
rom making avs abridging religious
freedom. but i must be remembered that
our local Su day laws are enacted by
tie State, AMI not by the General Gov
eminent, consequently they do not come
IL conflict with that provision OF the
Constitution.
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,,Sr.Ar> WHEEL-er boat FLORIDA
,t been able to reach port.
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4 CORRESPONDENT of the Fairmont
,i.z, who claims TO be friend and
,.gpg-!er OF Mr.. FAULKNER in his Sen
,.,. SEPARATIONS, advises the latter gen.
,.-sn to call of Mr. MASON, Of Jetfer-
80 .lo has been writing series of ar
..., in the interest of Mr.. +. The
respondent thinks that if MASON is
emitted to go on with his writing he
I'll. entirely destroy whateyer chance
n. FAULKNER may have for the Sen
Ne A 100 Jealous friend is sometimes
mere damaging than q vindictive enemy.
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WIrs led TO believe that the Wheel
q. REGIsTERs chicken coop has been
.55bei, - We have not seen their roost-
., .,r some tlme.-MOnroe County Reg
r,r.
Yoa haven't seen our paper since the
:orids Supreme Court ordered q re-
,lya,s Of the votes, have you? We
.,r, 'u., iAttening our chickens for 8
,sa Christmas crow, and they had it.
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81, one Oregon vote can be spared
Florida gives tour.
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o.,,o.s.rs DREW the prize in the
6 ,sds lottery.
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lYhee|iua 9eeister,
oIs ,rose' !>ot'rda" AT lot

.,,,5sr to-day 'otA be partly cloudy,
..,S,as. 10 soasth'Osst 'oi'.as, tosoer
!" AZURE and snom.
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.,.rvIs and Tilden.

,,o,>, sIec:ed. Enjoy your Christ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-02
BRornER-IN-LAw cAsEY,s ACRES
His Long Island Farm sold By the Suffolk
County sheriff Yesterday.

A parcel of over 1000 acres of field and
wood land belonging to Grants brother-n-law
Collector Casey, was sold 10y the sheriff OF Suf-
folk county at Babylon, yesterday, to satisfy
Judgment Of the supreme Court. This property
IL situated at West Deer Park, and was pur-
chased by james f. Casey two and half years
ago from w H. bartlett and others, who left II
very heavily encountered. Casey seems to have
neglected both tho property and the liens. A
first mortgage OF sl2OO became due last summer
and was not paid. Its foreclosure il pending
The interest upon a second mortgage for SiUO
has not been paid for more than two years, and
that can now he bought for $500 10y any one
DESTROYS OF becoming Casey's creditor Finally,
there are dozen or moro other unsettled liens
held by trades people In Babylon and vicinity
who had obtained Judgments against tho former
owners, and who allowed the debts to assume
the shape Of mortgages In order that Casey
might have a longer time In which to clear
them.
The writ upon which the present sale was
based was obtained by W. n J. sloane OF
this city, from whom Casey bought carpets
valued at Sl,Si0i7. upon prOnissory note pay
able In New orleans ON Nov. L., 1875. The note
was not honurcd, and In court "A writ Of exect-
tion was obtained for Its face value, with inter
est from Feb 4. the date of the Judgment. The
plaintiffs were the only bidders at the sale. and
20 them the property was knocked down for
RIQH.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-02
The Ward Brothcr., Rowing Plans.

NEwBrEGH. April Josh Ward says that he
ana his nrothcr- viii participate IN at least n
" the Ceuteluni D1ot lie believes that two
OF tue best Lnshsh crews VIII take part In The
fouroarcd race IL these he expects TO sew
eral OF his opponents sarJ toga Against these he
urkcs that best should be ptted His four
would be WIling to compete. Besides entering the
four oait1 race, N which from New BrunsWtt H.
litlhburgl New iolk, and other places well as
Engianl VIII be placed, Josh nnd Gu Ward VIII row in
the dUu1le-scu race, snd Els Ward, the yOunsegt Of
the four WI PROBABLY be In the single acu race. How
ever josh Viii not allow the single or double races
10 Interfere vita their chances win the fOurOartd
race hftn brother Chares WARD OF Sing Sing might
rt ace one OF the others Sax men Will be Kept In con
slant training tro OF whom will be subjected to the
same training thc crew proper. for reserves The
erclsipg aud training Will be done at Cornwall. Hank,
The olocst OF the crew ~ H. about forty nine
old but Josh Vouches for hs ABILITY stand strain
A. 4 Al