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RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.
Schedule in Eject May Is.

Trains leave cav Union Depot. 9Th and streets. los!
No,fSlk daily Arrive al Old Point Al 3 10 nm.
II e am cncinaat EiPre.s daily 70 stations in
ves,Snie s sssp sr , ksntTssy and cneinnsti
=, eeinnstl. arriving at :35 am.
trains. with dining cars. run thrSnsh without
ih nss a to SnSn9st yss;,Sgls sleePer for Lex
onice: ol3 Pennsylyania avenue
,r,o., H.w FULLER
General Passenger Agent
~ Schedule in effect june 2a. isso
'os Iron station corner Of New Jersey
pr.ss SSa a a3d Northwest yes6uled Limited e1
Cinsnnsa, ST ie saPss sSa s SSI pI
fo o5 htts,burE and Cleveland express daily 80
feE d lexington and points in the Shenandoah Valley
For f MlnSho g and way stations t53opm
i ,1 Ba oh1 wees dsys 9:o5 co. ess 7.2o
a. 1 IN TO- 80 ninnIes1 $50. $50 Ill 90 IL 90
SS;l5 Is 4,o 800; & @s,9 ,S
800. 1880 and pYo SO S p os s9ns 40 s3
s:I2, =, $50; 80 $50 am, 600. as minutes. I'd
n M 600 6:ia $50 $50 s:i5 10 10 10
For Way Stations between Washington and R.,t,.
II 70 nOn o;S1: 80 an, l2:lo, rs. 4:32 $50
4 20 80 n M = 80 am. loo. 3:25. 4:32
Tram. ss;e Baltimore Washington week a.y.
lO:20. aud 1885 am LOO - 10 10 IN
300 io! IL TO- 10 20 S and GS 90 7o9 73 SO
99:;3V, Ia $50 s:35, $50. lu:"0. 1875 am
$50. $50 so 10 loo dS and ai II ,oS S2S ZOO
For Anaspoiis $50 and so am. II ID and 80
siis SD am iaos 80 p ss'f su ansss
Fer Stations On The Metropolitan Branch. rs 80
= g a. M; ;l5 pm For Principal stations only
For Eoekyille and Way siatiO ms. ~ IS pm.
$1,000 III 90 ana in5e G 3S POINTS t9 90
$4,000, II 100 pm.
Church tram leaves washington on SUNDAY p =,
Pm fttopiing at al stations Metropolit.n branch
So hsssrs.s~n, ti0:io am. and rs :aop.m.
rains arrive from Chicago daily III ~, a m and
t;IO Pm; from Cincinnati and ST. Louis daily .: 50
am ana 2:Oo I'M; from littsburg 7:lO am. so
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
NJ o5. ts:u rsh'" 6e9 Sd and Elizabeth
;oo and 1880 pm. buffet Psrlor Cars on all
aay Iains Sleeping Car ON the lO:3O y. m open
f or thadelphia q o5 IS 90 1000 zig 90 noon
for Newark, Del. wilmington and Chester a ;o5.
- io9 am. 'f2oo noon. $50. = 80. .0:i5. aud
For Intermediate points between Baltimore and
n~oeipnia ro'oo and 81 20 an, t2:5o, '4:so
hTa az . ls.v. N SS 5c56 for Westminster
.ss:l3. '9:l5. 'i1:3o am II 40. .4:sI '5:5S
Ing car running through to Boston without change
Via Pouehkeei sic Bridge, landing passengers in una
N. station at Boston.
su pSs A,lan, &c City 4os and 10 1900
FOR BAY RIDGE,
week days, g:l9 am, j 80, 4 30 nm. SuDdava
. ;35 Am. 30 3:l5 m
Leave Bay kage. week days, $3.50. =. 80 pm Sun
fEIcept Sunday. DAILY. sSunday only
Bsggsge called for and checked from hotels and resi-
Genes by union Transfer Company orders left at
Ncket Offices. dig and 1851 Penn. ave- and at depot
CHAS. y. SCULI- Gen. Pass. Agent.
>. L. ODELI- Gen. Manager, iy.
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Two men were killed and four injured BY an
accident on the James River division Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio yesterday.
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Island PARK--Personaily conducted excur-
SION Thursday, July IL. Don't fail TO secure
seats IN advance at 619 and 1851 Pennsy lvania
avenue. No extra charge. Round trip SlOO.
Train leaves Baltimore and Ohio station at 1000
am.
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FUTURE DAYS.
RATCLIFFE. DARR Il CO.. Aucis.

r ATCLIFFE. DARR Il CO.. Aucs.
H $40 Penna. ave. NV.
VERY VALUABLE UNI,IPROvED PROPERTY IN
GfE1oHGETOWN, d G, fh, ,NTiNG ON III RTY
SECOND GiIGlD AND THlRrY-rHIRD MAR
kET) STREETS,
AND
ON THIRTY-FlFTH FAYETTE) STREET BE
TWEEN FIFTH tk) AND SIXTH (S) STREETS.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. JiLY TWENTY
f!RsT. At HALF,pAsr FIVE O'CLOCK. wewil Of
Ter tor sale III front q! the premises
Parts OF Lots LOB aud 100, square 50, fronting
80 ~ feet Oh I'd lI street. This property will be sold
III five Parcels plat shown day of sale these
Lots the electric railroad and within easy &C
&C OF the business portion o1 the city.
Also,
Lots 1873 1S.. 81 and Iart of 1879, in square LOT,
fronting 55th Hsye:e) and 9th tl streets, and viii
be sold IN ten lots, making them desirable for baduy
sites being snhied IN the best section Of Georgeown
Terms: Une-thirl cash. balanoe i'll and Two
years, Fix per cent secured br deed OF trust
property sold, III cash. At pton of the purchaser
deposit Of 800 each To- & time sale. If the
terms OF sale; not complied with in f.teen days
from day of right reserved to resell the prop
erty thu risk ard the defau TIM, chaser
llshod in Washington, D. AllconveyaIcin And re-
coruiiig ~ the cost Of the purchaser.
jylidSds RATCLIFt L, DARR & CO.. Aucts.
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gTNRUSTEES' SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
l. PROVED PROPERTY ON STREET BETWEEN
TENfH AND ELEVENTH STREETS NORTH

By virtue of deed of trust recorded in Lber No.
96O folio % ct seq. Of tn land records OF the
District q Columbl We VIII sSi At public aneten.
FIFTH. AID. 1890 Al HhLF-PAS1 FIVE O'CLOCK
NJ tue following described real estate, situate the
city OF Washington District % Columbia to wit: Lots
Z, u and In John g. adams subh vision of lots Nos
nineteen t1o) and twenty t2O), IN said Adams subdi-
vision OF usre unbt red three hundred and thirty.
one ts3. as SAID subdivision OF said lots d and L
is duly recorded III the surveyors Office said city in
Liber o. H. B, folio 2l7. together with the improve
ments thereon.
Terms of sale: One-half cash, balance in one (l)
year. note to bear interest at tho Of six l per
cent snnuin. payable seni-annualy and to be SCI
cured by deed OF trust property sold all cash at
purchasers option deposit of 81 90 tne of sale
Terms TO be complied with IN fifteen days from day of
fapl;ing purchaser after ys days notice OF such
q. =. EIRMIN, / ,~...
JOHN MORRISON,5 lrustees.
jyl4d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, AuctioneerH
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
T,aoMAs BOWLING. Aucssoneez.

District Of Columbia, passed in Equity cause NO
I III will sell az public suction, on MONDAY
M in front Of the premises undivided moiety OF
tue west ~ feet OF lot o. in Cadets subdivision O.
story Frame House, said premises being situate on
jackson alley near ist street northeast.
Terms of sale cash. A deposit of $50 required Al
time Of sale and terms be complied with in ten xys
from day of sale.
FERDINAND SCHMIDT. Trustee.
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FINANCIAL

mo W. CoRSoN. JNo. W. MACARTNEy
81 Member N. u Stock RI.
CORSON 4 MCCARTNEY.
GLOVER BUILDING. 14l9 ST NV
Bankers and dealers In Government BondG
Deposits Exchange. Loans. Collections.
Esilroad stocks and Bonds and all securities listed
on the Exchanges OF New York. Philadelphia. Boston
and Baltimore bought and sold.
A speciality made OF Investment securitiea Distr1cs
Bonds aud all local Railroad Gaa Insurance and TEL
American Bell Telephone STOCK boushtand sold iyls
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Auctioneers,
~ 92OP ennsvlyania ave. n. w.
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TIE LOBBY ovzRDID Ir-MZMBERs WHO RE-
CORDED THEMSELVES AGAINST ENCOURAGEMENT
ON THE RIGaTs OF THE PEoPLE-rHE PRES
EST STATUS OF THE ATKINSON BILL
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u ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO.. Auctioneers.

1y2-d&ds
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
II u
SEVERAL VERY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS
HYATTSSIIIE- MARYIANn HIfl

iy5-dS
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Ravases of Hog Cholera.

GALENA, Ill.,, December 15.-There
seems to be no abatement of the raw
ages caused by cholera among the
hogs in this portion of Northern II
linois and throughout Southern Wis
consin. A leading farmer, that more
than one half the crop had been car
ried offup to the present time, and
that the disease was spreading in
every section where it had made It's
appearance. The damage to the farm
eTs will aggregate fully 800, 600.
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Columbus Jottings.

COLUMBUS, TEXAS, Dec. 18th 90
Work on the new court house and
all still goes on rapidly, but is much
hampered by the non-arrival of ma
terial.
Cotton continues to come in at a
lively rate, about 1000 bales have
been marketed up to date.
Mr.. French Simpson, prominent
banker of Hallettsville, Texas, was in
this city yesterday.
Mr.. Edward Arden, and his superb
company, are billed to show in this
city tonight. His play is entitled
"Ragland's Way"
Mr.. Henry Ilse..:.and Hon. j. w.
Middlebrook, two prominent citizens
of this city, left yesterday on visit
to Jackson county.
At this writing we have good pros.
poets for heavy rain, which Is badly
needed.
Mr.. w. III. Townsend, w. L.
Atkins and NJ. Kerrson, three of the
leading attorneys of t. is city, returned
home from Weimar, Texas, yesterday.
FOARD.
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A Chicago Heiress-Actress.

CHICAGO, ILL, Dec. 15-Miss Ger
trude Potter appeared on the stage al
Hooley's Theatre last Tuesday after.
noon in doublet and hose. Miss Pot
ter is an heiress and the daughter of
millionaire o. NJ. Potter. She has a
shapely figure, and her appearance
made sensation in society. The per
Torrance was given by amateurs for
the benefit of the Hospital for Women
and Children. Over 1000 persons were
in the theater, and they represented
the wealth and fashion of all Chicago
Mics Potter appeared in little one
act comedy called Cupid's Messenger
She wore doublet and hose of the
time of the sixteenth century. Her
costume was brilliant, being made of
garnet velvet and trimmed in gold
braid. A year or two ago Miss Pot
ter created sensation by falling in
love with a paper carrier, who was
later sent to the penitentiary on q
trivial charge trumped up by hired
detectives. Miss Potter Is fair act
ress and q graduate of the Chicago
Conservatory.
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An Innocent Man Hanged.

RoCKPoRT, Ind, Dec. 15.-Informa-
ton has just reached here of the dy-
ing assertion of man who died at
Tennyson, small station on the Air
Line Railroad near here, that he was
the murderer of John Bilderbach,
near Tennyson, for which crime
Thomas Camp was hanged twenty
years ago Mr.. Camp always declared
his innocence, even upon the scaffold,
saying: "You hang an innocent man;
God is my witness, and after am
dead and and gone you will find out
the man who committed the crime
for which am now 10 die" If this
dying assertion of the man be true,
it shows that terrible mistake was
committed, resulting in the death of
an innocent man.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-15
A Good Example.

ST. PAUL, MIMI, Dec. 15.-Judge
Hale's will has been filed. The es-
tate consists of 81 ,o00,000 realty and
$4,000 personal property. After
making liberal requests to his wife
and numerous other relatives he
directs the remainder of his estate to
be managed for twenty-five years by
his executors, and then one-fourth of
it to go TO his wife, one-fourth to his
nephews and nieces, other half to be
given to some one duly empowered
by the City Of st. Paul TO receive it
and use il in equal portions for the
founding of a free medjcal,dispeDsary
for the poor and for a city library.
Among the requests are $4,000 TO
st. Luke's Hospital, ST. Paul; 10000
to the Society for the Relief of the
Poor; SO, 900 20 the Protestant Orphan
Asylum, and $4,000 to the Home for
FriendleEs.
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A Syndicate Deal in Denver.

DENVER, Colo, Dec. 15-One of the
most important transactions ever ne
gotiated in the West was consum-
mated last week when an English
syndicate, representing a capital of
s., 500, 900, secured an option on all the
s snSs and water tights OWNED by
$780, 900, on which payment of
$50, 900 was made. One-balf of this
property only is purchased by the
English, while the other half is re-
tanned by the sellers. The purchase
consists of three reservoirs with a ca
pacity of 500,000,000 cubic feet of
water, $4,000 acres of land adjacent to
Denver, water mains and other i'm
provements.
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ANOTHER COMPLETE.

The Laurel Heights and s. "A. and
A. T.. Electric Line Complete.
and Ready Tomorrow.
Five cars for the San Antonio Elec.
trio Stree railway arrived from ST.
Louis yesterday. These will be put
on the red line tomorrow morning
and the route from Laurel Heights
to the Arkansas Poss depot will then
be complete with electric cars.
These cars came from st. Louis in
just three days, which is considered
pretty good time for freight to make
in Texas. President Weiss says
that the only way that he
could compel the st. Louis car COM
pany to furnish him the requisite
cars was to put them under 500 for
felt for every day of their delay, ac-
cording to the contract The car
works all over the country are rum
ming to their full capacity, the Pull
man works not taking any more con-
tracts under one year ahead for de-
livery.
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Applied i'm Washington.

WAsHINGToN, d. C..Dec. 15.-Dr
g. L. Magruder, at the Garfield Hos
pital has made the fourth application
In this country of the Koch lymph in
two cases of pulmonary tuberculosis
One case was that of a girl of three
months illness, and the other six
months case. Drs. Fades and Ma
gruder will note their patients con-
dition daily and further experiment
with the lymph. Through the cour.
tesy of the State Department officials,
DIR. Magruder was enabled to make
the first experiment of the kind at the
Capital, having received five drachms
of lymph.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-15
Plan to Store LIQUOR.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. ia. E.
Wilson, of Louisville, KY, has made
argument before the Ways and Means
Committee in favor of bill to permit
distilled spirits to be stored In special
bonded warehouses. Mr.. Wilson said
that the bill, while considerably re-
ducing the cost of collecting the in
ternal revenue by dispensing with a
large number of storekeepers and
gaugers, would give greater security
to purchasers of the product of dis
tilleries.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-15
A Swiss Election,

BBRNE, Dec. 15.-A united meeting
of the State Council and the National
Council was held Tuesday for the
purpose of electing q President and
Vice President Of the repu bile for the
year 1891 DIR. Welt, who is at pres
emit Vice President. was elected Presi-
dent, and NJ. Hauser Vice President.
They will assume office on January
1. Gen. Frel, who was formerly
Swiss Minister at Washington, has
been elected q member of the Federal
Council.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-15
A Poker PIayer's Losses

NEVADA, Mo-, Dec, 15.-C. G.
Brooks brought suit in the Vernon
county circuit court against John Nc
Mahon to recover S437 so lost by
Brooks in q draw poker, in which
Mcmahon was winner. Judge D. p.
Stratton, before whom the case was
tried, entered upon Judgment
agaist Mcmahon in favor of plain tiff
last Thursday for 3G250. An appeal
will be taken.
A NotariaI Oath Not Recognized.
SEATTLE Wash, Dec. PA decis-
ion affecting the title to many thous
ana acres OF coal and timber lands
entered in this state has just been
rendered in the United States court
here. Three men who had entered
coal lands in this county made affids
Wits before notary public that they
had made the requisite amount OF
improvements on the claims. The
men, however, indicted by the United
States grand jury for perjury Their
attorney demurred, on grounds that
the notary public was not authorized
by the United States statutes to ad
minister, and hence his acts would
not be recognized. The court sustain
ed demurrer and held the notary
public was not competent officer
to administer the oaths, as the
United States statutes did not recog-
niZe q notary.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-15
BICYCLES Not Personal Effects.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 15.-By a
decision rendered by the treasury
department bicycles are held not to
be personal effects of persons arriving
in this country. The treasury de-
partment has decided that entries
can not be made in the United States
custom house by a foreign corpora
ton, branch office of which is estab-
lished In this country.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-15
Afraid of SMALLPOX.

The Wizard Oil company have en-
gagged Krisch's Convention hall for
their nightly concerts. They were
compelled to abardon their location.
corner of Houston and Navarro streets,
by the police authorities, on account
of the supposed danger of drawing a
miscellaneous crowd, and causing
smallpox TO become epidemic.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-15
Governor Peck's Appointments.

Governor Peck's Appointments.
MINIATURES, Wis, December Is
Governor-elect Peck has made public
the following appointments: Adju.
tant General, Jos. P. Doe, of James,
Vile; Quartermaster General, Otto
Falk, of Milwaukee; private secretary
to Gov. Peck, Clarence l.. Clark.
None of them applied for the positions
to which they are appointed.
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The Sub-Treasury Bill.

TOPEKA, Kan, Dec. 15.-Prominent
Kansas farmers laugh at the story
that Florida farmers will try to disin-
tegrate the democratic party. Messrs.
Willtts, B a her and others say they
voted for the sub treasury bill because
they had faith in it.
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A Big Land Case.

OMAHA, Neb., Dec. 15.-The federal
court in the case of Henry t. Clarke,
of Omaha, against John L Blair, OF
Blairstown, N. j., to quiet title TO
10000 acres of land in Cummings
county, which has been pending for
ten years, has rendered decision in
favor of Clarke. The property is worth
nearly $3.50, coo.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-15
American Tin.

CHICAGO, December l5.-An at.
tempt is being made IN this city by
firm to manufacture tin plate in
competition with The tin makers of
Wales. They will attempt to do by
machinery what the Welshmen do
by hand,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-15
Nine Christened.

A grand christening took pIace
yesterday at Louis Gembler's ranch
seven miles from the city, east of the
SaiadO, whicS was attended BY
several San Antonians. Mr.. Gem
bler's nine children were christened.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-15
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
AND STATE SPECIALS.
UP TO THE TIME OF GOING TO PRESS
A Blow at Draw Poker

A Blow at Draw Poker.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 11.-A dead
ly blow has been struck at the great
Kentucky game of draw poker. The
Court of Appeals last Wednesday de-
cided that man who loses and
squeals can recover his money from
the winner.
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Western Association.

New YORK, Dec. ia meeting Of
railroad presidents Of roads west of
Chicago was began today. for the pur-
pose o. forming western association.
All roads agreeing to 60 in were re-
presented.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-15

The city council never authorized a
census to be taken, and never appro-
priated any money for such a census.
But census was taken by order of
the mayor and now we see the item
of expense has been paid out of the
city treasury. IA d.
The city had the privilege of pur-
chasing the city census of the census
department., at the rate of 25 cents
per hundred names: 1t would have
cost less that 800; An appropriation
was made for this purpose. but inste
of this the mayor had census taken
that cost S1354.7h.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-15
Stands for Parliament.

DUBLIN, Dec. 15.-Vincent Scully,
Parnellite candidate for North Kill
kenny seat in Parliament. WAS nomi-
mated today.
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HIS Is Champion.

-SYDNEY, Australia, Dec 15.-The
sculling match, for champion of the
world. between Kemp and Mclean
today was won by Mclean.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-15
SHORT STOPS.

What the People are Saying.
The people regsrd our present
mayor not unkindly as q man and a
citizen, but six years in Office has
, made them very familiar with his
methods, and familiarity breeds con-
tempt"
The people have been trying to I'M
derstand the rule and figure work of
the last financial statement published
statements are not supposed to be
understood by the common people.
A large percentage of the voters
who sustain the present city admins
tration, never even dream of q finan-
cial statement of the city.
While the people are anxious about
securing first-class man for mayor,
they are not unmindful of the import
ance of city council that will legis-
late for the benefit of the city and not
be bossed by one man.
TT.
The present city council have be.
come entirely subservient TO the die
tates of the mayor, completely OBJ
livious to their duty as the legislators
of the city government; in fact they
are "bossed."
-
If the city council was not oblivious
to their duty as legislative body
not unmindful of their own rights
and privileges, they would instigate
an inquiry in regard to the item in
the financial report recently pub
lished: printing, enumerators and
clerks census, 81 ,354.75."
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Assipnee,s Sale.

Selling out entire stock of A. Bruns-
wick & Son, regardless of cost.
1912 n. EcHNITzER, Assignee.
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Fair.

Fair.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-Fair, with
northerly winds.