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New-York tribune., 1892-12-20
THE WINANS SHIP PATENTS.
REFUSAL OF THE HOUSD TO EXTEND THEM.
THEY COVER VESSELS OF THE wHALEDACK'
TYPE.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBrSE.l

Washington Dec 19-By the decisive vote
OF o. yeas TO 75 nays. the House OF KcpreSeh-
tatives to-day refused suspend the rules ana P"ss
the bill to revive and continue in force ior n PeIio'
OF seventeen years the patents granted to hoss WI
mans and his Thomas winans. of Baltimore ior
the invention Of the splndicshaped hun for ocean
going steam vessels. The original patents were
granted IN October 1853. more than tmrty-four years
ago. 1t IS asserted in the report Of the Committee
on patents that Ross winans and his sons Thomas
and william l.. Wnans haze since spent iarg" SUMS
of money and many yeais OF labor on this invention
and that It has now teen brought TO such degree
of perfection that
The committee are satisfied from the e~ydence ~
submitted to them that the sald arnanc Mms E tvpe Of
ocean-goIng steam vessels whic. sse pTU.'t thot
great oS Sens' sd 10 vessel s of hS new type $50 feet in
length. which fully demonstrates tn. claims as n,of ~
believe vessels Of this class can rendered very
effective in the revenue and naval soTsmT somemd =" he
passage Of the substitute t ,.,..,o,on
Without prejudgng the action Of the Commlssioner
mittee cannot refrain from auding TO the pcrsevenns
enterprise executive ability and inventive Genius 81
10 be In the line of public policy to encouas. Ie
efforts OF such citizens when directed toward 'he Puoo
welfare.
Some ~ the ideas embodied in the winans patents.
which expired many wears ago, have been practcaIiY
applied during the last few years In the CONSTRUCTION
Of the type Of steam vessels known as "whaiep'cNS
and one of the provisos in the bill which was relcco
today Is
That the patent granted under this act slnl hot
have the effect nor B. construed TO restrain Int OF
abrldge the rights of any person persons or oCo,S ar
usng or at any time prior thereto have iseo lne IN
ventons or any Of them, disclosed In such previously
granted patents aforesaid; but as to sucl hnelioo
and as against such person. persons or corporation u
patent which may be issued under the DIo'lslohS VI
this act shall be void.
II will be observed that this pcoviso would not
protect persons or corporations who after the passage
OF the act should build vessels OF the wiac-
back type. The bill vigorously attacked by Ncssrs'
lIaugen Dngley and Ezra 3. Taylor who thoiHnghy
exposed the true character of the proposed ess nao'
and was as vigorously defended by Chairman llhmnl'
of the Committee on Patents and others. but 40 tlc
vote showed did not commend Itself 10 The Judgment
Of the House.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-20
n,.,,,,,rn FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For NewEngland local rain or snow; westerly windss
becoming variable slightly colder.
For Eastern New.York, Eastern PennsyNah'a ara
NewJer-ey. threatening weather with fsih or snow
,,,,,, 70 .,st.rly in the afternoon falling tenn
rcrature ,, IL, -. .
For Maryland, Delaware and Virginia, rain or snowi
slightly colder. ,,
For Western N.w.York and western Pennsylvania
snow colder IL,
For West virgln' and Ohio, occasonai snow co'Dei.
ro, Indiana and Illinois, fair except furrcs In
the south colder.
For Tennessee and Kentucky. rain or snow soae''
For Missouri and kansas generally iair' eoueF'
For low, and NcbIiska fir
For Michigan aud Wisconsin, far; eoder'
New-York tribune., 1892-12-20

A battalion has also been formed IN Pennsylvania,
and has been accepted by that State part OF its
splendid military force. Advices received at the
Navy DEPARTMENT indicate tnt steps have teen taken
to organize battaions Of naval militia at other points,
notably at Chicago. THIS Is most credtabe showing
when the fact Is considered that three years sgo there
1as no regularly organized naval militia in this
country Assistant Secretary Soey deserves particular
credit for the energy and zeal displayed In the De
partments efforts TO buhd up this essential adjunct to
the Navy The naval militia has recently received
most friendly appreciation I'm special report 10 The
sscretAry OF the Treasury by the Commissioner Of
Navigation Mr.. O'Brien. who advocates the Organza-
tio,l OF a naval reserve.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-20
NINE BCEGLIRIES ~ THREE WEEKS.
uAcKEXsACK. y J.. EXCITED OVER An EpI-
DEsuC OF RODDEEIES.

uACKENsACK y. J.. EXCITED OVER An EPi'
DEMIC OF RODDEElES
There has been nm epidemic OF burglarcs In Hlckcn-
sack lately Three weeks four houses were entered
I'm one night While people there were reading yes
tcrny morning Of the daring robbery nj the house OF
william Gwynnc at O'Clock sunday morning the ~
port went abroad that two more hou'cS md pee"
robbed ON sunday night IN the lower part of the town.
ON. ~ the pnccs entered was the home OF Frank
Henry. I'm Wnircns where gold watch and chain
and u snull sum OF money were secured. The house
of I " Van WInhlc on BcrgcnSt., ono block from
Icn,v's home wa, robbed Of ~ In cash and several
articles of silvervnre This makes nine burslnt"s IN
throc weeks No effort Is being mad" Us the autl0ri-
,Ins IA catch the thirvc~. The two policemen IN IN"
Town go on duty at = a. m. several leading citikrns
rc con ,idering the advsability Of calling public
n.tlrr and of Offering reward for the capture Of
fl,
New-York tribune., 1892-12-20
pr,s,IyG MIR. cEAro.s CANDIDACY.

New Bedford Dec. ~ >pcri1lj.-Thc campaign com
rnittec pushing the candidacy II William ". Cmpo. of
this city f)r Uuitcd states senator today ISSUED i
circular 70 member, oi the Lcci-lninre II says 'h'
responses 10 circular announcing hi, candidacy nave
beer 50 encouraging from all part ot ~" state a 10
convince h, nicn1s. II oaly his qualifications receive
The careful consideration on the part of every Inll
v,1pal member Of the legislature which the Import
arcc - thc Office 70 be flied demands ~ his electors
lac A large majority Tie circular sets forth Mr.
GRAPHS conceded ability 10 deal with matters re!nt-
Ing 10 the tariff and finance.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-20

June at which a great part of the DISCUSSION "ouu
he devoted 10 the formation OF plan 10 oppose
secret societies. lie asked that deisi'e or ae'es
be appointed to attend that c'nieren.e Inv n,o, ,
=. xo,, bou,od the Rev J. VI. Caldwell. OF The S0uth
p,r,, .v.nuc Church "The Methodist church Is
neither Masonic Tor antlMasonic. There Is pace
in the economy of this days affairs ior 'he se'r,'
soc,o,v There are occasions when they do good.
surrounded as the Church Is BY the vast nun ct
sor,otios A vote was taken, and the chairman ae
ciored Nr Youngs motion lost Not half the min-
New-York tribune., 1892-12-20
RAISED A BIG sun To DEFEAT WATSON.

Augusta. Ga, Dec 10 (SpcciaD. .-Th"rc has o'ch
con siderable alarm felt here over expected aiieSs at
the instigaion OF Congressman Tom watson Oh d"
lorce number OF Democrats, under the Charges Pi
Illegal voting and interfering with legal voters III 'e
recent election. II is n fact we'll known here u'''
large sums OF money raised 10 secure the deie''
OF Watson. The business men generally nAu' PER
sonal appeals to the houses which they dealt WITH ~
the North especially those In Ncw-lork CITY, LOT
funds with which 10 defeat watson. The aisuihch'
used to effect this was that Watson was the sworn
enemy of capital and that his defeat was matter
Of importance 10 every investor In the court9y III
turance and railroad companies Responded b ray' -
that $4,000 in hand for nsc, In addition 10 Tue
local funds Richmond County cast L"ariy lo'o'o
votes where 1000 has heretofore been cons'd"re'
good vote ana Of these than 900 were for watson
owing 10 the fact that Mr.. Cleveland carried the el'c
tIon the Democratic managers have been talking iccy
q how 1.-THE boys did mp Tom Watson In THIS way
Wnt,on has become possessed OF much ini"im" ION
which Will aid him in making cascs against many
prominent men. These Will have in be trlci
before Judge Emory SIccr. who Is kepnhh' m ana
who during his own Congressman career uc INC
fully acquainted with the methods which have been
used AGAINST Watson.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-20
BOSTON AND NAMES THREATENED RATE WAR;

Commissioner & pddad. Of the Trunk Line Ass cla
tlon sent nm answer Yesterday 10 the letter o! W. r.
Berry general tmnc manager Of the Boston anu
Maine MIR. Berry complained that the kanawha
Di,patch Freight Line was cutting rates between
rns,crn points and Minneapolis and It. Paul. and
Threatened 10 issue new tariff nj once for the pro
lection of lines which he repreonts outside OF New
England Mr. Goddard declined TO say what reply he
had made.
II Is thought Tat trouble on the score OF Nr.
Bcrry's complaint Is not likely me h"h'"ha p''
,,,ch \ known 70 have special rates few lines
nf goods and these are probably what nave com" %
,ae attention OF the Boston and Maine onicals. These
rates however. expire by the time Inlt on january l.
and will not again be- put into erect
New-York tribune., 1892-12-20
NOT AN EXTENSION OF NORTHWESTERN.

The announcement made IN Denver dispatch that
the Chicago and Northwestern system was 10 b. ex-
tended toward the Pacific coast by the building Of r
new road from Casper. Wyo., 10 ogden. Utah. was
contradctcd Yesterday by NiccPrcsldent Sykes. VINO
said that his company was not In anyway concerned
with the new enterprise lie did not know who the
corporntors of the new road OF ANYTHING about
Heir plans but II could be- declared positively that
tho chicago and Northwestern Railroad was not be-
hind them.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-20
MEXICAN WAR VETERANS PENSIONS II
CREASED.

Washington. Dec. 10 (specioD-It was made ev
dent to-day that the Democratic House Of Repre-
sentatives Is not in favor OF cutting down the nm
sion rolls at least far as the pensioners on nc
count Of the Mexican war are concerned; on the
contrary, It passed by a vote OF 157 yeas to nays
the Senate bill TO increase from So TO s12 month
the allowance to such pensioners II Is estimated
that this legislation viii add about Sl.l0oOoo or
81 100000 TO tho total yearly expenditures on ac-
count OF pensions. Perhaps the fact that most OF
the money will be distributed among pensioners In
the Southern States account for the weakness OF
the opposition To the bill In the House to-day.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-20
THE WEATHER REPORT.

, STORM FROM THE SOUTHWEST COMING THIS
WAY.
washin gtoo Dee. lo.-Ihe storm which was eentN
nea Galveston this mornng has moved easnortheat ana
. h,s ,anIdlv moved nor.hea s,ward during the day
and s now cenoal IN the lower ST. Lawrence valley
The temperature fallen 10 degrees 10 20 degrees In the
lower Missl,spp and upper Mississppi valleys ana
southwcstward Southern and Western texas heaVy
.n. ..ys fallen IN the lower Mississippi Valley. and
snow in the lower lake region
New-York tribune., 1892-12-20
PAYING OFF TIE ELECTION OFFICIALS.

CITY Payrnasier Zimmerman began yesterday 10
nav the claims Of election Inspectors. poll and ballot
clerks and landlords OF polling places for the lat
ccneraI election In this city. The creditors Of the
city we're mnr>hnllcd Ia three lines outside the pay
masters ofrcc In Rcade.st by a detail u policemen.
aud The work Of payment went on steadily until p M.
IL will be resumed tbs morning
New-York tribune., 1892-12-20
DEMOCRATS LOOKING AFTER cLrD WORK.

Washington. Dec. I9.-Thc executive committee of
the National Association Of Democratic Clubs hold
meeting M the Ebbst House 10 dav. The committee
Organized by the reelection Of Nilnm J.. Wilson. of
We'll Virginia. as chairman and Lawrence Gnrdner
socrgary By unanimous vote II determined 10 keep
rs Headquarters al Washington. To contlnu" The
work begun In the Northwest last year. The committee
authorized the appointment Of Subcommittee 10
take charge i the "espccial" work In those states
and Territories. William L. Wilson was appointed
chairman,
New-York tribune., 1892-12-20
rLATBrsn REPUBLICANS ELF OFFICERS.

The primaries for the election Of officers Of the reg
ular Fla,bush, L. J., Republican Association were
held last night at the Town Hall. Tho polls
open from TO ,. m. The election resulted ms
follows Justus W. smith. president; E. L. II. Zell-
insky first c-prcsdcnt George II. Whiting second
vice president William A. stevens. secretary Thomas
A. Moorchcad treasurer: sergeant at-armS julius
Crump; delegates 10 the General Committee Wilinm
: RYAN nhrce years. Theodore Aston Zone year,:
New-York tribune., 1892-12-20
EXTENDING corRrEslEs TO LORD DrNRAvEN

Tic Corinthan Yacht club, whose hcad1u~t''s arc
ot TompLln,ville. :. l., have sent an inViiaIoh 10
Lord Dunravcn. the challenger for tho Am'r'o'' Cup
extending the privileges Of the clubhouse ana an
chorrcr for hl, Va ht Nakyrc. In all the Pc'lti'
international races tho CHinthian lH'ht ''"p "''
lcn made the h.adluaItsr, of the principal visitors
and the tcncs:a Galatca and rhlstl" anchored IN thc
l'nrlnfAlnn Ua,ln.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-20
Tie ErNERAL OF LEOPOLD MORSE.

Boston Dec. lo.-Funeral services over the body
OF the late Leopold Morse were held Yesterday Ak
. p m at his late residence In this CITY, 1hf
services at the Episcopal Church were read by Bishop
BROOKS Interment In the family lot al Mount
Auburn Cemetery. where the Rev. Nr. Cunningham
n, ,hc Episcopal Church. olciated. Governor RUSSELL
ON. .CovcrnorS Ames and Rice and Postmaster llart
were among those present.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-20


and YOUR cough may end In something seri'
ous It's pretty sure to, il your blood Is poor
That is Just the time and condition tnat IN,
vites Consumption. The seeds are sown o', anu
it has fastened its hold upon you, before ~"
know that 1t is near. ..,, Oh.
II won't do to triAo and delay, wnen sns
remedy is at hand. Every disorde, tna. M GS. nr
be reached through the blood yields 10 r nr:
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery; TOT
Severe Coughs, Bronchial, Throa. ana to.,,, L,e
Diseases, Asthma, Scrofula N every so 49,.
lungs @ that's called Consumption, in all 10
earlier stages, il is a positive and complete
cure. . 80.
It is the only blood-cleanser, strength
storcr, and flesh builder so effective ina. ~ =
can be guaranteed. II it doesn't oenen. :"
cure. In every case. YOU have your monsy
back. All medicine dealers have u
New-York tribune., 1892-12-20

pcctaons, the committee failed 10 arrive at any
conclusion I'm the case and when II adjourned II was
tacitlv understood the matter would be brought up
again at the next meeting OF the committee, whch
would probably be Wednesday. II Is understood that
while no direct opposition 10 confirmation mas mani
tested itself among Democratic senator's. stll there
are some Senators who wish 10 inquire into The nomi
nat on and this may make II necessary TO give lheIh
a hearing before the committee. 30 far' h,wtVpr.
no method Of procedure has been adopted looking u
1 he fnllnc Of cXdcnCe.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-20
A TRAINED NAVAL MILITIA.
SHOWING MADE BY THE oRGANIZA-
TIONS IN SEVEN STATES.


Washington, Dec 10 (SpcclaD.-In his annual re-
norts s,r the last three years Secretary Tracy has
called attention 10 the importance Of a trained militia
for the Navy and the advantages that would result
from such an organization. The Secretary has also
recommended that annual appropriation be made by
Congress for the purchase of arms for the naval
militia. Congress has since made the appropriation
recommended $25 900 having been authorized last
J,lv The number OF officers and men regularly
mastered in the naval militia is as follows
New-York tribune., 1892-12-20
AZ JycEyprARY CAUGHT ~ THE ACT.

Red Bank, y. j.. Dec. 10 Spc ilD.-Charlcs Smith,
NJ Na,awan was arr scd tonight on charge OF
arson Late last night he wus caught I'm the act of
@ ting the Methodist Church on fire. When arrested
he confcs. cd having caused the big fire last wocA
which occasl0ncd loss OF 10000 Smith * about
IN riy-a\e years old. lie said he set bu dlngS on
fire because he kod 20 sec the blaze and the engines
at work. lie taken TO the County Jail.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-20
pPOlTrNENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

nRU NSWICK K-Captan Gerald Langley of Tho DTIush
legation ut Washington. FIFTH AVENUE-Congrcss-
man T. IT, Walker OF Massachusetts,; Donald McNaughton.
OF Rochester and Isaac V. Baker jr. q Comsocks. ~ Y.
UOFFNAN N-GcFgc El"i~t"ln. OF Buffalo. HOLLAND
lie, ~ G. Fch of Pttsburg. and General Orand Smith.
Of baltimore PLAZA-J. Malcolm Forbes. Of Boston.
vuIOIIA-A. wcrmuth, German Commissioners TO the
Colombian Exposition.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-20
MI. xIcoLL NOT YET TIRED or IT'S OFFICE

Dlsirlct.Ationcy Nicos term Of of'oc lasts until
January. 1894. but the desire Of several Of BIS a,
istants TO succeed him has caueed lin g announce
10 them that hc cXpects =" election. Not long ago
he ca,d In those OF his suborna'eS who had begun
canvass for the ohce and told them that he hnf the
first caim the nomination aud Intended 10 push H.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-20
JURISDICTION OF COURTS LIMITED.

Washington, Dec. 10.-m the House today, Mr..
CulbersOn moved TO suspend the rules and pass Il
bill limiting the jurisdiction Of the Circuit and Dstict
Courts OF the United states The bin prohibits suits
IN United States courts by against corporations,
except the 0f the legal dOmcc Il the rpora
ton in cases whore jurisdiction depends upon the
citizenship OF the parties. The motion agreed 10.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-20

NFrHOUIsTs NOT TO OPPOSE SECRET SOCIETIES.
Chicago. Dec 10 spcciaD.-The Methodist min.
t,rs, at their weekly meeting to-day, asked T.
place themselves record as opposed TO secret
societies and fatty refused TO do The Rev. II.
L. Kellogg corresponding secretary OF the National
Christian Association, announced that conference
OF ministers would be held In this city some time I'm
New-York tribune., 1892-12-20

sr1LI. DISCUSSING MIR. M'COMAsS NOMINATION.
Washington, Dec l9.-Thc Senate judiciary Com
u,ttee considered length the nomination OF Louis
McCopas Of Maryland. TO be associate Justice OF the
Dstrlcf Supreme Court to-day. Dut, contrary
New-York tribune., 1892-12-20
USE PONDS EXTRACT
FOR
CATARRH.

IL have constant sufferer for ysor' rom =, ,nS
colds the whole mucous tissue from the nos ancct
including the bronchial tubes more or e.9
IL was fast developing Into CHKtNtC ~ xr,,
was nnalv persuaded 10 PONDS Ia li'a.l.
snugcd IL up my and Inhaled II esrel'o n f'pds
anu Las cne0'u ''"o'' NfREDERIC f. FlN[K.
AVON srpSTITr,TES Genuine mode only by
poad ExtIact / o.. 16 Fifth.ave. New-foFK'
New-York tribune., 1892-12-20
the CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.

Established SAC.
Has pad 10 policy holders $l5l, ,6j0,7 76l. 80
Holds to be paid policies mature. 59,73e,47o.9j
AMOUNT PAID AND ON HAND
TO BE PAID as policies mature. oil, ,3s0,24l.77
II has received from policy holders 156 1853 7G332
Net gain earned for policy holders
AFTER PAYING ALL En-
PENSES, 25.26 per cent, Or. 42,625,47s.45
Send for rates.
PHILIP Z. MILLER. General Agent
for Sew-York city and New-Jcrsey
No. / Wall ST.. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-20

All varieties NJ cola on hand and 10 order.
TurKeys. chickens game foasts, pates salads hQms
imported checs artchokcs hotel sprcalties
md nnc tab e dcllcucies &. PEKCEVAI, Uth.aye and
Sth. ST.. and 0thaye. near At-st
New-York tribune., 1892-12-20
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

-, chi. s,ag,am -. continuous white limo shows the
.h,nrcs in pressure as nicsted by Inc Iiiounes seu'
,ccoldng oueto The broken IL o rcpcsehSs no eea~
pcwture a. observed at Perry's Pharmacy'
Tribune Orcc Dec. 20. a. NIT was cloudy all aay
Yesterday with very l'lc rain late at night The tn
rature RANGED between IS and IL degrees the a'eraee
,,sL, being 4 degrees higher than the corrspono-
Ia, s,v lat year and 81. higher than SUNDAY; .
I'm and near this city to-day there VIII prooipv W
cloI,dness with snow rain, growing colder.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-20
TO FIGHT FOR THE CONTROL.

corresponding week last year, decrease Of 4e,os2
tons.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-20

eye OIde Gallery shoppe," corntr Nassau anc
aoptinent
New-York tribune., 1892-12-20

Those who are In search o, good furniture Go to
Flnts West 1lthst, because article is rclabe
and durable and plsiny marked al the owest mice
New-York tribune., 1892-12-20
What Shall
the Gift Be 4?

This question puzzles most people
nowadays. They want to give some-
thing that combines the useful and
practical with the ornamental and
aesthetic. Perhaps visit to our sales
rooms would decide them. There is
certainly variety enough in suitable
and durable presents. What -nots,
Easels, Shaving Stands, Music Folios,
Teakettles and Urns, Vases and Man.
tel Ornaments, Fire Screens, Fire
Irons, Coal and Wood Baskets, Um.
brella Stands, &C., of the best and
cOstliest make.
j. S. Conover e. Co.,
$3.50 West 23d St.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-06-07

roads mean twelve things, tO-wit:
ID Increased value of land: % q
larger rural population; 81 increased
interest in farms and farming; a.
quicker and more profitable sales Tor
farm products; (5) better country
schools and churches; 90 more con-
tented people; % fatter and sleeker
teams; (S) larger loads hauled at d
load; ~ saving of wear and tear OF
vehicles; (10J 3 clear gain ON man s
old enemies-Time and Space; Cd
better christians, and hence, %
longer life to man and beast.
Do you not suppose that the people
of Maury County think these twelve
things are worth working for, having
for, or jawing for? Well, they are
about all there is in life, these twelve
conditions; and the good book itself
says, "What will man give in eX-
change for his Iife?" You had better
not wait till they have to answer that
question. Newspaper arguments, at
ter the Supreme Court has spoken,
will help you about as likely as 8
paper-wad blow-gun will dismount
gattling battery.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-06-07

barn with pistol in mis- hand, ana
let him do q little of the firing aIlo
perhaps there would he less trueness
in the aim of the cool fellow who had
been shooting at the picture. A
weakne-s OF the knees, an intense de-
sire to sit down and rest. Thats
race record.
AIlerton, Nancy Hanks and Hal
Pointer have made race records;
Suuoi, Maud : aud Manager have
made ''tiu cup" records.
Now, since we have embarked IN
horse literature, we find We are IN
sore need of another record; the eX-
ivencies of the times require it; WEB
ster does not contain II and deep,
ungathomabie void exists in our horse
literature for lack of it, and we here
by coin it and notify Mr.. Steiner to
have it duly registered in the I'rotting
register. And since it is mixed
| gated, interchangeable kind OF
critter, we call on our friend Parsons
to also put it down in his little book
where he can keep his eye on II. Ii
is wind record :" and we hereby de
clare a wind recordn to be one made
bv the lung power and imagination oil
the horses owner. All the horse has
to do is to lie low and keep out oil
sight. \ dOte of "taDgle-fOot,"
desire for filthy lucre, or for ePhe.
neral fam", touches the button ol
his owners Imagination, ana me
does the rest" He wag+ his jaw
the jaw bone of an ass, 30 10 speak
aud the wind record" is made.