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IN his T ETF v Eiipv wisk sfiEa'''F Of
ON SATURDAY NEXT. COMMENCING AT O'CLOCK,
Doors open a, TX 10 commence a, o'clock.
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| II. DitsOn Co.. Ill Broadway.
|
| NIBLo's GARDEN.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Aesss jarrett Palmer respectfully announce that they
DION BOUCIcAuLT
the sole right for the city OF New York. Of
his
LAST GREAT DRAMA.
| entitled
FORMuBA.
OR THE RAILROAD TO RUIN
This piece has in setve preparation several weeks
from models shed direct from the author is pro-
| duction 10 only dca yed by the
EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS
ARRAn IA poGUE.
w AN ASSURED SUCCESS
Mrs. Sidney r. Eateman's original American comedy
| With
Mt JOHN Z. OWENS
| JOHN UNIT,
| supported by "a.
| Mr.. ". R. FLOYD,
Mis- EFFIE GERMON
| Mrs ANNIE DELAND, Miss AMELIA HARRIS,
| Mrs. +. MoaDAuNr
EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
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THEATRE TICKET T. 0F sHCs'nvAv
RESERVED SEATS FOR ALL THEATRES.

IRVING HALL-Tnls POPULAR BALL AND CON
csrthai IA now undergoing extensive repsirs ard i'm
NV PRiNR BoTa Once hoa1s iron
10 II dairy. t w IT..I.
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A SOBER, STEADY. RELIABLE NAN WISHES a
N situation steward superintendent IN first class
hotel coupy Understands hh busincas thorough.
~ give references and testimonials Address,
with particulars Steward. EDclcwood House. Bcracn county.
n j..
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VERMONT.

Encendiary Fire i'm Brns.icboro- Ladies' As-
sisting the Fire Department..
BRATrLEcORo Oct. 81, 1860.
disastrous fire broke out al this place about half
past two O'Clock this morning The fire was first
discovered IN the saloon OF hir. Eayrs which was
situated on the west side OF Main street, in the
centre OF our main business block. strong wind
blowing the flames rapidly spread, and the Brattlc
boro House. Blaxe's block and ]. w. Frost 4 Co.'S
provision store together with DR.. Chapin's block,
were soon reduced to ashes The buildings were
occupied by some thirteen different business firms,
while four families had their homes in some
OF the buildings. The Fire Department was
soon .on the spot, and although short of
water-the ireshet OF October having destroyed
two OF our main hydrants-did noble service,
and prevented tho fierce element from max
Ing more ruin in other directions. Several OF the
merchants saved their entire stocks. The ladies
aided greatly in removing goods and in making
coflee ana distributing II TO the tagged frcmen.
when not few OF the fair sex manned the brakes.
The ire supposed to be the work OF mcendiary
and two arrests have been made of suspected parties
The loss IL estimated at 500 000 $4,000 Of which Is
covered by insurance. We think We have had rather
blue month OF it-a $500, 600 freshet and $4,000
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TIE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

The CopIie Question ut Observation-Disclosures
10 the IGing by the American aginieter.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oc 81 1869.
The steamer Idaho arrived to-day Win Honolulu
advices to October 20.
The labor question is creating much excitement
and numerous meetings have bacn held the plan
tiers favor Tie importation OF Chinese. The CONNER
cia and lab0rng classes urge the announcement or
European immigration. Al alr6e that fresh sup
ply OF labor Is absolutely necessary Tor the agticu-
tural intcrosts Oh the country.
The ship Franklin Jhayer, hence August 81 with
cargo OF wneat Tor LIVERPOOL, encountered Il
cyclone september !, III longitude IA west latitude
23 "a north and sprung leak. hc cargo shifted,
and she was compelled 10 pat INTO Honolulu, dis.
charge he's freight and repair tle damages. The
cargo Is IN bad condition ana ihc stencil from the
seaming wheat sickened q potion 81 the crew, and
turned the inside OF the vessel bl PIX So INK
The Few. Father Walsh, an Old resident, died Oh
October II.
The United States Consul has fixed the rates OF
pay for sailors on the Whaling eet hs fall on the
following basis:-Sperm oil, orc per gallon; Arctic,
SIC. per gallon; coast, A9c per gallon; Arctic whale
bone, CSC. per pound Ochotsk, toe. per pound 10
diac. CSC. per pound.
The America an Minister entertained the King and
his Ministers, the Consular Corps ana the captain
and officers OF the French war steamer imagine at
dinner at fle American CluD House.
An epidemic fever prevailed on ile island OF East
Mani, ana deaths were numerous.
The population Oh the iionomanu Valley has
dwndled down TO two or three families.
The ships Grace Darling, Mary ana Titan, hence
touched OF Honolulu en- route FOR the guano islands,
Arrived at Honolulu ship NeylOn, Boston.
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THE PR.vATEER CUBA.

Most Of the Officers Of tho CnSa Discharged
disappointment Of the spanish Consul at
the Result.
WILmIEuTou N. c. Oct 80 1859.
The decision OF the United States Conlnis-
sioner to-day, In the case OF The officers OF
tho Cuba, Is regarded as very favorable to
tue Cuban cause. Commodore higgins. Lieutenant
Commanders Y. l.. Darwin and W. Read. Ensigns
Somers Mason ana Cook, Milshipman A. Munore,
Paymaster Il. yaiente, Surgeon L. ]. McNulty. As
sisiant Surgeon Duoose ana Assistant Engineers
Graham Robinson, pcnllson, Kearney, Townllas
and Agular were acquitted Lieutenant ID. A. Teifair.
Master W. Esing, Chief Engineer l.. French, En-
signs r. Gibson and VIM Philips, Lieutenant OF
Marines d. d. Monroe and Assistant Engineer John
Lynch are held IN $500 bal, to appear on Monday be-
fore Judge Brooks OF the United States District
Court. All the efforts OF Collector Runley 4 Co.
have signay failed to prove any thing. The Spanish
Consul 10 thoroughly disguised. The spy Gordon
Davies and the pack Of New York boodhounds have
gone home but not to vote NIT Horace Greeley.
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HAVANA MARKETS

HAVANA, Oct 80, 1902
sugar-Exported during the week from Havana
ana Matan1as 1900 boxes TO foreign ports and
O. $50 TO the United states; stock III warehouses IN
Havana and MatauHas $4,000 boxes ana 1900 hoQs.
heads; holders demand an advance; large business
dolub. Notwithstanding merchants are IndispgseQ
to purchase on account oil me high demands or
holieFs market lrm; Nos 10 10 IL y a o., .eals:
holders demand an advance CT Il reals; Nos. Is 20
% d. =. 94 Ii reals per arrobe. Molasses sugar
firm at 0as q ~ reals. MugcOvaaoe '--QgotatlOns
are nomnal laIr 20 good refining ga y 5 3 reals.
kolasses-Therc Is an absence OF business Tor want
oil stock; quotations are nominal. Lard heavy; In
tierces 2Og{c nc. In 25pouud tins 222ic. 23c.
Flour active; business small but prices are firm at
$40 49, 81 rs. Buuer active at SIC. a 800.
Iaow lrmer ut 12kG. q l2&c. BACON active,
q &c. q 22c. Honey-fhere Is an absence Of
business for want OF stock Wax--icll1w buoyant
NJ 81 70 a So 70 per arroDe white. quiet a. Sil
$l2 so per arrobe lisctroeunflnrge business doing
but prices are unchanged, Hams active; common
sailed, nc; sugar cured, 26c. Lumber steady; vel.
low pine, s25 SGT pcY NJ; white pine, $23 q $25
per Al. Shooss-rbere h but little inquiry Tor box
aud prices are weak, Hoops Ia demand; fourteen
foot shaved, $50 sos per NJ; twelve foot shaved,
$40 sa5 per BIZ treghts dull with but few cnar-
ters per BOX OF augar TO the United states, 81 2j
81 90; per hid. OF sugar 10 the ulted States SO so
81; per hhd. Of nloasses, ~ a. 90; per ton to
Falmouth and orders aOs> 49,. por ton 70 France,
col "a 65i,
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CBlTuAar.

This gentleman well known merchant and
former politician OF this city, died ut his residence
In Ffy.second street yesterday, In the fortyfourth
year Of his age. He was native OF and educated
In New York. soon after entering into business he
engaged in politics as supporter OF the Tammany
democracy, became successfully member OF tho
sixteenth ward Executive Committee, Alderman OF
the Twentieth ward--tne first after its formation
Tax Commissioner 1853 60 1850 and Alderman again
~ 1868 and 1859, during which latter year he was
PRESIDENT OF the Board or Aldermen. After 1861 no
retired from political life. lie was q very successful
merchant and ama5sed handsome property. MI.
Pock was twice married. the last time In 1864. lao
leaves widow and four childron, together
with largo circlo OF warm friends, To regret his
early death. Mr.. Peck bore an envlable reputation
IN the community, aud IN both public and pri' ate
lio was esteemed for his integrity ana uprghness,
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THE AvCAIsLE SUFFERERS.

IGvos,sncrt az the FGnG for Their Relief.
from tie fotsvllle Pa.) Miners Journal Oct. 3o.I
The trustees 81 tho Avondale Fund Tor the relief
o. tic WIDOWS ana orphans met yesterday at Ply
mouth, u d. Wadhams president, in the chair.
The treasurer gave security for the sum OF $4,000,
and the assistant treasurer In tile OF Slc,ojp,
for the faithful performance OF their respective
duties. The salary OF the secretary was fixed at
$500 per anaum, and THAI Of the disbursug officer
at $500 per amman The board adopted the TO-
lowing
Resolved That all persons and corporations having moneys
collected tho ali res of the the Avon
GAYLORD Treasurer OF the board Of
ind, at Plymouth, Ia. And that ali persons holding unpaid
subscriptions especially r8queBei u collect
ward the same - speed - a. may be Practicable.
ii. Gaylord treasurer or the iunc, has acknowl.
edged receipts IN 10 october 81 1861 .63S $50. The
board directed he investment OF 50 900 OF the fund
as folows- 21,030 III registered hye-twenty bonds
oi 136s $4,000 IN bonds ~ Tie pennsylvania and
New York Canal and Railroad Company: $4,000 in
iirst mortgage bonds Il tie Delaware, LackaWanua
and Western Railroad company
u was resolved BY he board thet the report OF tho
committee appointed 20 confer VITA committee OF
tie Miners Association be received and ordered 10
be fled and that, while the trustees OF the Avon
dale fund warmly sympatai2e with the object OF The
Miners Association, and VIII give them all the
influence IN their ToWer rs individuals. they cannot
devote any oil the Avondae refer fund to any other
persons taan those connected with ana dependent
upon those WHO were Killed at AyoRdale on the 9Th
or September 1859.
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WaFuL Eiu DER.

Verdict in the Case OF Thomas Friery,
Killed by being Run Oycr by Thir:.
Ayenue Gar.
On Friday night last, Thomas Friery, OF No. 81
First avenue, while intoxicated, was pushed from
the front platform of No. e5 of the Third avenue
line at the corner or Bayard stIeet aud the Bowery
by the conductor, the car passing ni, iniuring
him fatally. lie was removed TO Belyue Hospital
in an ambulance, and died the same night.
on Saturday morning the conductor William
Of age, residing at No. 90 Third avenue,
rendered himself ut the Tenth precinct station
house and was handed over to HE custody OF the
Coroner An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner
Rollins al the Coroners ofllce, ana the jury from
the evidence produced, rendered verdict Of wiiul
murder, and tue prisoner was committed TO the
Tombs 10 await the acton OF the Grand Jury.
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HE GGAD RING.

bay Geuld's Narrative lmpea he'd Gather
woods Denial.
Genei al Butterleld need have little apprehension
that his reputation VIII suffer frem any investigation
that may be instituted the quality or the evidence
against him be all Of similar stripe TO that which
Mr. jay Gould furnished the public through the col.
umns of the san. Tue following extract from his
narrative involves the leading ana prominent acou-
sation against General ButterfeJ--
The understanding that Catlerwood (Corbln's
son ln-iaW Was TO receive one-iourth OF the profits
from whatever was made by any financial opera
lions undertaken upon account OF Ar. CorDin and
III. butterield. After tails arrangement Mr.. CorDin
requested Mr. CatherWood to fetch Mr. Buttelield
to niIn Out Mr. Catherwood refused TO DO Mr.
CaLherwood afterwards told III. Cloud thaJ lie had
been down, ana alter an interview between Mr. Cor
bin and Mr. Butterleil The latter gave Fir. Corbin
letter asserting 10 the agreement ana TINS letter
was shown by Mr. Corbin 70 a.r. could.
The next charge in which the name OF Catherwood
Is coupled with that Of Butterfied is as follows, and
aiudes to information which Gould pretends was
furnished by General Grant as to the policy OF the
Treasury
Shortly afterwards, on the strength of tns ufor-
nation, MI Gould purchased $l,IO0U90 worth Of
government bolas on the Joint account or himself,
Mr CorDin, Ar. Catnerwood and Mr.. Butlerloiu.
> This statement ana the one preceding il appear
exceedingly explicit and were no doubt received as
reliable ana credible by the people who read them.
They are direct charges that General Butterleld
was cohcerueu III Inc designs o. several aVoUed
ence given the name OF Mr., Caiherwo6d makps it in
minenty desirable that his expressed testimony
In The matter should be head. on Saturday
afternoon Mr.. CatnerTood Visited General Butter
field al his onieo in the Sub-Ireasury aud
declared himself prepared 20 go before the Presi-
dent ana Secretary or the Treasury ana pronounce
the statements quoted aoove wholly false. General
But'eFhed declined the oier, stating that II the
administration refused him the court OF inquiry he
requested he should ask an investigation lrom Con-
gleSs, and thea Mr. Catherwood would be afforded
IA
ments made by jay Gould affecting eitlcr himself
or General Ilultpriictd.
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VOICE CT TIE PE0pLW.
More Ferry Facilities Needed.

More Ferry Facilities Needed.
suburban" complains that tue people q tho
northern towns OF Hudson county N. j.. West no.
boho1, Union lin, North Bergen. &C.. suffer very
ucd .or the want OF more direct terry facilities
wti nii5 city. Instead or travelling to Hoboken as
they are now Obliged to do to get to New York, they
should have ferry from the upper part OF Weehaw-
ken 10 run 10 1hrtieta street or that vicinity This
Noulu DC q gre at saving OF both tielr time ana
money as the horse car fare IL ten cents nom
THESE villages tothe Hoboken ferry. inc people OF
tne towns referred 10 are earnestly agltating
the question OF Weehawken ferry 70 New
YORK ana are holding meetings frequently TO pro-
mote tat object great deal OF carting Is
done from Union hil TO the upper PARTS OF
this city, and tins has to be done by three miles,
travel 10 tue Terry and two 81 three more on the
New YORK side above Christopher street. whereas
by direct ferry saving OF several miles would be
effected.
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Improved Condition Of Eapo-
Icons Health,
THE THRONE QUESTION IN SPAIN
CABINET DlsSENGION9 IN MADRID.
Heavy Deficit i'm the Spanish
Treasury.
SPAIN.

The Canvass for Kimg~-Chunces of tiie
Duke of Genoa.
MADRID, Oct. 81, 1862
The prospects OF the election OF the Duke Of Genoa
to the throne OF spain continue TO improve. The
number OF deputies in the Cores known TO bs in his
favor is increasing. Yesterday ITO members, among
them the radicals openly pronounced for him; but
tho majority OF the people seem to be hostile to his
election.
The merchants have presented petition IN favor
OF the Duke dc Montpensier
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Chinese Lcbarcrs for the Memphis and Ei
Pnso hailroasl-Beiie Boyd sent 80 The
Lunalic Asylum.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 81, 1862
The Mechanics Institute Exhibition closed last
night The receipts were over $5l, 600.
KoopmGnchap has returned to this city. lie Will
forward 100 Cinnamon next week 70 work on the
Memphis and I'll Pnao Railroad. lie SAYS there are
5000 Cinnamon in the Srate out ul employment and
that more Aro returning China at present than
are coming here owing to the approaching national
holiday in The empire.
Belle Boyd, the notorious Southern spy, has been
sent 10 the state Insane Asylum.
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OF the present course at steinway Hall this evening",
when he wi tell all about tue breach of promise OF
marriage OF "Hhiilin Vi. Sliiin"
To morrow evening Rev. w. II. Mlburn, the blind
preacher, delivers his lecture at Stenway Han.
on "A blind mans experience IN search OF sight"
Byrons poem OF 'Manfredr FROM memory at Stem
way llail on "Wednesday evening. lie WIN be
ACCOMPANIED on the organ by Morgan With original
and illustrative music.
Az the Park theatre Brooklyn. q new comedy en-
titled Checanlaten will be presented this evening
Tor the fifsi time In this country The comedy VIII
be followed " the melodrama OF "Ihe Milioc aud
HIS Men,
Hooley's Ministries OF Brooklyn, arc not whit
behind their saDle brethren OF The burnt cork
ession 10 this CITY In the matter Of providing their
patrons with fresh food Tor laughter. Their latest
eXLfavagances in this line are lae Target Excur-
SOM ald "A Musician IN q FiX.n
truly pleasant entertainment Will be given at
the Academy OF Music in this city inis evening in AID
OF the LADIES' Aid Society OF the German Hospital IL
IL needless TO ieeapituiate the programme mere but
we mag mention that among It's most important fea
lure are TO be the satuoSque representations OF Mr.
James Mace solo on the VIOLA by the same gentle
man. series Of fresh poItraltuIes by Mr. James ray
Tor ana comic dance w iessrs. Leggett aud Allen.
me character OF the entire performance will be quite
lrrepIoachable
Tie performance last Saturday evening by Herr
mann at the Academy OF Music Tor the beneat OF the
Ladies' Benevolent Society for Hebrew Orphan Chil-
In tine spirits and had an attractive programme. lne
Academy was packed from bottom 10 top with
brilliant audience. the net proceeds OF the per-
torrance amounted to $4,000, and had the Academy
been large enough nearly double that sum might
have bcel realized. Crowds were turned away, and
Ill conclusion OF the successful career OF the mint
Table pre5tidgltateur.
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FRANCE.
Napolcon's Uealih-rrinee Napoleon in

Napolcon's IIealih-rrince Napoleon In
Council.
PARIS Oct 81 1869.
lie Public newspaper says the report that the En-
peror suffering from relapse OF his former Illness
ia false On Friday the Emperor experienced some
rheumatic pains, but on Saturday they had disap-
peared ana the Emperor was qui e well.
No meeting Of the Ministerial Council had been
held at Complesne since the Emperor's return.
Prince Napoleon had an interview with the En-
ror Yesterday. This event. coupled With the sudden
arrival OF Emile Oliver in Paris las caused arevyal
OF the rumors that ministerial changes are coatem.
Mated
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The following has been furnished from the Lega-
ton OF the Argentine nepubnc In this city:-
:. report having been published ia several OF the
leading journals or tins country, in which the name
and faltn OF General N. +. Mcmahon, late United
States Minister TO Paraguay are invoked to assure
the American people that Cne atrociues or Lopez
the l'araguayan Dictator not only 90 not exceed,
out cannot even compare with those committed by
The generals commanding the allied armies operat-
Ing against Paraguay, l have been authorized by
the Minister Plen!potentiary and Envoy Extraor.
binary OF the Argentine Republic to this country TO
protest against that grautous calumnY, covered Us
1t Is by the anonymous publication, ana offensive TO
the honor OF the Argentine army, whose late and
pfe5eut commanuef'ln 'chel am close relative.
Il. MERE tEDiA,
Secretary Of the Argentine Legation.
Removal Of the Capital.
An effort Is on loot on the part of several prominent
members OF Congress to induce the President in his
message to Congress to make some auslon to the
removal OF the capital. The desire Is to have the
President thus officially manifest disapproval OF
tho proposed change. 1t Is not likely however, that
the President VIII enter into a controversy belong
ing primarily to the legislative branch Of the govern
ment. The passage OF a joint resolution to make
the removal when brought before the Executive
would be the proper moment for him to take action
the subject ANA it is probable that he Will take
that view OF the matter.
The Louisvi:lc Commercial Convention.
The committee appointed by eS-president Fill
more to wait upon President Grant and thank HIM
on Denal Oh Ine inte LOUISVILLE convention Tor his
telegram endorsing It's object Will be received
tomorrow. The committee consists of General
Walbridge, OF New York; Blanton Duncan, OF Kcn-
lucky; i. ID. Corwin, OF ONO; Ex-Governor Herbert,
OF Louisiana; Hester Clymer, of Pennsylvanla;
Colonel William Lamb, of Virginia, and H. W.
billiard OF Georgia. c. p Button, OF Vermont, ana
Ex-Governor Patton, OF Georgia the remaining
memoirs or the committee, are not able TO be
present.
Disposition of the Conscience Fund.
Treasurer Spinner will recommend in his report
that the amount received and credited as .sCon-
science Fund" and that received from the sale Of
specimen fractional currency which is not redeem
able, be transferred TO sinking fund and applied
to the payment OF the national debt. The former
IS nearly $l14,000 ana tho latter nearly $4,000.
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s1AssHG ARRAY IN TEs TWENTIETH WAND.

At halfpast eight O'Clock last night "a Iaul Bar
bicre, Frenchman, twenty-five years or agc, was
walking on Ninth avenue, near Forty-nrst street. he
was attacked 10y two unknown men anc stabbed IN
the left breast. his wound was dressed hy Ponce
surgeon OTIS, who pronounced IL not dangerous.
barhore was removed To h,s residence, 3b4 vest
Thsty street. BY an officer OF the twentieth
preCincI
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Government Position Towards i2oauc and the
Council.
FLORENCE, Oct. 81, 1869.
The Italian government reserves The right 10 reject
decisions OF The Ecumenical CouAc onEo sed to the
laws OF the country ana the spirit Of The aye.
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MEETING or THE ARMY OF TENNESSEE.
LOUISVILLE, Oct, Al. 1860

LOUISVILLE, Oct 81, 1862
Extensive preparations are being made for the
meeting OF the Society OF the Army OF Tennessee.
The banquet, which II TO DO given nt the Gait House
to-moToW night, Will be on scale OF unparalleled
maRnlllcenCc. The most distinguished oliicers and
civilians II ave country will De IN attendance
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FINE Ar HR79 SOL. II. ].

Shorty before four O'Clock yesterday morning the
sheep skin factory Of Mr.. loud located in the rear
or McCare's lumber yard, the Passalc turnpike
bridge al Harrison N. D., caught fire aud was ell
tirey destroyed The building was two story
frame one. The loss was not exactly ascertained
but IS supposed to be about 5000.