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Pryor N. CoIeman's Case.

Nashville american: ''The case of Pryor
N. Coleman, sentenced to death for the muir
der of Mourning Ann Bell, in Knox county,
during the war, is one of some interest. We
are indebted to United States District Attor-
ney James A. Warder for copy of the opin-
ion of the supreme court of the United
States, reversing the decision of the supreme
court of Tennessee. Coleman was tried by
court martial during the war and sentenced
to death, but escaped. He was tried again
in the State court after the war, and plead a
former convection, setting ont the proceedings
of the court-martial. The plea was over
ruled, and on trial he was convicted and ap-
pealed to the supreme court. Judgment be-
ing affirmed, he appealed to the supreme
court of the United States. The supreme
court of Tennessee held that, while he was
amenable to the laws of the United States.
he was yet, also, subject to the jurisdiction of
the State courts, murder being a crime
against both. The supreme court of the
United States admit this, but hold that the
offense having been committed by soldier
in the military service, In an enemy's country,
where the courts. while held to be open as
matter of convenience as between the clti-
zens, yet had no jurisdiction over the soldiers
of the army of invasion. They hold that the
jurisdiction of the military courts was not In
that case concurrent, but exclusive, while
they hold that In loyal State the State and
military courts had concurrent Jurisdiction
over the offenses committed by soldiers. The
court remand him to the military authorities
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United states supreme Court.


Chief-Justice Waite announced in the SUI.
preme court of the United States, last Mon
day, that In view of the great importance of
the questions involved in the cases of the Del
aware railroad construction company against
Meyer and Dennison-Nos 200, 2l0, and 500
on the present calendar-the court has de-
clded to order reargument when Nc. 209 is
reached in the regular call of the docket next
term. The cases In question require the
court to give construction to the act of
March 3, 1875 (18 statutes, 400, regulating
the removal of cases from the State courts,
and the decision is likely to affect a number
of other suits. In order, therefore, that all
counsel In causes now pending in which the
construction of the statute is involved may
have ample opportunity to present their
views, PERMISSION Is given them to tile printed
briefs, upon condition that thirty copies shall
be fled with the clerk of this court before the
first day of October next.
The chlef-justice also announced that the
regular call of the docket would cease for the
present term on the twenty fifth of April, at
which time notice would be given of the date
of the courts adjournment for the summer.
Notice was given to the attorney general
that be night file at any time before next
Monday printed brief Id opposition to the
pending motion for a reargument of the case
of the Utah polygamist, George Reynolds,
against the United States, decided last win
ter. The only point which will be considered
is the alleged error of the lower court in SEN
fencing the prisoner to hard labor during i'm
prisonment.
With the consent of counsel on both sides,
the hearing of the argument upon the petit
tions of the State of Virginia for writs of
mandamns, habeas corpus and certiorari in
the Rlves mixed jury cases has been post
poned until the first Tuesday of next term.
They are then to take precedence of all other
business. 1t is the desire of the attorney
general that the argument should be heard
not present on the day to which the cases
have been assigned, the hearing will be
again postponed to the first day when there
shall be full bench. A case from Tennes-
see involving similar questions is set to be
argued at the same time.
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UNPAID SCHOOL MONEY.
The Approximate Amounts to which
Each County or the State In En-.
titled-AheIby COunty's Share
S95O6 07- Report OF the
Circuit Court Clerk OF
Davidson County.

Nashville american: Suits, by mandamus,
have been pending in the circuit court for
the past two years, to require the comptroller
to pay to each county its pro rata of back
and unapportiored school fund, now In the
treasury. The subject was brought to the
attention of the legislature at its recent
session but it took no action, leaving the
matter to be settled by the courts. 10
arrive at the approximate amount due each
county, the court referred the matter to the
clerk, with instructions to report. Accord
ingly, in the case of E. A. Yost, executor,
Ell al Us. James d. Gaines, comptroller, Nat
F. Dortch, circuit court clerk, by his deputy,
A. M. Carroll, makes the following report:
SIT appears first from the report Of Comptroller
from his report of January 1, 1873, pages so and
81, that on the thirtleth day OF April, 1870, the
comptroller apportioned the amount due common
schools from collections and balance due from 1855
to 1859, inclusive, amounting to $441, 5S4 &c. this
report, October 1, 1871. But in his said report of
October /, 1871, there appears to have been col.
distributed. See said reports and pages, and the
report Of Superintendent Fleming refers to the same
TACT Considsilng said reports as oiciai evidence
and William Morrow, late treasurer, am OF opinion
that on the first day OF October, 1871. there had
been collected after the appOrtionment Of April 30
1871, additional sum of S150.000 for said years,
which has never been apportioned. and report &C
first day of October. 1871 there has been received
from srevenue-collectors' for the years 1866 to
1869 Inclusive as reported in the said repOrls Of
the comptroller. In amounts due by delinquents
S268,S97 %; twenty per cent. of twenty
schools, would be S53,779 40. This sum. added
to the $4,000 aforesaid, makes S203,77 a,
and which amount report, has not been appor-
toned since collection, except to $4,000 to Wash
ingtOn ami Greene counties each. l herewith ap-
pend tabular statement upon this point as part Of
this report, showing how collections were made
since 1871, and this said tabular statement Ii de-
rived from the eaid reports, etc, OF delinquent
revenue collectors will state that have not been
able to arrive at accuracy, 1 have shown only the
amCunt of revenue collected, including, as I am of
opinion, tax on real estate ana POLLS have not
shown the amount of privilege tax for said years,
and this have not done because 1t most idifi-
cult to do and have not been asked to do II the
privileges were added, the aforesaid amount would
be larger apportion to each county of the State,
out of the fund aforesaid, the sum apportioned to
each county, and, to do this, have estimated from
the Scholastic population of each county, required
By Superintendent Trousdale, pages u and IS:
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PERSONALS.

Hon. J. M. CREWS, of Withe Depot, was
in town yesterday.
Mr.. w. B. PUILIAM, an old citizen of
Rossville, is In the city.
Mr.. D. S. RICHMOND, of Eudora. Miss,
was with his Memphis friends yesterday.
CAPTAIN JOHN P. KEIsER, general super
intendent of the Memphis and st. Louis
packet company, is in the city at the Pea
body.
CAPTAIN JAMES CARR, travelling passen-
ger agent of the Louisville and Nashville and
Great Southern railroad company, is in the
city and will remain here few days on BUSH
ness connected with his road.
Mr.. w. H. IRBY and Miss Anna Gill;
land, of Colierville, Tennessee, were mar
ried Thursday morning at nine o'clock, and
left Immediately on bridal tour through
the Middle and Eastern States and Canada.
May joy and peace go with them.
VISITORS at the cotton exchange yester-
day: J. II. Layton, Galloway, Tenn; N.
?. Turley, Watson, Miss; John L. Cooke,
G. E. Wilson, Russellville; A. b. Coffey,
Abbeville, Miss; E. Richardson, New Or
leans.
Mr.. d. L. RIVERS, proprietor of the Dres-
den (Tenn.) Weekly Woman, is in the city
on business connected with his paper. Mr..
Rivers intends publishing the next number
of the Yeoman at M 'Kenzie, Carroll county,
instead of at Dresden, Weakley county, as
heretofore.
JUDGE JOHN +. LONG, of st. Louis, with
his family is making the round trip on the
steamer James Howard. 1t should be re-
membered that on August %, 1873, call
was made in the merchants exchange at St.
Louis, Missouri, to raise contributions in aid
of relief to the yellow-fever epidemic, when
on that day John F. Long was found nobly
to the front with his cash contribution of FIVE
hundred dollars, which was the largest cash
subscription of that city by any one person.
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SHELBY COUNTY.
Financial Condition OF the County
The Assets Exceed the Liablli-
ties by over 100000.

Below will be found the statement of the
financial condition of Shelby county on the
first of April of the present year, as presented
to the county quarterly court, yesterday, by
the chairman of the court and financial agent
of the county, Thomas Holman, jr. The
statement was prepared by Mr.. Robert G..
Malone, jr., clerk of the chairman and finan-
cial agent. 1t develops the fact that the af-
fairs of the county are now and have been,
of late years, well managed by the county
court. The excess of assets over liabilities,
stated at $357, S43 Oh, presents a fiattering
showing for the county. The statement fol-
lowing will be read with interest by tax
payers:
Financial Condition Of Shelby County
AprIl 1. 1879.
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POLICE AND FIRE DEPARTMENTS.
The Legislative Council OF the Taxing
District increases the Pay Of Aev-
eraI Officers of the Forces.

The legislative council, at its meeting yes.
terday, made advances in the pay of several
officers of the police and fire. departments.
The following payroll will take effect from
and after the first of May: Captains of police,
eighty dollars per month, they to furnish feed
for and shoe their own horses; sergeants of
police, seventy dollars per month, they to
furnish feed for and shoe their own horses;
captains of fire department, seventy dollars
per month; engineers of fire department, sew
enty dollars per month. Heretofore, under
the provisions of the old bill organizing the
Taxing District government, no provision
was made for sergeants of police, but under
the amended bill such provision was made,
hence the action of the council in the
premises.
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Calendar for to day: 5791, Woods VS. CUR
mar; 5782, Werring VS. Muller; 5607, Brown
VS. Donovan; 1914, State of Tennessee VS. Ar
buckle; 1881, Anderson VS. Morgan; 1892,
Brlnkley VS. M'Guire; 1888, Renkert VS. Lau-
renee; $685.. Madden VS. Calhoun; 1887.
Walsh VS. Davis; $3.50, Davenport VS. Dele
hay; 5841, Bond vs. Price; 5845, Renders VS.
M'Cullers; 5847, Fader, Jacobs S Co. VS. Ous-
terhout; 5848, Gordon VS. Hicks; 5849, Eader
& Co. vs. Nj 'Dermott; $3.50. Larkln, agent, VS.
Lamb; 5855, Louisville and Nashville rail-
road company VS. Grant; 1858, Southern ex-
press company VS. Tighe; $3.50, Fritz vs. Mar
den, Duke & CO.; 1851, M KINNEY VS. Lewis;
1866, Fox VS. Nj Kenna; 1858, Early VS. Berts-
chy; 1863, Reed VS. Howard association; $50,
Cruger VS. Chambers; 1912, Dunscomb VS.
Wolbrecht; 1913, Ward & Pitchell VS. Mallon
G. Co.; 1919, Erskine VS. Battle; $3.50, Good
win VS. Raines; 1888, Quensel VS. Zimmerman !:
1894, Miller vs. Calvary cemetery association;
$685., Luehrman & Co. VS. DaIragh ct al. !;
1886, Mailard, trustee. VS. Castazino; 1897,
Newton, trustee, VS. Stewart Z Son; 1898,
Vernon vs. Foltz; $3.50, Gatti VS. Carnes. At
ter the calendar is disposed of the motion
docket will be called.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
POMPE1I at the art matinee.


REEDS gilt-edge tonic gives permanent
relief In all choleric disorders.
SECURE reserved seats for the operas, at
H. G. Hollenberg's, 294 Main street.
EsTIvAL PARK is the popular place of re-
sort. There will be large crowd there next
Sunday.
SALOONS which keep first-class liquors
should have Greenbrier in stock; it is uni
form in purity and flavor.
ELGIN POLISH, for harness, is the only
waterproof polish that will not catch dust
and gum up; it will last six months.
The Crescent baking powder is made from
pure material, and is extra strength. For
sale by MADDEN & AVERY q
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Best Manner of Treating Kidney Diseas

S. T. Hancock, an old citizen of Richmond,
Virginia, writes: 81 had suffered from kid
ney disease for twenty years and have tried
many remedies, but in vain until recently,
when obtained of W. 81. Scott, druggist
of this place, Renson's capcine porous plas
ter. | felt relief few hours after applying
it. In twenty-fopr hours was entirely free
from any pain, and am now perfectly well. -
Benson's capcine porous plaster is one of the
maryels of the age. 1t was invented as an
improvement on the ordinary porous plaster.
1t contains all the merits of the latter article
and in addition a new and powerful eombi-
nation of active vegetable ingredients. which
causes it to have an influence upon the sys-
tenn far more beneficial than that of the COM
mon, slow-acting porous plaster. Its mar
velous properties give almost instant relief
from pain, and insure a more certain and
quicker cure than any known plaster, llni-
ment or compound. Sold by all druggists.
Take no other article. Price, Is cents.
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Cashmere suits of Clothing.

Fresh arrivals OF clothing, including new
cashmere suits, both IN wholesale and retail
departments, are received daily by Grubbs,
Austin & Berry, No. 1923 Main street. In the
line of boys and children's clothing the
stock is very large and complete, comprising
everything known to the trade. These goods
are of the best and latest styles, most suita-
BILE for wear in this southern climate The
clothing will be sold at the very lowest rates
either at wholesale or retail. Residents of
the city and visitors from the country are in
vited to call and examine the goods and make
selections. All goods are guaranteed to be
as recommended. If you wish to purchase
an elegant suit of spring or summer clothing,
call at this house Immediately and price the
new goods.
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KREMER. HERZOfa q 90.

1000 hats for children at SOC, worth 81
and 81 IS. Beautiful Hats, So, sc. So, SO;
choicest French styles. Parasols extra cheap
81, 50 50, 81. Fans extra cheap. Kid
gloves, 2, 3 and 4 buttons, cheap; Isle
gloves, Csc, SOC, Csc; colored silk gloves just
received. Ruchings, laces, ribbons, etc.,
cheap. Great bargains in buntings. Grenas
dimes and dress goods
Come and see VA.
ARE1fER, HERZOG d. co.
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CriminaI Court-L x. II RAY.

Criminal Court. K. H. Ray, Judge.
The following is the calendar for to-day.
All witnesses and defendants must be present
and answer when called, or forfeitures and
fines will be entered against them: 299, Mrs.
Lena Werner and Nose Gigel; 800, Martin
Smith and Nose Gigel; LOG, James Conry;
145, LAG and 147, Wesley Bailey; 81 and l04,
Crawford; 80, Sam Hale, alias Sam Hayes;
103, John Grace; 219. Hettie Henderson and
w. j. Kennedy; IL, G. A. Junkerman; 35,
Sc and 81, Jacob Hlrsch 81 and %, w. II.
Furbush; Al, J. II. M'Kuight; $50, Fred
Wheeler; 426, Jesse Furgusson.
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THERE'S no mistake that one-half the
spasms and cramps in children are the result
of worms, and even adults are treated under
mistake, while the genuine seat of the dis
ease is worms. Try DR.. c. M'Lane's cele
brated vermifuge, taking care to see Fleming
Bros, Pittsburg, on the label, and yoG viii
learn q grand secrek
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From DISTINGUISHED Ed Jennings, Md,
Surgeon City hospital, Halifax, N. S.: "Col-
den's Liebig's liquid extract of beef and tonic
lnVigorator is very agreeable article of diet.
In diphtheria, malarial typhoid fever, and
every depressing disease, its use will be found
invaluable.
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sGreenlaw Opera house.

The increasing attendance at the art Illus
trations at the Operahouse bespeak the excel
lenee OF the entertainment. Lovers of the
beautiful in nature and art were out in full
force last night, and were particularly liberal
IN their expressions of admiration as the
faithful copies of the dying Gladiator, -
apollo" "Belvedere," 'Laoeoon," ETC.,
were shown so perfectly as to appear real
''The Eternal City," ruined and ancient, was
explored. Matinee to-day, Italy, Including
Lakes Como and Maggiori, Milan, Florence,
Pompen Naples and Ve1ice-ore of the
finest entertainments of the series. To mig hit,
Germany and the Rhine
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Sunday Dinner.

The best place in the city to select your
eatables for Sunday, such as spring lamb,
prime beef, veal, dressed chickens and tur-
keys, fsh, fresh asparagus, snap beans, peas,
new potatoes and all other vegetables, is at
Il. Seessel, Sr., & Son, corner Jefferson and
Second streets. Free delivery.
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By indiscriminate application. of cheap pre-
parations, but call for toilet waters, powders,
cosmetics, etc., made by ]. & E. Atkinson,
London,
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Grand Fra DiaYOIO Matinee
Saturday, April 18th.

BLANKETS beautifully washed at the
Navy-yard mission, SO Promenade street, for
one dollar per pair, large size, and seventy
five cents for medium and small size.
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tence of death under which he rests. The
difficulty now is only, perhaps, the failure of
the supreme court of the United States to
send an authoritative order to the sheriff to
deliver the prisoner to the proper authorities. ~
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IF you would have a good thick head of
hair, use Halls vegetable Sicilian hair re-
newer. No other like it.
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no Not Poison Yourself

EVERYBODY should see the beautiful works
of art at the Operahouse matinee,
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
DIR. Boses will Repeat His sermon.

DIR. BOEgs will Repeat His Sermon.
EDITORS APPEAL.--I notice in this morn
ing's APPEAL a courteous request that re-
peat discourse recently delivered to my
pastoral charge on the Perpetual Obliga-
ton of the Sabbath" | cheerfully consent
to do this, and, inasmuch as some of the
friends requesting it happen to belong to
other churches, name next Sabbath, April
Goth, at four o'clock in the afternoon, as the
time. Very respectfully, VIM. E. BoGGs,
Pastor Second Presbyterian Church.
Friday, April Is, 1879
lin the Wrong Pew"
EDITORS APPEAL-It often happens in the
course of human affairs that piously-inclined
persons, away from home and family on the
Sabbath day, feel it duty to attend church.
This was my case on Sunday night last. In
thinking over the various denominations of
christians in this Taxing District, l very
naturally selected the church with which
my family are connected; so | went to CAL
vary, corner of Second and Adams streets,
and was shown a seat. With pleasing
thoughts of n refreshing gospel-treat that
awaited me in the coming service, | was feel
ing happy; but l was suddenly tapped on
the shoulder, and, at Ithe same time, in
formed that this seat tcGs taken. | bowed
myself out, and left the church to return
there no more forever. Moral-"Politenes
is a cheap commodity" STRANGER.
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LAW REPORTS.

Cbancery COurt-W. w. N'DOwen,
Judge.
Calendar for Monday, April 2lst: 1882,
Newton VS. MeSers; 1923, Boro VS. Harris;
1888, Hunt VS. Brinkley; 1868, Flanaghan VS.
Gillenvaters; 1863, Goodwin VS. Shelby coun-
ty grange,
motion to take answer from file 8 in case OF
Reynolds VS. Reynolds, no exception being
made within twenty days, and in the case Of
Hart VS. Cassels the court dissolves the in
junction,
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Queer. Isn't 1t.

hoy fast all smokers are learning that Dukes
Durham" smoking tobacco is the best2 Ask
yeur dealer for it, and take no other.
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BUTTERIcK' s delineators of fashion TO
May received, 254 Second.
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OdOrIess Excavating Company.
Vaults empthed at reduced rates. of
fees, I92 washington and AZ Madison,
Kit Williams Block.
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SEE Venice at the Operahouse matinee.


No place Hike home, but Floyd's. Our din
ners are the best IN the city, Nth q UdTiety of
desserts. Those Uho are tired Of home lining
tYY FLOyd's.
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I'm the Wrong Pew"
ADJUSTMENTS.
Memphis Theater.

At the matinee to-day the Memphis opera
club will present Fra DiaUOiO, with Miss
Minnie Hunter as ''ZerlIna," and Mrs. R..
NJ. Mansford as Lady Allcash." The opera
will be given with full chorus and orchestra.
The Theater will be crowded to-day, it being
the last appearance of the opera club in pub
lie this season. Fra DidsO'O Is one of Auber's
scenes and situations, and its music is ex-
canlinc,lrr aktrantnra
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REEDS git-edge tonic never fails in collie,
dysentery, and all disorders of like nature
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REEDS gilt-edge tonic Is a wholesome
stimulant, and its quality is guaranteed.
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SUITS AND COSTUMES,
ITALY at the matinee at Operahouse.

Strawberry ShOrt-Cake,
With pure cream, all .flarors of ice cream
and fruit ices at Floyd'S
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The great popularity of Wilbor's Cons
pound Of COd-Lirer and Lime has induced
some uDprincipled persons to attempt to palm
off simple article of their own manufac-
ture; but any person who is suffering from
coughs, colds or consumption, should be
careful where they purchase this article. 1t
requires no putting. The results of its use
are its best recommendations, and the pro-
prietor has ample evidence on file of its ex-
traordinary success in pulmonary comp laints.
The phosphate of lime possesses a most mar
velous healing power, as combined with the
pure cod-liver oil by DR.. Wilbor. This medi-
cine is regularly prescribed by the medical
faculty. Sold by A. B. Wllbor, chemist,
Boston, and all druggists.
One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any foul cistern that we cannot purify in
five days with our improved water elevator.
GEO. RUBSCH & CO., 46 & Al Charleston ave.
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Get the Genuine Article.

Domestic sewing Machine Office,
removed from Nc. 63 Madison to No. 263
Second street, opposite Court square.
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BUTTERICK's delineators for May nov
ready, 254 Second street.
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FINEST exhibition of the series at the
Operahouse matinee. Italy, Florence and
the Venus de Medici, Naples and Yesuvius.
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FOR vICKSBURG.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

they used tO?'' is often heard 1t is because people
are too much inclined TO patronize the so called
Cheap Sales and Bankrupt ClOsnQ-OUtS,' where
shoddy goods are palmed of for the real article IL
you want shoes to wear, go where they are known to-
keep them; and, by paying little more, get GOO
article AND SAVE MONEY ThEREBY.