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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-16

Mr.. Nelson. one Of the Oldest mem
bers Of the Enslish Press, has just died
in London. For nearly atty years be
has been on the stat OF the London
Times. for which journal hs wrote the
account Of the Qussn's coronation. He
reported the frst speech which Disrasli
ever uttered at . public banquet. and
thereafter for forty years was the special
reporter Of the great mans addresses.
Disrasi never forgot him. and when he
had the power he offered Mr.. Nelson q
pension OF $1,000 . year from the Liter
airy Fund. The propristsrs OF the Lon.
don Times refused to allow Mr.. Nelson
to accept this gilt, but In lieu Of II they
added $3.50 . year to his salary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-16

Dan Rice. the clown. married . Penn.
sylvania dsseon's daughter but the
union Of church and circus was not
happy. and the wife ID suing for .
divorce.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-16

~Buyss and ssils Exchange md Tslsgraphie
TransfsrS. Issues Commercial. and Tnvsleep
Crsdiu. This bank has special factities fof
dealing IN bulliou. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-16

~ Reductions made TO families. Boats
fres. Saddle trains leave regularly every morn.
Ing for Soda Springs.
r Invalid, a. well - business men OF
Nfainihos, seeking recreation and pleasure, will
fnd this the very placo. ~
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S72 4 AZ ~ Gs:.,, s ~: : e ., ssns :s.es
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-10

I'D, Indigestion and heartburn
sold By Logan &co,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-10
BY he Gorenor
W. ". JACKSON,
Private Secretary.


Tho ordinance assessing the water rents fol
the coming fiscal year, passed by Council
Tuesday night, makes some Important alter
ntlons In tile water rents, but as a general
thing the sums are the satne rs last year. Fol
families ~ per cent Of the rental yalue OIL
the house, In addition 10 50 cents per mem
bef OF the household IL charged.
tIpon every exclusively wholesale drug
store per cent Of the rental yalue; and The
same upon retail drug stores,
For ordinariGs, exclusive OF steam apa
ratus or baths, u per cent Of the rental
Boarding houses, per cent Of the rcnta
value Coffee houses, 10 per centum.
Baths, private, % cents for each member q
the family, and for public baths $40 per tub
Ten dollars for each yard fountain, and fo
street OF garden hose, 81 tot the iirst ~ zee
and 10 cents for each additional foot, and
for every extra attachment, For every hos
tised for grocery purposes, u for the first Y
feat and 10 cents for each additional foot.
For every water closet $40, and where th
water Is running constantly S25.
For every horse mule, etc, except thos
specially assessed, 81, For every private car
Fot every soda fountain with water run
ming constantly 80; for others -.
For every store, office or shop, one per cen
OF the annual rental yalue thereof,
Most Of the smith shops, ordinaties, barbc
shuf,e and the like are specially assessed b.
another ordinance. Water motors arc alst
specially assessed, and they are also Required
10 have attached an approved meter to show
the amount OF water used In a given time a!
data for use by the committee In liking TIT
next annual water assessment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-10
THE GRAND LODGE.
Last Nights ScsSIOn-Onlcers Elected.
How the Day was Passed,

,rLo Grand Iodoo A ne A NJ nj the
t"' N""N ,HIs -. =. ~ ,,,,.,..o
state convened last evening LOT INC purpose
OF electlng officers for the ensuing year The
Lo,lvc having been opened In due form by
0sa'a,l ~. ronI,,vo. M oIoo,,or ,yos mo.
'F"i'u "aS''f rHu'Nn,i' vi ''e'''o" ""' p'0
cGeded with and the following Is the result;
Hon, John II, Riley, Jackson, c. II.-Grand
Master,
W. II, II, Flick, Martinsburg-Deputy
Grand Master
VIM, q, Bennett Weston-SenIor Grand
Warden,
George +, Thornburg, Barbersyille-J
Grand Warden,
l. II, Williams. Wheellng-Grand Treas.
urcr
OdellS. Long, WheelinE-Grand Secretary.
Grand Master Faulkner installed the new
Grand Master, who in turn performed the
same Office for the other Grand officers. The
following Grand officers were then appointed
and installed.
C. II, Collier. Whpeling-Grand Lecturer,
Rev, Alfred Il. Rogers. Northumberland
Chaplain.
H. X, Howard, Point PleaSant-SeniOr
Grand Deacon.
Il. i. Reifsnvder. Parkersburp Junior
Grand Deacon
Jerc A, Miller Wheelinp-Grand Marshal,
Arthur q. bailey. Spencer-Grand Pursu.
iyant
Timothy bliss. Northumberland TYLER.
The electlon wnS very hSrmnnioils md was
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Four New Cases OF Alleged violation Q
the statute by Agents.

Four New Cases OF Alleged violation oil
the statute by Agents.
Warrants were yesterday issuedby Squire
Ankle for the arrest Of wherry and Sherlock
the two insurance agents arrested on satur.
day for alleged violation Of the State law gov.
erning insurance. The charge Is the same Us
In the former cases, the OfTGnses charged
against WhGrry, being the issuing Of the two
ShAughnesSy policies without having OBJ.
tanned the required certificate. lie waived
an examination and gave bond for his ap.
pearanCe at court, 800 In each case being re-.
quirGd. Thomas link, the Main street fur.
niture dealer became his surety. Sherlock
Is charged with issuing the Dinime and oil.
leSpie policies, mentioned Monday morn.
ing. He gave bond for his appearance at 2
o'clock this afternoon, In $3.50 IN each case
Or. ]. Il. Smith going oil his bonds.
An lSTELiIGESCER reporter learned OF an
other remarkable case Of insurance OH The
death rattle plan yesterday. The party In
sutcl Is Vincent Thomas an Aged coloret
man living on Charles street. lie Is paralyEed
and has been helpless and confined 10 hi,
bed since September. lilo is nearly eighty
years old. The policy Is held by his daughter
Mrs Nels Taylor, and Is for $1,000 Mrs
10y Iulu WIG uHOllb ave- llt van
Clove, 90 when she received the policy, ant
was to pay 81 at each death. SHE received
no notice Of any death assessment Until las
Saturday, when she was notified that $40 wa!
due.
Some difficulty is experienced by the au
thOfitieS In obtaining documentary eyidenc,
Of violations Of the insurance laws, the I'M
preston having gotten out that those invest
Ing In policies are equally guilty with those
Issuing them. This Is 4 mistake, the only
oiIense involved being. neglect TO comply
with the provisions Of the statute requiring
the flingof certain statements with the Au.
dltor, who Is et etfeio insurance commissioner
Of the State. Those holding policies will do
the cause Of public justice q setvice BY re.
porting them TO Squire Ankle.
: Both Whetry and Sherlock were arrested
upon leaving the 'squiFe's office, by Captain
Bennett and Lieutenant SylviS, on warrants
Issued by Clerk Darrah, on affldavils charging
them with violating the city ordinance pro.
hibiting the transaction Of business by agents
OF foreign insurance companies without
having first paid the special license tag.
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~ mPoREAAF pEclsIoN
IN a suit AsainIt ths CITY Tor ths n.
cover 0fTREOl,


Among the cases decided BY the Supreme
Court Of Appeals At the present session was
that Of ]. L. Hawley vs. the City Of Wheel
ing, suit brought up on appeal from the
Municipal Court TO recover monies collected
by the city as back taxes, and alleged by Mr..
Hawley to be assessed without authority Of
law. The facts OF the case as set forth in the
original declaration in the case are as fol-
lows; In 1875 the City Assessor made re-
turns Of property assessed upon j. L, Haw-
ley to the value OF 81, 900, the items being one
horse, 500; one vehicle, 500; household
goods and furniture, $500 stock in trade,
$500. Taxes were assessed as usual upon this
and paid by Hawley, In 1877 Hawley re-
turned his property as worth 1880, and was
assessed at that sum, rs follows; One blind
horse, SIS; one vehicle, $50; household goods
and furniture, $500; stock in trade, $500;
watch, SIS; money, securities, etc, 81, 600,
The taxes upon this were also paid in due
course Of events,
The county assessment for the year 1875
was largely in excess Of the city assessment
the amount of money, securities, ETC., listed
being $S5, 900, and the total assessment $780,
40. The same state OF the facts prevailed to
less extent in 1877, the county assessment
being 81, DOL, and the amount of credits and
securities $5,271.
In 1870 Ralph Arkle was both City and
County Assessor. Discovering the discre-
pancy in Mr.. Hawley's assessment, he as
sessed him for both 1876 and 1877 on the city
books at ~, $50, and there was charged up
to him the sum OF 1878 90 as back taxes He
refused TO pay this and was sued 10 recover
the money. He resisted, alleging that
the assessor in increasing his as'
sessment for two years already passed,
exceeded his legal power, and the money was
not Justly due. The Municipal Court held
that the procedure was legal and proper, and
found verdict for the city, The case was
then appealed to the Supreme Court OF APP
peals, and after thorough investigation the
decision was rendered Saturday, sustaining
the decision OF the court below, and declar
Ing that the assessor had right 70 reCtity
the assessments Of former years, and that tht
city was entitled to collect the back taxes on
the assessment so corrected,
The sum involved was small, but the prtn
Cipal involved was important, and the de
Cision establishes precedent which will b.
often quoted In the future,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
where Some OF Them Are and what
They Arc About.

where Some OF Them Are and What
They Arc About.
Mac Reilly Is next. He will DO married at
Baltimore this evening.
Geo. Brlnkman, one Of Graften's well
known citizens, Is In the city.
John Alburtis, Of the Martinsburg indie.
pendent, was in the city last evening.
Prof. stahl and wife propose giving q musi.
cal and literary entertainment on the 22nd
inst.
Mrs. ]. G. Anderson returned 10 the city
yesterday after an extended absence In the
west.
Otto Hess, one Of this city's well known
and respected German citizens, Is dangerous.
ly sick.
8. p. Green, late SHERIFF. Of jackson county,
was at the Auditors office yesterday settling
up affairs.
Mrs Charlie Il. Bailey accompanied by het
father, Geo. W. johnson, Esq, left yesterday
morning to visit friends in Alabama.
Miss lsadore Pollock went to Pittsburgh,
yesterday, to attend the wedding, In that
city, OF n schoolnate She will return to-day.
Gov, Jackson Is among those on the anxious
seat on account Of the Virginia RESULT lie
was around last night hunting for some news
favorable 10 the Democrats.
Col. Dan Rice starts on his lecture tour Of
one bundled nights to-day, opening at Wells
burg this evening with his famous lecture
"Ffom the Ring to the Rostrum."
Secretary Of State stalnaker and ex.Goy
Crnot Mathews, left White Sulphur Spring.
yesterday for New York, where GOvetn0i
Mathews will receive medical attention.
Mr.. James shepherd, ST., died at his resi-
dence near MOrristOwr, o., on Sunday las
In the sixty.eighth year Of his age. The de
ceased was well known TO some Of the older
business men Of Wheeling, and was for 4
long series Of years n merchant and WOO
dealer Of MOtriStown, and was esteemed III
that community and It's vicinity as a man OIL
strict integrity and upfightneSs In all hi!
dealings, and a sincere Christian. As such
his memory will long be cherished by hi.
friends and neighbOrs.
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The McLure-FerreI wedding ut 81.
Matthews Church, Yesterday.

The McLure-FerreI wedding Mt 81.
Matthews Church, Yesterday.
One Of the most notable weddings Of which
the present season has been SO prolific was
solemnized at 81. Mathews Episcopal Church
yesterday afternoon OF one o'clock, the con.
tracing parties being Mr.. Harry w. Mcclure
and Miss Addie l., Ferrel, both well known
and highly esteemed in society circles for
their admirable qualities and social graces.
Long before the hour announced for the
ceremony to take place the church was filled
with the friends and acquaintance OF the
couple, and they certainly must have felt
highly complimented and gratiiied that 50
large d number were present to witness their
marriage.
As the momentous hour approached the
dreary and clouded heavens broke, and II the
bride had any fears US TO the Significance OF q
frowning sky they were dlssipated by the
genial rays Of smiling sun, which, II we
have faith in the saying, portends the future
happiness OF the bride Shone on.
Promptly at one o'clock the bride and
groom, preceded by the ushers, Messrs. A. s..
List George Baird, Jr., Sam Harrison and
John'E. Day, entered to the pleasing har.
mOny Of the wedding march, and were met
at the Chancel rail by Rev. X. Rush Swope,
who performed the ceremony In q very I'm.
pressive manner, and after his nuptlal bene-
diCtion and congratulations tho party re-
traced their steps, and repairing to the lecture
room below Mr.. and Mrs Mcclure held an
informal reception, and shortly afterwards
left on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh road for q
short bridal trip to the Forest City and Chi
Cago.
fhe groom and his estimable lady made a
very handsome appearance, the bride being
attired in becoming dress OF dark blue vel.
vet The presents made by the friends Of the
couple were numerous and elegant.
We desire to add TO the cordial congratula-
tons OF the many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcclure our best wishes for their future, and
that they may experience nothing but the
most solid comforts and unalloycd happiness
To be found in this life.
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NEWS FROM THE RIVER.
Gathered Everywhere Along the hank
Yesterday.

A&sSA4AAN
Yesterday.
The Sidney Is due tomorrow from Cincin.
natl.
The Lucas started into the Bellaire trade
yesterday and did well.
The G. W. Bachelor Is laid UP at Pitts
burgh waiting for enough water to run
steadily.
The G. W. Hornbrook passed up yesterday
and the Ella Layman passed down. Both
had lows that were empty.
The river rose slowly last night and at
O'Clock the gauge mark indicated depth Of
4 feet inches. The business done on the
wharf yesterday was very small.
The local inspectors OF steamboats, have
been kept busy since the rise In the river.
On Tuesday they inspected the G. Y. Lucas,
the new packet, the towboat Il. D. Wood,
and the Sawnlill Clipper, and yesterday tho
Good Intent, the hliCkStering boat built at
Bellaire. All were in good condition.
PtrrsBuRGH November Driver Is inches
and stationary. Cloudy and cool.
CINCINNATI, November O.-Riyer 10 feet and
rising Weather clear. Departed: Hudson,
Pittsburgh; Cons Millar, Memphis; Sherlock,
New Orleans
CAIRO, November O.-Arrived: Belle oil
Memphis, st, Louis; Belle Of Shreveport New
Orleans. Departed: Belle OF Shreveport, ST.
Louis; Belle Of Memphis, yicksburg. River
"a feet and rising. Weather clear. Their.
mometer $50.
LOUISVILLE, November Driver stationary
with feet 8 inches In the channel; feet B
inches IN the chute on the falls. Business
good. Weather clear and chilly. Departed 7;
]. II. Woodward, Arkansas River; Silver
Cloud, Tennessee River; ]. +. Drowillarl,
Nashville; G. W. Anderson, Madison; Little
Anna and Andy Fulton, Hawesville.
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MouNTAIN,s. MIsTAKE.
An Alleged Kentucky Murderer Arrest
ed In wheeling.

An Alleged Kentucky Murderer Arrest
ed In wheeling.
Malefactors who are trying to cvade arrest
will learn after while that Wheeling Is not q
safe refuge from justice. Another one indis-
Greet enough to risk visit to Wheeling came
to grief last evening, Ills name is James
Mountain, and he Is wanted at Louisville,
Kentucky on a chargeofmurler The victim
Is one James Morgan, u COlOred man, and the
shooting took place at the Louisville wharf
on the second OF last May. Mountain admits
having shot the Colored man. but claims that
the act was done In self defense. He was
secondm mate ofthe Cincinnati and New Orleans
steamer Charles Morgan, and Morgan was
deck hand on her. The crew for some reason,
so lie says, had conceived dislike for him,
and frequently made threats against him.
lie ordered Morgan to go to the rear and do
some work, and the negro refused, with con-
siderable violent language, and thrust his
hand into bis shirt as II 10 draw weapon,
wheruupon Mountain drew his revolver and
shot him. The negro died on the twenty
sixth Of May. Prior to that time Mountain
had left Louisville and gone into Ohio where
he Stald, with the exception Of n night spent
In Wheeling some time ago, until lust Tues
day. On that day no came 10 Wheeling to
visit his mother and sisters, who live IN
South Wheeling. On the twenty-cighth
OF May Capt. Bennett received o message
informing him that the police at Louisville
wanted Mountain, aud supposed he might
possibly come here, and he has been keeping
q watch for him since. Yesterday officer
Junkins saw the man on Water street, and
telephoned to the Chief, who instructed him
to arrest him, which, e did. A telegram was
sent to Louisville and reply received In
struCting the authorities here to hold the
prisoner. Squire Philips committed him to
Jail last night. He Expresses willingness TO
go to Kentucky without q requisi lion, and
tho authorities at Louisville have been In
formed OF that fact,
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Ghe gntelIigsuftr.
oaIeei nos. 10 and ~ Fourteenth street.


Spare Rlbs-D. q. List, Jr. -,
The Childrcn's Magazine Of AmorIca-st
Donald Mckay, the Great Indian Chiefan'
Medicine Man.
LOO. f. Notice.
Wanted-SituatlOn.
Mrs Whitesde's school for Children.
WarAed-A Few BoArllers
Wanted-Furnisled Room.
Beatty's Organs.
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Pcrn,IssIon to Eat turkey
The following State paper was prepared
last evening aud will be issued this morning:


THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.
STATE or WEsr VIRGINIA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
WAEELtSG, NOVEMBER 10,
In obedience to an honorsd custom Of the
State and conforming to the recent proclaina'
tlon OF the President Of the United States, J.,
Jacob d. Jackson Governor OF the State OF
West Virginia, do hereby appoint Thursday,
the 2Ith day Of November, 1881, as q day OF
solemn thanksgiving and prayer to Almighty
God, for the blessing Of the year past; and |
recommend all tho people Of the State OH
that day To assemble In public worship and
deyoutly give thanks for the abundant mor.
Giles enjoyed by them IN the past, and with
contrite and grateful hearts to supplicate the
Divine favor for the year which lies before us.
In testimony thereof hereunto set my
hand and the less seal OF the State at Wheel.
ing, this 10th day Of November, one
thousand eight hundred and eighth.onc.
JACoB i. JACKSON
Governor.
Blythe Governor.
w. W. JACKSON,
Private Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-10

Mn, HLLDENAN, Of the Louisville C6nritr-
Journal, was cured by 81, Jacobs Oil Of a
severe attack Of rheumatism. His whole
family experienced relies from itS use In va.
fious ailments,
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The following shows the range OF the Their
mometer, US observed at Schnepfs drug store
Opera House corner, yesterday:
1850 1881
7A,N.l9M3R N. TF.M ia. MI? M.3F MI Pm
10 10 Oh % rs o. % 81
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BAD BREATH.

bad BREATH and IN nearly every case II comes from
the stomach and can BIZ 30 easily corrected II you
will take simmons Liver Regulator. Do not neglect
30 sure remedy for this repuslye disorder Twill
also improve yourappetite, complexion and general
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-10

THERE'S on an average from twelvet to fifteen
prisoners In the wOfkhouse constantly. A
very simple calculation will give the cost per
man Of the institution. There Is, however,
another consideration and that Is that the
prisoners do considerable work upon the
streets, and also furnish great deal Of broken
lime stone for the Street Commissioners use,
The figures for these credits could not be
obtained yesterday.
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PILES.

How many suffer torture day after day, making
life burden and robblng existence Of all pleasure,
owing 10 the secret suffering from Piles. Yet relief
Is ready 10 tho hand OF almost any one who will use
systematically the remedy that has permanently
cured thousands. Simmons Liver Regulator, Is no
drastic violent purge, but gentle assistance 10
nAiuFN
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FoRREAT.

GOOD ROOMS 10 LRT-WFiiI nm
NJ H1sHEp, with or without bo.rj = n
T Hrha Cor. Main and Twentieth Street, PistSl
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SICK HEADACHE.

This distressing AHiictlon occurs most frequently
The disturbance Of tho stomach arising from the
imperiectlY dIgested contents, causes severe pain
In the head, accompanied with dlSagreeable nausea
and this constitutes what Il popularity known a
sick headache
CAUTION buy no powders or prepared Sim
mons Liver Regulator unless In our engraved wrap.
per with trade mark, stamp and signature unbrokeh.
None other Is genuine.
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COnsumptiOn. MISUNDERSTANDING
Public Speakers and Singers

viii ind this Syrup Of inesttnable yalue. dos,
should be taken before Speakingot singing.
AphQnia or the Loss Of Voice. Il usually cured BIZ
4 few doses We have known cASes where slnFlt
dose has been efIectuAl
3. Jacob, N. D., ST. John. N. B., writes:
y had occasion 10 use your Syrup IN cAao oI
AphDnlA which would not yield 10 regular treat.
ment II proved 10 be all that you claimed for il.
having acted with expedition and entire satlslae.
bs-Do not bo deceived by remedies bearing A
similar name; no other preparation Il SilbSltillo
lot thlS. under any circumstances. noi.TslW
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MEDICAL,

If YOU ieel dull, drOwSy, debilltatOd, have tFe'
quent headache mouth tastes badly, poor aPpeuIG
liver or 'bllOuSnetS and nothing Will cure you "
speedily and permanently RS 10 take Simmons Liver
Regulator or Medicine
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the usual merchants lunch at The New
McLure House Sample Rooms daily.
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PUILDING LOT FOR SALE,

The Citizens Railway Company will Sell at public
sale. at the front door Of the Court House at 10
o'clock 4. y, 8ATU RDAY, NOvEMBERl2, Isl, The
lot OIL VIII cli their stable formerly stood corner yam
third cash, balance al six, twelve aud tighlvh
months, with interest. Possession given January i
1852.
There will also be offered al the same time thtli
lots on the Island, fronting OIL Zale street and
lying between the street car stable and HACK rl,s
Oc6 VAN u. HALL, Secretary,
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"a srircn In time saves nine.r A bottle Of
Or. Bulls Cough Syrup will often save large
doctor bills. Keep II handy, for II costs only
p cents.