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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Trenton. n. ]. March 23.-The Legisla-
ture has adjourned sine die.
Franklin, Tex, March 23.-Fred E Wsite
was hanged to-day for killing Jailer WISER May
Is, 1882.
Lewiston, Me-, March 23.-Tbe staiu. Of
Charles Sumner, purchased by Glass 81, Bates Col
lege, was unveiled tonight
B'ltimore, March 23.-Snow has been
falling since 9 O'Clock am. and now covers the
ground to depth of four inches.
Chicago, March % Gen. Disz and other
members of the party let for the East this morn
ing, making their first stop at Niagara Falls.
Toledo, O., March 23-At Eimore, 0 a
grist mill and contents, owned and operated by
I. J. Frey. was destroyed by fire last night. Loss
$4,000; insurance, 500.
Lnuisville. March 23.-ChsucelIor Ed.
wards granted i've DEGREES of divorce this morning
lone man asking release.
Joliet, III NJ ,rch 23.-Tbe dificultv be.
tween the rollinI-mill officers and men was ad-
jus ed satisfactorily last night ana it is announced
that all the mills will start up Monday.
Chattsuooga, March % William Burks
Rudd last January, were hanged to-day at Laf. v
eIte Ga the first hanging there since the late var
Franklin, Tex March q L tat night J
J Bsrrett jumped from an express train on the
Sauta Fe road, and was instantly killed. He
thought he could get OFF and save a walk from the
depot.
New York, March 23.-Tbe drspery re.
pository of the cathedral in Brooklyn took fire
early this morning, and before the flames could be
extinguished the repository and grand altar were
almost destroyed.
Chicago, March % The Tibuns's report
from forty three points included in the wheat belt
of Illinois seems to indicate that the injury
from the Eessian fy and cold weather Will az,
proximste about twenty i've par cent. Of the total
crop.
L,uisville. March 23-The trial of David
Ferguson late back-tar collector began this morn
ing n he Circuit Court, the charges being, con
Versing TO mis- own use money belonging to the
city of Louis ille, which ezae into mis- hands a.
receiver of tax The regular panel was exhausted
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The House joint resolution to adjourn
sine die at IL o'clock m., Wednesday, March
| g. 1888, was amended 30 az to read on
Thursdsy, March 29th. Adopted.
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their supplies from Gallstin, Springfield,
Paris, Union City, Trenton, Bolivar, all
points along the Tennessee river, Centeryille,
Pulsski, Lewisburg, Fayetteville, and hun
dreds Of other unprotected points, know that
daily their lives and property are impsriled
by the use of Illicit oil? Such are the facts.
Our merchants in lbe larger towns who are
compelled 20 cell only inspected oil can't
compete with this illegal and illicit trade,
and are consequently deprived of the sale Of
5000 or 10000 barrels of coal oil annually.
This bill if PISSED and rigidly enforced would
Increase the consumption OF inspected oil
and double the amount OF fees given the
State inspec'or 1t is 10 be hoped that the
suhjsct will be duiy considered and pct
hastily rejected. A West Tennessee repre-
sentative refuses 10 buy oil from his own ron
because he deals in UnInspected oil for the
sake Of the greater profit. One OF the largest
coal oil dealers in the South, Mr.. VIM. Lit
terer, has had his ss'es reduced twenty five
per cent. because of the trade allowed in this
dangerous uninspected OIL
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

can party. He favored the resolution, and
hoped it would be adopted.
Mr.. Edmundsen favored the adoption oi
the resolution.
Mr.. Thompson said he had no sympathy
fer Polk, but sympathy was not the question.
1t is proposition OF dollars and ceats, and
he favored the adoption OF the resolution.
Polk ia not any better than a negro thiel,
not ss good. and he thought he ought to be
prosecuted and sent to the penitsnliary; but
the question now before the Senate was one
of dollars and cents, and be would vote for
the resolution.
Mr.. Daniel spoke in favor Of the resolu-
tion, and concluded by moving to recoasider
the vote adopting Mr.. SnalImsn's amend
meut. The Senate refused TO reconsider.
Mr.. Daniel moved to amend by providing
that the suits against the First National
Bank OF Nashville, the Merchants National
Bank OF Nashville, the National Bank of
Columbia and the Mechanics Savings Bank
of Nashville shall be dismissed. Rejected.
The resolution was then adopted by the
following vote:
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A BROKEN NECK.
Nick walker Hanged at Little Rock
Yesterday.

Special to the Appeal
LITTLE Rock, March % Nicholas Walk
er was hanged here TO day az u o'clock noon
in the inclosure around the Jail yard, in the
presence of about $50 persons admitted by
tickets issued by the sheriff. The prisoner
wss calm, not the least nervous. He spoke
calmly TO those before him, bidding them
good bye and saying his sins had been for
givin aud he was goiog to heaven, where he
hoped to meet oil that came TO see hin die
He did rot allude to the crime he was exc
cut-d for. rhe black cap was drawn over
his head, the rope adjusted, and while he
was singing a hymn the officer gave the zig
nal, the trigger was drawn, and the drop fell,
letting him down seven feet, breaking his
neck. In thirty minutes mis- body was cut
down. Two convulsive movements of his
shoulders We're all his struggles.
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AlOST BILL.

MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF THE BILL
PROVIDING FOR STATE INSPECTOR OF
CoAL-oIL.
NASHVILLE, March 23.-There 10 a great
deal of opposition in certain quarters TO the
b II providing for the appointment of State
inspector Of coal oil. When the bill was
called up in the House day or two ago, it
was found 10 have mysteriously disappeared,
and no one had any clew to It's whereabouts
A new one was prepared and the clerk in
dorsed it and filed it away, though its friends
thought it should bave started from the first
sgaln. The clause 10 which the parties re-
ferred TO object particularly is the one regu-
lsting the fees for inspections. 1t reads:
That the State inspector shall receive one urth
OF all fees for inspection, and the deputy in
spector shall receive three fourths of the fees of
their respective work; prorided, in Sc will the
STATE inspector receive any fees from deputy
where the amount OF his work does not exceed
$3.50 per annum.
This would give deputy inspectors in
small towns all the fees on 1000 barrels OF
coal oil. Only from two or three points in
the Stale would the State inspector receive
auy perceDtum of fees. Complaints come
up, aud efforts are being made to reduce the
fees at Memphis, Nashville and other points,
it being said that the work is out of all pro.
portion 10 the amount of fees received. 10
these large places the coal oil inspector ls
engaged only two or three days-ceal oil
days-each week, snd in the smaller towns
only two or three hours each coal oil day is
occupied by the inspector.
If one fourth Of the fees for strvic, Of
Safe inspector, when said in peclor is re-
quired TO travel over the State at his own
expense In establishing and iustructing dep
u'i,s, rent Of Office, pay for instruments,
books, paper, printing, etc, is not enough or
too much, his section can be readily amended
| The consumers Of coal oil and merchants are
not interested in this mater, as the present
fees are not changed. The whole subjsc; Of
| fees is of minor importance when compared
with any other section OF the bill
The organisation of q uniform mode ol
inspection throughout the State is Of the
greatest interest and importance, aud this
can only be dore by the selection Of 3 com
petent head as supervisor of the system
When it is known that no two inspectors i,
the State in.pect oil alike, even ON the s2m'
instrumsnt, and hat no two Instruments ar'
similarly constructed, and ouly three report
on file in the secretary's office, when nesri'
100 inspectors have been sppointed, woulC
certainly suggest come defsc in the presen
] law. Do CONSUMERS OF coal oil, WAC draw
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QUEEN VICTORIA.
The Accident 10 Her Majesty Turns Out
to be OF the Most Trifling Nature
A Big Canard.
Emperor William and Bismarck Both
Suffering from Celds-Prussia and
the Vatican.

LONDON, March 23.-The more the acci-
dent 10 Queen Victoria is investigated the
more it becomes evident it was Of most
trjhing nature. No alarm has been felt here
at any time, and no bulletins have been
issued. The latter is sufficient indication
that neither the physicians nor the pu bic
were concerned about the condition of the
Queen.
Euenins.-The Queen took drive to-day.
THE ST. ANDREWS UNIVERSITY REcToRsHIP.
Herbert Spencer has Withdrawn from the
candidacy for the rectorship OF st. Andrews
University on account of Ill health.
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ST. LOUIS, March 23.-The appraiser emf
OF property in Denver has been fled in
court In the assignment case of Conrad &
Co., m manufacturers of Budweser B .er. The
Denver assets are value d at $500; the Gun.
nison IS ,ets, s3l, 900. Its long-losi LeadvIle
property has not been aggregated. Ferd D..
maud Meyer has been sppointed agent tc
proceed 10 Colorado aud take charge of The
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NEW YORK, March 2S.-Good Friday wss
observed TO day in the churches here and in
Bro ookIyn by the u.uil services, which were
largely attended. Many Of the courts sd-
burned for the day, and the Produce, Stock,
Cotton and Iron and Metsi EIchsD were
closed. As The day was no, q legal holiday,
the banks, cusiomhodse, rub treasury and
public Offices were generally open.
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FrNNCE-
ANARCHISTS LIBERATED

PARIS, March 2S.-The Anarchists DIR
Cure, Ailemine, L.GtiIleur, Fuz Iier and
B-stllle have been released from cu-tody.
l. is stated that other Anarchists, arrested
recently, will shortly be liberated.
FRANCE URGED TO SUPPORT IRELAND.
The Iatransigednt, Rocheforl's journal,
urges France to support, with all her forces
and money, the revolt in Ireland.
FAyoRs KRAPoTKINE's RELEASE.
Victor Hugo sjgned the petition for the
liberation OF Prize. Krapoi kline.
DOES NOT REPRESENT PUBLIC SENTIMENT.
The projects declare that the agitation in
favor of revision OF the constitution does
not represent the opinion Of the country.
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TIE BOSS BALL
To be Given at the ExPosIiIou Baiiding
Monday Night.

Expectation ruas high regarding The
amount of fun to be had at the grand mask
ball which comes of at the Exposition build
ing Monday pight. The demand for masks
and costumes was never 80 great, and there
is no doubt but that the crowd will be greater
ihan ever before gathered within those walls.
No mxskers will be allowed in the galleries.
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UNIVERSITY or TENNESSEE.

LETTER TO SPEAKER ALEXANDER ON THE
APPoRTIoNAEET OF STUDENTS.
NASHVILLE, March 2S.-Speaker Alex
audsr yesterday had read the following let
ter, which is s=lf-explanatory:
KNOXVILLE TENN, March II, 1888.
Hon. B. F. Alexander:
DEAR fri take the liberty of sending to you
fifty blank certificates OF appointment of State
students to this university and the State AgIicul-
tural College, and requesting that III will inform
the Senate, over which you preside, as often as
you think necessary, that the blank certificates
are for distribution at your clerks desk to 'ena-
tors. There is no legally prescribed form OF ap-
pointment. Any one which a senator may adopt
aud sign that simply states the facts and give the
postoffice and county of the student appointed
will answer.
Please say to the Senate that the president,
trustees and faculty of the University of Tennesss
earnestly request and respectfully urge that they
Will seek out worthy young men, in their re-
spective districts and send them to the University
and State Agricultural College; that we are doing
n good work for the Stale in the education of its
sons, and through them in promoting intelligence
and productive industry; and we hope the Senate
will cooperate with us to that end. am yours,
truly aud respectfully, THOS. w. HUME5,
President University Of Tennessee.
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BUSINESS FAILURES.
Failures for lhe week,

New YORK, March 23.-The business
failures for the last seven days, rs reported
by r. q. Dun & Co, of the Aercsnile
Agency, number 1876 as against 225 last
week-a reduction of thirty. New En-
gland Slsles, II; Middle States, SO; Western,
81; Southern, So; Pac fc States and Terri.
tories, II; New York City, s; Canada, "a
Total l95.
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row.
Providence, z I, March % -Ch aries H
George, candidate for lieutenant governor on The
Democratic and Independent ticket. declines the
nomination, an s Us ne don't desire any politi-
cal prefernent but kympathiZss with reform IN
national, State and municipal affairs,
st. Louis. March ga dispatch from
Topeka, Ks, where the State Aillers' Association
is in session says that the milers present express
the opinion that the wheat prospects of that State
a-e very favorable, aud predict that with good
weather the yield will be from 90 900 900 to 40 oe0
900 bushels.
Chicago. March 23.-Ths attention Of ex-
President Disz having been called to a publiea-
ton in one of the st. Louis .apers. which pur-
ported TO be an interview with him, he denied
that anE such interview ever occurred. He further
stated that his present visit to the United states
was purely Que of recreation and has no bust
or official obi sct whatever.
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Death of a whole Family Of Refugees
from PaeamOuta.
Special to the Appeal
HELENA, March 23.-The McCool family,
six in number, from the mouth Of ST. Francis
river, refugees from the food, came to this
civ two weeks since. Within the past ten
dsys five of them rave died OF pneunonis,
and the sixth lies dangerously i'll and is not
a,aaofaI 10 Euo
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The New York NiIk war.

New YORK, March % The milk war
still coutinues, but it is thought that some
agreement will shortly be made. The Mid
l l1od, Erie and Independent dealer, and the
New York Milk Exchange we're, in confer
nee to- day trying TO harmouizs differences.
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Al Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, March 23.-To-day being
l-gsl holiday, all the banks aud other
financial institutions snd ommercIal ex-
changes were closed. Services at the churches
were largely attended, notwithstanding the
ds1greeab!e weather. A light snow pre-
vailed throughout the day.
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asn. charles Cran, OF Terre Haate.

Cen. Charles Cruft, OF Terre haufe.
TERRE HAUTE, IND, March 23-Gen.
Charles Cruft died of heart disease this
morning. His funeral takes place Monday
afternoon. He was the fret colonel OF the
Thirty fret Indiana Volunteers, and fought
during the entire war, commanding the hrst
division of the fourth corps of the Army Of
the Cumberlau3. He was a past grand
commander OF the aghrs Templsr of H.
diana
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GOOD FRIDAY.


BALTIMORE, March 23.-Good Friday be-
ing legal holiday, the municipal Offices,
courts, banks, business exchanges and most
of the large business houses were closed. Ser
vices were held in many of the churches, at
tended by large congregations.
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THE AssAss1NArIoS SOCIETY.

The trial of Nugeut and twelve other mem
bers of the Armagh Assassination Society,
on charge OF conspiracy to murder, was
continued at Belfast. The counsel for the
Crown, in closing The case on his eide, sought
to connect ODonovan Rosa, John Devoy,
James R=dpsth ana P. ]. Sheridan with the
society, which he said promoted Conspiracy
Judge Lawson, in charging the Jury, spoke
strongly against the prisoners.
The jury rendered a verdict OF guilty in
the case of Nugent and his fellow prisoners
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FRESH air, exercise, good food and Or.
Benson's Celery and Cezmomie Pills Will,
when used together, cure sny case oil ner-
vouszess, sick headache or indigestion. They
strengthen The nsrvoEs system. Five thou-
sand physicians prescribe them
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INDICATIONS.

For Tennessee and The Ohio valley, fIir Weather,
fddoUedo IN The Urstcrr rse...o's BY taos! '~iT's
nortts,y veeriag 10 easteriy uiads, stationary or
higher temperature in The ~este'n portion, and
iower pressure.
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PUG dogs as psts have had their day
suons The extremely fashionable, but coios
uever 20 out OF fashion, 60 tnat ii il always
necessary to know that DIR. Bulrs Csnsn
Syrup is sure cure for all coughs and colds.
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"FcR fotsr years suffered agony from a skin
disease Dr.. Beas0as SKIN Cure cured me-"
c. B. MeDonsd, Piauiersville, Ala. One
col ar al druggists.
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DR.. II. n D. Parker, of Chicago, says: 81
have thoroughly tests d ittu1aervous diseases
dyspepsia and general debility, and in every
case could see great bese6t from its use."
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WHEs you feel cough or bronchisl a.
feclion cfeepiag on the lung, take Ayers
Ch rrv Pectorsl, and cure L before it bee2nee
q urJble.
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DEB.

FRANCISCO-0n Friday, March g. 1888, ADDIE
W., vile of A. ]. Francisco.
Funeral services at the residence, No. 45l Ponto-
toe street extended, this (sATURDAY) afternoon
at O'Clock Friends and scqusintsnces are In
yited to at end
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THE DEAD OF YESTERDAY.


John g Dale, Of new York.
New YORK, March 23.-John G. Dale,
ageut in this city of the Iumsn Steamship
Company, died suddenly this morning, aged
hftv vaara
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To oasamptivss-Wiiho Ced-LfyeI
OIt and Line has now been before the pubds
twenty years, and hss steadily grown in favor snd
aoprecistioa This ceu not be the ca unless
the preparation was OF high iatrinsic value. The
com bination of the Phosphate of Lime with pure
Cod liver Gil, as prepared by Dr. Milbor, as pro-
ducad q rew uhase In the yssfmentof ConsumP
ton and Al. diseases OF the Lungs Itcan be taken
BIZ the most delicate invalid without crt.fing the
Disgusting nsuseE which is snch an obiEtion 10
n. Cod Liver Oil when T. ken without LlI1e l. 3
pTeScr bed by he resulsr faculty. s,ld By the
I5op-ietor, a b. wILB0R. Chemist, Bozton, AID
by al druggists.
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THE STAR-ROUTERS.
Application to be H aae d OEday for an
Indictment against Senator
kellogg.

WASHINGTON, March 23-I, is expected
the investigation by the grand jury of th-
evidence concerning Brady, S'sr Route Goa
tractor Price and ex-senator Kellogg will be
continued Monday. Last summer a former
grand jury returned indictment, against
Brady and Price for conspiracy, but rffused
10 indict Kellogg. 1t is undersIoo that an
Application will now be m ade for the indict-
ment Of kellogg, based not alone upon the
testimony Of John A. Walsh, but also tn at Of
Price and others. Ker, who presented evil
dence yesterday, holds that prosecution
will no! b. debarred by the stature of limts-
ton, ss held by some of the lawyers int.r
sstsd in tae defense of the Star route de-
fendants.
HAVE SEEN THE DOCUMENT.
1t is stated upon the authority of one who
has seen the document, and whose state me nts
are believed 10 be Trustworthy, that Mail
Contractor James B. Price has made aft
davit-now in possession Of the govern
ment-wherein he alleges that he on one
occasion gave ex-Assistsnt Postmaeter-Geu-
eral Brady $2500 in postal draft, together
with S2500 in cash, 10 corruply Influence
Brady's official action. He also alleges, it
is said, hat en- another occasion he gsv- ex-
Senator Kellogg, fer a similar purpose, S15,-
600 in postal drsfts, drawn against his
(Price's) pay as mail contractor on the mail
route from San Antonio 10 Corpus Christi (;
and that in addition to the aforementioned
1000 of drafts, he also gave Senator Kel.
logg a note for $4,000. All of which paper
he deposes vas paid at maturity. PIice
testified before the grand jury yesterday.
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Receivers Sale Of lothiug, Dry Goods,
Etc.
No. 4si6-Chancery Court of Shelby county-Men-
keu Bros agents. vs.. Louis Halle ei al
DY virtue of a decree entered / the above
d cause March D.. 1888, the undersigned will
receive at his once, courthouse OF shelby county,
until
March so, 1858,
i'd for the stock Of goods. consisting of Hats and
Caps, OTIS and Shoes Dry Goods, Clothing,
Trunks Fixtures, etc., in store-rnom No. 339 Main
st eet Memphis. Tenn. Said bids to be made for
the stock In bulk.
Terms-Cash.
RI BLACK, Receiver.
Marob OI 1892
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rOssrLsI>G HNsINEER.
Office.

DARTIES having any of the mortage bonds OF
l. the Holly Springs Masonic Hail. are notified
that the Hall was sold under the Mortgage in May,
1850, and that the undersigned is prepared to pay
the pro rata due said bonds when presented.
T. " FAINT Surviving ~ stee
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BIsMARCK HAS ONE. TOO.

Bismarck is suffering fro a Inflammation
OF the throat.
INTEND TO RESIGN.
10 consequence Of the appointment OF Won
Caprivis as chief of he Ministry OF Marin,
Admiral Wlcsd- apd others officere intend
resigniog.
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GERMANY,
SUFFERING FROM A COLD.

BERLIN, March 23.-The Emperor is sui.
fering from q slight COLI. The doctors ad-
vised him 10 take a few days rest.
PRUSSIA AND THE VATICAN
The North German Gazette says: @One OF
the m ain obstacles 10 peIce between Prussia
and the Roman euriG is the presence al the
Vatican Of Cardinal Ledocho wski, arch
bishop Of Poaen. The Prss-isn govern ment
notified The Vdticsn tina, Cardinai Lido
chowski can quit the Vatican without feai
Of arrest and surrender himself to the Ptas
sian police, as The extradition treaty does not
apply in his case"
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IRELAND.
THE PHOENIX PARK MuRDERERs.

THE PHOENIX PARK MURDERERs.
DUBLIN, March 2S.-The trial of Joe
Brady for participation 10 the Pbenix Park
murders has been fx-d for the 10th OF
April. The rest of The prisoners 10 be tried
for that crime, and for the assault on Juror
Field, will be afterwsrj tried siugly.
MIGRANTS FOR AMERICA.
One hundred and iorty-eight emigrsnts
left ConnemarA for America.
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OFFICE HOURS:
D9.HE8ER JONES, DR.. KENNEDY JONES,
IL to II m, 9 to IL a m,
to 5 % m 3 to pm