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Chicago Politics.

CHICAGO, March 20.-The Republican
city primaries occur tomorrow and the con-
vention Thursday to nominate a candidate for
mayor aud other municipal officers. A week
ago meeting Of the citzeus, without references
10 political faith, was called and committee
appointed to nominate a full independent
ticket After L. z Letter snd Judge Tuley,
who are on the Circuit bench, both Democrats
declined, Richard I. Crane, Republican, was
u amed for mayor The committee has failed
TO name the remainder of the ticket. The
M sss meeting held Saturday night to indorse
Crane was we'll attended, and resolutions
were adopted inimicAl to the present city
government. The Democrats will not nomi-
cate ticket until after the Republican con-
vau,inn
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proVement, $4,000; Indebtedness. $4,000.
1t has also 4S7 Snndsy-schoolE, With IS, 400
scholars; expenses $1,000. IL lie recon-
mended that especial attention be paid to
the organization OF missionary society in
Sunday and efforts made TO keep
the school open throughout the winter.
The Suudsy-school depository in Baltimore
recommended that the $1,000 assessment for
educational purposes for number of years
60 to Randolph Macon College.
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A FIERCE FIGHT.
Desperate Conflict between Train Rob.
bers and n Sherin's Posse.

LITTLE Rock, March 20.-Nesr Boone
VILE Logan county, Moaday morning, Sheriff
Grady and posse attacked four men supposed
TO be the Little Rock and Fort Smith train
robbers, whore capture wac telegrAphed last
night. A running fight followed, and one of
the iugitiyes was fatally wounded and left at
Magazine. he gave his name az Roberts,
and admitted being an outlaw. Capt. Ell
hngtou, of the sheriff's posse, was wounded.
At last accounts the posse was still 10 pursuit.
The Johnson brothers, two of the men who
robbed the train, we're lodged in Ozark, in
the county where the robbery occurred.
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THE BILL PROVIDING FOR PRIVATE EXECU-
TIONs PASSED THE RAILROAD CONNIE
SION BILL.
Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, March 90 Senate. = New
bills:
BY Mr.. Dawson: To change the line be-
By Mr.. Porter: Directory TO the inspect
ora Of the State prison.
By Mr.. Burns (by request): To empower
I he city OF Nashville TO issue bonds and APP
pirate money, not exceeding $4,000, for The
purpose OF parks.
The Senate joint resolution TO adjourn
March 10Th wa. passed over Informally.
The vote rejecting the bill to authorize
taxing-districts to build warehouses was re-
considered, and tho bill pasted on its final
reading.
The bill for the beue6. of the pauper in
sane Of the Stale was taken up on lie third
reading, and passed over informally in order
TO allow the committee time to report.
A Senate joint resolution was introduced
by MIR. Champion, instructing the attorney
eeneraltl bring suit ss ainst the East Ten
nesses, Virginia and Georgia and Knoxville
and Kentucky railroads, for the recovery of
bonds issued by The State to the Mineral
Home Railroad Company, and which was
paid into the treasury in violation of law,
the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
railroad paying in $4,000, and the Knox
vile and Kentucky railroad $1,000.
Mr.. STAFFORD moved to amend by instruct
ing the attorney neral 10 bring suit against
all parties, citizens and corporations what
ever AZ he may deem proper for the recovery
of the money due the State. Adopted.
The bill VISA then passed on its final read
ing.
The House bill 10 provide for the death
penalty 10 private was then taken up. The bill
provides that The sheriff, minister, family Of
the condemned, and six other persons whom
the sheriff may designate, shall witness The
execution. The bill passed its fual reading
The six persons mentioned above az enti-
tied by the sheriff to witness the execution is
Intended 10 embrace members of The press
1t also provides that the prison walls where
such execution takes place shall be high, so
as to obstrUct all outside view.
The bill 10 repeal section s Of an act to
establish taxiug-dis!ricts, aud providing for
the government of the same, was tabled.
The Senate bill to amend the school law
by striking out county superinteudents and
abOlishing that Office was rejected.
The following Senate bills on third readir z
were rejected: For the relief of c.. ]. Witt,
A. A. Heton & Go. aud c. w. Shipmln, OF
Wayne county, vino had county funds stolen.
A motion 10 reconsider was entered
The bill TO require sherifs and other re-
turning officers to forward election returns
more promptly, passed. This bill makes it
a misdemeauor TO defer sending in returns
after the time prescribed.
The bill TO make the drawing of a pistol
with malicious intent felony failed for want
of a constitutional majority.
The bill to prevent the marriage of minors
without the written consent OF their parents
was rejected.
Mr.. Keith ffersd'a resolution authorizing
the exchange of property for site for the
penitentary. Lies over.
The bill in references 10 the Torbett issue
was made the special order for 10 o'clock
am. tomorrow.
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TO Be- TRIED OVER.
THE DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY TO RENEW THE
TARIFF AGITATION

THE DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY TO RENEW THE
TARIFF AGITATION.
WASHINGTON, March 20.--Tbe few Dem
ocrAtic congressman who remsin here are
divided in their opinions az 10 The probable
seiieu OF their party with respect to tariff in
the next Congress. Mr.. Morrison, who left yes
terday morning, said before leaving: eve
shall begin just where we began last winter.
The bill which has passed is no settlement
of the question. We shall commence 10 re-
wise the tariff 10 thorough and intelligent
manner, the object being 10 secure important
reductions, and the bill which will be framed
will undoubtedly come from a committee
which will no; be composed as the last one
was"
1t having been suggested 10 Mr.. MorrisoH
that possibly if Mr.. Randall should be
Speaker, Committee of Ways and Means
might be appointed which would not be very
enthusiastic in the support of further med
ding with the tariff, Mr.. Morrison could
only reply, "Mr. Randall will not be elected
Speaker"
Mr.. WbiLihorne, of Tennessee, who is not
in the next Congress, but a man OF good
Judgment, said: "If ! were in the next Con-
gress 1 should recommed the Democrats 10
pass The appropriation bills as speedily as
possible, to avoid all agitation ON irritating
questions, to let the tariff alone, spd i'd
iourn,"
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MONEY ORDERS.
REMARKABLE GROWTH OF THE SYSTEM AT
HOME AND ABROAD.


WASHINGTON, March 20.-The growth OF
the postal money order System at home and
abroad has been remarkable. Il was created
by the act OF May II, 1864, during the civil
war. In the fifth year of its existence the
orders amounted 10 about {24 10000 The
system row extends 10 the remotest coun-
tries. The domestic and international orders
for the last fiscal year aggregated Sl20.O00,-
900, about S6,500,000 b=ing on foreign &C.
count. No attempt has ever been made 10
glorify this branch OF the public s-rvice, or
to puff its achievements. 1t is modestly and
we'll managed. Confidence has been gained
by good management. the system has be-
come most important element of The postal
service, an immense convenience 10 those
who wish to send small remiitances without
rick of loss or danger of reputation. In
stead of being charge on the treasury, the
money order system is actually source o!
profit. At the end OF the last fiscal year
after deducting all expensesi Of every sort
including tie appropriations made by Con-
gress, the business had TO i,s credit the re.
spectacle sum of $l65,000. A reduction in
the rates paid for orders must come in a very
short time.
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KNIGHTS IEMPLAR.
Circular from the Headquarters OF the
Triennial COnelsve COmmittee.

SAN Francisco, March 2O.-..The follow
ing circular hiss been Issued from the head
quarters of the Trisnnial Conclave Com
mittee:
The Triennial Committee OF Knights Templar
are DESTROYS of making such arrangements for the
~ accommodation OF the press as may afford them
perfect facilities for giving publicity to the pro-
cecdings OF the Triennial COnClaye of the Grand
EDcampment of the United States, to be held in
this city III August next. With this end in view,
and feeling well assured there will be a large
represent at1on OF the press present on that occa
sion, and that no imposition may be practiced
upon the comm ttee in that regard, and in order
To protect the legitimate press, would esteem it
favor If you would notify me who will bear your
credentials at the conclave Your early attention
is earnestly and respectfully requested. Very re-
spectfuly, NJ. ID. B0RUCK,
Journalist TIiennial Conclave,
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Spraguo dominated for Governor By
Ire Ehnda IalanA Dom ocrRIs.

PROVIDENCE March 20-Tbe Democratic
State Convention this morning nominated
William Sprague for governor by "a rising
vote, seven voting against him. A COM
mittee was appointed to confer with tie
committee of the Independent, or SpraSue
Convention, held last week, relative TO fill
ing the remainder OF the ticket. Com
mites were also appointed on resolutions TO
invite SPrague 10 accept the Democratic
nomination for governor. A full CONSOLE
dation ticket was agreed upon, and sprague
accepted the nomination.
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LOA6UE TO KELLY.
LETTER OF CoNGRATULATLoN ON HIS IRISH
RESOLUTION

LETTER OF CONGRATULATIONS UN MS INI'IH
RESOLUTION.
NASHVILLE, March 20.-Following is a
letter received By Representative Morgan ].
Kelly, OF Shelby county, yesterday:
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 49, 1883.
Hon. Morgan J. Kelly:
DEAR FRIEND beg leave to most heartily con-
Cratu late You the very timely and patriotic
resolution pas cd yesterday tSt Patrick's idayl by
the Tennessee House Of Representatives under a
suspension of the rules 70 those unacquaiuted
with European affairs the resolve" will not ap-
pear 10 be Of much consequence; but the truth IL
il Is of very great consequence. The sovereign
State OF Tennessee ia her legislative halls tender
ing sym patty 10 the poor dOwn-trodden people OF
Ireland on account of their suferings at the hands
OF alien landlords, will result in more good than
thousands of dollsrs Appropriated for war mate
rial. After Yesterdays action Tennessee will ever
be known as a fit and proDer State for the honest
industrious snd law abiding sons and daughters
of Ireland TO come 10. The APPEAL and AvdldRehe
have published it. Yours very truly,
JOHN LOAGUE
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LAST OF THE FLOODS.
The Levees at Helena Clear OF Water
No Damage 90 the Plum
Point Works.
Special TO the Appeal

Special 10 the Appeal
HELENA, ARK March 2O.-The food tide
Of the river is past, and The overflow lie bid
ding us q final sdieU. In few days the
bottoms will be clear of water, and though
stripped Of stock, fencing, houses and hands,
a crop will be attempted. The remiiting
Of taxes by the Legislature is confidently
expected ts enable bottom planter to re-
cover from the effects Of two successive
foods, unprecedented in volume and destruc-
ton. This is the only hope for the sufferers
from the food, who SAX nothing but relief
from accumulated burdens.
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THREE; EVENTS
At tho Jockey Climb Grounds Next Sat.
urdRy.

Col. Montgomery informed an APPEAL
man yesterday that Capt. Ed Corrigan's
stable OF horses from Colorado had arrived
in the city. He WAS here last fall and made
most favorable impression as turf man
and high-toned gentleman. There are al
ready forty horses on the track now, with
the prospects OF 125 at least in at
tendance at the spring meeting. Next
Saturday the Jockey Club manage
ment will give the races which were TO have
been run on s.. Pstrick's day. These races
are given sort of prelude 10 the spring
meeting. The first event ia a mile dash, with
five entries; the second, mile heat race, with
four entries, and the third steeple-chase,
inside the course, with four entries. A good
DAVIS sDort il assured
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The s.aueI or a Ua,oue Trial.

LOUISVILLE, March 20.-Last week Wsh
Lee, Chinese launjryHau, and DR.. Ray
Tadlapay, Hindoo physician of this city,
claiming to be Of Brahmin caste, had diff
Guilty. which led the two into court on cross
warrants. The Hindoo swore the Chinaman
kept an opium den aud house OF ill-repute,
and the Courier Journal and Commercial pub
lish accounts of a somewhat unique trial
The sequel came to-day, when Yah Lee
fled libel suits against each Of said papers,
claiming damages in the sum Of $4,000.
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KANSAS CITY, No, Msrch POI. H. Crab.
tree, a prominent stock dealer, of Eaufsu-
la, Creek Nation, who left there on Sunday
night, the 18th instant, reports that Gen.
Porter was preparing to leave Eaufaula this
morning at the head of 500 men TO at
tack Spioche at his camp, thirty five
miles west of Okmulkee, on the edge of Sac
aud Fox Agency. SPioche'e force is said to
be about $50 men A determined fight is
Anticipated, as both parties have been recu.
perating preparatory to The encounter.
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Bean srumn.e,I and Oscar wilde.

Have you ever seen picture oil Beau
Brummell, or OF the first quadriIle party at
Almsck'sf II not, you may see faint re-
production in M. Oscar Wilde's toilet. An
Opsn work embroidered shirt showing black
silk liuiug, large yellow silk handkerchief
thrust in the bre'sl OF the coat, ADD high
stock, Of the pas; sses-such was the Tact a
few days ago at a London dinner. And the
rest 4 the costume wac quite Ia keeping
with the coat; so no doubt we shall find the
aesthetic young men ci the period going in
Tor very tight combinations instead of those
lately patroniz d, which, by their width,
seemed TO ape Lady Hsrberton'a dual gar
mel London World.
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WIRE WAITS.

New York, March 20.-Produce exports
for the past week amounted 10 IS 4l9.3OO.
Linda, c. B., March ga serious labor
riot occurred here. Several men were badly
beaten.
Richford VI, Marck 20.-Another heavy
suow-storm. Trains have been bloskaded and
mails delayed.
Boston, March 20.-The Senate, by a vote
OF ten to ten, the president making the tie vote,
rejected the bill extending the jurisdiction of
naturalization to all courts.
Louisville, March 20.-lbe Prohibition
convention announced some months since for to-
day, was postponed several weeks since to April
18th. It will be held in this city.
Pine Bluff. Ark, March 20.-This after
noon Monroe Bloom and Calvin Perry had a diff
Guilty, in which Bloom shot Perry three times
infiicting fatal wounds. Bloom was arrested.
Whitehall, N Y, March 20-There was a
heavy sno in this section of the State last
night Reports from different towns show fall
OF from hye to ten inches. 1t is still showing.
Cleveland, o., March 20.-John McCul-
lough the tragedian, has so far recovered that he
expects to start for Washington the latter part of
this week. He is no longer confined TO his bed
Pittsburg, March 20 Another meeting of
the Coal Operators and Miners Arbitration Com
mittees has been called for April 10th, when it is
expected satisfactory settlement of existing
difficulties will be made.
Utics, N. Y, March 20.-Jusiice Haight,
who was shot in his bed at Deruyter three weeks
ago. is reported dying. His wife has been arrested.
Haight charges his wife with doing the shooting.
She denies all knowledge of the affair.
Raleigh, n. c., March 20.-Jaue William
son and little daughter are missing. 1t is sup.
posed that they have been murdered. The hus
band of the woman and step-fsther of the child,
and the mother of the husband have been arrested.
New York, March 20.-Mrs. Lille Deve-
reaux Blake again lectured Sunday night III answer
TO the Rev. DR.. Dix. She said: when woman's in
fiuenceis felt in its proper place, men will be moro
humane and their minds converted from brute
force
Chicago, March 20.-A meeting Of man.
ayers of the East-bound Trunk Freight lines was
held hare to-day. The request of the Grain Re.
ceiyers and Shippers Association for the privilege
of employing their own weighers at the scales oil
the various lines, was refused.
Baltimore, March 20.-Last Thursday
night two oyster PUNCHES, the Jasper and the In
dustry, collidea. The Jasper sank. The might
was dark no assistance could be given. In the
morning the captain and two men were found
dashed in the rigging, one frozen to death. Foul
Others, not dashed, were drowned.
Chicago, March 20.-Iu the Circuit Court
to-day, an injunction procured by the Public
Grain and Produce Exchange against the Board o
Trade and the Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Com
pany, preventing them from Withholding msrke
quotations, was dissolved to the Board of Trade
| The decision SIS to the telegraph company was re
|
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sn,penaed Payment.

New BRIGHTON, PA, March 2O.-R. E. &
H. Hooper, private bankers, suspended pay
ment to, day. The failure, it is said, was
caused by q number of bad investments. No
idea of the extent of the liabilities could be
OBJ ained to-day, but it is said they will be
from 500, 900 to $4,000, and that the assets
amount 10 over $4,000. The firm has been
doing business for twenty-five years.
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Dies MONIES, March 20.-Reports from
this aecIion OF the country state that the
apple orchards were killed by the severe
winter Ons farmer reports the loss Of 500
trees seventeen yesrs old. 1t is estimated
that the loss IN the appie crop in thi. county
alone will be 100000 bushels. Small fruits
are also damaged.
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DENVER, March 20.-Tbe Exchange Bank
of Denver suspended this moruieg. The
bank never wss strong. The failure creates
little surprise The other banks are not sf-
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THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
THE SERVICE CURTAILKD BY INSUFFICIENT
APPROPRIATIONS.

THE SERVICE CURTAILRD BY INSUFFICIENT
APPROPRIATIONS.
WAsHINeIoN, March 20.-The Secretary
of War has informed the Postoffice Depart
ment thst, owing 10 inadequate sppropria-
tions made by Congress for the support Of
the Signal Service, the chief officer will be
unable to distribute as generally heretofore
weather bulletins aud other information
for the benefit of mariners and farmers, and
it is therefore particularly desirable that
postmasters should henceiorth take pains to
poet conspicuously in places accessible to
the public all bulletins which may be sent
them by the chief signal officer. The POST
master General will probably issue circu-
lar order to pos!m asters on the subject.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
The Bills Providing for Private Exeeu.
lions aud for the Relief Of
Soldiers Passed
laird Reading in the HOuse-The Fifty.
and-Three Bill Signed by the
Governor.

special 10 the Appeal
NASHVILLE, March 20.-Tbe governor to-
day signed the bill for the settlement of the
State debt al fifty-and-lhree.
No appoint neut has yet been made for
the criminal judgeship Of Shelby county.
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PETERSBURG, Va, March GOV. E.
Moore and BRIDE started the day Of their
marriage, in January last, ior visit West,
and have ret been heard from since. The
families OF the parties Ers very much con-
cerned.
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zinc ArL,nsn. Railroad PROBLEM

ST. LOUIS, March 20 -Vice President
Hoxie and General Passenger Agent Chand-
Ter, Of the Missouri Pacific, snd General
Passenger Agent Wishsrt, of the 81. Louis
nnd San Francisco railroads, left tonight for
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ST. Louis, March 2O.-The Republican
City Convention for the nomination OF ak
members of the upper house of the NUM-
cipal Assembly, nominated candidates to-
day and adjourned.
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Notice TO Passenger aud shippers
Memphis and Lille Reck Railroad Co.,
L Al

Memphis and Lille Reck Railroad Co.,
CAS- Reorzanized) T. h sibsey, Receiver.
OFFICE OF SUPT AED CHIEF ENGINEER,
MEMPHIS, February "A, 1883. (
OWING to temporary break caused by extreme
~ high water all trains between Memphis and
Madison are for the present, discontinued.
During the suspension & line o. steamers will
run daily making close connection al Madison for
Little Rock and all points West.
The RENE MA CREADY viii leave at O'Clock
this SATURDAY, evening and the KATIE HOOP
ER on Monday evening each leaving on alternate
days thereafter except Sundays Passengers and
all freight except Pc rishable and Live Stock will
be received on board or q. the landing, foot of
Poplar street. No freight viii be received after
O'Clock pm, and none for points between Hope
field and Madison. No interruption 10 freight or
travel. Il. H. SSBIEY,
Receiver and g. Il.
n. g.. FLEMING,
-eriateadent and Chief Engineer
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Baltimore Methodist Episcopal Confer

CHARLESTON, W. VA. March 20.-The
Baltimore Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, reports the pos
session Of 1893 churches, with q probable
probable value, Sl27 900; indebtedness,
$1,000; ansunt raised for building and in
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We walk in the midst of secrets, We are
encompasssd with mysteries, but it is an open
secret that there is no remedy in the world
so wonderful as DR.. Bull's Cough Syrup for
coughs and colds.
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INDICATIONS.

For Tennessee and tie Ohio GALLEY, partly cloudy
heather, Nth occasional hgh rain or snoTj "a
riable pinds, mostly from north TO east, rising
te,nperqtttre and stationary or risin1 barometer.
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uspeusion of the Exchange BSuk OF

NEWARK, March 20.-The New Jersey
of half a century, retires from business.
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.-saIS choosing alIies look tn their norsr

as well as to their will TO aid you" In choos-
ing a remedy for bowel, liver and kidney
diseases, try Kidney Wort, and you will
never regret it. II you are subject to sgue
you must be sure to keep your liver, bowels
and kidneys in good free condition. When
%. Won will be safe from;aii attacks
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DURKEE's SALAD DRESSING is composed OF
the freshest, purest snd choicest condiments
money will buy. 1t surpssses any that can
be made at home, ia cheaper, saves labor and
all anxiety.
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When you feel cough or bronchial al
lection creeping on the luugs, take Ayers
Cherry Pectoral, and cure it before it becomes
incurable.
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POLITICAL.

atneInnatrs Democratic Nominee for
Mayor.
CINCINNATI, March 20.-Thos ]. Stephens
Sas nominated for mayor by the Democratic
City Convention on the second ballot.
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Skiuuy Men.

"Wells's Health Reviewer" restores beslth
and vigor, cures dyspepsia, impotence, sex
usl debility. IL.
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BUSINESS FAILURES.
Dry Goods Failure
Retired After AN Existence OF Half


TORONTO, March OR. Carrie & Co.,
dry goods, failed. Liabilities, $50, 900; mostly
in England and Scotland