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levin. ucISinnoa a GO. raiI.

Special Dispatch io The Appeal
Aberdeen, Miss, April q The firm Of
levin, Mckinnon 4 Co, cotton buyers,
doing business at Mobile, Selma and Ab.
crlccn, Miss, made an assignment today
10 W. II. Sadlcr, Of Mobile, Ala. The
firm had an extensive export mud eastern
business and ranked among the largest
ncnt was made by the Mobile house aud
the papcr filed Ia the chanccry clerks Of.
flee IN this city today. No statement oi
liabilities has been made. There are no
preferred creditors.
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PInc,tY Wac FINLEY.

ST. LorIs, Mo-, April 2l-Mr Moses
Fralcy, the biz bear who was short S,oOo,
600 bushels Of corn and wheat early this
week aud called for a settlement, was in
the grain pitthis morning as active az ever,
but was met with opposition from other
traders. lie had some difficulty in max.
ing deals and suddenly opened up with a
trade OF not particularly choice language
TO the effect that lac had paid out $50. 900
in 81. Louis since his demand for settle
mcnt, and the money was ready for any
who had failed to call After that he met
with better feeling and traded his full
share. His losses will not reach half O
million, ~ iint stated as he pays one hun
dred cents on the dollar and las plenty
left. he * not believed 10 be in 80 bad fla
as was at iirst stated by himself.
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morning, granting the injunction, on the
ground that the recent decision of tho
supreme court of the United States was
conclusive on such motion. He decided
that the make and break theory advanced
by the defendants was untenable and did
not relieve them from infringement, and
that the fact that the injunction was not
asked for until after the supreme courts
decision did not constitute undue delay in
complainants. Counsel for the Bell 1ele-
phone company today filed bill against
the Bay Telephone company for infringe.
ment OF natcnt
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The Copyright nil.

WASHINGTON, April 2l.-1he Brcckin-
ridge copyright bill was today reported to
the House by Mr. Collins from the judici-
AIRY committee. In the report the COM
mittce says At least, and for the fHt
time, authors, publishers, typesetten,
clcctroiypen, binders, booksellers and all
Others engaged in making and distrbut-
ing books have, with singular unammity,
agreed upon bin which they ask Con-
grcss 10 pass. Under its provisions the
American author will have the protection
ior his work which Is now denied him
Abroad because Of our denial Of the rights
Of all others. The passage Of the bill will
encourage andstimulate American author
ship, designing, engraving and all the arts
HAT enter into the making Of good books.
By Il our authors obtain wide market,
that Of the whole world. II will urques.
tionably raise the standard Of literature
also by banishing the trashy and the
"gas light" literature from the field. II
needs "no angel from heaven 10 tell us"
~ the harm that such stuff has done our
Xuih. Itiscertain that the best books writ.
tcD by men and women all over tho world
WI under International copyright, be
sol In the United States for less than they
are sold now, and the general concensus Of
opinion and argument, pushed almost 20 q
demonstration, Is that all other books will
he BOLD for as low price as they are now.
When one solvent and sagacious American
publisher obtains the sole right 10 the
American market for foreign authors
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Yorng Dcnorrnt- OrsnnI,inr.

NEW YoRK, April 2l.--It was fore.
gone conclusion, when the representative
Of the Young Mems Democratic club met
in this city today, that league OF Demo.
cratic clubs would be the outgrowth. a
committee was appointed 10 draft a plan Of
organization OF n national league oi Dem.
ocntic clubs. The members OF the com.
miticc CONSIST Of Norton Chase, Of Albany;
Fuller Ice, OF Brooklyn; J. T.. Bartlett, OF
Manchester, n. H.; Charles Ogden, Of
Omaha; and ]. Quincy, Of Boston. The
committee went Immediately into secret
session 10 perfect plan Of organization.
About fifty representatives Of Demo-
cratic clubs throughout the country arr In
executive session today nj the Hoffman
house. The gnthcring is presided over by
Frederic X. Coubcrt, and IL engaged In
discussing the ACCESSIBILITY Of forming a
national league OF Democratic clubs in the
United States
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Helena Delighted.

srccinl Dispatch to The Appeal.
lIELENA, Ark, April 2i.-The Grand
opcra-housc was lillcd To OVERLOOKING last
night 10y the citizens Of Helena, who had
assembled to give expression to their graf.
ihcaiion in receiving the $40, 600 appropri.
alton. which Is Ia be- expended Ia the con.
stuclion OF a public building Asa part
Of the program, Gen. j. &. 1nppan aud
Judge VI. Z, Sanders were presented with
a gold watch aud chain and silver water
set M token Of appreciation Of their 81.
forts, which were exercised IN that behalf
when sent ~ delegates 10 Washington "a
representatives OF Helena.
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CHICAGO H., April 81. Capt. VIM. T.
Spaulding, Of Sault Ste. Marie, is in the
city. lie has just returned from The min.
ing country north Of Lake Superior. 10 q
reporter lac said that the finds Of precious
metals made in the interior recently have
been ~ numerous aud rich that there will
probably be- u rush of people into the
country ~ soon ~ tho season opens. 81
would be- afraid 10 tell YOU the value oi
some OF the pieces OF silver that have
seen taken out said he, because YOU
could hardly believe me. The silver is
found almost pure. Much Of the ore
averages g, 500 a ton, aud occasionally the
precious metal is found In q mass almost
pure The mines are about 100 miles
from the lake. The most recent strike
was the Wilde mine ut Ra Rabbit mount
ain. Tho product Of this mine has ~ lar
exceeded the mos, sanguinc expectations.
Capt. Spaulding is very enthusiastic over
the now discoveries.
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The Granite Cn,tcr., sirILc.

BosroN, Mass, April 2l.-Aiter n litter
struggle OF more than years duration the
lockout Of the granite cutters has been de-
clarcd nj an end, the manufacturers hay
ing agreed 10 pay the same bin Of prices
they were paying previous 10 the lockout
Granite manufacturers wished Ia have the
members Of the Boston branch Of the
Granite Cutters National union accept q
10 per cent. reduction and an increase on
the length Of the days work. These de-
mands the members Of the union refused
10 acccde TO, the result being the lockout.
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A stnmuo,b Dam.

sAS FnANusco, Cal, April 2l.-Thc
completion Of the National City water
works and great swcctwator dam was cclc.
buicd at National City yesterday. 4
great number Of people were present, aud
appropriate exercises were held. The
dam, which was commenced November
and thrco.iourths Of mile wide, covering
q tract oi 700 acres. Tho reservoir will
contain 100000 gallons Of water, and the
supply is sufficient for 800, 900 people.
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And gInrInnnII, Tool

CNorNNArf, o., April 2l.-Insiructions
have been given the police 10 watch to-
morrow Tor saloons that defy the law by
keeping open, and to notify the proprieton
that Il il violation Of the law, but no ar
rests will DO inside tomorrow, oven II the
saloons arc kept open after notification.
Tho next Sunday, However, " saloon b.
open, the offender will be- Immediately mr..
rested and taken 30 the police station. The
mayor will announce formally that lac will
execute the law.
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who had returned to work is equally UNI
true. Ebert, Clauscn and myself have
over $50 Of our old men at work today,
and the pick OF our men at that The
strike, so far as the employers are con-
ccrncd, is over" The meeting OF the
journeymen was but sparscly attended to-
day, and the buoyant spirits Of the pre-
vious days was conspicuously wanting.
The men were, however, to all appear
nnccs, still determined. The roll.call
showed marked falling on this morning,
4 committee was appointed 10 attend Il
meeting of the Knights of Labor nj Pytha-
goras hall tomorrow, and report back.
Amid cheers long list OF saloon keepers
who have refused to deal in pool beer was
read,
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A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
A Runaway Esoapado at werden, Mas.
Yesterday.

n hunuWny fHchDnuo NJ Wcfucni Mlif't
Yesterday.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
wERDEN, Miss, April 2i.-Ths morn.
ing, about midday, a most serious aud
painful accident happened to Capt II. J.
u. Lam, Of the firm Of lam 4 Carter anil
one Of our oldest and most influential
business men. Himself, son and daughter.
in.law had returned from the funeral II q
relative living in the country, whittier
they had gone In buggy drawn by two
very risky horses. When near the cross.
ing Of the Illinois Central railroad, on
Commerce street, the horses took fright
and dashed up the street at n furious rate,
running against an electric light polo and
smashing The fore parioi the buggy. Capt.
lam was jammcd against tho pole, and
when extricatcd il was found that his hip
bono was broken aud that lac had received
other painful and serious bruises. lie Is
now considered In very critical con
dition. The buggy was badly broken.
None OF the Others we're injured.
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IninI RIn.f InnIosIon.

ST. Louis, 40, April 2l.-As five see
ton men were passing tho Gcrlings White
Sand company's works in n hand car on
the 81. Louis, Kansas City & Colorado
road near labadic, Mo-, yesterday, blast
exploded, blowing nm immense rock upon
the hand car Al Of the men were fatally
hurt. Their names are: Henry MCGOWAN,
foreman; Thos. Bcmmcr, Smith Dough.
crty, Clark Patton and I'll. Shepherd.
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Nrw YonE, April Probably owing
10 It's being Saturday everything was quiet
around Clarendon hall, the headquarters
Of the striking journeymcn brewers this
morning. The same may be said Of the
trysting place Of the brewers Of No. :, IT.
wing Place. Mr.. Sherman, Of Brooklyn,
denies that lao had any conference with
any delegates yesterday, 70 that the state
mcnt that he said he would take two
weeks TO consider whether ornot hVwould
Join the union, had no foundation IN iact'
''The men," he added, "said Yesterday
that there were only ninety VI lVO men
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Rc,,raIn.a from ne,rel,Inr.

PrTsBuEG, Pa, April 2l.-Judgo sla.
gle, Of tho common pleas court, granted an
injunction today restraining members Of
the trades assembly from boycoiting Brace
Bros, n laundry firm OF this city, whose
establishment has been under the ban for
year. A suit for $4,000 damages las
also been instituted by the firm against q
number Of the most prominent labor lead.
ers Of Allegheny county.
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MARRIED EIGHT TIMES.
A Mexican and Civil War Veteran IN
Matrimonial Trouble.

CARTHAGE, ILL.,, April 2l.-John s. De.
lano, Of Gallarp, whose arrest ON charges
Of bigamy was noted yesterday, is a yeter.
an Of the Mexican and civil wars. lie
married Matilda Poole, Of Norwich, o.,
and deserted her In 1916. lie then mar
ricd Mary Avery, a widow Of Auburn, Ia.
She died, leaving four children. Dclano
married Hannah Conrose Of Boscobel,
Wis, during the civil war and she died a
few months ailcrward. His next victim
was EllcnIBaltles, Of Clairmouni, Ia, whom
lac deserted In 1857. lie married Elizabeth
Fritz at Boscobel, Wis, and deserted her.
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SAN Francisco, Cal, April 2l.-It has
been definitely settled that Frank Glover,
Of Chicago, and Joe McAuliGe, Of this city,
will meet here May q and fight TO a On.
ish ior a trophy presented by the Callfor.
MIA Athletic club and the heavyweight
championship ol the Pacific coast.
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A NeMsnnncr nenI.

BosroV. Mass, April 2l.-Thc Herald
says "The announcement will probably
be made in few days that the Boston
Adratissr and Erdiing Record have been
sold 10 Mr. w. T.. Barrett, tho present
publisher. The old stock OF S22j, 600 will,
L is understood. be wiped out aud tho
holders OF tho indebtedness will get about
90 per cent on their claims.
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A Here. Death.

E,r sioiSAw, Mich, April 2i.-sam.
ucl Phillips, the elevcn.yearold son Of
prominent merchant Of this city, while
playing on some logs In the bayou this
morning. fell In. Englohart Reidlingcr,
aged q, jumped in 10 save the boy, but
tie little fellow chung 10 his neck and both
were drowned. Reidlingcrlcayes q widow
and one child.
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Ix,ensIou OF fine Granicd.

PursBuRo, Pa, April 2l.--At meeting
Of the creditors OF the Elba Iron aud Bolt
and the Continental Tube com.
pany, the requests for extensions Of two,
three and four years were unanimously
granted. The reports Of the embarrassed
firms were very gratifying 10 the creditors,
and showed the assets 10 be largely IN
excess OF the liabilities.
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IN HIS GRAVE,
The Remains of Roscoe conkling Buried
Yesterday.

The Remains OF Roscoe conlxling Buried
Yesterday.
UTICA, n. Y, April 2l.--The remains OF
Mr.. Conklng lay in state from IL to
o'clock. Before noon very large number
OF the friends of the deceased had assem-
bled in the vicinity OF the house, and dur
ing the following hour continuous stream
OF people passed into the residence to take
a last look at the face OF the dead. The
floral tributes were very numerous end OF
unusual magnifcencc. Conspicuous among
them was large wreath OF Gala lilies in
tertwincd with blue immortelles, attached
to which was plain white card bearing
the words "Thc President" The flowers
are from the White House conservatory,
and were sent in care OF Postmaster Bailey
TO Mrs. Conkling by the President and
Mrs. Cleveland.
Calvary church was filled 10 Overlooking
long before o'clock, the hour named for
the beginning of the services. Upon the
arrival OF the procession il was met ut the
entrance of the church by the rector the
Rev. A. b. Goodrich, ID. d.. i'm his robes.
During the passage OF the procession into
the church the rector read the opening
sentences OF the beautiful and impressive
service OF the Episcopal church, commenc-
ing 81 am the resurrection and the lie."
When all were seated the burial anthem
taken from Psalms 80 and 90 was rendered
responsibility, the officiating clergyman and
the choir singing alternate verses. After
brief but impressive service the sad pro-
ccssion wendell its way TO the cemetery,
where the commital service OF the church
was held in the conservatory.
The pail bearers were William III. Com
stock, William II. Watson, Francis ker-
nan, Henry ID. PiXlcy, Theodore Pomeroy,
William Bleikic, Publius V. Rogers, l..
Prcnliss Bailey and Charles NJ. Dcnnison.
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ra,,or John n. "a. iInssara'- FUNERAL

Nrw Yong, April 2l.--Thc funeral Of
the late John Il. G. llassard, q well known
Journalist, for many years on the staff OF
the New York Tribune, took place today
from 81. AIMS church. Archbishop Cor
rigan and assistant priests celebrated the
service, and the intermont was In Calvary
cemetery.
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The He'll Phone wins AenIr.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, April 2l.-The suit
by the Bell company TO cnjoin the ex.
change operating the Southern Telephone
company, Of Little Rock, has been on trial
here all the week before United States
Circuit Court Judge Brewer. lie dcliy-
cred long and very able oral opinion this
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Antnon, cem.,ecL Ordered Arrested.

NEw YoHX, April 2l.-Judgc Barrett 10.
day granted an order for the arrest Of John
n. Stern and Anthony Comsiock In the
suit brought against them by John Hem.
minis and Charles shcrley for $50, 900 dam.
ages for conspiracy. The bail Is fixed at
5000 each. Mr. Comsiock will not be ar.
rralel until Monday.
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sHERMAN's FRIENDS.
they Have Counted Moses and Think
lie VIII DO Nominated.

They Have Counted Moses ana Think
lie VIII DO Nominated.
CmcAGo, Ill.,, April 2l.--A Washington
special TO the Daily ktu nyE Senator
sherman's manage \ have made a pretty
careful canvass in every section Of the
country, especially OF the south, and are
pretty well enabled 10 mako an approx
nation Of the strength the senator is likely
60 have In the convention on the lint bal
lot. A number Of Senator shcrman's most
effective friends wcro Ia consultation yes.
tcrday 10 count noses. They have figured
in all Of the States and Territories, aud
make the senator's Approximate strength
nj this time 80, with al votes necessary
10 n choice. They feel good deal en-.
couragcd over the action ,rs,u this week
by the Ohio Republican convention ut
Dayton, and are somewhat jubilant nj the
outlook. II II understood dat there will
be n conference held In this city soon OF
tho principal workers for Senator sherman
throughout the country, aud that nm organ
ization will be formed for the most elect
i've work such M was conducted ln the last
campaign for Mr.. Blaine. senator shcr-
mans friends say they arr going into the
campaign with followinp that will stand
solidly TO their man 30 long ~ there IS the
slightest hope Of his nomination, aud that
ho will have by far the greatest strength he
has ever had In convention.
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Twelve House. Burnedi.

HARnisnuRo, Pa, April 2l.-The plan
ing.mill aud residence Of II. II. Fisher,
with eleven other dwclling.houses, were
destroyed by fire nj an early hour this
morning. The loss Is $50, 900; insurance
less than 10000. The fire was caused by
sparks from passing locomotive.
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Mr.. Pc.dIeIon's IiIne.s.

NEw YonR, April 81 Minister Pcndle.
tons son received a cable dispatch from
Berlin this afternoon stating that his
father was not seriously Ill., His lower
limbs were paralyzcd but his mind was
not at all affected. In tact, there wen
signs of improvement In tho minister's
condition.
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FINED sor usins o,eoma,aay,,c.

SrRiNGFiELD, o., April 2l.-Thos. Du.
gan and @. A. Bird, prominent hotel pro-
prietors, have been fined $40 aud costs each
and sentenced 10 ten days In Jail for using
olcomargarino on their tables without post.
ing notice in dining.rooms.
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tho N.wspaper wins. al cour.e.

BALTIMORE, Nd, April Elm the case
Of James Hodges agains, the Sun for $50.
600 damages for calling him repeater"
last fall, the jury today rendered verdict
for the defendant.
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A promIucntIIo,eI Wan.

CmcAGo, ILL.,, April 2l.-Mr. John A.
Rose, proprietor Of the fremont house, in
this city, and well known as hotel man.
agcr all over the country, died here this
morning
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works, he can make il better, and as cheap
at least, as ten publishers who pirate such
book under the present arrangement and
ruins cut-throat competition for its sale.
BY way OF illustration, il may he said that
a copy of a book in an edition of 1000 cop
les costs six times as much MS one in an
edition OF 10000. The passage Of the bill
vii. be just to our authors, publishers and
artists, just TO all authors, beneficial to our
literature and honorable TO our civilization.
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OBITUARY.
Mrs. George W. uaIibaugb.

Special Dispatch To The Appeal
HELENA, Ark, April 9l.-Mrs. Capt.
George W. IIalibaugh died last night at
O'Clock, after a lingering Illness, Of con
sumption,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
innc,. nnnd. aud stncI.a

INV NoEK, Nov. 3.--Moncy ON call oas,
with no loans reported. closed offered ~
per cent Primo mercantile paper a. ,96'.
per cent Sterling exchange dull but
steady NJ ;4N'I for sixty day bills aud
Sls7i4 for demand.
Government bonds were dull aud steady.
State bonds Wor, neglected.
The stock market was Intensely dull
throughout thr session today and iho move.
mputs were without significance, being CON.
fined to the uurrlwDt limits except Boo
Missouri Pacific. which Huciugtyd over %
range uf per cent o. the day. There WIS
nothing doing outside ui the pruit s.iuual
OPERATOR, as Tor ile present there Is stand
OH between the bulls aud bear. Missouri
Pacific exhibited SOME strength on rumnr
th1t there would hc nn important announce.
mrnt made shortly bat tbr gain recorded
wa, aityrNIrl lost when thu trader, brought
some pressure upon the list The npguiurvI.
tame and duh. uhcch3ugDs Boo quotations FROM
last evenings prices being for bat slight
imrtIuus only. aud while NJ HUuH Pacific
rose F. per cent Boo thu early trading there
was ru movement Zoo the rest of The l'.i until
toward ~ O'Clock. when New England CIuu
20 The front lnd saegrd oT, aud tho rect uI
the lisi following Missouri Pacific then
.ayo WY also. aud lost 600 it. advance with
something Boo addition. the movements iu
thr other stocks however were entirely Too.
significant aud fHH market finally closed
lull uul rather heavy generally ui slight
fractions below thU opening prices. The
huiI changes are generally Boo toe direction
ut lower figures Nui iho only Important Iu.s
was per cent Boo ru.lmam
Ihu railroad bond market was fairly g"'INc.
iH. l'.s ui 900 Is gUs Hf.rTIiIuH HHn.' aHN
IhH 'Ou. ul ilr li.t va. generally steady.
Tho total sIiw ui stocks iulIy were lf.hl7
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BAGGING-li isMl3c.
TIEs-Sl. ljCtl.35.
snor-Drop, Sl.i5, buck, Si.7o.
IEAD-Gc.
TALLow-3mic.
TouAoco-Common, 25@35c; other grades,
3jGS5c.
sNUrF-Garrctts sl0s5; Ralphs, SlO.25;
Railroad, 92j; Gail & AXIS, $500
fowpLR-Eegs, $500, half kegs, S2.75
quarter kegs Sl75.
Coal orL-Prime white, wholesale lot, Ice
per gal.
Woodbury.. grease wool, unwashcd, 10
@l3c; clear grease wool, 2OH2ic; bury,
washed. 2O@3Jc; tub washed, 3O@3ic
BEEswAX -lSCt2Oc.
NMLs-lrOn, 500. steel, S2i5.
HpEs-Dry flint, No. /, lie; No. .. Sc; dry
saltcd, Sc; No. ., &c; green saltcd, No /,
Gi4v; No. ,, i4c; green, Itt5c. dccrkins,
3Je3jc, shccpskins l5c@SlOG firm.
WmsEY-Staight Kentucky Bourbon
Sl.5O6t6uO Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tenn, firm. Sl.55 to 500, sharp advance ON
October eastern rycs SLNittGUD according
90 the agr and make; common whisky sluJ
also, according to proof nothing under 20
per cent. quoted.