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Randall Dead.

Samuel J. Randall died at his resi-.
dence in Washington city on SUNDAY
morning last. Mr.. Randall was a noted
public man, and was in 1862 elected
representative in Congress from The First
District, which embraced yearly the
same wards hat now compose the Third
District. From that day until his death
although often bitterly batted against.
he was never out Of Congress for day,
being successfully reelected to every
Congress, from the Thirty eighth to the
Fifty-frst. lie was very quiet mem
Der at first, and spent good while in
getting accustomed to his surroundings.
During his FIRST term he was a member
of only one committee, that Of Public
Buildings and Grounds. In his second
he served on three, all important com
mittees, viz: Banking and Currency,
Retrenehment, and Expenditures in the
State Department, and 10 his third be
held bis place in each of these three,
and was also hanored as representative
OF his party on the special committee on
the assassination of President Lincoln.
Speaker Kerr died in the summer of
1876, and when Congress assembled il
the following December, it was necessa-
ry to elect his successor for the unex-
pred congressional term dr. Randall
was selected by the Democratic caucus
over S. s. Cox, of New York, a Demo-
crat who had achieved national repu-
tation when hls successful competitor IN
this fight was only a member Of the
Pennsylvania legislature. The vote
stood: Randall, %, Cox. 90.
His successive reflections to Con-
gress in 1876 and 1878 had b4elsf9t-
lowed BY suggestive -re..lsssIipj's ! =
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The members of the International
American Conference left Washington
on the proposed southern tour. Friday
April 18Th. and will return to Washing
ton ON May 1Oth.
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Idaho and Wyoming are the two !
manning sisters that will probably be a
mitted to the family of States by 1
present Congress. New Mexico al
Arizona will have to wait few yea
and, Of course, Utah must until she
entirely disenthralled from Mormonisl
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-. vii he eaiied

to help in the computation Of the results
of the census Of 1890. Superintendent
Porter estimates that with the aid of an
electric computing machine which is to
be used, the totals Of the census can be
approximately known within twensy
DAYS after the statistics come in.
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Harper's Ferry, Henry county, Ken
lucky, has been almost completely de-
stroyed by a tornado. Several people
were killed and seven or eight injured.
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5ntiiern ND. Development Co
Of Charles County, nd.

icers: Commissioners.
!. Frederick Store, John c. Lang
-, SIM Cox Jr S. e. ~.s.,t, =,
W. BIS Char man. ]. r. Matthews.
be attention OF Land Owners. and those
ng the control or care Of landed estates.
rited 10 the facilities offered for the sale
bal properties by the establishment OF the
bern Maryland Development COMPANY
lis company is mainly composed of resi-
land owners, who, comhing energy and
tai in q stock corporation. have organized
equipped a real estate office ana general
ncy for the development and sale Of lands
pue Eout the counties Of Prince George
Zvert, Charles aud St Marvs.
&fersons DESTROYS OF having their lands placed
he market during the season of 500. SHOULD
&thout delay send 10 the Company descrip-
of the lands, correct name OF owners. liz
band and Wife, 50 state, J the number of
IS, quality, situation, area and kind of
per, farm Improvements, etc, and the low
rash price for which sale lie made
DE Company will then examine The prom.
and, If accepted and placed under CON
b. will provide all necessary descriptions
publica ion in their forthcoming DISPLAY
of the Glands and Resources of
$uthern Maryland. A description
VI also be placed on the office hook Of sales
IL IN the hands of the Cvmpar VS. agents in
3 severa States.
The Company's terms Of sale will be invari.
BY as shall be agreed upon, and in evqry
ase will be conditioned upon the ful6lment
T is contract undertakings
The principal and business Office of the
ompany is, for the present., located at La
'lata, Charles Co, Md.
Business communications should be sent to
lat office, addressed to
JOHN G. LANG,
jan 24-am EngF Comm'r.
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Read The Law

= All persons VII
prinr to the passage Of this Act, shall
have vacated or removed FROM. or have
gone w.th their parents from the place
Of their actual abode. domcile. dwellng
mace or habitatiUu within this State, and
saall have taken up domicile dwelling
place. abode or habitatiun. out of this
State shall be conclusi, ely presumed TO
ia,r thereby intended TO abandon their
legal rosid,ucc H. this State. aud to have
surrendered their right to registration as
legal voters in The State, unless within
thirty DAYS after the passage Of this Act
they sLal 90 in person before the Clerk
ri the Circuit Court for the county from
which thty shall have 50 removed, or be-
FIRE The Clerk of the Superior Court of
]. itimere ity. if their removal shall
have b,eu from said city, and make and
acknowledge before Snrh clerk an alIida-
vii that Wien thcy 80 removed. they did
not Intend Ia change tl.eir legal residence
within the State, hut that they hid fix
Ell purpose TO return AZ definite time,
and thai they intend T. return to this
Stat sud utlke no their actual domcile
aud tabltaiiGn tterein on or before six
moths mex preceding the Tuesday after
tie iiist Monday Of November, eighteen
bundled and ninety: the form of such
affidavit shall be substantially as follows:
State Of Maryland, -- county, or
tCity Of Baltimore. Set hereby certi-
", Il at oH the --- day Of --- lS9 :,
| for, the subscriber. Clerk Of the Cir
e4n ouri for 49, county. --, Cor Of
the Superior Court If Baltimore City, }
I.r-onslly appeared ------, aud made
oath (or affirm niicu in due form oflaw,
that to the -- day Of --, Is or
Their about, he was an actual resident
aud lnLabitant of tue - election dis
trirt or ofthe - rreeibct Of The -
election district Of - county, Cor of
the - precinct of the - ward of
the - Legislative district of Baltimore
CitA:) that on or about the - day of
-. Is he removed from his said
domicile, or place Of residence in said
county, Cor city J and took up his dom
ecile. hahitatiou. dwelling place or abode
out Of the State of Maryland to wit: in
the (heren insert minute aud definite
description of the place Of abode;) that
when he so Remove out Of this State he
ha a fixed and definite purpose to reslrn
thereto by cerialn time, and that he did
intend by such removal to change his
residcnce within the State, or to return,
or not to return to this State, as citcum-
stances thereafter might make expedient. |
Acknowledged before me, - (sig-
nature of clerk -- (stal Of court, } |
-. And unless the persons re-
ppectively making ,ch affidayts shall
actually return to this State, and shall ac
tually take up then abode. domicile or
hsbiIaton therein ak months before the /
Tuesday after the first Moud ~ in Nov
ember, eighteen hundred and ninety,
they shall be conclusivcly presumed to
have lost their legal residence therein, I
aud shall not be entitled to Registration
therein a. legal voters. and the officers of
registration shall strike of their names
From the registry II tiny shall 10 enferad i
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TO HOUSEWIVES,


we give E'nnommai Housewives q
chance 70 buy Upholstery AMI House
furnishing ioo Is 50 cheap that It will
prove advantageous 70 take rh'nediltc
advantage ef our olf rings Now that
you are making pr partitions to tix mp
your house fnr Fad ana Winter the
ehance is q golden one.
>, We IRE dire, 'e !, n".i.s4ll Lace
Gnftams for ~ llflr pratt that we really
hay 2 eomrei''i@4 IN tint line.
Look for ourselves Over foHT hun
frea >afir.e. 20 ,l'7t from ~ N"l'lns
ham init;.iiioa, Brussels Nn.la. An
iiHpe. tf'iii gre SSlss SaN"nt brussels,
brussels ii'itt ite pflMs s'aslmfi,
- - ], 'sf !, s's's
~ = ~ r..'''' , - an' 's'''o7 ''t'f
fii.e3 tafYnS "sl'ffil me largest
aSSo'''l' : r. y s''''Q " .,S hha as
, 49, :, . : 0s''e'' = = '''''ii's''h no"
~ ~ r.
en-. p'' S9'h fPs"s our '5nna'" season
, .@,.,o az 81 -. ~ -" VIZ '.nF ne
AZ ~ :: :, ~ '''@I ',,f price. = y
49,. !, ~ -. - "'' '''ioAs ~ = 1h-
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-04-18

The first cargo of ice ever received at
Baltimore from the British Provinces
arrived from ST. Andrews N. Z a few
days ago.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-04-18

The House Committee on War Claims
have authorized favorable report Oh
the bill appropriating $4,000 for the
relief of Dr.. Mary Walker.
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I'd 'E'EEE PUBLIC.

Having rented the hotel at the old stand at
Bsyan'own for the present wear, would hey
TO inform the pnblic ihat am prepared 10 uc.
comnodale hoar.lrrS ho,ll regul,,. ard transit
Wy bar viii be always supplied with chcice
Wines, J i1u2rs. Cigars, &c
! wifi keep a'so Livery, and any one Of The
iraseiins public can be Furnished nth bug
uips md teams and i notified viii meet them
At any abroad station, ant take tkfl To any
p.'inl in the county the. nav wish 70 go 1t
The most reasonable rates. Hoping 10 receive
= shaie n The public patronage, Am respect.
fails; JAMES A MURRAY,
NH s-lm Proprietor
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NTTVuhUTsliEP U VHV AfvtIf'V y y r - q =
tvcs, never without bitter opposition,
but always without disBaragement Of his
rivals, with the applpIa ii # the Democ-
racy and of the country at large. AS
speaker lie made mistaE es Of judgment,
aud notably in the choice of bis eqli-
aiittee chairman at til , opening Of the
Forty fifth Congress, bu any such mis-
takes were insignificant compared with
his great services to the party.
Mr.. G. G. Lancaster Of this county
is 1 son-iu-law Of Mr. Randall.
The interment took place on Thurs
day, and his remains were inferred at
Laurel Hill Cemetery. Philadelphia.
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JOHN SAUL,
NH dt Washington, b c.
DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE..
~ NNF9 wy = lIZzz|
J 3. MATTlNGLY, Reg Wills Chls' Go
NOTICE.

MI lGiA-
THIS is to give notice, that the subscriber
1 has obtained from the 0rphans Court Of
Charles county, Maryland, letters Of adminis-
tration on the personal estate of
T. FRANCIS FREEMAN,
bate Of said comfy, deceased. All persons
having claims against said decreased are here
~ warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated to the
subscriber, on or before the 2sth day Of Sept
next. They may Otherwise by law be ex
eluded from all benefit of said deceased 5 estate.
Given un Ter my hand this 28,h day Of
March, 1890.
PERE WILMER, Jr.,
Administrator OF z. Francis Freeman,
mh 2s-am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-16
That is What Lord Salisbury Claims
of the Seal Fishery.
BIG FIRE TODAY In PAWTUCKET
The New York Central Switchmen
at Buffalo Strike.
BAD COLLISIONS ON WESTERN ROADS.
READY TO ARBITRATE.
Salisbury Claims England Never Con-
ceded the Mare Clausum Point.

LONDON, August l6-Lord Salisbury's last
dispatch to Secretary Blaine relative to the
Behring sea dispute bears date of August 2.
After quoting from historical documents the
dispatch concludes: These show that England
refused to admit any part of the Russian claim
asserted in the ukase of 1921 to marine juris-
diction and the exclusive right of fishing
throughout the whole extent of that claim,
from Behring straits to the fifty-first parallel;
also that the convention of 1875 was regarded
by both sides as a remuneration on the part Of
Russia of that claim in its entirety. and that
though Behring straits was known and specif-
cally provided for Behring sea was not known
by that name, but was regarded a part of the
Pacific ocean. Her majesty's government always
claimed freedom of navigation and fishing in
Behring outside the limit of a marine
league from the coast II is impossible to
admit that the right to fish and catch seals in
the high seas can be held to be abandoned by
a nation from the mere fact that for a certain
number OF years IL has not suited the subjects
OF that nation to exercise such right 1t must
be remembered that the existence of British
Columbia as colony and the development OF
the colonys shipping interests are compare
lively recent II the United States government
continues to differ with Great Britain AS to the
legality of the recent captures her majesty
government is ready to refer the question.
with the issues dependent thereon, to impartial
arbitration.
SAN Francisco, August 16.-H Leibs, presi-
dent Of the North American Commercial Com
pany, said today: "A report from our agent says
that up to July only 10000 sealskins
had been taken and that the seal
rookeries had been almost deserted.
predict that unless Behring sea
is closed to all nations during July August and
September our seal will become extinct This
state OF affairs is due TO poachers who kill the
females Of all ages, while the commercial COM
pany is allowed 70 kill only Young males
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-16
From Wall street Today.

NEw YORK, August l6.-The stock market
this morning presented a moderate volume OF
business and a decidedly strong 'front.' and in
most cases the highest prices for the week were
reached. The opening prices were from a TO
q per cent higher than last evenings figures,
the only prominent exception being sugar,
which was of Is. The feature Of the trading
which we're advanced rapidly from Il5Is TO
ll71. Stocks sympathized closely and every
thing traded in made fractional gains. Atchi-
son led with y per cent, Rock Island and
Louisville and Nashville, &. and the others
following. Sugar refneries, after opening OF
y at s2 made a further dip to sl1. Silver
opened at 1852. Highest sale, 1l7a1; lowest
sale, ll51s; closed at ll6S1.
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Eastern Rifle Competition.

Fort NIAGARA, n Y, August l6.-Seventy.
four men have reported to take part in the an
nual rifle competitions for the department Of
the east and division Of the Atlantic, United
States army. which begins on Monday They
represent the first. second. third fourth and
one battery of the nth artillery, the eleventh.
nineteenth, four companies Of the fifteenth
and one company Of the sixth infantry and the
engineer corps. The cavalry Es separate cose,
petitions in the west Lieut. Guy HovarI
twelfth infantry, son Of Gen. Howard, il chiS{
range Officer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-16

The GOVERNMENTS SILVER TRANSACTIONS
Yesterdays offers for the sale Of silver to the
Treasury were at rates ranging from 81. II to
Sl.157 and the department accepted all offers
at prices below Sl.l5. 1t is now understood
that hereafter the same publicity will be given
to the governments silver transactions as is
now given to its bond operations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-16
War Department Changes.

VIM. d. Mackenzie. Illinois, appointed clerk
at 81, 900, quartermaster generals Office. Lafay-
cite H. Montgomery, Kentucky, ap-
pointed copylst at $500, depot quarter
masters office, Philadelphia. Daniel ].
Carr, Pennsylvania, clerk at $500,
Signal Office. Frank Randolph, Wisconsin;
Simeon L. Neal, Texas; Louis b. Mowry, jr.,
South Carolina; VIM. II. Stovall Tennessee.
and Leslie l.. Barton, Kentucky, appointed
clerks at 81, 900. record and pension division.
Mortimer A. Downing Missouri appointed
type writer and stenographer at $500, depot
quartermaster's Office, Philadelphia. Harry
Chapman, New York, promoted from copyist
at $500 to clerk at e1,OOO, judge advocate
generals office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-16
TAYLOR Renominated.

CLEVELAND, August l6.-The deadlock in
the twentieth district republican convention
was broken this morning, when Hon. V. A lay
lor of Cleveland Was renominated for Congress
on the 3Slst ballot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-16

PENSIONS FOR DISTRICT PEoPLE.-Pensions
have been granted To residents of the District
OF Columbia as follows: Increase-John P.
Driver. Widows, &c.-Jennie, widow Of Geo.
". Anderson, Takoma; Virginia, widow Of
James Noonan. Mexican war; minor of Thomas
W. Hineline Of the navy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-16
Fire In the Pawtucket Mills.

'WooEsocKKT, RI, August l6.-Fire broke
out in the Pawtucket mills this morning The
loss is roughly estimated at from $50 900 to
$500, 900. Fully insured in the Manufacturers
Mutual. The works we're principally owned
by Boston and New York parties. All the old
works. covering about three acres, were
burned. New buildings, covering an acre,
were saved, but in damaged condition. The
print works and drying department were
totally destroyed. All the costly printing ma
chimes and 500 brass rolls engraved were lost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-16
Affairs I'm Indian Territory.

ARphoRE, 1t, August l6-The IndiAa
militia were paid of and discharged by Gov.
Byrd yesterday. The application Of the squsv
men to test the validity Of Wednesdays vote
will not be considered by the Indian courts
Their grievances Will be laid before Congress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-16

HE STAR OUT OF TowN.-THE EVENING STAR
will be sent by mail to any address in the
United States or Canada for such period as may
be desired at the rate of fifty cents per month.
c1But all such orders must be accompanied
by the money, or the paper cannot be sent, as
no accounts are kept with mail subscrip-
tions -
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A Carrier Pigeon Found.

Warren Hall, 22sllf 18th street northwest,
found carrier pigeon on Capitol Hill, near
the library. this morning, with the mark ''4Is
III on the brass anklet 1t was very tired and
had an empty craw. 1t had doubtless made .
long flight
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OUT OF THE ARMY.-The President has ap-
proved the sentence of dismissal in the case of
Capt Alonzo E. Miltimore of the quartermas-
ters department, who was recently convicted
by ccurt-martial Of falsifying his accounts
The sentence will take effect on the 3lst in
staQt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-16

Johannesburg Gen. John Moore was today
placed on the retired list Of the army on
account of age. He will probably be sue
ceeded by Col ]. II. Baxter, chief medical
puryeyor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-16
Nominated for Congress.

ROCHESTER,, NY, August 16.-The repub-
licans of the thirtieth district today nominated
Hon John Van Voorhis for member Of Con-
gress to succeed Hon. Chas. Baker, by acclama-
ton, without Q dissenting vote. He repre-
sented the district in the Forty-sixth and
Forth seventh Congresses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-16
Mrs. Lincoln Reaches Chicago,

CHICAGO, August l6-Mrs. Robert T Lincoln
and daughter Sarah arrived here yesterday
from London and registered at the Palmer
House. They leave today for Mrs. Lincoln's
old home in Iowa, where they expect to remain
for the remainder of the summer The date
OF their return to England is at present unoer-
fair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-16
Died Of Cholera,

CArRo, August ls.-At Mecca yesterday deaths
from cholera numbered forty-ssven and a
JeddAh twenty-four.
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Nominations Today

The President sent the following nominations
to the Senate today:
Wh-Col. Jedediah II. Baxter, chief medical
purveyor, to be surgeon general, with the rank
of brigadier general
Treasury-MiltonJ j. Roseuan Of Pennsylvania
to be assistant surgeon in the marine hospital
service Of the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-16

The Presidents CALLERS today included
Speaker Reed, Senator Higgins, Represents
tives Morrill,, Perkins, Lanham, Morrow, Neid-
ringhaus and Butterworth and Judge Boarmsn
of Louisiana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-16

PERsoSAL-Hon. Chas. A. Russell Of Con-
necticut has returned to the city and Is quar-
tered at the Hamilton House-F. McMullen
Of Dayton is at the Hotel Arno.-N. C. Hub
bell OF Sacramento, Cal. is visiting his brother
at the Fredonia.-Mr. Ad. Moos and daugh-
ter OF Plttsburg are spending few days at the
Hamilton House.--Mr. I. V. Walker has re-
turned from a visit to relatives and friends
throughout the south and he is sojourning at
Washington Grove.---A large party of naval
cadets of the '2 class gave an elaborate BAN
quet last night at the Arlington Hotel
Henry w. Oliver of Pittsburg. MIR. and
Mrs. Ben blanchard of Hutchinson, Kan,
Robt. ]. Kleberg Of Santa Gertrudes, Tex are
quartered at the eArlirgton.-MessrsC Christian
and Chas. Neidringbaus Of ST. Louis are visit
ing their brother, Hon. F. G. Neidringhaus at
the Normandie. J. L. Marsh of the
Normandie, who has been confined 10 his room
for the past week with malaria has recovered
and Is able to be about now.-Daniel g.
Gillette of New York and T. b. Casey of Mnne-
apolis are at the Jhorehsm.-Edward z.
Stone OF Sioux City is at Wormley's.-F j.
phia, A. Victoring Of Troy, NY, and M. Sails
bury OF San Francisco are at the Riggs
Houses. c. Coyle and daughter of Nc
Keesport Mr.. and Mrs Edward F. Ernst of
st. Joseph. Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Dilworth of
Allegheny, j. II. Laine, manager of Strauss
orchestra, and George ii. Hoppe of Cincinnati,
and W. j. Gallagher of Chicago are at the
Hotel Randall.--Mr and Mrs. j. NJ Roberts
of Pittsburg, Amasa Thornton of New York A.
l.. Wood OF Macon. Ga.. DIR. f. Ysrnall of St.
Louis are registered at Wilard's. F. Davis
of Chicago, q. W. Kline and j. p. Lawrence of
the navy, X. II. Banning of New York F. g..
Cornell of Louisville, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Alb
jer of Tacoma are at the Ebbitt House.-Hon
Robt n Yardley OF Pennsylvania mas returned
to the city and is at the Ebbitt House,
Rev. G. W. Enders, pastor of Christ's Lutheran
Church. York, Pa, is at l6 Grant place.
J. Felix Smith OF Richmond, Frank Chapsin
and Mrs. John Queen of New Orleans. La are
at the Langham.--J. w. Crawford of Salt
Lake City, Il. III. Towle of Boston. 5. G. Moore
of Findlay, NJ. NJ. Knapp of Chicago, O. Strait
Of Fort Scott, HANS, and l.. W. Harper of
st. Louis at the ST. James
Mr. and Mrs. ID. Rogers of Worcester are at
the Hotel Johnson.--Messrs. FL. Meitzler. r.
Z. Dayton, J. Eder, P. Royston, w. Keegin. E.
Lothrop, b. Cornwell, F. Wagner. W. w.
Hodger, E. r. Alexander and Mr.. Lockhart
and family left today for Atlantic City, where
they will remain for the rest OF the summer.
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Post Office Department Promotion,

Post Office Department Promotions.
The following promotions have been made
in the clerical force of the office OF the first as
sistant postmaster general: Chas. W. Appler of
Maryland from IL, 400 to s1, 900; VIM. Schofield
OF Mississippi from $1,000 to Sl,4OO: Miss
kittie J. Laws Of Iowa from 81, 900 to 1900;
Carl g. Orleman of Florida from $500 to q 200.