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Tombstone epitaph., 1892-07-17

THE militia Of Pennsylvania are able to cope with the Homestead affair. In Idaho tn. U. s. troops do the work.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-07-17

SAN DIEGo-The Eliza Edwards, the British steam schooner which was suspected Of smuggling, although clearing Monday for Panama, was dis. covered to-day anchored in the stream along the shore below this city. Her movements. as well as the conflicting stories regarding her destiGation, have been very suspicious and the customs officers are still watching her closely
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-07-17

ROCKFELI.OW & SERVOSS. PostoffIoe-Wilcox
 Range-Sulphur s,oring Valley, Cattle brsnd-tH let hip. Young stock branded on hip. cid stock on the side Horse brand-N Y left shoulder. Also own double cross brand with N N, some times run A. quarter circle CT dart Run cattle in D S brand.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-07-17
CHIRICAHUA CATTIECO

Postcffice-Tcmbstcne
 Range-Between Chiricahna and Dragoon mts; Steer range on Bugls and Bonita creeks Graham county.
 Cattle hreDc2C c left side and q left hip
 Horse brand-W left hip.
 Other brands: Circle " on left side: Circls on left side: UP connected on right sid, and hip; H. on right srde; Diamond on lef hip; 10 bar und r. on left side and hip; Ts or right side; ST on left side: lS on right side
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-07-17

DUNSHEE & METCALF. Postoffice-Tombstone, Range-East side Huaehuca mountains, Cattle brand--A on right hip or \ right hip
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-07-17

H. WHIrBECK LAND & CATTLE co. Postofice-T tombstone
 Range-Cpper san Pedro and Sonora Mex. Cattle brand right and ALSO own ioi I\ left ribs or iowl"g brands: hips, U 0"A
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New Southern enterprises.

In the list of new Southern enterprises
for the past week mentioned in the Man
ufacturcrs' Record Of August 10, arc the
following important items: $50, 900
lumber manufacturing company at El
Dorado, Ark. a 100000 coal company
at Philippi, W. Va. a 100000 wa'er
works and improvement company at Gray
ton, w. Va "a $4,000 publishing com
pany at San Antonio, Texas; a 800, 600
water, light and power company at Cak
Cliff, Taxas; a 100000 dis illcry at
Louisville, Ky. a 5000, 900 brick works
company at Waterloo, Va; 500, 900
quarry company at Vicksburg, Miss a
$500, 900 shoe manufacturing company
at Moundsviic, w. Va. "a $75 600 ice,
light and water company at Marble Falls,
Texas; $40, coo manufacturing company
at Wcathcrford, Texas; a $50, 1000 cotton
oil company at Whitcwright, Texas; a
5000, 900 electrical manufacturing com
pany ut Birmin cham, Ala a $25. coo
publishing company at Louisville, Ky. ;
and q $40, 900 lumber mill company at
Dayton, Ky.
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Some idea OF the growth of the couu--
try may be gained incidentally from a
study OF the census bulletin on the op-
GRAFTON of telephone companies. 1t ap-
pears that the total investment in enter
prises OF this KIND increased from $i4,-
$685. in 1880 $7S.34l,736 in 1890.
The number of subscribers in 1880 was
4S,Sl4 aud 10 1890 there were 227, 1857,
while the number of conversations over
the wires in the latter year was 49,
100000. In 1880 the mileage of wire
was 81, ,3O5, in 1890 it had incroased to
240,412 miles. There were 467, 1855
telephones aid transnittcr, in use IN
1899, or more than double tho number
in 1880. A rec ord of this kind shows
developments which cauno. be metchod
by any Other country uu tho globe.
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CAUGHT THE DETECTIVES EYE.
He Saw Peculiar Chest and Found
r., In It Counterfeiting Outfit.

WALHALLA. s. C.-Sccrct Service
Agent Forsyth noticed a suspicious look
ing chest at Anderson, S. G several days
ago. The chest weighed 100 pounds,
and was addre sed to G. T. Baughman,
Walhalla, 8 c., consigned by J. II. S.
of Mccormick. The secret service agent
opened the box, and, after removing car
penter and blacksmith tools, found in the
bottom of the chest walnut cabinet. In
this were found six sets of mou' dis, over
one hundred coins, finished and untinish-
cd, and stick of "half and half" a
metal used by counterfeiters. There
were two moulds for standard uollars,
one for Mexican dollars, two for quarters
and one for five cent nickels. Baugh-
man is highly connected. His wife is the
only daughter of highly respected citi-
zen, and his brother-in law is Govern
ment official.
Detective Forsyth took with him Dep
uty United States Marshal w + Bailey,
and came here. Not receiving his trunk,
Baugbman became suspicious and ran
away. Forsyth secured Information of
his whereabouts. Baughman was arrest
ed. He declared that while the chest
was his he knew nothing about tho wal.
nut box. He fna )y weakened aud made
n full conf. sSion
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ANOTHER BIG STRIKE.
Switchmen on the Lehigh Valley
Road Go Out.
Fires. Follow the Strike and Care
Burned BY the Dozen.

BUFFALO, N. Y.-The switchmen's
strike here has assumed alarming pro-
portions. At2 o'clock Sunday morning
the Lehigh Valley yards, in East Buffalo,
were the scene Of series of incendiarv
fires, and the striking switchmen arc
suspected Of being the inceudiaries.
Three fires were discovered at various
points half mile apart. Eighteen
freight cars loaded with cotton, wool,
merchandise, aud hay, two passenger
coaches, and two watchmen's houses,
were burned.
A train of ten coal cars, which were
loose ahd started down the track. They
crashed into the water tank, smashing It
and wrecking an engine which was tax.
ing water.
Monday morning an Erie train consist
ing OF 40 cars lying on the main tracks,
was set on fire at midnight and in an
hour there were Is or 90 cars burned 1t
Is estimated that the loss will be $50,
600. At o'clock the fire had broken
out at the yards and indications were
that serious damage would be done as
the fire was burning iercely. Nothing
could be done by the engines attached to
the train, as the crews were driven from
their engines and threats were made if
the men attempted to move them. The
fire department was unable to do auy
thing on account of the hydrants in the
neighborhood. The Erie had two
stock trains already to leave for the
east at o'clock but they were not NOV.
ed, as the strikers threaten ed to kill the
crow If they left the wards
An orhcial call was made upon tho city
and county by the Lehigh Valley for
protection and the Erie followed.
The strikers are applying the torch in
all directions. Both the Sixty fifth and
Seventy-fourth regiments national
guards, were ordered to go to the scene
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To the London Lancet is due the sug-
gestlon that prizes should be offered for
the best cup OF tea or coffee as much as
for the best show of fruit aud flowers.
Here is an idea for county fairs, cooking
school competitions and mission work.
There is scarcely hamlet in Switzerland,
France, Austria or Italy where one can.
not find good cup Of coffee. In this
country it is as rare as in England. Yet
there is nothing simpler or easier to
make. Perfect coffee can be made with
an old oyster can and clean rag or
horn of druggists filter paper. II should
bc unnecessary to plead such a reason,
but the rve-sustaining power of black
coffee, particularly for people who lead
sedontary lives, should make 1t at least
as accessible % bars and soda fountains.
In fact, as the Lancet says, In urging its
use: sTo many OF the daily increasing
number Of total sbstaiuers CUP Of
really good coffee is perhaps more
wholesome, as well as more palatable,
. than too free use Of aerated waters
while many who are moderate drinker
would prefer coffee In the middle Of th'
day, or at any othor times when OF
duty
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VIRGINIA ALLIANCE.
Third Days ssssion---Resolutions OF
Respect to Col. Polk.

RIcHMoND, VA.-The third days ses
sion of the State Farmers Alliance con-
vention assembled at 8 o'clock. George
jackson offered report for the god Of
the order. Il was unanimously adopted.
]. B. Beverly offered resolution Of re;
spect to the late COL Polk. 1t was unan
imou,ly adopted. The special committee
on tho lecturer system made it's report.
They recommended tha: the district lee
turer be abolished; that one State aud
three assistant lecturers be elected by the
State Alliance. This was also adopted
A business exchange system was adopted
and placed under the control Of the ex.
ecutive committee. The constitution Yves
amended and that part which says an Of.
ficer shall hold office only two terms was
stricken out. Any officer 10 now eligible
for On unlimited number of terms The
body then went into the election Of off
GERS and the following were the unani-
nous choice Of the body:
Mai. Mann Page was reelected presi
dent DR. w. Il. Quesenbury vice prcsi
dent anti J. j. Silvey re. elected secretar!
and treasurer. n. Y. Alien, Robert Bow
erly and L r. Cooke were elected mem
bers Of the executive committee.
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Might Explain Mem ory.

A maker OF test plates named Webb
many years ago made for the Army
Medical Museum at Washington spcci.
men of microscopic writing on glass.
This writing consists OF the words Of the
Lords prayer and occupies rectangular
space met suring 1.244x1-44J of an inch.
The lines of this writing are about as
broad as those on the test plates, which
are 1. 80, 900 Of an inch apart. They are,
therefore. about as wide as average light
waves. Now, then, TO get some idea of
the magnitude Of minuteness of this
writing.
There are in the Lords Prayer 227 let
ters, and if, as here, this number occu-
pies the I-129,854 Of an inch, there
would be room in an entire square inch
for 20, ,43l, ASS such letters similarly
placed.
Now, the entire Bible. Old and New
Testsments, contains but 1855, 4SO let
ters, and there would, therefore, be room
enough to write the entire Bible eight
times over on one square inch Of glass,
in the Same manner as tue words of the
Lords Prayer have been written on this
specimen.
Such statement, without doubt, stag
gers the imagination, but the figures are
easily verified aud are certainly correct,
and the whole statement at least serves
to bring home to us the limitei nature
OF our mental capacities as compared
with the facts of the universe.
1t also furnishe, an interesting sug
gestion in very different subject.
II has been often stated that a physca
basis OF memory may exist in permanent
| structural modification OF the brain mat
ter constituting the surface OF the fur
rows. In highly developed brain thi
surface amounts to $40 square inches
and 1t would therefore appear that th'
entire memories OF lifetime might b.
written out in the English language Of
such surface in characters capable o
mechanical execution, rs those of tn
Webb plate at Washin ton. Lens.
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nsane-Cured-Acquitted- Insane
Again.

AsHEvnLE, N. C.-Two years ago,
in Madison county, Robert l. McPcetcrs
and Zcb w. Cady quarrelled and McPee-
tiers shot Cady, killing him instantly. A
court of inquiry examined McPceters
with the result that he was sent to the
asylum for the insane at Morganton.
He remained there until Monday of last
week when he was discharged as cured
and sent back to Marshall for trial for
murder. The trial began at once and
closed Saturday. McPeetcrs made two
pleas: self-defense and Insanity. The
jury returned verdict "not guilty" and
the man was relea ed. Within tao
hours, however, of the time the verdict
was rendea' d, McPeeters became raying
mad and had to be confined in Jail,
where he now awaits re-commiiment to
the asylum.
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GLADSTONE'S CABINET.
The "Grand Old Man" Selects His
Advisors and Lieutenauts.

London Cablcgram: Following is an
official list of Mr.. Gladstonc's cabinet:
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs,
Earl Roscbcrry; Lord Chancellor, Baron
Herschell; Chancellor of the Exchcqucr,
Sir William VernoH Harcourt; Home
Secretery, Herbert llcnry AsIuith; Sec
retary Of State for India, Earl Of Kim
berly; Secretary OF State for the Col:
onies, Marquis of RiHen; Secretary OF
State for War, Right Hon. H. Campbell
Raff spsqcer; Chief Secretary of State
for IrciA6d, Right Hon. John Nor ey;
secretary Of State for Scotland, Right
Hon. Sir George Otto Trcvclyn; Pres
ident of the Board of Trade, Right Hon.
H. ii. Fowler; Postmaster General, Ar
mold Morley; President of the Council of
Education, Arthur Herbert Dyke Acland.
Lord IIoughton is Vice oy for Ireland.
Mr.. Gladstone is Prime Minister and
First Lord Of the Treasury.
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Gen. Field and a Third Party Paper.

NASHVILLE, TENN. 1t has been learn
ed here that the Third partyitcs have de-
cidcd to start q morning ncwsi aper in
Memphis on or before the first of Sep.
tember. II is said that John H. Mcdowell
will Le editor chief. 1t is understood
that Gen. Jas. G. Field, Peoples party
candidate for Vice President, is now in
Memphis looiic9 over the field and aid,
ing his followers in making the neccs
sary arrangements to Start the paper.
Gov. Buchanan announced himself as in
dependent candidate for Gov, rnoi :.
Buchanan will be endorsed by the Thiro
partyitcs aud the Memphis organ viii
support him. 1t is said that tho new
paper will be called the Gazette.
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Love Laughs at Locksmiths," But
Not at Scythe Blades.

SHELBY, N. CA young citizen of
CASTOR county received a soIious wound
iu peculiar manner recently. He was
engaged to girl in the ncighborhoo1,
whose parents were opposed to his visits:
Save, however, is full of expedients and
stra agems, and The young man continued
to visit his sweetheart surreptitiously at
night. The girls father dis, overed that
hey were meeting aud made bis arrange
mcnts to stop it. When the young ma
paid his next visit and proceeded TO
crawl into the window, he came in C )ntact
with sharpened scythe blade which the
oil man had fixed in the window for him
I'd received serious cut in the abdo'
IN "a. He had to walk four miles before
he could receive medical attention. His
condition wss critical for some time but
he has recovered.
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Corsets oause Q Riot.

War between two rival dry goods stores
at GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Tuesday, led to a
mob of women taking possession Of each
store, breakiog showcases and counters
and compelling the proprietorsa to close
their doors. The rivalry has been going
on for weeks, aud fiualIy corsets were
advertised for Tuesday at Eve, and then
at one cent. Nearly 1000 women sur
rounded each store, and after the doors
closed, one dealer threw out corsets from
the second story wiadow, and the wo-
men scrambled in, the street, for them,
Several ia the eefswa faiated, but none
were scrious'y iajur. d..
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N. C. THIRD PARTY CONVENTION.
They Nominate Foc Governor DIR.
Exum, of Wayne.

RALEIGH, N. Cat 1880 w. r.
Lindsay, chairman of the Third Party
State committee, called the Conv, ntion
to order in Metropolitan Hall. lie called
Marion Butler to the chair. j. w. Den
marx was made temporary secretary.
The committee on ~permancnt organ.
ization was then raised, composed Of one
member of each district J he follow
ing were named: b. F.. Scarborough,
w. NJ Smith, Y B. Smith, II. A. Cobb,
q Stillcy, A. j. Gordon, S. B. Swain,
w. Parks, g. L. Boggs
The following were placed on the
commit on platform: w. L. EXum,
A. J. Dalby, Marion Butler, J NJ Bate
man, ID. H. Hill, ii. B. Collier, j. L.
Kmel, w. H. Malone, II. A. Cobb
Col. Harry Skinner was nomina, q Tor
Governor, but as there was some dia-
satisfaction tho nomination was with
drawn and the following State ticket
put up:
DIR. w. 2. Exum, of Wayne, for Gov
ernor.
r. A. Cobb, of Burke, for Lieut.. Gov
W. III. Worth, for Treasurer of State.
DIR. L. N. Durham. of Cleveland, for
Secretary.
Thomas B. Long, Of Buncombe, for
Auditor.
II. II. Lyon, of Bladcn, for Attorney
General
Rev. w. J. Woody, of.S.Guilford Col
leg, for Supt. of Public Instruction.
Marion Butler and Harry Skinner, for
Electors al Large.
w. A Guthrie, of Durham, for Asso-
ciatc Justice.
w. ii. Malone, of Buncombe, fer
Judge of the 18th District.
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POLITICAL PILLS.
Swallow and Assimilate Them
Quickly.

The Republicans of Delaware nominal.
ed for Gov vernOr Rev. Jonathan Willis.
OKLAHOMA CITY. IN. a. Ward was
nominated to Congress by the Peoples
party in this city.
ATLANTA, GA.-Thc Fifth district
Democratic Convention renominated l..
F. Livingston for Congress.
MACON, GA.-Congressman James ii.
Blount having declined denomination,
the Sixth district Democratic Convention
nominated Thomas B. Cabinis as his sue
cessor.
The Wisconsin Republicans met at
Milwaukee Wednesday in State Convcn-
ton. John 9. Spooncr was nominated
for Governor and John O. Koch of Mil
waukee for Lieut.. Governor.
The Third party has nominated x. C.
Shuford, of Newton, N. c., for Congress
7th District, and DR.. j. A. Wilcox, of
Jefferson, N. c., for Congress 9Th Dis.
trict, North Carolina.
BUzzARDs BAY, MASS. Grover Cleve-
land, Joseph jefferson, William III. Crane
and Richard Watson Glider are fishing
in the waters of Waketey and contiguous
points down in the Indian settlement of
Mashpee. They are having fine sport.
Black bass, perch, and pike arc biting
we'll
Gov. Hogg was renominated at Hous-
ton, Texas. by the Democratic Conven.
ti1n by an overwhelming majority. Their
platform advocates free and unlimited
coinage Of silver; opposes issue of tici-
tious stocks and bonds; favors an income
tax and endorses the railway commission
law.
The Democrats of the seventh Kansas
sd sadistI5iSetr I5iSry y""1s Simpson 6""f fof Cohgr
platform adopted at the Democratic State
convention commencing Simpsons con-
gressiona career was adopted without
dissenting vote.
WuITE PLAINS, N. Y.-While White
law Reid, Mrs. Reid, and d. o. Mills,
Mr.. Rcid's father in law. were on their
way from Ophir farm to catsh the 7:45
train for New York the carriage collided
with an ice wagon. Those in the carriage
narrowly escaped being thrown out.
They had a good shaking up and were
much excited over the accident. After
the ice wagon and carriage were Olsen
tangled the party drove to the station in
safety and caught the train for New York.
New ORLEANS, LA.-Thc Republican
League has elected Andrew Hero, Captain
General for Louisiana. 1t has announced
its intention to place no Republican can
didatc in the tield in the First, Fourth,
and Fifth districts, but to support the can
d date of the Peoples party. 1t will sup
BauI T., Grace in the Fourth and any
b ttrer, t1icStttfng member ia tiIo-
The Hon. J. Yoise will be nominated as
straight Republican candidate in the
sixth and supported by both factions of
the Republicans, Judge Taylor Beattie in
the Third, and Andrew Hero in the Sec
ond.
President Wcihc. Of the ANA lgama' el
Association OF Pit!sburg, will oppose
Dalzcll Tor Congress. Hugh O'Dopncl
viii! run for the Legislature as a Demo
Crat
NASHVILLE, TrNN.--Gov. Buchanan
has at last announced himself an indc
pendent candidate for..Governor. Mon
aay aftcrno IN he inscribed long card il
the papers placing himself before th'
people free from all classes. He say
he low, the Democracy but the citizen
have called OH him to run and he ",
| do SO.
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rne new queen OF the Irotting Surf.

TERRE HAUTE, IND Nancy Hanks,
that won the title of queen of the trotting
turf at Chicago, going a mile 2:07i, is
bay mare, six yc rs old, 154 hands high.
She was sired by Happy Medium out of
Dictator mare.
Abe Line In, the running horse who
helped Nancy along to glory, is a bay
horse with something of history. He
wa, formerly the property Of Adam Fore
paugh. Jr., who used him for many years
about the circus, his good points being
his perfect gcntleness and fondness for
the society of elephants, of which horses
in general and in mortal terror. Be.
cause Of his level head, obedience and
thorough reliability he was taken by Budd
Doblc, her trainer, as n peacemakcr for
Nancy Hanks in her trials against time.
Nancy Hanks is owned by j. Malcolm
Forbes, of Boston, who purchased her
last year for $4,000. He is a man of
great wealth aud for that reason it is
doubtful il Mr.. Robert Bonner, the own
or of Maud s. and Sunol, will be able to
accomplish his well.known purpose OF
purchasing every ,rotter which beats his
| own.
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SOUTHERN lN9UsTRIAL NOTES
This Kind Of News I. Very

An Alabama oman is mentioned in
"The Southern &stockman aud Farmer"
as having loaned her husband $50 and
$4O at time (buTer money! to pay labor
to make cotton ST.
Thcstockholde ofthe Eastern Carolina
Piscatorial Assock,t ion Held their first
annual meeting, at SWilpipgtop, N. G..
recently and electdfi e Potter, presi.
dent; w. A. Riach,A 4 viqe. president. and
Isaac Bates, secrctaasy and treasurer
This association ownsA 900 acres of dino
oyster gro und, and Has planted 59,629
bushels OF oysters in Nhe past year. II Is
proposed to plant many more next
spring. Besides the oyster ground, 8e5
acres OF fine upland aresowned, and it is
intended to start q small town there. All
OF the. ground is s,a, dior and ,the com.
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VOL. XXIII.---NEW SERIES.
SELECT SIFTINGS.

The Amazon River is $500 miles long.
The mean height of land above the
sea level is $3.50 feet.
The English Derby was est ablishei in
1850 by the twelfth Earl of Derby.
They have shot leopard in Bengal
credited with destroying 154 persons.
The Aztecs of Copan ussd to wear
jewels in their teeth; they had no den
lists.
The regulation distance for planting
orange groves In Florida is twenty-five
feet by twenty five. This gives 1900
trees for each acre.
II there was but one potato in tho
world careful cultivator might produce
10000, 900 from it in ten years, and that
would supply the world with seed
again. ~-.A
= Itis sPsePossdli.-yp pA.,seaeiphia- tc-ro--
atrict bicyclists to speed of six miles an
hour, bar them from the pavcments, CON.
pei them to take out liceuse and to
carry ON alarm bell.
Taney County, in Missouri, the home
of the turbulent Bald X nobbers aud the
scene of a recsut lynching, is name l
after Chief Justice Taney, aud its name
like his, is pronounced "fawny."
In the war between France and Ger.
many, in 1871, France lost the greater
part Of Alsace. Lorraine. The number
who fell in battle is estimated to have
been $50, 900, but many more died from
sickness.
Sweeping of buildings use as mints are
always very valuable, aud story comes
from Berlin that gold dust to value
Of $25 was recently found in the
SCOT taken from the chimney of the royal
mint in that city.
One of the features Of the Fourth OF
July parade at Trinidad, COL, was q
Chinese baud, consisting of twenty -oue
Chinese residents of that town, attired
in resplendent Oriental costumes and
performing, hardly playing, perhaps, on
fearful aud wonderful instruments Of
sound.
The common school children Of Ath-
ems are taught ancient aud modern
Greek, French aud common English.
Their 'readers" are the classics of their
own country, and while they are still
children, they are familiar with Homer,
Xenophon, Herodotus and the dramatists.
Their nursery tales are the myths of Hell
lenic literature.
The famous "Three Graces" of
Raphael, which most experts considered
to be the gem Of tho Dudley collection,
swas privately sold some time ago to the
.sDucad 4 'Aumale for or ,8l0,: aud it is
eppw. at Chantiit III elf nhase et. this
Ter Lora Dad whS. .a&As reported 20
have paid only $25, 900 for it.