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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-01-04

RYVIRTUE OF A DEED. OF TRUST DATED
- the Isl DAY OF january, 1870. and duly re-
for the city OF Roanoke, Va, in deed book IL
page TO- whereby William Lnnsford and Mamie
trustee, the hereinafter described property to-
secure to the Roanoke Construction and I'm.
provemeni Company, hrss, the payment OF the
William Lunsford in favor OF the Roanoke Con.
struceon and Improvements Company dated Jan
nary 1870 payable three years after date with in
terest ~ the Citizens Bank OF Roanoke, Va, in.
forest on said note bong payable il scmi-annual
instsments; second, TO secure to the said Roa-
noxe Construction and Improvement Company
the payment OF tho sun OF $50, evidenced by
three negotiable notes OF william, Lnnsford in
ment Company dated Janua7y /, 1890, for
Sse S3 l3 each, payable ak, twelve aud eighteen
Bank, OF ROANOKE. Va. and desani, bayinn heen
made in the pay@eal Of the note Of 81 10 p and
being instructed by the hoc4r OF said note, I
shall by authority vested in as substitute
trustee for Henry Gibson, deceased, the trustee
named In this DECD orcr Tor sole ut public auction
to the highest bidder, at ~ O'clock M in front OF
the courthouse IN the city or Roanoke Va
FRIDAY, JANUARY 12rli, 1894, NIL that certain
lot or pariol Of land In the city OF Roanoke, Va,
Beginning feet from the northwest corner of
the lot Upon which the Palace hotel Is situated ON
minutes ives, 100 feet to lot No 81 thence along
same aorth 81 degrees Is minutes west 10 feet To
lot No 81. thence along same north . degrees Is
inmates east 100 feet III Railroad avenue thence
along said railroad avenue south 81 degrees IS
minutes east ~ feet to the beginning, containing
2.o0 square feet, and being a part OF what h
known as lot No - ir Fifth ward. according TO
the map OF Roanoke Land AID Improvement
company There Is located on this lot three.
story brick store room.
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay the cost OF
executing this trust, including trustees commits.
sion OF legal per contum, and pay the past due
note OF Si,7WOo with interest from August lat,
1875 To day or sale, protest fec, 81 10, and taxes
for the years 1872 and 1883, amounting TO the sum
OF SsS9.Io, aud Insurance, S63 10, the residue, II
| any, upon credit OF one and two years from
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-01-04

mo, Johnny, Ican't buy any candy for
you. It's bad for the teeth"
(After some moments of profound
thought) Mamma, what would the den
fists do for livin if every family was
run like ours is!"-Chicago Tribune.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-01-04

TRUSTEES ALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
OF trust executed to the undersigned trustee.
uaiea the 10th day OF January, 1892, by the Roa.
hoHc construction and improvement Compnny
and OF record in the clerks office OF the
trustees ~ ~ "
First All that lot or parcel OF land si,us,. .,
the city or Roanoke, Va, bounded and described
rs follows: beginning ut point on tho north
siuc OF Nhey street li5 feet cast of heat street
thence north degrees 30 minutes cast i30 feet ~
an alley. thence with said alley south so degrees
~ minutes east % feet and inches to n point on
same THENCE south no degrees 80 minutes west
III feet To Valley street. thence with same north
81 degrees ~ minutes west 81 feet and Inches m
inc PiaCc Oh pcginning, III trust to secure to II.
NJ Starkey the payment OF the sum OF x.p21 I'd ma
evidenced by the negotiable note ofsnid Roanoke
construction and Improvement Company, bear
Ing even date with said deed, payable with In
,erest from date ten months after date TO said r.
Starkey or order,
Second; All that certain lot or parcel of land
lying and being in said city, bounded and
described as follows: Beginning ut a point ON
the north eide OF Valley street 2e4 feet and ,
d hcnes east ~ OF Wheat street thence north
thence with said alley south so degrees III
minutes mi, east ~ feet and . inches to u point on
west lSO feet to Valley street thence VIII
valley street moth 81 degrees 10 minutes west 20
tee Snq inches che to place OF beginning in trust
Ike sum OF $jsi.6G. evidenced by similar note
In all respects to the one FIRST above d,scribcd
payable 10 months after date.
Third. All that certain los or parcel NJ land In
saia city described as follows: Beginning Mt a
poHiht on the north side OF Valley street 2S3 feet
anu inches east OF Wheat street, thence norm
y, degrees 30 minutes casa 1870 feet 10 an alley,
rnence w,sn sad alley south 50 dcgrecs 10 min
uacs east - ieet and inches TO pont thence
sonth degrees so minutes west 1870 feet to Val.
Icy street, thence with Valley street north ~
degrees 10 minutes west % feet and ) inches
TO so ths pacs OF beginang, in trust secure to
1921 6ti evde need by a similar note in sii r..
,PeG as 10 the ono Sfst above described payable
10 months after date, and deiault having been
made In the payment OF each OF said notes. and
oeinG required so to do by the said r. NJ.
Starkey, shall sell the three said lots or parcels
or land above described separately to the highest
9iuHer AZ public auction on the ed DAY OF
I JANUARY, 1874, AT ~ O'CLOCK NJ. in front OF
inc courthouse in the city Of Roanoke.
LhhMs; fhero Will he required cash on the
SAFE OF each lot enough to pay the costs OF exc.
cutting this trust and to pay on and discharge in
eacn case the amount IN default, viz, S!2l 66
with interest thereon from the 18th day OF Janu
AIRY, lS'ea, and the balance, II any, In two ana
payments, payable respectively ono anu two
| years from date OF sale; deferred payments tc
bea nte,estand to he evidenced by purchaser,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-01-04

EE'S SAI.E.-WHEREAS A CERTAIN
deed or trust was executed by Bette G. Levy
and D. D. Levy. her husband, to George c. saw
yer and hls successors AS trustee, bearing date
March nth, 1893, and OF record in the Hastings
Court for the city OF Roanoke In decd book 81,
page IL, TO secure the performance OF certain con-
diNons and payments specified In certain bond
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-01-04

JOHN W. WRIGHT B. LACY HoeE
WRIGHT g. HOGE, Attorneys-at-
w law, Roanoke, Va, Room @,
Moomaw Building, Jefferson street.
Courts-Roanoke city and county, and
Craig and Boetourt counties. Special
attention given to collection Of claims.
mar 1y
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-01-04
PROFESSIONAL,

P. H. billiard. j. p. LEE. I'D. SMITH.
hILLARD, LEE e. SMITH,
~ ATTORNEYs-AT-LAw,
Terry Building, Roanoke, Va. 10 90 1y
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PRINCESS FLOUR
Best Made. Ask your Grocer
SUIT FOR S5,O00,O00.
IventOr of the Multiple Switchboard
Wants Pay for Use of His Patent.

TOLEDO, o., March 2.-The largest pat
ent suit ever filed in Toledo will be inaug-
urated in the United States Court here
within a few days by ex-Congressman
Frank Hurd. The action is to be brought
by the American Electric Company, incor-
porated to-day, against the Central Union
and Bell Telephone companies. The inven-
ton involved is known as the multiple
switchboard, and was patented by Martin
J. Carney, at that time an employe OF the
1850. 1t was placed on trial in the company 5
Toledo Office and has since been put into
use in every telephone exchange in the
United States During all these years the
inventor claims he has not receiyed a cent
from the Bell company for the use of his
invention. Damages for not less than So
100000 will be asked when the suit is filed.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-03-22
BRECKINRIDGE'S PLEA.
Col. John T.. Shelby Outlines the Pro-
grnrnme of the Defense.

After Miss Pollard had left the court
room there was conversation and rustling
of documents in the Breckenridge camp,
after which Mr.. Butterworth asked for
few moments time for consultation. and
the defendant, his son Desha and five at
torneys trooped out through the door by
which Miss Pollard had made her exit.
1.-The delegation from Kentucky retires for
conference" remarked a gentleman, using
a political convention phrase The Breckin-
ridge forces were in retirement twenty
minutes Then Col. John T. Shelby. the
Lexington. KY, lawyer, and partner of
Colonel Breckenridge. a short, pale man.
with light mustache, partly bald head and
wearing spectacles. faced the jury TO out
line the defense.
While the case was technically one for
breach of promise. Mr.. Shelby said. II in
cluded a wider scope. II am authorized
by the defendant to say he said, 'and IL
will be corroborated by his solemn OATH
that he did not lead her astray; that it
never was made known TO him that she
had ever had any children by him until the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-03-22
What BimetaIIists Want.

DIES MONIES, Ia, March 21.-The Inter-
state Bimetallist League convention opened
here to-day. General Warner in speaking
I'VE do not want silver monometallism; /;
we merely ask that gold and silver be
metals: that's all we ask. Free coinage at
the ratio OF l6 TO /. What will this do?
Why, solve the currency problem of the
country; we are not silver eranks, simply
this is not an intelligent crowd. The pur-
pose of this conference is not to turn the
world upside down or march through blood
TO our bride bits We have met TO talk
and resolve in the effort TO propagate our
theories and educate the people.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-03-22
ADDRESS TO ENDEAVORERS.
Urged to Organize Citizenship Commit
tees and See that Voters Register.

DENVER, Col. March 21.-President
Clarke, of the Colorado Christian Endeavor
Union. and President Sweet, of the Denver
Union, have issued an address urging all
Christian EndeavorerS to organize citizen
ship committees. whose duty shall be TO
see that ever voter in their society and
church is registered, giving special atten-
ton TO the women voters. Societies in
every district are asked to hold platform
meetings for the discussion of questions
involved in good citizenship. Pastors are
urged TO preach on such topics.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-03-22
Stage and Passengers Robbed.

SOLOMONVILLE, y. T., March I.-The
Fort Thomas and Bowie stage was held
up several miles south of SolOnville. yester-
day, by two men. Four passengers were
on the stage. All were robbed. The mail
sacks were cut open and the registered
mail taken. y freighter brought the news
here. and Sheriff Olney and posse started
in pursuit. They came on TO the robbers
nine miles west OF Solomonville and had a
running fight. one OF the robbers horses,
with q slX-shooter. was captured.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-03-22

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March H.-In the
criminal division. this morning. Judge
Jackson handed in his decision in the lot
terry case. He holds thar the Judgment OF
the Louisville Law and Equity Court has
never been set aside. and that the lottery
company can operate. tie dismissed Doug
las. The wheel will. therefore, continue to
spin pending the decision of the Supreme
Court
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-03-22
Alleged Case OF Leprosy.

NEWPORT Ky. March 2l.-What is be-
lieVed to be a genuine case of leprosy in
a family living in the suburb Of Bellevue
has been discovered. The victim Is Harry
Albury, aged fourteen years. His condi-
ton is pi.lable. He is a mass OF sores all
over. and large patches OF hair have fallen
from his head. He has been an invalid for
four years. 1t Is said that this is the first
case OF leprosy that ever came under no.
tice OF Kentucky physicians.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-03-22
HEIR TO $66,000,0 900.
Still Charles Covert Never Got a Cent
and Died in a Poor House.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

SDeCldi u lue lHuldHdpOllS JOuTnal.
MARSHALL, ILL.,, March 21-Charles Cow
ert died at his home in this city, aged sew
enty-five years. Born in affluence he lost
all and died in abject poverty. Though an
heir to one of the richest estates in Amer
lea, for the last few years of his life he
was county charge. Mr.. Covert was one
of the go heirs to the famous Harlem flats
a rich portion of New York city, valued at
S660t0,000 Twice was Mr. Covert notified
that his share of the estate would be for
warded him in a few months, but ii never
came. The lawyers got it all, and the heir
died Il pauper.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-03-22

CLEVELAND, March 21 - The repair
shops of the Cleveland Electric Company,
located on Pearl street, were burned this
morning. Loss. $4,000; insured.
HUENME, Cal, March H.-A fire to-day
destroyed about d third of the business
portion of the town. Loss, $4,000; insur-
ance 10000.
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THE c., II. & d. r. r.

Has the best service between Indian
apolis, Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo
and Detroit. we cali attention of
the TRAVELLING PUBLIC to our Time
Card on the 7th page.
For further information call at
Ticket Office, cor. Illinois street and
Kentucky avenue.
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The Helena independent., 1894-10-14
No. san.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
U. 8, LAND orrIoE

U. y. LAND OFFICE
HELENA, hont. tept. 20. ls9L
Notice 10 hereby given that John Cameron and
Hight &. Lles. ~ ninini. Lewis and Clarke
county, Montana. aud kdwArd Mcioverr. whose
po6totiioe Sddress is utto. silver bow countI
Montana aud William Owsloy, of Twin Bridges,
Madison county, kon ana. and Louis Blailsy OF
their application Tor pAtant Tor 100 linear fest
Of tho usley lode mino vein boaring gold
and si.yor. with surface grount from 1855 fset
10 800 feet in width. eituals1 IN no 0rgAniSad
mining district county 81 Jefferson. aud stats
~ Montana and designated lY tho field notes
aud official plat on file "a this oliice as survey
No, SisO. m township north, range wost OF
principal hAas line anl meridian OF Montana,
lald survey No. $50 being A. tullows to- Witi
Degnning At cOruor No. L. a tree II Ia diam
cior marked l. S6su. Tor cVrn,r No. 1. from
deg g. min i,gll.6 IT, aud tie no cornor uf 800
2S tp6 W. bars 10 deg a. min agn93
n. and running from thence n 03 dog .02 min
1874 n. thenoo " dog AMI ~ IN. W 40 II
thsnCe T. deg W min o 1900 it, theuca ~ lof
~ min alA.5 II to sad corner No. / and ito
plAce ot baIinuing magnetic variation 10 deg
~ min Q. continuing II rs acros
1ho location ot this mina 10 recorded In the
county recorders Office OF lohorsou couny,
Montana hero are no alio,uing olhims.
tny and all pCrtons claiming adversely any
potion of said uualoy lode, mine or snrfRce
ground are required to flo thelr advofsi claims
with tho regustsr OF tho unitol otRtos land ouibs
nt Helena. IN tho state ~ Montana during thc
s1ty days period Of publication heroUf, OF they
wi ! bo barred by vtrtuo " ,ho PROVISIONS OF tho
statute. W, 4. ttN. Iegist0r,
ttcrling a Mu1lY attorneIs for claimants.
First publication sept 80, lspi.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-14
Personal and Genera,


r. Barden is spending q few dsys in
Butee.
Rev. 7. v. Moore left sa,u day for trip
TO the east.
E. W. knight jr.. has gone to Chicago
for n brief trip.
Mrs. A. II. Herssy hns returned from q
visit TO Missouln.
Mrs. VIII Word. OF Empire. 10 visiting
fiiends In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood have moved 10
1000 Eleventh avenue.
Mr.. W. Ii. Orr returnsd from a visi.
with friends nt Augusta.
l.. i. Nscrgard left Thursday via the
Union Pacific for Kansas City.
DR.. Ballard aud family have moved from
Clark street 30 5i7 Fifth avenue.
Judge DnBose. OF Fort Benton. was in
the city Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. John Brown and two children havo
gone 70 St. Paul fos a months visit.
Miss Mary Mills 10 staying with tho fam.
lily OF Judge Gage on Rodney street.
Hon. md Mrs T. c. Power spent a few
days q, Boulder duriEg the past week.
Miss Edna Hedg, returned Friday from
O Wait 10 her brothef in tho Judith Basin.
Miss May C1thbert left Wednesday for
visit TO California, to bo absent several
montha
Miss Eva Brldenihal left Helena Thurs
day, over the Northern Pacific. for yislt
10 Chicago,
Thomas Il. Adams, special agent OF the
treasury department. IN Alaska, was Ia the
city last week.
Msssrs. p. Larson and welch loft Thus
day, vit tho Northern Pacific for a { ip TO
San Franoisco.
Mr.. Kennedy and his family hav, tnkon
tho homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wells, OF Lenoz,
for tho winter.
DR.. aud Ms H1ber entertained party
Of lends Friday evening in honor OF Mt.
Dudley. Of Chicago.
MesdRmes Loebel and Cans ento tainud
| n rntty of friends at an informal dinner
Friday evening LASH
Montann's flo nl emblem IL now decided
uron, md tho dolicato and beautiful bitter
root Ia the favotito.
Miss Jcnuio NounAn, stonogrnphor In W..
| H. Little's office, ia Spending vacation
with her sistsr In Butte.
Rev. II, l.. Bruce this morning delivers
the annual address TO the w. Z. ]. L. q,
! 81. Paula NJ. Il. church.
Tho King refdcnue on Spruce street ia
] OcCu l9u Tor lut NlhNff pY Mrs. AOniuu
and tho Misses BArrabY,
Aldermen George Howe accompanied by
George Ho,burn, left ysltsrdhy for n few
| dnys fishing aud huntinR.
! Mira. BlRokstons and daughters have
moved from DsArborn street aud aro TO-
Gated At bio Lnwlone htreet.
! Mr.. aud Mrs. Z. q. Morreli and William
! Gibbs form n small camping party who nfo
| oyir IN tho Clearwater county.
Mrs. NJ ]. sweeney. with her children
aHd nurse. left Thursday via tho q eat
| No theTn fot visit In Chicago.
VIII Harder hha resigned bls position as
ticket ngent Al tho Great NorlhOin station,
and will Join hie father In rot.and.
Tho paronta Of John =. Miilof, who have
been visiting him for tho pa,t few weeks,
loft for thslE home In loGs, Monday.
Mlss Mohrs. who has been vlaliias hor
slater Mrs. 1atem. for some moaiha left
| , uea1Ay for hor bono In philadelphia.
den. and Mre. Ponroio, OF Fort Asslnni.
boine. wero In ths oitY for few DAYS.
Trey wero accompanied by DIR. q, II. Pom
| rose.
Monday afternoon Mrs. Il. r.. st0rlinI
entertained number OF ladies al "fanci
work" pArtJ-ons OF series. Delicious
The Helena independent., 1894-10-14

C,HERtFFs sAIE-MARY II. BUTLER
y plaintiff. Va. George w. BALDWIN et al,
defendants; Under and by virtue OF an
order 0t sale aad dtoroo of foreclosure ana
aalo iaauei out OF ih- district couft OF tho
Firat judicial district OF tho state Of Mou-
tanA, In aud for the county ut Lewis aud
Cla.ks. 20 the ilh day OF October A, ID,
1894, in tho hboss entitiel action, wheroiq
Mary Il. Butler the above nhmod plaintiff,
obtained q juigm mt and decree VI fore
closure ana sale against George w, Bald.
win OF Al. defendants. on tho . 4 day of
Oetobo.. A. ID. 1894, for the snm OF 81, 1919,
bsoidea interest. costs mud attorneys ieVs,
which said deo'eo WAS. on tho 3fd dAV ..
OetObs', A, ID. 1894, recorded In judgment
book No. -- uf siii oonrt at page --, l
Am commanded 90 soil all thuao certain
lots. pieces OF parcels OF land, situate,
living aud bRlna In the couutY OF Lewis AMI
Clarke, state OF Montana, and bounded
and described 90 folliWa to wit; The east
one-half a, } Of lot nun cred uiH t6) and nll
OF lot numbered soyon 90 IN block num-
befoi hfty lb0) OF the LsnoK addition ~
the city OF Helena, said tArcol Of land hhv-
ing a frontage on Whine avenue Of thirty
asteu and ons-hnlf l31ig feet aud n dopth
OF one hundred aud twanty-hye (l21l teot
20 nm nlloy according 20 and ~ said lots
and bioeka arc more particularly described
UPON the official plat OF the aaid namoi nd
dition now on nle In The manner provided
by Law In the oillso OF The county clerk aud
recorder OF the aaid county oi LoNia and
Clarke, together With oil aud siugpla ths
tsnumsnts. hotOdltamenia and apgu'to-
nnness thersunto belonging OF In anYwia,
nrpofiaininc.
Public notice ia hereby piven. that on
SRtuTdaT. tho 2ith day VI October, A. ID.
1894, at ~ O'Clock m. OF that DAY. AZ thu
ftont door Of tho oouH house, Helena
Lewis and Clsfks eounly, Montana | will.
In Obedienos 10 said order Of aAl0 and de-
Gre, ~ foreclosure AMI sale. sell tho above
described property, or 80 much thereof az
may be necessary to uatlaly said judgment,
with interest and costs, 10 tho highest aud
best biidoF, To- cash in hand.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of
October, A. ID. lS1l.
CuAmFs ID. CuRrm sheriff.
Dy Furp Il. H0ss Under Sheriff.
Mcconnell ClhybeTg Cum, pla!ntira
attorneys
The Helena independent., 1894-10-14
LaCeS. LaCeS.

Laces of tho Rensissanoe period. unique In
design, artistic, perfection in execution.
Antique laceS in collArettes and trimmings.
Newest conceits in L ace Art Goods.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-14
COrnfOrtableS

This woek wo offer mountain Of those
fast dye, hoayy, wonr-resisting sanitary COM
fortablos at special prices,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-14
lsr. Mabel Wilson. RSt,a CLARK. Lulu Bach,
In Hudnnll

lsr, Mabel Wilson. Rstta CLARK. Lulu Bach,
In Hudnull.
Al tho q. A. X. encampmsnt recently
held at Pittsburg thee we're many meet
ings Of comra adcs and even Of relatives who
had not secn each othor since the close Of
the war. These incidents wore numetoue;
among thom is one related by u Helena
man, II. scott Donpolly, who tells OF meet
ing o brother whom ho had not seen for
years; also a tent mate. who had been
taken prisoner In feptember, 1854 and now
tao two comrades met again for tho first
| time since. II all ,he sterles OF similar In
oldents could be collected, ID would doubt
less make an interesting collection.
Miss Frances Jurqsns rsturnsd last wesk
from trip 20 Great Falls, who're. judging
Z ON tho s1oisty notss In that olty's papsrs,
abe mus. have h,d a very fine time, az SOW
erni receptions and parties were give In
her honor. she was tho guest Of Ars. ID,
W. Bateman. The rapea also spoke Ia
very high 10 sof bsr piotu es. which were
exhibited At the fair held 10 that city. say-
ing that she Is "a young ltdy Of whom the
whole state may bo Proud Her hnest
work, "Ths Unsolyod Probl.m," IL 90 bs
taken TO Germany and exhibited In q Rsl-
lery In Berlin.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-14
Il MAY DO a. Mach for You.

Mr. Fred Miller. Of living. H., writes
that be had asevsro kidney trouble for
many years. with savers pains in tho back.
and slso thA. his bledler was affected. lie
tried many so-csl ed kidney curss, but
without sny good result. About year ago
no began the uss OF Electric BItiels and
found Teliot at once. Electric Bltters ia
especially ndaFted TO eurs OF all kidney and
liver troubles. and often gives almos' In
stant relief. One trial will Prove our state
msnt. Price only zoe for large bottles. Al
PArshsn- d. Asheul Drug CompsnI.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-14

The magnificent donation Of Thomas
CrusO Of 5000, With subscriptions from