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/ NBY Be THE WILSON
wanted by the Tyler County ON
cials for Burglary.
ryCE TRIED And CONVICTED,
+. Escaped Pending an Appeal to the
6 sgnremc Court and Now Turns Up
lnthe pittsburgh Jail.--Recosnlzed
ma Newspaper out---A Mysterious
females Connection With the Case.

a@as|nN
yrw MAprlSsyILLE, W. Va. June 2s.--
n fridays issue Of the Pittsburgh
G,,arejal.Ga:ctte n was published a por-
,,,it Of one Wilson, held in Pittsburgh
w tho authorities on the charge of
tsr,Iorv. There was also in the same
unS gonsr an article OF considerable length
f,Eing pSE snrh IN account OF the man as
S,s Enown. From the likeness in the
n'per and tho accompanying account,
!Ic5pIe here are led to believe that this
tSijson is the same man who was in
5iritJ. tried and found guilty some
.iSbteen months ago in Tyler county,
Wcst Virginia, ior burglary. For some
,,ror committed on the trial the pris-
amor secured suspension Of sentence
and his case was taken TO the Court OF
Appeals pending which proceeding he
.trsrcd from the Tyler county jail
Al the time OF his imprisonment in
,hc is!l al Middlebourne, an elderly
ToDan came to see him. She appeared
10 be well supplied with money, and
STAYED in Middlebourne several days,
visiting the prisoner as often as she was
permitted TO by the iailer. She went
syay after time, and shortly alter the
sri.opcr escaped. This iniddle-aged
rglasa may have been the mother Of
Wilson'S sweetheart, with whom he was
ecn walking in the Allegheny park at
times. Tho West Virginia authorities
might b. investigation and inquiry find
their man.
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wm1 BE Az THE wounds FAIR.
More Central ana South American Repub-
lies to be Represented.


WASHINGTON, D. O., June %. Captain
Gilbert P. Cotton, special commissioner
OF the Worlds Columbian Exposition
to Central America, reports that the
government Of British Honduras has
accepted the invitation to participate
in the Worlds Columbian Exposition,
and has appointed commissioners to
look after an exhibit.
The first acts OF the new ministry
which has recently been appointed in
Guatemala was to issue decree pro.
viding for n proper representation OF
that country at the Chicago Exposition.
A report was received to-day from
Mr.. Tisdel, the commissioner Of the
Latin-American Department OF the
Worlds Columbian Exposition, who is
now at Quoito, the capitol Of Ecuador.
He confirms his cablegram received
some two weeks ago, announcing the
acceptance of the invitation to partici-
pate in the exposition by that Repub:
lie, and says that tho government will
erect its own building at Chicago.
It Is the intention OF President Flores
TO hold alocal exhibition at Quoito dur
ing the months of November and De
cember Of 1892, the object OF which Is
to interest the people in the display OF
the national resources and industries
and secure'a collection Of native pro-
ducts and antiquities, which may after
wald be transferred in bulk to Chicago.
In this way the President thinks that
he will be able to secure much larger
exhibit from Ecuador than could be OBJ
tanned for Chicago alone.
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Our Trade with tho South.

WASHINGTON, D. G., juno 2s..Mr.
BrcLain, the United States Consul at
Nassau. West Indies, reports that the
following articles have been added to
the FREQ list of importations into that
colony: Tallow, rosin, caustic soda,
potash, palm oil, crude petroleum and
metal roofing. On all kerosene oil used
as fuel in the workingof steam engines
drawback of 80 per cent will be al
lowed on proof Of such consumption.
A report from the United States Con-
sui General at Rio De Janeiro states
that the sales Of locomotives of Ameri-
can manufacture in Brazil have been
very large.
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WHERE DIAMONDS FLASH.

Over s0,ooO,OoO Worth Mt Queen Vic
torla's DrawlnE-Room.
LONDON, June 2S.-Itis estimated that
at recent drawing-room of Queen Vic
toria over 81, ,25O,OOO worth of diamonds
flashed from the persons OF the fair
ones present. OF these the Queen herself
contributes about $65O,OOO worth.
Among the celebrated stones thus
displayed was the Nassau diamond,
owned by Her Grace the Duchess Of
Westminster, alone valued at $4,000:
Then there is the Marchioness Of
Bath, whose necklace OF black pearls
has reputation throughout Europe,
and this string is said TO be valued at
G10,0O0.
The Baroness Burdett-C -Coutts, whose
sapphires are perhapseven moro widely
famed, occupies high place in the list.
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CONDENSED TELEeRAMs.
The Car regards all Hebrews q
Nihilists.

The Gar regards all Hebrews as
Nihilists.
A post Of tho G. A. R. has been or
ganiicd in the City OF Mexico.
A water.gpout did much damage in
upper Now York city Friday afternoon.
India is painting for tho annual
monsoon, which is later than usual this
season.
Ezekiel Lemax was hanged at Balm
bridge, Ga, Friday for the murder Of
his wife.
The damage to the corn crop in the
flood district Of Iowa will exceed
S., 100000.
Reinforcements have been ordered to
the Cherokee strip to drive out intrud-
ing cattlemen.
Both Michigan Houses have passed
the Congressional apportionment bill
without change.
The doors of the Red Cloud (Neb.)
National Bank have been closed by
order Of the Bank Examiner.
Paris police searched the Panama
Canal Company's office Friday, seiEing
books, accounts and documents.
The German singing societies Of New
York will celebrate the four hundreth
anniversary OF the landing of Columbus.
Mr.. Tupper has introduced bill in
the Dominion Parliament to prohibit
the use Of the purse seine in Canadian
waters.
Tho free silver section OF the Demo-
cratic party in Minnesota has issued q
call for conference at Minneapolis on
July l.
One man was probably fatally injured
and livo children badly cut and bruised
by Fridays powder house explosion
near Galveston.
Lord and Lady Brooke threaten to
prosecute for libel oil newspapers that
connect her .adyship's name with the
Tranby Croft legal inquiry.
1t 10 said that the Wabash railroad
has secured control OF the st Louis,
Alton & Springfield, known as the Bluff
line, and will take possession July /.
With q Papal brief consecrating the
Kongo State TO tho virgin, tho Pope has
sent a lcttor to King Leopold express
ids his affection and admiration for
King Lcopold's efforts.
A dn1ed old lady from Cumberland,
Nd, said 10 be los years old, was
picked UP by the police in Chicago.
She has been living with son in the
city, and started Friday to walk back
| to her old Maryland home.
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PARNELL Is HAPPY.
The IriSh Leader seems to Have Had =
Load Lifted from His Mind.

Load Lifted from His Mind.
LONDON, June 2s.-A reporter who
spent an extremely pleasant afternoon
at Brighton as the guest Of Mr.. Parnell,
has arrived at the conclusion that that
gentleman is very happy man and
that few people really know little about
him apart from his position as a politi-
cal leader. Whatever the world may
think OF his marriage to Mrs. 0shea
and his present position, Mr. Parnell is
fairly content with the present con-
dition OF his life. /, lie Is fortunately
able to find compensation political dis
appointments in the pleasures OF his
home, his many scientific pursuits, and
above all, as he told yourcorrespondent,
in the endeavor to find means to
alleviate and il possible remove the
causes which impede the industrial
development of Ireland. He hopes to
interest his countrymen and the friends
of Ireland in America in the last
named subject, and also to cle6: up the
misunderstanding rs 10 his own
position and intentions when he visits
the United States next autumn.
There is really remarkable change
in ParnelPs appearance. The anxious
look which has made his face seem
drawn and melancholy during the re-
cent months has quite disappeared. He
isscheerful and happy, and looks more
like prosperous gentleman, centented
with himself and the world, than the
much-badgered political leader. Mr..
Parnell is happy with his wife and COM
pletely in love with her. That was
shown in his many references to my
wife," as he invariably spoke Of her,
and the care and pride with which he
showed me many photographs OF her.
Those that have been published have
not done anything like justice to the
lady. She is u handsome brunette OF
wonderfully animated and pleasing
countenance, and she bears her 10 years
of age very lightly.
Mr.. Parnell's study clearly indicates
his tastes. Everywhere are books on
science and scientific appliances con-
stantly used by this fighting politician
for research and amusement. Metal-
lurgy, geology and astronomy are his
chief delight. He makes his own assays,
of the ore found ON his own property in
Ireland, from which he gets iron and
no inconsiderable quantity of gold and
silver. He has said that he intends in
the future to devote himself chiefly to
the development OF the industrial re-
sources of Ireland, and he examines ore
from all parts Of the country in order to
ascertain where minerals can be profit
ably worked.
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LITERARY LADIES
Have Coffee and Cigarettes Served at Their
london Dinner.

Have Coffee and Cigarettes Served at Their
London Dinner.
LONDON, June 2s.-Mrs. Frank Leslie
and her diamonds, according to all the
newspapers, formed the most striking
feature Of the third annual Literary
ladies' dinner" at the Criterion on We'd
nesday. The dinner was agreat success
in other respects as well. Mrs. Louise
Chandler Moulton made an address,
Mrs. Leslie delivered a poem, and the
English literary ladies responded to
toasts, read articles and recited poetry
likewise. Mrs. Emily Crawford, the
Paris correspondent OF the Daily Neps,
who presided at the dinner, suggested
that the title OF Literary Ladies, with
its "reminiscences Of Mary Wortley
Montagu and the ''precieuses ridicules,"
be abandoned, and the tltle "The scrib-
blers," be adopted. Mrs. Leslie disap-
proved, however, and suggested "Soro-
SIS" but no decision was arrived mt.
1t may interest the literary ladies of
America to know that cigarettes were
passed with the coffee, and that several
OF the diners smoked after the walters
had left the room and the intellectual
part OF the entertainment began.
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LONDON, June 2s.-The Earl OF Clan
carty is just now in q state OF great ex-
haustion, consequent upon the mental
exertion required in an examination of
his fathers affairs. Had it not been for
the help rendered by his keen-witted
wife belle Bilton), It is probable that
the noble Earl would have collapsed
completely. The Countess is rapidly
acquiring the airs OF the grando dame,
and is anxious, il the world will permit,
to Danish the past If polite society
should fout her, she is equally pre-.
pared to defy the world; to have a good
time with her old friends, and to install
her father, the Woolwich gunner, and
her other relatives in her husbands
ancestral hall.
Her interesting sister, Flo Billion, has
been promoted on the musical bulletins
from .Sister to Lady Dunlop to "Sister
the Countess Olancarty, and her money
value has risen so per cent.
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a ASHLAND, Wis, June 2s.-A. ]. Nc
Uonsal' OF Ashland, won his suit
siSaln3t r. Spencer before Judge Bum. of
,aS .IV United States Court at Madison yos.
Sssa!, %ol.si The Wisconsin Central com
9Vl.FScd 9t.N electmcnt proceedings against
;'fu99SuI I to yscate tho land which he
+ I;,;. H;9lgias under settlement laws Of the
~. Sig,'eG states, The decision affects the
Siii ~HG 70 70 $4,000 worth Of property, and
spt ,A ti,eSt tSiEeSR.na!ly compel parties who have
al Of SMIlueF from these lands by virtue
tbo VEif w; Nle which they acquired from
M M y, " Mlseonsin Central railway, to pay
'4V United States for the timber cut
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Ereet Of the a1eKInley IlIlI.

LoSDox, June 2s.-Thc Welsh tin
plate workers are angry over the stop
page OF the works. They argue that u
cessation Of one week per month would
answer the same purpose and avert
distress.
Sixty delegates are going to America
to inquire info the prospect OF profit
able employment. American agents
here, besides buying the latest ma
chinery, are offering over double
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ROVE, June 2S.-In the midst Of the
confusion today signor sonnino threw
a bundle of papers in sigaor cayallotti's
face, and the latter rushed to attack
sonnino when friends interfered. A
general scufIle then took place. Only
the ministers remained in their seats,
the whole house seeming to be trans-
formed into an arena crowded with COM
batants. In the scutIle several deputies
we're more or less badly hurt. To-day's
scene is unprecedented in the history Of
the Chamber OF Deputies.
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Stttal DiPd'ch to he lnislligenar.
SrRISdFIELD,o., juno CSC. A. Kits,
representative of tho Great Kanawha
Lumber company, OF West Virginia, is
N Tue city In negotiation with Arm
EE!Ions Bros, boiler manufacturers. Mr..
AIT cHmes authorized to offer Arm
N!!@9hs .!@s l'r"s. a bonus OF S25 900 il they
r;i ~. remove their works to Kanawha
S,!' or anu ihe matter is receiving seri-
yg.. Uus sonsideiption. The same gentle
sIiii ,n,h mat Mr., Kits represents are also
Wiling to advance Wm. n. Whitley, tho
%aper manufacturer, Sl50,OOO, Tho
ARMSTRONG concern did $500, 600 worth
2. :; business last year. Whitley has lust
a'ehted "a @ q new binder and mower said
70 surpasI any in the market
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WED A FRIDAY MAN.
Anolcwnre Bridc.Expectnnt sticks to Her
Superstition.

ADclewnre Bridc.Expectnntsti Sticks to Her
Superstition.
KExToS, DEL., June 2S.-Because her
loyer selected Friday for the nuptial
day, Mary Blockson, a 21-year-old miss
residing near this town, broke of her
engagement with John Faulkner, a 23-
year.old farmer. The couple were ac-
ouanted but few days when John
proposed and was accepted. He paid s.
br marriage license and engaged Rev.
Albert Chandler, pastor Of the Kenton
Methodist Episcopal Church, to tie the
knott but he still enjoys single blessed
ness-and all on account OF his prefer
ence for the presumably "unlucky Fri
day."
The wedding was to have taken place
one week ago, but when everything was
IN readiness the bride-expectant sud-
denly changed her mind. To the as
emblage at Faulkner's house, on the
Theodore Brayman farm, one mile from
Henton, where the ceremony was to
have been performed, Mary said she
would not marry the best man on
earth on Friday, because it is bad luck"
ParsOn Chandler was subsequently
engaged by Faulkner to marry Mary
sHihimself the next Tuesday evening.
Bat Mary broke this engagement also
onaccount OF the original Friday. So
Faulkner tore up the marriage license
and scattered it to the winds.
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New YoRK, June 2s.-The police have
sent out a generalalurm for a young Eng
llshman, Charles Warner, who arrived
here on the 2Sd blythe steamship Tower
Hill from Deyonshire, England. he is
known to have had $4,000 on his per-
son, which he raised in England at his
brothers. request in order to develop
the latters business here. Foul play Is
sranactnd
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WIZ nIninInIn the AllInneo.

RoME, June 2s.-There was another
scene OF wild disorder in the Chamber
of Deputies to-day when the foreign
policy OF the government came up for
consideration.
Premier Rudini arose and declared in
most emphatic terms that the govern
ment would adhere firmly and stolidly
to the Dreibund, adding that Italy and
Europe might rest assured that these
alliances would maintain, and that
European peace would long be pre-
snrval.
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The 4. OF 3. Ronrd.

CoLuMDus, O., June 2s.-The execu-
tive board of the knights OF Labor to-
day held consultation with represen-
tatiyes from the local assemblies in the
State, there being fifty delegates pres
ent. Tho conference was private and q
resolution adopted to not divulge the
proceedings. The business, it is under
stood, looks to the perfection and ex-
tension OF the order in the country.
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PATRIoTIo MoNua1ENT.
A Part of 1t Attracting Attention Over In
Germany.

n Fart OF ~ AitFucunB Attehuou ONer IN
Germany.
BERLIN, June 2s.-one Of the most at
tractive works ut tho Berlin Interna-
tional Art Exhibition is the bronze
group, "America Awakening Her Sons
to Fight for Liberty" which will soon
be erected at Paramount Park, Philadel-
phia. is by Rudolph siemering, to
whom, ten years ago, the Order OF Gin
zinnati gave the contract for construct
ing n historical monument for Philadel-
phia.
The group, which is part OF the en-
tire work, Is very handsome. Colum-
bia, seated in the center, places her
hands upon the head of farmer, and
hunter, the former OF whom is slowly
awakening, and the latter is scanning
the horizon for an approaching foe.
The entire work when finished will be
surmounted by an equestrian statue OF
Washington rising seventeen feet high.
He will wear cooked hat, and his
eyes will look straight ahead, as il
piercing into n glorious future. The
statue will be erected next year.
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CaraInnl olbbOn. on oahen.ley,. sohemo.

Cardinal Gibbons on Cahenslcy's schOmc.
BALTIMORE, juno 9s.-Cardinal Glib
bons returned this afternoon from
Washington, whore he had officiated at
the dedication of St. Mary's Catholic
church. Tho Cardinal took occasion to
refute the statements made to the Holy
See that the spiritual condition and
needs OF foreign speaking Catholics in
the United States was not properly pro
yided for.
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Won't Civ nc,.Il.-

el'SAoo, Juno 28.-col. Robert G.
,5s l+s''sol, says that Jus. before leaving
Pea i,.S east ho lad socret conference with
pro,aIt pro,'a'Rt Harrison In regard to the
bs,s.sea establishment 81 A cable
ior 'ISea pS ihs UnitOd States and Brazil,
I'M 'ae promotion Of which Colonel
iuSosIi si9.'l y Is acting rs attorney. He re-
70 give any dstAilR.
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LONDON, June 2s.-Money was sbund-
ant during the week and there \ . no
demand for discount, which was quoted
at llal3. The stock exchange continues
lethargic.
The dullness is partly attributed to
the protracted settlement Of the iinan-
cial troubles Of Barring Bros. The feat
ure OF the week was the relapse in
English railways on adverse ruim0rs in
regard to the working condition Of GER
tain lines.
Stagnation was especially noticeable
in American railroads. No department
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CommitteI ~ .tnu

Al NEW YoRE, June 2s.-Darwin ]. Me,.
JV,g' ! I, tho twenty.lve-ycar old son OF
n n, A. Aozerole, who shot and killed
=, 1.,C0 iI49l,rbig at Mrs. D. F. Comstocl's a
Ss,r.S, S,' S,s S9ckett street, Brooklyn, on
ta,b, tb,l9y night, was to-day committed
Tebee ASymond street jail by Justice
mii,Ssji Nrs' Uomstoc6 was also com.
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sndacn peath.

MsADvrItR, Pa, June PSI. Wesley
Lang, serving as one Of tho commits
sioncrs of Crawford county, died sud-
denlyoipncumoniaand tebronchitis,
Yesterday. at his residence in lYoodcock
township. Mr.. Lang was in the city on
Tuesday last, and appeared in his usual
health. He was elected last November
to scrve three years. In politics hewas
A Democrat.
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nnirnr.Itr nf Yirrinin.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. June 28.-The
commencement exercises of the sixty
seventh session of the University OF
Virginia were inaugurated tonight. 1t
had last year III members.
There were 260 members Of different
churches ut the university out OF total
Of 4S7 students. The final sermon was
delivered by Rev, R. N. sledd, D. D., OF
Norfolk. Va.
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NEW SOUTHERN INDUSTRIES.
An Interesting Investment iii Dlxic's Pro.
dnctIve Enterprlses.

ductive Enterprises.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June 2S.-The
record Of new industries established in
the Southern States during the second
quarter of 1891 shows u total of s92,
against total Of the second quarter in
1890 Of 1850, and the second quarter OF
1889 Of 55S. Considering the recent
financial stringency throughout the
country, the fact that these new indus.
tries have had more money put into
them than was invested in the larger
number year ago, is considered signi-
ficant.
The Trddsmdn, commenting on this
showing, says that in no section Of the
country are the Industrial interests in a
more healthful condition than in the
Southern States.
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THE LATEsT OCEAN FLYER.
lArOutaInc, of the French Limo, Makes n
Rapid Journey.

- 'outhlhe' OF the french Limo, makes n
Rapid Journey.
NV YoRX, June 2S.-La Touraine,
ewFrench Linetwin-screw steamer,
which is 90 feet longer than La
Bo1rgowe, resembles tho White Star
Majestic and was built in France, is q
iIycFi too. She was sighted yesterday
morning at GAO o'clock. This makes
The vessel several hours ahead of the
best time made by this line, the COM
pahy agents hero say, as well as the
OSst tine made by steamers taking
That is known rs the "safe route" from
ilayree, u distance Of S,l25 miles. Her
hFst days run was her best one-507
inIlles-and she made 4sl miles on Fri
day la Touraine has altogether &c
commodations for 802 flrst-class passen.
gers, Us second-class and Coz Ieerage.
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Young TraIn Vyreckers.

ADA, MINI. June 2S.-Fred schu-
maker, Henry X. Lusman and Albert
schling were arrested yesterday for at
tempting to wreck passenger train on
the Great Northern road on the even
ing Of June 10. They are boys OF only
10 and II years OF age.
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BERLIN, June 2S.-In Greco Roman
contest here to-day Tom Cannon, the
American wrestler, defeated the Ger
man Rhinow and the French athlett
Cristol in succession.
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Did It with ono stroke.

CHICAGO, June 2s.-with one stroke,
the officials Of the Worlds Fair have
given the Illinois Central railroad q
monopoly Of carrying people to the ex-
position grounds.
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A Pnstor rails Dead.

SARATOGA, n. V, juno 2s.-The Rev.
VIM. NJ. Ogden, rector Of the church Of
the Holy Gross, at Warrensburg, War
rem county, fell dead in the pulpitwhile
preaching this morning.
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81. PRTERsBuRo, June 2S.-It is re-
ported here that serious anti-semltic
riots have occurred In Kherson. Strict
secrecy is maintained in official quarters
about the alleged trouble.
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SO disappoints spectators. With no
signs Of animation here, with an entire
absence of support from New York, and
with the renewal Of gold shipments, the
unexpected revival appears likely to be
long delayed.
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stroet en- stnhls, nnrll.

NEwnuRYpoRT, MASS, June 2s.-The
stables and car house Of the Newbury-
port and Amesbury Street Railway
Company were burned last night. Loss,
$4,000.