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WOMAN ARRESTED FOR MURDER.
Man Shot in Her Apartments Dies ut His
Home, Next Door.

BrSGHAMToN. n. Y, July 14-Mrs. Leslie H.
HniGht was arrested and locked up this morn
ing on suspicion ot being responsible for the
killing Of Russell Whpple. At 2:3O o'clock this
morning residents OF State street heard shot
followed by the screams OF a woman. Patrol
man Webb rushed to the scene and found a
man lying ON the floor at 4l1 State street the
home OF Mrs. lIaiGht. dying from a bullet
wound in the head. He went to summon the
Coroner. and when he returned the man was
gone. Later he was found Mt his parents home
next door; vi ither he had been carried. and
where he died
Mrs Halght said that the man, Russell Whip
pie came to her house about 10 o clock and
asked for the return OF a revolver she had bor-
rowrd from him to protect herself during her
husbands absence. Ii was returned to him
ana he made an improper proposal. She told
him TO 90 away and he suggested that both
commit suicide. ON her refusal. she said. he
shot himself. subsequently she told n number
OF conflicting stories as to the time and nature
Of the occurrence, saying that he had been IN
the house only ten minutes and that the shoot
ing was accidental. She was locked up. Mrs.
Whirpl", who lived next door, slept with a win
dow open. and was awakened by the sound OF
loud words followed by shot. She did not
then suspect that her sOn was the victim. and
was Frustrated when she heard the facts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-15
M'OUADE DEMANDS $9s,e7I.
The "Roodle Board" Alderman Wants
Back the Expenses of His Trial.

The "Roodle Board" Alderman Wants
Back the Expenses "f His Trial.
Twelve more CITY officials who successfully
defended themselves against charges while In
the employ OF the city filed claims yesterday
for the expenses they incurred In thsir de-
fence. FIX. Alderman Arthur J. McQuade. one
OF the Doodle Board of 1884. heads the list
with acclaim for S2S.271 ~. The items In
clude $4,000 paid to Con B..F Tracy as coun-
sci, SG.5Q1 80 to r. $. Newcombe. $40 to
Thomas f. Grady and $500 paid to John
Foley and others. McQuade wants to have
the city pay him personally for services in his
own behalf so a day for 20 days which he
rpent seeing counsel and arranging for trial"
and 81 200 for tho services of his private book
keeper described as Visiting me in prison."
There "a also an item of $1,000 for expenses
Incidental to trial al Balston."
The other claims are: Policeman Michael J.
McManus $500: Policeman George Blonk.
5000; Policeman James I. Tucker $500 Anna
{. Cary. a Board of Health mntron. Sl21; Il !;
Charities, S2@1 90, John J. .EtqGan. chnrties
$50. and Frank VI. Reynolds $50. both
inspectors in the Department of Water Sup
ply: Charles Coop. n surveyor in the Fire DC:
partment. S4"l SO: A. W. Bail'ie Si74.S So and
owen Egan. S4J'i.67, both being Fire DEPART
mont OIL collectors.
The total amount Of claims filed up to date
ia SpJSin}SljI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-15
TO UNITE WITH INDEPESDENTS
Queens Republicans Have n Scheme to
Eent Tnmmany mis- Fall.

The Republicans OF Queens borough have
decided to follow the advice OF Chairman Quigg
Of New York county and join with the 'indepen-
dents at the election in November. Chairman
Frederic Storm Of the Queens County Rcpubli-
can Committee has had several talks with Mr..
QuGg during the past week and n plan Of ac-
ton has been decided upon. union with the
Independents is OF the utmost impor-
lance to the Queens Republicans, because
the county is strongly Democratic since the
formation OF Nassau county. The vote In 1897
for Mayor was: Van Wyck. 0.2T5; Tracy. $500 /:
low. 5.ST6 Inthat campaign the only Repub-
Leans elected were those who received the In
dorsement OF the Citizens Union. County
Judge Harrison 5. Moore. Sheriff William G.
Baker and Alderman William T. James barely
succeeded in winning out with the aid OF the
Low men.
In tho Second Assem- bly, district the Repub-
LEANS hope to defeat the Democratic candi-
dates for Assemblyman and Alderman by
uniting with the Independents. Mr.. Storm
says that the candidates opposed to the Demo
Gratis need not he Republicans; He Is willing
to meet the Independents hal! wav. The OBJ
jet will be to defeat Tammany. and II the in
dependents have more ava able candidates
than the Republicans the independent candi-
dates will be Endorsed.
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requests to Religious and Charitable Asso-
CintiOnS.

BINGHAMToN. July 1.-THE will OF Mrs. II. H.
Crazy, wife of the late leather magnate. was
presented for probate to-day. by tho terms Of
the will she leaves $4,000 to tho Woman's
Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. incorporated under the laws OF Ohio :;
to tho Missionary Society of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. $1,000: to tho Methodist
Episcopal Hospital of tho city Of Brooklyn.
SD, 900 to the Treedman's Aid and Southern
Educational Society OF tho Methodist Episro-
pal Church. $4,000. to be expended Tor the
Morrstown Normal Academy and school for
cOlored persons at Morristown, Tenn: to the
trustees Of the Wyoming Conference. ncorpo-
10000, the interest to bc paid annually TO tho
Preachers Aid Society: TO the Young Mems
Christian Association OF Binghamton. $1,000;
to the Young Women's Christian Associations
$1,000 to the Main Street Methodist Episcopal
Church Of this city, $1,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-15
TROUBLES or THE M'GUyNNEssEs.
Racing Mans Wife Seeks separation on tho
Ground of Cruelty.

TRENTON. " J.. July 1i.-Mary F.. McGun-
ness. wife of Thomas McGuinness OF Jersey
City. has fled a bill for separation and ali mony
in the Court of Chancery here In the bin she
says she ia now living with her fathsr in New
ark and that she fled there TO escape bodily
harm at tho hands OF her husband. The bill
Of complaint says further that they were mar
ried twenty years ago. She was educated at
St Vnrepts Academy in Newark and had been
out OF that school only year when she met
Mr.. McGunneEs. who was then. she says.
about ~ years Of age. He is now worth $780,
600. she says being retired from business and
owning property in Jersey city and New York.
besides rstaHle Of valuable rGnenorSrs,
he took her to Europe aud they remained
abroad two wears. he treating her hurshIv all
the tine RgrnG he T XIII So pG8d q b13Sr
races and spent much money ior the enter
tanment Of himself aud his friends. Upon
their return 70 tms tho sns saIS ne
proceedings. but subsequently, withdrew them
upon his expressions OF contrition, and prom
in Jersey City. whore they lived several years.
but her life was made miserable by rermis.
sion given the servantS.o.ahute her; ono Of
them. an old man. she says. threw her down
an euhankment in the grounds Of her home
and when abe complained e. her husband he
said It served her right. lie forbade her 10
she, wa. virtually, a prisoner there; Although
shells a.woman of culture. he would not a low
herto read books or newspaners and when
tendance Two children. she AYERS. wero
without her knowledge or consent placed In u
convent at Mer1n Pa Hns r Of them he died
Mrs. McGuinness. in her COMPLAINT. spsciies
many other alleged acts OF crue " on tho part
Of her hnshapd and stntes th1t Then che
life 70 be in danger.
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LUIURIOUS PRISON LIFE.
A Sheriff Arrested for Giving Federal
HrlsoMer Inusual Privilcges.

CHICAGO. H.. July Sheriff Mathew Coul-
son OF La Sale county was arrested early this
morning at Ottawa 10y u deputy United States
marshal, charged with ALLOWING William Rod
man liennig, n prisoner to escape" Henng
has been a Federal prisoner in the county jail at
Ottawa. serving term for fraudulent use ofthe
mails. lie kept notorious swndling bucket
shGr' in 1hirago and grew rich. His money.
life pleasant sheriff COuIsun gave him entire
liberty to go about tn" city OF ottawa and he
attended the shows that visited the town. went
to all the baseball games had fast horse to
drive. aud even came to Chicago. attended by
u deputy sheriff.
IN" sheriff is liable to penalty OF fine or
imrrisunment. or both. for his laxty in carry
ing out the sentence OF the Federal court.
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HE PEEPED THROUGH THEKErHOLE.
Or. Rebeccn T. Ayres Makes Complaint in
Court of Her Husbands Conduct.

Matters have come to such pass in the
Ayres family at 800 Van Buren, street. Brook
Ign, that yesterday both DR.. Rebecca 7. Ayres
and her husband. Edwin d. Ayres. told their
troubles to Magistrate Worth in the Gates
Avenue Police Court 1t was Mrs. Ayres who
brought the case to court by getting a sum-
mons for her husband on q charge OF mali
ciously interfering with her professional duties.
Not only has hc warned her patients against her.
she says, and opened her mall but he has also
developed an ocular affinity for the keyhole in
her door. which. in view OF the fact that he
contributes nothing to the support OF the
house. she considers bad taste. Therefore, she
wants legal binders put upon him.
Mr.. Ayrrs admits the non-support. the mail
opening and the keyhole view. but declares
that rs to the first he is unall TO earn living.
and a. to the other two that h" was justified III
his actions. There j. now pending. h" says. an
action against a youth named Shnttl"worth.
whom Or Ayrrs coached in her office for m"di-
cal examinations. brought by himself for dam
ages tor alienation OF his wi'"'S affections.
Until Shuttlcworth appeared upon the scene
all was well Then one of his neiChborS re-
marked to him that his wife had got a younger
man lShuttlcworth IL 20 and AyreS IL 500 To
take his place. This rankled and Ayres began
the Investigations which rousel ms vile IS
wrath.
Dr. Avres told the Magistrate that she was
SUING A'r"S for q sepaLati"n On the Ernuni ul
keep away from tho house. This greatly
alarmed Ayre-. who said hat h" had no means
of support, couldn't get emr"NlMrnt' nrH
home He uronlisad that he would not annoy
his wife further.'nnd the matter was rompro-
missed on the basis that while lie kept ms
promise he should he permitted to remain IN
the house. pending the outcome of his wite's
suit for separation.
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Tammany Pulling the Props from Under
the Mclaughlin Organization.

Some OF the district leaders OF tho Demo-
cratic organization in Brooklyn are on the
verge OF revolt over tho continued evil
dences OF the determination Of the Tammauy
managers to lessen their influence in tn.
municipal administration. The brooklyn
heads OF DEPARTMENTS have been gradually
shorn Of their influence and are beginning to
feel that their duties are merely Of n clerical
character. The aim OF Tammany. it is said. is
to weaken the Brooklyn democratic organ
i2ation ard to bring home to the minds otthe
rank and file that they must look to the Demo-
cratic Club in the future for political tavors and
not to the old auction room in WillOughby
street.
The friction It is admitted. has reached an
acute stage but that omen hostilities are i'm
pending Is not likely. Hugh McLauGh,in aud
his licutcnantS reali2 that the scat OF empire
is located in Manhattan, and that there j.
nothing for them to do but make the most out
of the situation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-15

A belt of showers stretched from Iowa. Illinois
and Wisconsin eastward over Indiana Michigan an 1
Ohio to tho coast OF Virginia yesterday; elsewhere
the weather was fair. No storms were brewing and
unusually serene conditions prevailed.
The pressure was about normal in nearly all dis.
triCs and the variation was slight. 1t highest
in the Ohio and Tennessee valleys whore the max
imums ranged between HO' aud Os'.
In this city the day was fair and pleasant, owing
to deficiency Of humidity. the average Of which
only a. per cent: wind Southwostorly. average
velocity ~ miles all hour; barometer. corrected
to read to sea level, at A. VI. 2aQ2. p. NJ 2p.ss.
Tho temperature az recorded by the Official Their
momctcr and also by THE SUNS Thermometer at I'll .
street level is shown in tile annexed tablet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-15
NURsED sWEEraEART INTO HEALTH
The Claim on which Mrs. L'Hommedieu
Sued George LcdEer's Estate.

Sued George LcdEer's Estate.
The claim OF Mrs. Henrietta L'Hommodieu
against tho estate of George Ledger for $3.50.
mainly for caring for Mrs. Ann Eliza Ryerson.
lie dismissed on the report OF Hamilton Odcll
as referee. which was filed in tho Supreme
Court yesterday. Tho contract on which the
cult was brought is alleged to have been made
in 1893. when Ledger was 10 years old and
Mrs. Ryerson was u. Ledger had asked Mrs.
Ryerson to marry him. but her health was
POOR. and he wanted to wait until it improved.
Mrs. Rycrson lived for three years with her
sster-in- law. Mrs. I'Hommcdeu, at Great
Neck. l.. l. She had previously been house
keeper for Ledger. The plaintiff said that
shortly before Mrs. Ryerson came to live with
III YOU viii send Tor Ann Eliza and bring her
to your house. care for her. nurse her and
build her up and get her into 1T physical con-
dtton for me to marry her. Will give you
Mrs I.IIommed leu ayerred that she accepted
ns o sgd and he sSinr oct @ the the
cared for nursed and attended Ann Eliza Mrs.
Ryerson) until she became 2 comparatively
years Of age OF entering into a marriage con-
tGt aHd was in fact tn m@rrish to Ge9 2 Ledger
Mrs iiliommcdicu also Claimed $3.50 for
money she had advanced to Mrs Ryerson dur
Ing this pTri2d at TIE r"aG "t Of hGTrr 1t
lived six years atterthe marriage. Mrs. lillum-
melicu never presented her claim during that
tmO. The evidence in support Of the alleged
agreement was given 10y the plaintiffs son
Howard and her brother-ln-Inw fIenry HON
medieu. Howard L'llommedi"u said he was
present when Ledger made the agreement;
telling his mother to let Nlrs. lIycrson have all
the money she needed. but not to he cHtrava-
CANT with her. Ledger nfterward told Mrs.
LHomm edicu that he was well satisfied with
You shall have your money. and If don't
paw i before die will leave 1t to you in my
will"
Referee Odoll saws that claims hold during
lif" aud sought to be enforced after death must
he established on satisfactory proof. The trS-
timony offered he says. does not CONS up 10
the required standard. and leaves in his mind
an uncomfortable suspicion that IT is not the
relation Of things that actually occurred.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-15
BROOKLYN POOLROOM CLOSES.
Proprietor. 1t Is Said. Has Not Compiled
with the " Kegnlntions."

new pooroom on Fifth avenue, ncar Union
street. Brooklyn. which opened several week $
ago. closed up suddenly yesterday afternoon
Just before the first race at Brighton Beach was
run. 1t was said that tho tip to close up had
been sent to tho proprietor. although other
rooms on the same street were wide open and
doing rushing business. The man at the door
informed the hcttors that everything would be
all right in a day or two and that the place
would Open again soon.
Tn" room was one of those that SpranR into
existence during tn" general pOolroom pros-
pertv now being enjoyed in Brooklyn. 1t Is
said that the place was closed because the pro-
Iri"tnr had not complied with the "rcGula-
tiOns." which are very strict these Gays.
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DFVER RVS CLAIM DEL1 YED.
Corporation Counsel Not Sure of the Con-
ktitutionality of the Ahearn Law.

When the motion Of Chief Of Police William
s. Deyery for the appointment OF a roferec to
pass upon his claim for sl5.i7JO4 against the
city as his expenses in defending himself from
charges made against him came up before
Justice BischoY Of the Supreme Court yester-
day Assistant Corporation Counsel Connolly
asked for an adjournment until Monday az no
was not prepared 70 argue on the constitution
is made. ALrnm |. EIkus. in behalf OF DGvery,
wanted to proceed at once, hHt me Jud;Gn
on the claim OF Police Captain Stephenson also
comes M on Monday, and It is intended to
nrcmn the cnSeS together.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-15
Tug Crashed Into tho Draw.

The drawbridGe across Newtown Creek be-
tween Vernon avenue In Long Island City and
Manhattan avenue in Greenpoint is kept
closed from g to $40 O'Clock in the evening. At
two minutes after o last evening Bridge Keeper
Percva allowed the tug Radiant of the Stand
ard Oil Company to go through the draw. In
stead OF going on up the creek the tug dropped
her tow on the other side OF tho bridge, and
Tho bridge was half way closed. and tho
bridge tenders who work tho draw refused to
reopen the bridge. The result was that the
ing the gearing and swapping Off the tlagpos
on the stern Of the boat. 1t was some limo
before the draw could DO put in working order
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-15
Sheriff Mclean Takes the Oath of once

Alexander Mclean received his commission
from G"v. Voorhees, yesterday morning us
Sheriff Of Hudson county to ill the uncxprcd
term Of the late William Heller. The oath was
administered by supreme Court Justice Lip
Iuc"tt in County Clork Fishers Office The
now sheriff retained John J. Heavey as Under
Sheriff and Miss Rose Murray as matron Of the
county Jail. Clerks y i. Wcdin. Jr and Fred
erirk Crandal were replaced by Charles 3.
Mason and Oscar X. Gardner. President and
Treasurer respectively, Of the bergen Repub-
lican (lub
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-15
Mrs. Ramsey Arraigned. for Murder,

Mrs. Grace Ramsey. who during 1T OF in
sanity cut her husbands throat while he was
asleep. was taken from Bellevue Hospital yes
torday and arragned in Part !. Of the General
Sessions to prad to an indictment for muir
der. judge Blanchard assigned Edwin No
kmley as counsel for h"r,. Mr.. Mckinley snid
pontmont of commission to determine
whcther the woman was sane enough to con-
suit with hor counsel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-15
Killed One of slnrletnry's As,atlants.

I.EEsBuRG. Ga, July 14.-Shcrn Martin and
n posse yesterday afternoon killed one Of the
men who assaulted Legislator SnGletary IN
Schley county. and wounded and captured the
other one. The wounded man was shot IN the
right side in front and back. fhyiitclails are
Harry Burke. from Houston, and he ls about
20 years old The dead man was named 4 RANK
Arsenell He came from Alabama. Burke
cnnfesses the 6ngletary robbery. Fart oil the
stolen silver was found on him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-15
Russian Expert Examining American Coal
Mining Machinery.

SHAMoKlx. Pa. July l+.-Under orders OF the
Russian Government. Prof Alexander Micin-
ski OF tho National Engineering University OF
st. Petersburg arrived here last night to spend
two days in inspecting the interior and exterior
machinery Of the anthracite colleries. after
which he will visit the bitumlnous fields OF Ala
bama and examine the machinery and then
return to Russia and make report. pend
the purchase OF American machinery l3r fhe
mines to-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-15
THE ANTITRUST CONFERENCE.
A SOlicitor-Genernl Writes That He Knows
Very Little About Trusts.

AUSTIN. Tex. July 1f.-Attorncy- General r.
8. Smith to-day received letter from At
torney- General Edgar T. Rucker OF West NIr-
ginia saying that he would attend the pro-
posed antitrust conference OF Governors and
Attorney Generals to be held in St. Louis.
Sept. 20. He received letter from Solicitor
General Edward J.. Bartlett OF New Mexico
SAYING that he could not attend the conference,
and that even should he be able to he present
hi, Information on the trust question il sO
limited that he would not he able to take an
active part in the discussion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-15
FRANK TANNEHILL, JR., I'LL.
Actor Suffering from Chronic Ncphritis at
POSTGRADUATE Hospital.

Frank Tannehll. Jr. tho actor. Is at the
Post Graduate Hospital, Twentieth street and
Second avenue. suffering from chronic
ncphritis. IIe went to the institution about
month ago. and the physicians say no is In
critical condition. TannNhills last appear
anccs in this city were made IN me CONTINUOUS a
starred in a play Of his own writing. The
Nancy Hanks" which was slated by the critics
in this city, but was a money-maker on tho
road.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-15
Yncht Pulled on or, Islnnd Roch..

Tho harbor police yesterday found a soop
yacht on the rocks at City Island. The yacht
was tho Mary b.. which went ashore in the
storm last Wednesday POLICE launch No, 3
towed her 10 the foot OF East l22d street, where
she was claimed by the owner. Vice Commo-
dore Getty OF tho Harlan Yacht OHM.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-15
"The Girl burglar" Gets Fourteen Years
for Arson.

Fila Larrabco. alias Ella Msllon who is known
to the police as tho girl burglar" was sem
fenced to fourteen years Imprisonment at Au-
burn by Judge Hurd. in the County Court in
Brooklyn yesterday. She was convicted OF ar
son. She is 80 years Old and has served sew
eral terms in prison for burglary. On the
Kate Mead mt iG4 Adams street. Mrs Mead
discovered the fire and cup that had con-
tanned Kerosru" OIL was found near the house.
house at II High street. where Lila Larrabee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-15

BUFFALO. July l4.-The annual convention
OF tho National Association OF Life Under
writers Ia in session here. The Executive
Committee. which has been battling with the
question rs to whether women should be adj
mtted 10 mem bershipin the association. mado
its report this morning. and from now on
women underwriters will be entitled TO mem
b"rship in the national association. without
vote or a right TO hold Office.
This afternoon these officers were eectedt
President, James /. Johnson. Springfield,
Mass: Secretary, /. ". Cbristy. Cleveland. Oh
Treasurer. El u. Weeks. Litchteld. Conn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-15
BURGLAR ScIRE ~ H4RLEu.

WIN Revolver Appears nj Flat
n"ns"' hut Is Frightened away.
hegro thief made an unsuccessful attempt
10y Yesterday morning to break into the
ho,'. o' Richard Leslie. buyer for dry goods
Al. 'e uitown. who lives on the ground floor Of
AHnent house at 500 Manhattan ave-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-15
CIGAR FIRMS COMBINE.
The Henry Clay-Bock People Join with tho
Havana Commercial Company.

Cable adviccs that the negotiations which
have been carried on with tho English share
holders OF tho Henry Cay-Bock Company with
reference to consolidating their interests with
tho Havana Commercial Company had been
satisfactorily concluded were confirmed yes
terday by President H. +. Hoilins Of the last
named company, Mr. lIolins stated that this
nafen ~ Io MauI o. ' nnnHas
all of tho best cigar manufacturing interests Of
Cuba. 1t also gives to the comb inut ion con
troll OF the best tobacco growing lands in the
Nuclta AbaIu district.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-15
Peace Prevails in Guatemala.

joaquin Yela. Jr.. Charge d'ATaires al in
term for Guatemala in this city. received an
official despatch from that country yesterday
saying: Peace and perfect tranquility prevail
all over the country"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-15

Read THE SUS than any other paper published. For
this reason you will realize ID quicker response
through advertising in Its columns than through
any other medium. II you conduct u desirable
summer resort remember tAisr-Aav,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-15
sixteen Horses Burned in Mr.. Whitney's
hmm.

RosLYS. i. J.. July li.-ln the burning OF the
barn at the country home Of William c. Whit
nay at Wheatlcy Hills. reported in The Sun
this morning. sixteen horses in all were lost.
1t is estimated that $4,000 will cover the loss.