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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-27

Trimmed hats, SI.So Co s3.so. Ur- trimmed hts, 7Sc to st.so. Dressed dolls at 2sc and up. Other goods in proportion. Fiie Alaska Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-27

naths ia porccan, tubs at the Royal foot Fifth 'lycnus. Ladies apartments steam heat
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-27
Christnas Suit

wolland Is now prepared to tako or
 dcrs for party and Christmas suits.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-27

Monday the C. p. N. steamer Amur Is expected in port.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-27

Red Star bottled beer Is unequ aled as a table drink. S2 per dozen. delivered Telephone 59.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-27

We carry II. s. & M ready .tc-wear tallor-made suits F. II. claysoa S . O.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-27
Pure Coal Oil

Pure "wlntcr White" Coal On by the barrel or gallon. at Jas Carroll X Cos
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-27
gots stRNT.

To Let.-Fine furnished front room, with private family, centrally loea cd. Enquire at this ofiNe.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-27

For rent, four-room, warm hous'. conn pletoly f'-nlshed; Fourth avenue. Apply Chency's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-27

Amsraeau Tailor. 4sl Broadwav,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-27

Sup,. Rogers went to Bennett yes,er day.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-27

Mr. and Ms l. W. Young and sons win be passengers south on the next trip oi the Dolphin,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-27

E. s. BusSv is expected brck on the next trip of the Amur.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-12-27

Mr. and Mrs. R. ]. Burns will go south for the remainder of the winter They have secured reservations on the Dolphin.
Evening star., 1901-08-02
But A SCORE OF RETURNS
scheduies for Personal Property As
sessments Few In Number

mr.. Hopewell III. Darneille, the District
assessor, will tomorrow morning begin ths
work or assessing personal property In the
District OF Columbia. The time for filing
schedules of this class of taxabue possess
sions expired August / and il is stated
that not more than a score of returns were
Haue out OF all the residents OF the Dis
'rict VINO are supposed to come within
the provisions OF the law
Inc assessor recently called the attention
OF the commissioners to the existence OF
the law. and asked that it be referred tn
the attorney for the District as to whether
or not II was enforceable. The attorney
replied that in his opinion the law was
good and maintainable. Upen this ruling
Mr. .Darneille at once had blank schedules
Tor the statement of property prepared
ana notice was inserted I'm the papers that
the blanks would be distributed from the
assessors office. and that the time for fl
ing returns would expire August 1
mere Is general impression among
the citizens and the legal fraternity in tha
city that the law cannot be enforced and
that single test case will result in ito in
valuation. - -
however. the law at present IL I'm full
Iorce and effect, and the assessor IL deter
mined to enforce it. no matter how iisa gree
aDie the task may be. He will visit first
the homes OF certain well-known wealthy
residents and prepare a schedule and have
II sworn to. The assessor in invested hy,
law with authority for this and a falsa
statement to him is punishable under the
REVISED Statutes OF the United States
Evening star., 1901-08-02
Testimony Onset by the Records.

A young man named Chester Long, who
was a prisoner in the Police Court this
morning, after Policeman Zych of the
fourth precinct had given testimony sur
prised Judge Mills by telling him he was
released from the workhouse yesterday
after having spent nearly two months
there. The record showed he was released
because of good behavior.
This young man." Policeman Zych in
formed the court, belongs to crowd Of
men who rush the can and beg drinks
about Delaware avenue southwest
Never mind about the crowd" the judge
told the officer What do you know about
this young MANI?
Replying to the courts question the po-
liceman said that Long did no work and
he had seen him drunk several times dur
ing the past two weeks.
When am 1 charged?" Long asked.
From July 1 until yesterday" he was
told
How can that be?'' the prisoner asked
How could have been drunk when | was
In the workhouse?'
How much time did you serve?"
II was sentenced to three months and
Judge kimball took off month. Then
got out yesterday
AS soon as Judge Mills ascertained from
the clerk that Long was released yesterday
he discharged him.
Evening star., 1901-08-02
DIED.

BERHART On Thursday. August l. 1901 at
1880 o'clock pm, HARRY WALTER infant
son Of Harry 7. and Hannah 5. Eberhart aged
four days.
ID. c.. Saturday, August 3, at 10 o'clock a. m :
MOORE. On Thursday August L. 1901. MARY
A., widow OF Charles =. Moore and mother
OF b. E. Moore and the late Charles s. and
Frank Moore. aged seventy four years
Funeral from her late residence. 931Ls New York
avenue northwest. Saturday. pm. No flowers.
1nterment private. e
MORAN. On Wednesday. July 81. 1901. at $50
pm, JOHN. the beloved husband OF Mary A.
Moran (nee Coughiin), son Of the late Michael
and Mary Moran.
Funeral will take place from his late residence.
g27 4th street northeast. Saturday morning
Requiem mass at ST. Aloysus Church at
o'clock. Relatives and friends respectfully
invited to attend. 2s
The members Of Division No =. Ancient Order Of
Hibernians, are earnestly requested to attend
the funeral of Brother John Moran at the time
and place above mentioned. JOHN j. DOLAN
President.
RODRICK. At his fathers residence 1Ol 5th
street northeast. Thursday August l. 1901 at
pm., after Illness of three days of ap-
pendieiis ard dinused peritonits, ]. w. ROD
RICK. son of ]. s. L. and Mary Z. Rodriek
Funeral services at above residence Saturday Au-
gust B. at pm. Friends and relatives invited
to attend. lnterment private at Congressional
cemetery.
WALSH. On Friday. August 2 1901. at Las
O'clock an. MICHAEL. WALSH In the for
tieth year OF his age.
Funeral on Saturday, August 3. at $3.50 an. from
the residence Of hts niece, Mrs. w. Meehan
GOT 9th street southwest: thence to st. DOM
inic's Church. where requiem will be said
tor the repose Of his soul
Evening star., 1901-08-02
Council Incorporated.

Articles OF incorporation of the Supreme
Council Of the Ancient Order knights of
Jerusalem and Daughters of Jerusalem
were placed on record yesterday. The
stated object OF the corporation is TO en-
courage and promote the practice of be-
nevolence and charity for the mutual i'm
provement of its members and the MEM
bers Of the different grand encampments,
the female councils and the subordinate
lodges and courts of the order The in
corporators are Joseph H. Stewart Will
liam Henson, Charles w. Cropp, Frank
Hayes, Grant Countee. Henry Jones. James
H Scott, Edward Queen and Benjamin
Watkins
Evening star., 1901-08-02
TO. STAMP OUT MALARIA.
New York Health Boards Warning
Against Mosquitoes.

Against Mosquitoes.
The New York board Of health, at It's lal-
est meeting sent out circular containing
the following instructions to prevent the
propagation Of malarial poisoning through
the agency OF mosquitoes:
Il. Proper screening Of the house to pre-
vent the entrance Of the mosquitoes after
careful search for and destruction of all
those already present in the house, ana
screening of the bed at night. The chief
danger Of infection is at night, fnasmuch
as the .anopheles' bite mostly at this time
'.2 The confinement and continuous SCREEN
ing of persons In maiariai districts who are
! suffering with malarial fever, SO that mos
quitoes may not bite them and thus become
infected.
80 The administration of quinine in full
doses to malarial patients to destroy the
malarial organisms TN the blood and per-
sistence in the use of the remedy even for
q few weeks after apparent recovery.
II. The removal of the breeding places Of
the mosquitoes through drainage. filling up
of holes and surface pools and emptying
of tubs and pals which contain stagnant
water These mosquitoes particularly
breed In surface rain pools and surface
stagnant water, where there are no fish
also exceptionally in pals, tubs barrels
and tanks of standing water. though they
seem mostly to prefer natural accumuIa-
tions.
20 In POOLS which cannot be drained or
filled the destruction OF the mosquito larvae
by the use of petroleum thrown upon the
surface, by the introduction oe minnows
Evening star., 1901-08-02
TakOmn Park News.

At the regular meeting of the board OF
governors Of the Takoma Club held last
evening the following were elected to
membership: Active, DR. w. c. Palmer;
nonresident Messrs. Albert Hackett, VIM.
J. Marsh, s. W. Woodward, A. NJ. Lothrop
and J. G.. Parker. ladies, Miss Olive White
and Mrs b. F. Gilbert, honorary, b. r.
Gilbert and W. w. Rapley.
The entertainment committee of the club
instructed to formulate plans for a
series of weekly entertainments at the
club house.
MIR. l.. c. Corbett has begun he con-
struction sof residence at the corner OF
Nermillion avenue and Piney Branch road.
Mr.. W. G. Platt has sheen in New York
for several weeks.
DIR. w G. Palmer. who was severely in
1ured several days since by fall from his
bicycle. is improving.
AT the close of the present summer sea-
Evening star., 1901-08-02

prize, fan, by Mrs. Jno. A. Limerick.
Dancing commenced at 10 o'clock and
closed at IL 30
Joseph W. Nichols. a young white man,
was arraigned before Justice Norris here
yesterday, charged with wife beating and
uisoruerly conduct. In both cases he
waived hearing and was released on bail
until the November term of the circuit
court IN this county The charges were
preferred by his wife, and the arrest was
made Dy Deputy Sheriff White Tuesday
afternoon
Mr. II. {. Weeks of this place has sold
ms stock of merchandise to Mr. b. F. Hicks
or Rockville. Md. Mr.. Weeks retires from
business and will remove to Washington
Grove, this county
Evening star., 1901-08-02
ELEVEN MEN APPOINTED.
ADDITIONS to the District Police Fol-
Made Today.

Additions to the District Police Force
Made Today.
Eleven men We're appointed members OF
the police department. today to fill the va
cancies which were not filled at he begin
ming of the fiscal year. the eligible list
being exhausted. Those who received the
appointments are Ogden T. Davis, ]. w
Greene. Charles z. Pote. w. 8. Wilson.
Harvey A. Thompson. Walter c. Balder-
son. William e. Smith, Lewis E. Wright,
Joseph o. B. Gray, George c. White and
Hugh McDermott.
The men were swern In at police head
quarters this afternoon. and Major Syl-
vester gave them brief instructions con-
cerning the work that Is expected of them
He gave them temporary assignments In
the NTH. eighth and ninth precincts, where
the iieutenants will give them further In
structiOns.
Some of these men will probably be sent
20 the new tenth precinct when It shall he
organized. Major Sylvester Is waiting for
the completion Of the building In 0 yler 70
get the precinct in working order. All that
remains to be done is the making OF the
electric connections, the putting up OF the
gas hxtures and the grading Of tho road
way. These. the major believes, Will be
completed early next week.
Evening star., 1901-08-02
Answer Filed.

In connection with the proceedings in
equity recently instituted by Fannie A.
Zimmerman against Helena c. Simmons,
the court Being asked to assign an alleged
dover Of the defendant in certain property,
the answer Of the defendant was today filed
by Attorney E. H. Thomas. The property
In question was left by the late Samuel
Simmons. husband Of the defendant Fam
hie A. Zimmerman was his daughter Mrs.
Simmons insists that she Is entitled to the
husband made a will and signed 1t in the
presence Of four witnesses, but that he
probably destroyed the paper at time
when he was out of his mind. She says
neSSeS
Evening star., 1901-08-02
Presented $50 to Pastor.

Key }. A. Taylor. pastor of the Shiloh
baptist Church, was the beneficiary of
surprise party last evening, when the
members of the Pastors Aid Society called
In force. presented him with $50 as a token
Oh their esteem and bade him godspeed on
the vacation which he Is about to take.
mans reniemDrances We're presented to the
pastor, who made brief and appronriata
speech In acknowledgment. The club con-
slsts or forty members, including Mrs
laura Delaney, president; Mrs Fannie
iasior, vice president; Mrs. Lucy Colman,
treasurer, and Mrs Jackson. secretary
Evening star., 1901-08-02
Unable to Pay Fine.

John Quinn. a little old man. who had
not recovered from the effects OF his re-
cent Indulgence in strong drink, was In
Judge Mills procession of prisoners this
morning. Disturbing the quiet of Willow
Tree alley southwest last night was
charged against him, and he entered a
denial The testimony OF Policeman Her
bert. however. removed any doubt OF guilt
the judge may have entertained
I've been a citizen of Washington for
nfteen years, said Quinn. "and this is the
first time / have been arrested"
Mr.. Quinn said the court Il will have
to hne you s.. You will have to pay the
fine or go down for fifteen days"
Il would pay 1t if l could" said the de-
fendant, but I'm broke and can't
Then he turned and went back to the
dock.
Students at a girls seminary on the
Swiss Italian frontier have been detected
smuggling cigars and cigarettes.
Evening star., 1901-08-02
frightened Horse Causes Damage.

a morse attached to buggy. the prop
erty OF Dr John A. Stoutenburgh ran away
On pennsylvania avenue southeast about
iI.oo CLOCK this morning and caused con-
SIDERABLE excitement and damage. The ami
MAJ started from near the doctors home.
at pennsylvania avenue and I'd street. and
went east upsetting an express wagon
IN 'front.' of the National Capital Bank and
demolishing desk A bicycle was also
ruined
The horse got on the sidewalk Just be-
low the bank and continued to the corner
or 4th street. smashing the buggy against
the stone pillars in front of Masonic Tenn
pie. When the corner OF 4th street was
reached the frightened animal made an
EFFORT to enter the real estate office of Geo.
Repetti, when 1t was captured
Evening star., 1901-08-02
Boyd. and Vicinity.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star
BOYD'S. Nd, August 1. ]

Special Correspondence OF The Evening Star.
BOYD'S. Nd. August I. 1901
A euchre party was given by the guests
of High View Hotel here last night. and
a large crowd of invited guests were pres
ent. among them being Mr.. and Mrs. 9. T.
W illiams. Mr.. Stewart Pratt. Messrs: J.
f.. Lewis. E. T. Pratt. j. Rabbit, NJ. E.
Higgins, Evans. Hershey. Limerick. Darby
Burdette and Misses Smith, Towne. Ly-
sight. Rurdette. May. Burns. Nixon, the
Misses Nadigan, Mrs. J. 4. Limerick and
Mrs. Simpson. The frat Eeutieman's prize.
q package of gilt edge playing cards. was
wen by Mrs. 8. T. Williama. who took the
place Of an absent player: second gentle
man.s pTtxn, . neelktie. Wes won BY Stew,
art Pratt: Arst ladY's prise. q solid silver
trimmed cut glass puff box. was won by
Miss Kate Ray. and the second iady's
Evening star., 1901-08-02
VICTIM OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Regular Physician Dismissed by Dea,
Girls Mother.

O1rI8 Mother.
A dispatch to the New York World from
Manchester. N. H, says: This city Is great
ly stirred over the death of Miss Hattie 8.
Muzzy. an attractive young woman.
While physician was administrators
medical treatment, which he says was re-
storing consciousness. her mother appeared
and dismissed him. The mother Is a Chris
tan Scientist, and she substituted PRAYERS
for medicine The girl died almost imma-
diately.
Miss Muzzy left her home in her usual
health for the store where she was emnloy-
ed She soon complained of feeling Ill, and
was assisted to the sewing room DIR.
Sfk0rsky was called. He says:
found Miss Muzzy lying on a table un-
conscious She was evidently sufrcrin.,
from heart failure. could feel no ruIs.,
and her heart had evidently stopped action
Injected small fraction OF grain of
strychnine hypOdermically as hear
stimulant Then. proceeded to give other
treatment. Ine girl gave signs of return-
Ing animation, and believe that had nv
treatment been allowed to continue for five
lived"
Evening star., 1901-08-02
On n Ten Days. Fishing Trim.

Secretary Hitchcock left last night for
an outing In New, Brunswick and New
England. covering probably q month. AT
Montreal ex-Attorney General Griggs will
meet him, and Secretary Root also has
been invited to join the party. which will
spend ten days salmon fishing on the Ne
pesquit river, in New Brunswick Secre-
tary Hitchcock delayed his outing until
after the drawings for the KioWa and
Comanche lands had taken place.
Evening star., 1901-08-02
Failed to Establish Innocence.

I'VE amt guilty." was the response of
Hattie Green. colored. to the clerk of Judge
Mills court this morning, when she was
arraigned with Minnie Stewart, a compan-
ion, for an alleged disturbance of the pub
lie peace on street southwest a few DAYS
ago.
Judge, the trouble commenced on I
street and ended in Pat Kernan's alley. !"
said Jennie Montgomery. 'Some other girls
were arrested at the time, but these girls
got away. Judge. all Of 'em was guilty
and ought to be punished"
What did they do?' the court wanted to
know.
"They were drinking beer and saying all
kinds Of thing" Jennie responded.
The defendants failed to satisfy the court
Of their innocence and were fined S. each
Evening star., 1901-08-02

son the Takoma Park Hotel, after extern
sive repairs. including a complete new sys-
TEN OF heating. will be converted into a
seminary for the education of girls and
young women. The enterprise viii be con-
Quoted under the direction Of Prof Cor
nelius L. keedy. principal
Miss Hattie IL. Bowie OF Baltimore ia
visiting with the family of Mr.. John 8
Swormstedt Maple avenue
Evening star., 1901-08-02

ana other small fish, which eat the larvae,
or by both methods
These measures if properly carried out.
Will suffice greatly to restrict and largely
to prevent the occurrence Of new malarial
infections"
Evening star., 1901-08-02
MARRIED.

WAIKER-McDOWELL. On Thursday August l.
1901. at Martinsburg, w. Va, by the Rev. Mr..
Trump, THOMAS h. WALKER Of Washington.
ID. c., and SUSAN +. MCDOWELL Of Martins
burg. w. Va.
Evening star., 1901-08-02

John Doscher formerly president az
New York brewery concern. has heen ar
rested. charGed with failure to account
for over 10000 Vt Its money.
Evening star., 1901-08-02
Lady Hflaa nroa.,.E NJ.

Lazy Htida Brodrick Dead.
Lady Hilda Rrodrick wife OF the Brit.
tsh secretary Of state for war. died in Lon
don yesterday after brief Illness.
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rost wrecbuE steamer
lander the that the master OF the vessel Cant H.
u Fote shoald human lives entrusted
90 his hut FAILED To DO IT.
the enforced during the before she
the should have
been instead Of
cardinal all the stories told the survivors
namely
many o.
desvor 70 the passengers
Testimony such this Is evidence not mere comment
IS pAMNTSG.
ships put on = CONTAINED
where then were THE woMENr
They the rescued
them stu SLEEPING peacefully their sarooHa
unvaruei the fatal accident
THEY Nor BEEN wAKENED7
failed their
accomplished the cool
head a onaccr direct
the the
neither cool competent. when put to the test
and drownsd but there
) o sublime IN his death
like with his ship,
fvesin car
persisted mlserah1y. from raft.
witnessed Foote's
extent o. the
No there Of r.
Islander.
power earthly
IN ar a higher than
him NOT
OF
Islander the Canadian Pacific
company
company ACCOUNT pitt
fully UNNECESSARY less Of human life.
The sale o. ticket BY transportation GUARANTY
hands.
lie, Canadian be
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AIIoRneYs.AT Law.


WI II HETTSEH. attorney az
LAW. suite prosecuted and defended
IN all courts. ~ years experience.
Proc HHdinHH IN bankruptcy. Com
panlrH incorporated. Abstract
carefully examined. Collections
nude IN ali parts If the United
states Highest commercial ana
bauk references HIa Third avenue.
Phone. Main 1000.
a. J. civil and crimiu-
nj practice. IL years actual expert
eures consultations free. Room Is,
Arlington hotel toYer poBtOfilcel,
phone Main SO.
} I. BALL. ie and rs toKNeil block.
log Columbia 81 Phone. Blue bso.
General practice IN all the courts,
Damage eases a speciality.
Moderate feFH Consultation fr'r.
II =. FOSTER. Mutual Life build
Ing phane Main "a
FRANK Is WRESTLING. Boston blk
n a. HABTfN. Go Mutual Life bid.
J. 4. KELLOGG. 20 Bailey building.
HENeoN a Aust. - boston block.
IS. u LAHnuTH. z1t.5 Parinc Blk
s. = MACDONALD. 80 Burke bld.
loot. Palmer & Brown Pioneer BID.
j 9 eoSoXEH go Halter bid.
LYMAN = KNAPP. 10 Halter BID.
q WARD KEMP. az Burke bid
= uorGLAa sa7 New York BID.
RICHARD osborn. 7ds-s y. = blk
HORACE PETER. SO New York Blk
plERRE = FEHRY $50 Burke blk
= . I.ANaLANn. sas " 81. biz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20
FUN IN 4
PICTURE
GALLERY
Mr.. Eastman Wouldn't Make
Mr.. Wards Pictures for
Nothing

Mrs NJ. s. Eastman. who eoudueta
q local photograph gallery, Hwore
cat a warrant ia Juftiee Caun'a eours
yesterday afternoon charging Il. :.
Ward With assault and Destruction
% property.
Mrs. Eastman says that Ward
came into her studio To have a
bunch 81 pictures taken. lie Waa
very fair 10 look upon. and wanted
numerous pictures On credit Ms.
Eastman thought the matter ovgt
and decided e. treat Af,ulla Ward as
a common customer. therefore an al.
vance Was asked Tor thr work Ward
wouldn't stand faT It. he consider.
"a he had heen mlatfeated. and pro-
eeeded forthwith q demaiiah furni.
turc, mirrors and other gallery aps
continents. Business waa thea
transferred to Judge cams depart
ment Of justice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20


cads the brazilian
yellow Yesterday-Hawana
In portion
tropos
whether he be poisonous
ubiquitous
eheerfuy
for
being questioned he viii tell that he
he speaks
neutrality-suspicious.
Of
OF
palm OF
he
win ind the members OF
any
multiplicity Of its neursions awning
These people peculiar Though
pitch camps
In
neither the
there accounting
y mosquitoes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20
OUT OF TINE LOTTERY BUSINESS.

time pubiicspIrsd hold
They tract
decided attraction to
over 10 people the
the Of the
distribution in the Indian Territory down details
course, lottery but
mo- made a hours
plan something FOR
nearly strength OF
he governments precedent + decided
Issued, heard
irony washington 10 Missouri.
said
cannot. shall Lotteries
carry circulars the mails. IN
newspapers the malls. Stop, now
of enlisted There
expianaons posoce
would nchfa
Territory plan. IN
pulled hardf or
/ was a no
impression
city year.
perhaps out Of the lottery business
10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-20
STR. EXCELSIOR
Arrives From VaIdes With a Crowd
Of WeIl-Satisfed Passengers -

Some good news OF the cheata-
chenA country was brought down
yesterday by the steamer Excelsior.
The boat brought down g passen-
gers, Some 81 which had gold, al
though none had been left I'm the
care Of the puraer. Passengers say
that several persons viii come out
Of that country With considerable
dust. Most Of those coming out ex-
press themselves as satisfied. and ex-
pect 70 return. Little has been done
with the copper property back OK
Naldes. This country IL being thor
oughly prospeeted, however, and II
II expected that when the season
closes some startling Information
may be brought by the miners. This
may not be for a month yet as work
In the mines viii not cease until
either the middle Of September or the
first Of October.
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The KIMBALL
Steamer Arrives From Nome With
Nearly $4,000 Aboard

The steamship John :. kimhail ar
rived last evening from Nome. bring
ing t1t passenger When the Kim
ball left Nome there were the steam
ers Eiihu Thomson. oregon, ceuten-
uiai and the Valencia IN port. Just
prior 20 the departure Of the Kim
ball the steamer Roanoke arrived
She reports that the oregon viii sail
shortly from there and should arrive
IN Seattle tn few days. ON board
was ti25 000 IN gold under the pur-
aer's care. as we'll as $4,000 amongst
the various pmaHsmRerB.