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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-04-22
Municipal Court.

Aun1c1pal court.
Charles Maude was before the court yesterday,
charged with drunkenness. He plead guilty and
was sentenced to thirty days in Jail.
Albert Mcdowell and William Chambers for
making an affray in public street, were each Or
dered to pay nominal fine and half cost.
Patrick Seaman was up on search and seizure
process. lie did not wish to contend, and was
ordered to pay fine of $50 and costs. from which
sentence he appealed to the August term of s. j..
Court, and recognized in the sum of $500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-04-22
Maine NAM facturing News.

Despite the the hard times, the Pittsfeld wooden
mill, run by Messrs Dobson & Co., have done so
well that the parties runni it have been enabled
to pay the loan of the town, so that they now own
the mill. 1t was built in 1867.
The citizens of Oxford are to establish cheese
Glory at Oxford village. The stock is all taken,
and the company will proceed at once to erect .
building and put in the machinery.
The starting up of the scythc shop and wooden
mill, at East Wilton, has given renewed life to the
town.
Mcssrs. S. w. Pope & Co.'S sang and circular
saw at Machias, commenced operations last Mon
day morning. These are the only mills on that
river that have commenced .aw' ng lumber Other
operators seem TO be i'll a ~ ndary,-not having
decided to start their mills. NJ orders for lumber
aud last fall stock remaining on hand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-04-22
FOREIGN.
England.

London, April 81. For the great Metropolitan
stakes, Hampton, one of the lightest weights &C.
cepting, won the race. Temple Bar, who was
Blush was third. The favorite, Bugle March
was not placed
The barque Edward H. Kingman, from How
lands Islands for Liverpool, was abandoned at sea
in sinking condition. The crew were rescued
by the ship Carricksbrook Castle, from San Fran
cisco, and landed at Queenstown to-day.
London, April d. Barque Scotland, before re-
ported at Liverpool, from San Francisco, dam
aged, sprung leak at her dock, where she filed
with water and grounded. She has since been
raised and is dischargng her cargo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-04-22
Fity:nine tramp: have appeared at Tie station

Fifty.nine tramps have appeared ct The station
in Lewiston since April lst.
The citizens Of Portland are talking of cele.
brating the centennial Of the burning Of the town
Of Falmouth. The event occurs the 18th of Oct.
Of this year.
boiling liquor at III. Poor & Sons tannery, in
Midway, last Friday, and will die. The same
family had child burned nearly to death last
summer, and one died q few days ago.
A railroad man thinks it will be impossible for
tariffs, however anxious it may be to do 80.
A small quantity of maple sugar will be made
in this vicinity this season. 1t is matter of sur
prise that where sugar naples abound as the ma
tive growth in such quantities, that this branch
OF industry is not more extensively carried on. A
grove of 1000 trees is fortune to the poseessor,
and would be worth almost fabulous sum for the
sugar producing qualities alone, in any place out
side of Aroostook county.-[ Patten Tribune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-04-22
NEW YORK.
The Weather.

The Weather.
New York, April 81.
The weather is clear and cold; wind northeast.
Heavy Gale.
The gale on Long Island Sound last night was
quite heavy.
Personal.
The President and party will leave to day for
Washington
Bishop Williams of Boston arrived here last
night, and with the papal ENJOYS proceeds to
Baltimore to-day.
W. j. Sheldon was arrested in this city. Tues
day, for the murder of the mate OF the ship +.
Houghton of Portland, Me.
Fatally Stabbed.
Barnard Qnigley was stabbed to death, last
night, in a family quarrel with John Myers, his
brothcr-n-law.
PetitiOned.
The United States Lighthouse Board has been
petitioned by merchants to have the wreck of the
steamer Idaho removed from the channel at Bar
negat Inlet as it has already sunk two or three
vessels.
Antiquities Received.
About twenty packages of Peruvian antiquities
for Agassiz's museum of natural history, at Cam
bridge, Mass, were received at the appraisers
office, yesterday, from the steamer Acapulco.
Fires.
The summer residence of Mr.. Enstein. n. Y.
merchant, was burned last night, at Bayonne.
Loss SIS, 000
The house of Mr.. Leman at Bergen Point, was
burned last night. Loss $22 900.
Gold Coin Found.
The gold coin found on Staten Island is sup
posed to be money dropped by f. X. Windsor. a
defaulting cashier in one of our banks, before his
departure for Europe. The amount is probably
much less than first reported.
Break in Canal.
Port Jervis, April 81. A break of about so feet
in length occurred in the Delaware & Hudson
canal, at Lackawanna, Pa, yesterday afternoon.
Navigation will be suspended about four days.
The Third Term.
The Graphic's Washington correspondent as
serts that President Grant is not candidate for
re election for third term, aud never has BEEN
| He never suggested the idea himself and never
gave ony one the slightest warrant for supposing
that he would take the nomination if offered, and
it 10 understood here that if he had ever been
asked by any authorative body, he would have
declined to be considered candidate under any
! circumstances.
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Civil Rights.

The Treasurer Of Booths Theatre is held in
bail by United States Commissioner Davenport, on
charge Of refusing admission to the parquette to
q colored man.
Carl SchurZ.
A public dinner will be given to Carl Schurz
April 9th. He sails for Europe April 18th with
his family.
Obituary.
General John II. Bell, who did good service in
the war, died yesterday, of consumption.
Safe.
The pilot boat Christian Bergh, supposed to
have been lost has returned to port.
Disastrous ConfagratiOn.
This evening the packing box factory of d. A.
Young & Co., Worth street, was destroyed by
fire. The wall fell outward, crushing three tene-
ment houses and the starage warehouse of S.
Garner d Co.; loss, $4,000; insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-04-22

Oppo,te Wells Furniture kooms,
has on hand ,v,rythns usually kept in a irstclass
Drug Store. Read the annexed, from the leading
wholesale ard Retail Drug Houses OF Boston.
aS-We the undersigned were acquainted with
A. T.. Dana as an Apotnecary in the city of Boston
before doing business in Augusta, and consider
him one OF the lrrt in his profession:
(Signed) Cutler Bros. 4 Co , Rust Bros. h Bird,
Geo. W. Fr uch with Weeks and Potter, Il. w.
Conani, Jo,eph T. Brown 4 Co., II. ". Lincoln,
Geo. c. Go"iNi, II Co Chas. +. Rogers formerly
of the firm OF :. NJ. Cnlcord II Co., Howe French.
j. II. Brown, r. VI. Wetherbee, successor to j. l.
Brown 4 sou.
Boston, A. :, -. t3n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-04-22
Congressman Frye DenOunces the Act.

New Orleans. April 81. Governor Kellogg to-
day sent special message to both houses of the
time for which that assembly was convened is rap
idly drawing to q close and earnestly urging the
passage Of bill for the relief of the city of New
Orleans, and recommending amendment to the
funding law.
The following kilograms explain themselves
New Orleans, April 20.
Hon. VIM. P. Frye, NJ c., Lewiston, Me-:
The dems. have unseated rep. members, to-
day. Telegraph me whether, in your opinion,
by the agreement signed, the dems. were to dis
turb more of the members Of the House, except
those mentioned in the award TO 60 out.
(Signed) S. b. PACKARD.
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Arrested.
WEST VIRGINIA..
Another Strike.

Wheeling, April 2l. The Pittsburg boilers hay
ing accepted SO cents less per ton than the old
wages, necessitated similar reduction here. The
boilers then demanded reduction from their
helpers, when they struck. The nail feeders have
been in the habit of receiving half of what the
mailer received on each key. They demanded
three-ffths and struck The topmill helpers and
feeders struck first, without notice to the others,
but last night all the mills had meeting, with the
exception Of the La Belle, and determined to go
into the strike.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-04-22
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. April IT Is73
Flour-s'eady-ext spring 25a5 25.
Wheat-No. spring cash lo2Hi; Jan. 105-a
l03 May.
Corn-No. .. MIXED, cash, 1l-sI; May. 73'sa;
7Ol5 Jun 6Sals July.
Oats-No. 2, 59-a- cash. May, 60h a; GO Il
June.
Rye-No.2 ?, l05al05.
Barley-No. 2 spring l2O--al20 cash: lI1a- May;
Ia Apl
Dressed Hogs O0as So.
Pc,k-2ls7ra2l sTh cash; a22 90 Apl.: Il 81 "a
May; % l2l4a22 Is Jun
Iarl-l5 f5al5 is cash IS G5al5 81. Jun. IL 81
ais G5 - Nav.
Bulk Meats shoulders sHa--; short rib mid
pa; short clear mid al2is.
Hams IL Ms average a.
WIS ey-ll,ta
Frciehts-Corn 10 Buffalo, 4is'0: wheat TO =
a.
Rereipts-1l .001 nour: 67.'0h wheat; 81 900 corn
II 900 oats; 10 ono rye: Is COZ barley.
Shipments III, ZOE flour; q 900 wheat. Il 600
corn ( DOT oats: 2 900 barley. 1000 rye.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
A Murder.

San Francisco, April 81. A despatch from San
Diego reports the death in that city of Thomas
Ford, by means of morphine administered by
discharged soldier, en- route from Arizona to New
York, where he has a family. He had 500 or
$500 with him. Mcintyre has been arrested.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-04-22
WASHINGTON.
Naval Affairs.

Washington, April 81.
The board of naval officers to examine naval
officers for promotion or retirement, resumed its
session at the Navy department yesterday. Lieut..
Commander Phillips was to-day examined for
promotion, and the board will report in favor of
promoting him Commander.
Information has been received at the Navy De-
partment from Capt. Truxturn, of the U. s
steamer Brooklyn, reporting his arrival at Rio
Janeiro, on the 10Th of March, 46 days from Nor
folk. All we'll
A Denial.
The President and his party returned to Wash
ington this afteanoon. Secretary Delano will not
return until tomorrow. Post master General
arrived this morning. He states positively that
the report that the President has requested Secre-
tary Delano to resign is not true. The Post-mas-
ter General was in the railroad car with the Pres-
dent and Secretary Delano when the published
statement referred to was brought to their atten-
ton, and his assertion IS based upon what was
then said by the parties directly concerned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-04-22

The Governor and Council were in session at
the State House yesterday. hearing was had
in the forenoon, on the petition for pardon Of
Dodge. Wright and Cunningham, who are in the
State Prison from Lincoln county, on life sem
tence, for rape having already served four years.
Gen. ]. A. Hall of Damariscotts, made able
argument in favor of their pardon. The petition
will be finally acted upon at the May session OF
the Council. The Governor nominated William
C. Palmer, Judge of the municipal court in Gar
diner, in place Of Judge Chadwick, deceased.
The council are assessing the tax on railroads,
which will be somewhat less than last year. 1t
will not be far from 500 900 in the aggregate.
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Farmingdale Locals.

r
We have started subscription here for bell
for our schoolhouse, which shall also be a town
and fire alarm bell On soliciting the name OF
one of our prominent citizens for subscriber
he wanted to know what we wanted fire alarm
bell for. A Gardiner friend standing by, said, "to
ca II the fire department from his city. NO, no,
said the worthy citizen, "have bell loud enough
to be heard in Augusta if you want help. Gar
diner has no steamer and can hardly take care of
her own fires" Without any disrepect to Gardi-
ner, he hit the nail right on the head. Gardner,
the Queen OF the Cobbosse the very soul ofindus-
try and enterprise, with all her increasing business
is without adequate means Of safety, in of fire.
All her citizens acknowledge this. But it is rot
our province to write what Gardiner wants; We
would only speak word for ourselves. We have
heard of freshets that might have been, and seen
dangers ahead from railroad accidents. AT the
risk of being called alarmish we venture one more.
What are our chances in case of fire The burn
ing of the two dwellings Main street last fall,
demonstrated what might have been, had the wind
not been just what 1t was folks think many more
would have been burned. But the Lord "tempers
the wind to the shorn lamb, and so this time the
wind blew the fire right out of danger Perhaps
the Augusta steamer had something to do with IT,.
Now Gardiner proper forms the nucleus around
which cluster the villages of Pttston, Farming
dale and New Mills. As Mrs. Darlington said
last fall on her visit here they lie contagious. 1t
has been proposed that fire district be composed
of those places and first class steamer be placed
at the west end Of the bridge. 1t will readily be
seen how easy Of access it would be to all these
places, and hence the need of an alarm at our
school house. With a steamer near at hand we
should have all we want, and all expecting to be
benefited by it, should contribute towards its sup
port. The fremen from Gardiner last fall did
the very best men could do with the means they
had but without avail, and the famous companies
from IIallowell were quick to respond, but they
did no better. A powerful steamer brought
from Augusta by special train, showed what
good friends we bad, but is it not better to have
the steamer ourselves; l. e., located at the above
named point. A nice building at that point too,
would speak at to the public, and be an orna-
ment to Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-04-22
AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK
Organised in lS46.

TRUSTEES Thomas Lambard, Jas. W. Mort
ARENAS L.bbey, VIM. s. Badger, Sam'l Ttcomb.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-04-22
Marrteo.

In Windsor, 9th inst, Will D. Jones to Miss Helen
l.. Clark, both Of Windsor.
In Lewiston, nth inst, Josiah F. Libby to Miss
Lizzie !. Allen, both of L.. 18th inst, Horace A.
Cole to Mrs. Adde Mason, both OF l..
In Sacarappa, 18th inst, Westiy NJ. Hawkes. OF
Westbrook to Miss Sadie w. Foster OF Cape Elz 4
BETH
In Madison, LIST inst, Rev. David Bates to Mrs.
Nancy Thompson.
In Sheepscot Bridge, 18th inst, Capt Henry d.
Roberts to Mrs. Cassilda Greenleaf, both of Wis
casSet.
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nj EXICO.
Horrible Outrage.

City of Mex leo, April IL. Ten natives Of Ixta-
calico are on trial here for . horrible outrage.
They are charged with burying three men alive,
leaving only their heads above ground, and then
despatching them with hatchets and knives, after
prolonged torture.
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The Weather.
MISSOURI
Heroic Children.

St. Louis, April 81. An unknown negro at
tempted to ravish Mrs. Newkirk, near Upton, last
Monday afternoon, but little daughter, ten years
old, struck the negro in the head with pick-axe,
and gave an alarm and fled. A II years old son
followed the villain seven miles, fired four charges
of bird shot into him, and finally finished him
with a pistol.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-04-22
Difn.

In Georgetown, 10Th inst Samuel o., son of b.
r. and Lydia b. Mctaddcn, aged /! years mos
In Biddeford, 18th inst very suddenly Mrs. Liz
ze N, wife of E. s. Morris, Esq aged AZ years and
months.
In KennebHnk, sth last Mary j.. wife of MFR. Jo-
seph Lewis, aged 81 years l4lh inst julia Brown
aged 30 years; 10th inst, Miss Sophia Smith, aged
"a years
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-04-22

A Distressing Cough causes the friends of the
sufferer almost as much pain as the sufferer him
self. Dr. Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry speed
ily cures, colds, influenza, sore throat, &C. 1t will
always relieve Consumption, and in many well
attested cases it has effected perfect cure. so
cts and 81 bottle, large bottles much the cheap
er. apll9- t&wlw
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MICHIGAN.
Damage to Crops,

Detroit, April 81. Reports from all parts OF the
State indicate that the drouth and cold weather
have greatly injured the wheat crop, killed off the
peaches and very generally seriously damaged
small fruits. Plentiful rains may improve the
wheat crop very materially.
The Weather.
Dispatches from Mackinaw tonight, rcpor
extremely cold weather. The ice is as solid as at
any time during the winter.
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A Dark Subject.

A Dark Subject.
A couple of colored men engaged in mortal
combat in Marke: square, Tuesday evening, at
tracted . large crowd of interested spectators.
One was stalwart lithe-lmbed, long earned fell
low, usually well-behaved. in the employ of an
uptown family; and the other diminutive but
compactly built son Of Hercules, whose reputation
- . pugilist and q striker-rgh
shoulder is well known among "the boys" The
contest was entered upon coolly and deliberately,
- enc would 60 to his daily tasks One OF the
athlets had said the afternoon previously that he
had been getting up his muscle for fight, but
was advised to desist, as he might get hurt,
and would get into trouble any way. They
calmly took off their coats and vests and care
fully put them away, and thus stripped to
the belt rushed to each others arms, and clinched
with . determination worthy of better cause.
Not word was said on the frozen ground they
clawed and rolled and bounced, like tiny footballs
in the hands Of children. 1t was hard to tell in
the dark of evening, (which was which" or who
was champion of the arena; now the short and
then the tall form would appear in quick success
sou, like the waves Of the sea rolling in upon the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-04-22

Lewiston, Nc, April 81.
Hon. S. b. Packard, United States Marshal, New
Orleans:
BY the agreement and award, the status of
your legislature was to remain IS We left it. The
dems. violate their good faith and plighted honor,
in their outrageous attempt to change it.
(Signed) w. p. FRYE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-04-22

A porgy steamer is about completed at Damar-
isco:ta, built by Samuel L. Foster. Business in
the porgy line promises to be good at Boothbay
and Bristol.
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WISCONSIN,.

Fire.
Milwaukee, April 81. The Thomas market and
store of the Green Bay and Hide and Leather
Co., at GAINESVILLE, were burned Tuesday night;
loss $40, 900; insured, $6 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-04-22

We regret to learn that several Of the strong
young men, natives Of Augusta, are soon to leave
town, to seek their fortunes in California.
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NJ MASSACHUSETTS,.
Election.

Lawrence, April 81. John E. Cushing was to-
day elected city auditor by the two branches of
the city government. Gushing is dem. and the
government is republican, but he received % out
of "A votes cast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-04-22

Mr. Daniel Hopkins, a farmer, and one of the
most respected citizens of Newcastle, died on
Tuesday morning, aged about 10 years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-04-22

Lawyers, doctors, ministers, school teachers,
printers &C., ETC., have engaged to give helping
hand in the spelling match at Bath next week for
the benefit Of the old ladies home.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Arrested.

Columbia, April 81. Ex-Treasurer Parker was
arrested to-day on q charge of embezzling $2S,-
900 of the sinking fund money Of the State. He
has not yet procured bail.
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PORTLAND.
Fatal Accident.

Portland, April 81. A young man, son of John
Bennett of Fryeburg, was accidentally killed
while out cunning, yesterday.
Meeting of the Trustees OF the State
College.
The annual spring meeting of the Trustees Of
the State College of Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts, was held at Orono, to-day.
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Local anD State Mems.

Hon. B. D. Metcaf of Damariscotta, is getting
timber into his yard preparatory to building
ship.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New York. April II, lS75.
Money easy at 3a4 per cent. on call. Sterling ex-
change strong, at 4s71a for co days, and 1907 for
demand. Gold opened lis and closed at max. The
carrying rate was | per cent and the borrowing
rates lai per cent; loans were also made Nat. AS
sstant Treasurer paid out s35oo)O in interest and
$2l 600 in redemption of bonds. Custom receipts,
$685., 600.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-04-22

Oh, nv back. How often we hear these words,
that pain in your back nine times out Of ten arises
from kidney disease. Hunts Remedy used as d.
rected will cure all disease of the kidneys, blad-
der and urinary organs. Try it.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Municipal Election.

Providence, April 81. In the Newport munich
pal election to-day, Stephen p. Slocum was re-
elected Mayor by 237 majority, over Col. Burdick
made.
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Cincinnati, Produce Market.

Cincinnati. April 81, 1875
PORK-ilrm at AZ 25e2, so.
LARD-steam l5Aa< KETTLE, l3l7 az
BULK NEATS-shouhtcrs 81 & clear rib sldes
li%d- clear sides l2i4 A.
RACON-' hon'lers 9Eaa clear rib sides l2h
aI24 clear siaes l9i4 q.
WHISKEY- lI2-a.
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Boston stock List.

Boston. April 90 1873.
Sales at the Brokers' Roardl
Eastern Railroad SKA
Eastern Railroad, 90Aaii
Isostan h Maine X. X. 12$
Z. s. 4 p. l05lt
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NEBRASKA
Railroad Affairs.

Omaha, April 81. The Union Pacific Railroad
is now in passable condition with the exception
Of about six miles, over which the transfer is be-
ing made by teams.
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EASTPORT.
Navigation Resumed.

PASSPORT, April 81. ST Croix river is now open
and steamer Belle Brown, connecting with the in
ternatioral line to and from St. Johns, Portland
and Boston, has arrived.
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Fire

\ fire at Deer Island, last night, totally destroy
ed the house of Phillip Sullivan. Insured for
500 in the Eastport Mutual
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LEWISTON.
Fire.

Lewiston, April 81. The dwelling Of George
and Howard Pierce was partially burned to-day.
Loss about 5000; no insurance.