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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-13
LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.
The Prodigal.

Interiors Of vast wealth proven bialy spe nd
Thrills The golden ore is dug from the mine, le-
fined and coined, by the labor of other hands and
the swca: Of other brows. Like children play ing
with an expensive toy, they can form no just
estimate of It's value. When the donor wei 2hed
it, he into the balance so many days of unre-
hitting aud fatiguing toll, so many anxious and
sleepess nights. so much self denial, and SO much
care. But the inheritor into his balance throws
only-pleasure. The one values 1t by what it cost
him; the other for what it will purchase. Like
the prodigal in the Scripture parable, he thought
essly eVpends It to crafty the caprice aud cray
ngs OF his nature. Then comes the last scene
the misery, the remorse, and the long and weari-
some journey back to the home offrugal industIy v.
But there are other prodgals. On her iavorites
our bounteous parent, Nature, has lavished her
richest treasure-health. But the prodigal values
it lightly for it cost him naught, and reckless v
squanders it i'll riotous living. Present pleas4
obscures future want. Soon the curtain rises Oh
the last scene. We see him helpless, impoveG ish-
ed,-the rich treasures Of body aud mind all lost,
in misery and despair. Remorseles> Conscience
holds up 10 him the mirror of memory. In his
own reckless folly he perceives the cause of his
present pain. lie resolves to return. The Jour
ney is long and tedious, but if be perseveringly
follows the right road, he will at length see the
haven of his hopes in the distance and Nature
seeing her invalid child afar off, will come out to
meet him, and receive him back with love and
blessing. To find the right road homeward, the
sufferer should read The Peoples Common Sense
Medical Adviser" Therein 1t is completely
mapped out, its landmark all indicated and its
miestones all numbered. Read it. Price Sl.5O
Usher. X. Y. Pierce, VI. D., Buffalo, y. Y.
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Affairs i'm louisiana!

NEW YORK. January IL. The Heralds New
orleans special says democratic State Auditor
Jnrnalihas begun legal proceedings to obtain his
ONCE. Mckinney took possession Of the office OF
recorder Of mortgages yesterday, Gen. Heron
having abandoned it.
The State Hause is reported in a filthy condi-
ton, with the inmates badly demoralized New
interior barricades we're improvised, among the
Others breastwork of all the law books in the
house, at the head of the staircase. negro was
reported killed in the melee in the State House
Wednesday night, and another pistol Gght &C.
Cured there yesterday among the police. The Sc
cession of large body of republican legislators
to the Nichols legislature is expected to take
place to-day.
A strong effort was made Thursday to organize
national guard for assault upon the Court House,
but preparations proved Intellectual.
NEW ORLEANS, January II. Inc republican
legislature had another ballot to-day for U. s.
Senator, which was as follows: Pinchback, 20; ;
Antoine, %; Beattie, II; Lewis, IL remainder
for Scott.
A resolution was introduced and referred de-
claring vacant the seats of Messrs. Barrett and
Kennedy who had gone over TO the democrats.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-13

The reception given by Senator and Mrs.
Blaine, at their residence on State street, last
evening, was grand and in every respect bril-
liant affair, in keeping with their princsly liberal
ity and refined taste. Some four hundred or
more invitations had been sent out, and by the
crowds that filed parlors, drawing rooms, halls
nd.ibrary, we should judge that but few excuses
were received but that nearly all accepted the in
vitaton in person. There were present persons
from all parts of the State, distinguished both in
military and civil life, members OF the legislature
with their ladies, and our own citizens, the more
immediate friends and neIghbors of Mr.. Blaine.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Blaine did the honors with their
accustomed grace and courtesy; the toilets of the
ladies were in excellent taste. with specimens Of
real magnifcence; and everything during the
evening contributed to highly successful and
brilliant recep ton.
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WASHINGTON.
Cabinet Meeting.

WAsnlSGToN, January II. There was full
cabinet council TO day, and brief session. Moth
ing OF Importance was done regarding the affAirs
irthe South.
Official kilograms received here to-day present
no new features in the New Orleans troubles.
Internal Revenue.
The receipts Of internal revenue to-day are
S403,I IL So, and from customs 1863 9890l.
Wants to Know if They Want Him.
Col. Pelton telegraphed Senator Herman last
evening asking him if the committee on privileges
and elections desired his presence in Washing ION,
and that the statement in New York journals
chargir that he endeavorIug to avoid inves-
tlgatisn, did him gross injustice.
senator Herman replied he did not know that
the committee wanted him. The Colonel how
ever will undoubtedly be summoned.
Appropriation Bill.
The house appropriation committee have nearly
finished the executive aud legislative approp. ia
ton bill.
Reduction of Salaries.
Mr. Holman again brought forward hi: prop ,si-
ton reducing the salary of the pre- sident TO s25
OO0; also for the reduction of the salaries of mem
oeis OF congress TO $500. which was carried
The River and EIarbor Bill.
The President to-day sent message TO the
House OF Representatives in reply TO the resolu-
ton respecting the expenditures of certain monies
appropriated last session in the River and Harbor
OH, ana enclosing report from the Secy of War
on the subject The Sec'y says, The act was
signed the 18th of August and on the same day
the President sent a message to the House stating
he did not consider it obligatory upon him to ex
pend all the money Appropriated in the bill. That
during his office no money should be expended
on works not clearly national, and owing to a con-
templated loss OF revenue il might be inadvisable.
The principles enumerated may have governed
the Secretary's action on this subject, in every
case presented to him. The Secy suggests that
the President had authority for his action under
the law, and the authority found in the River and
Hsrbor bill itself The bill was in no wav menda-
tory on the President to oxpend the full amount
of the appropriation-neary SIS 600 600. Tie ex-
ercise OF hi, discretion was Influenced by she cor
dition of the Treasury and the nature of the ap-
preparations for other public works of qate rs
mach importance as the River and Hsrbor n-
proyements
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, Jan. u, 1871.
FLOUR-Extra spring, - o0a7 so.
WHEAT-No. ? spring, l 27;I cash, 2slsa
-; February 1925; March No. 3, SoA
al Slha rejected, 9sa99-c.
CORN-No. mixed, tS44s cash; February. H.
March, Az.
oATS-Ns. ., S4aa-c. cash. s5i.-c. Febru.
arg, 80 &C March, C.
RIE-So. =, 72-c.
BARLEY-No.2 spring Ga a00c.
PORK-Cash, IL 75ali 50, ali year, % CO.; Feb.
uaryllz A..
ary; ll.70all.724s March.
BULK MEArs--shoulders, 6a6s.c; short rib
sides, s3.assc.; short clear rib, sha c.
WHIskEY-Western, o..
tRElGHIs-Corn to Buffalo, 5Gc., wheat do,
4a5c
RECElPrs-65.0Oo -four; 5000 wheat; $1,000
corn iSVOO oats 2,2I0 rye, 10000 barley.
sHIPMtNrS-15,0)0 -four; eco wheat; Is COO
corn; al 600 oats; 1000 barley; $500 rye.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO I'll f.
Daily Aeaneaee AonrUal.
DISASTERS AT SEA,
Several Maine Vessels Wrecked and in
Distress.

BosToN, January II. The schooner Riothenes
Of Rockand, Capt. B. II. Shordike, from Rich
mond, Me, for Boston, cargo of coal, left Hsmp-
ton Roads, December 29,h, and nad heavy west
eily gals until January lst at midnight when
she was three miles from Highland light, Cape
Cod. The vessel carried heavy press of sail so
as TO weather Rice Point. At4 p. NJ. next day,
the sea breaking clear over the schooner, washed
the men from the hallards and washed everything
movable overheard. AT s A. NJ. the wind was
blowing with terrific violence from NNE, lost the
jb ard shortly after the mansail went to pieces
AT 10 y. NJ. she struck the ground, heelng over
several times. At noon it ceased showing, and
1t was ascertaincd she had struck on Billings
Gate shoal, causing a slight leak.
From this time to Jan. 9th had heavily wester-
ly gales, being full of floating ice. aud the tide
carrying ice and vessel together in and out as it
cbbed ana flowed On the 9TH there was
strong soulhei.t gale. The ice forced the vessel
ashore.
On the morning Of the S,h the cutter Gallatu
discovered her situation, and going promptly to
her aid supplied them with provisions of which
they were short, AMI finally got her afoat on the
9th with loss OF anchor and chain. The vessel
was towed into Proyincetown hart or on the 10TH
after one Of the toughest voyages OF the season.
On arriving at Provincetown the crew were in
very bad condition, the flesh Of their hands hav-
ing split open from the eff Gets or the frost. They
have been sent to the hospital for treatment.
The schooner will proceed to Boston as soon as
she gets fresh crew, new sails, etc.
New YORK, January II. Steamship California
from Glasgow, reports that on Sunday she fell in
with schooner Island Belle, of Rockand, Me-.
in distress and supplied her with provisions coal
and water, and took the wife and child of Cap
tain Woodman on board and brought them to
New York, they being in a feeble condition.
Captain Woodman of the Island Belle stated 10
the captain Of the California that he sailed from
st. John, y. B., for Boston, with a cargo of sal
mon Dec. 81, and has lost most of her sails in
gales Elbridge Dean, mate, Of Rockland died
aud two men are badly frozen. All have been
LIVING on beef fifteen days. The cabin had been
fall Of water four times, and the vessel has been
through five different gales. The California left
her in latitude 4j40 NORTH longitude 80 west,
proceeding on her voyage for Boston.
PORTLAND, January u. A private letter states
that brig o. B. Stillman of Portland, from Bay of
Islands, y. F., December 18th, for Liverpool
with lumber encountered terrific gale and was
driven back among the islands. She ancho ed
and dragged ashore ard was got of. taken to
llaibor Island and there froze in, and must re.
main till spring. She leaks slightly but the car
90 is saved. Crew discharged and sent home.
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GEORGIA.
Inaugurated,

ATLANTA, January 10. Gov. Alfred II. Cal
qnth was inaugurated before an immense audi
ence to-day. A large part of his address was de-
voted to urging economy in the State to relieve
the burdens of the people. In relation to FEEDER
al matters he said, 81 but speak my own deep
felt sentiment and echo the public voice of Geor
gia when say that in all the complications of
national politics now so repete with fevered in
tcrest. we stand in immovable sympathy with the
elected exponent of constitutional liberty, re-
trenchment and reform. We will adhere to him
and his CO. laborers with the fidelity due to the
champion of a righteous cause in every patriotic
endeavor they may make to secure the honest
and unmistakeable will Of large majority of the
American people and constitutionslly expressed
at The polls"
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Church nlrecfnrY.

ORTHODOX CONGREGATIONAL Granite Oh
State STU between Bridge and Oak streets. Rev.
Morning service 1880 a. NJ. Sunday school
atnoon. Evening services at O'Clock. Preach
ing tomorrow by the pastor.
UNIV ERSALlST,-Cor. Winthrop and summer
streets. Rev. w. II. Dearborn, pastor Preach
ing at 1880 a. NJ. sabbath school at II NJ
freachnY tomorrow forenoon aud evening
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL,-State st, between
Oak and Winthrop. Rev. samuel Upiohn, rector
Morning service 1880 A. NJ. Evening service
% ?. NJ, Preaching tomorrow by the rector.
FIRST BAPTISr,-Coner Winthrop and Perham
sts. Free seats. Rev. Horace W Tlden, pastor
residence Winthrop street, second house east OF
church. Morning service 1880 A. NJ Evening
p. NJ. Sabbath school at y NJ Preaching
tomorrow Ivy The pastor,
FREE BAPTisT,-state street, north Of Bridge
Free seats. e. +. Penney, pastor; residence
summer street. Morning service 1880 \. NJ.
sabbath school at H. Preaching tomorrow W
METHODIST EPIsCoPAL,-Grcen street, east OF
state. Rev. +. I. Adams, pastor; residence at
ing service 1870 A. NJ. Evening, I L. VI.
Preaching to morrow by the pa,tDr.
UNITARIAN, Christ church )-Cor. Oak and state
sts. Rev. Chas \. Curtis pastor; residence, %
OAK street Morning service at 1880 \. NJ.
SUNDAY school immediately alter The morning
SERVICES Preaching TO morrow by tue past +.
CATHOLIC State st., north of Bridge. Rev. Il.
Wlssel. o. 5. b. pastor. Mornng service, 1880
AM Afternoon, 80 4. NJ.
The Adyentt5 hold meetings in Darby Block,
every sunday ats noon, at the usual hour.
TAe Congrcgat onal First Baptist, Free Will
Baptist amt Methodist Churches hold social con-
ference meetings in their vcstlics every " ednca-
dtv evening, At ia ucipcS.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Northern Avenue.
sunday school at o'clock, L. NJ. Prayer meeting
SUNDAY evening at o.; Thursday evening at 100
O'clock.
NOltIll AUGTSrA-M L, CITURCH.-RCy. j. " .
Perry, pastor; iirnce At The parsonage, next
door month u the church. Preaching every sab
bath at 1910 A. VI. sabbath school at IL NJ.
PrayermeCtng at "a +. VI. Preaching tomorrow
by the pastor.
SOUTH PARISH CONGREGATIONAL, IALLO-
WELl->o pastor; morning service 1880;
sunday School 80 Z. NJ. Pulpit supplied at
present by Rev. IL. V. Emmons and others.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, liALLOWELI-kev
Mr.. LeLaCheur, pastor; residence opposite CHI.
Morning service, 1880; Afternoon service, , 30 !;
Sabbath school at quarter past one T. NJ. Preach
lng tomorrow by the pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH, NALLOWELL.-Rev. W.
a. Ncwcombe, pastor. SUNDAY school ut 1880
A. NJ; preaching service at 2.3O L. NJ. Prca h.
ing tomorrow by the pastor.
EPISCOPAL ZURICH, HALLOWELL.-R Rev.
MIR. sawyer, rector. Morning service at 1850.
Evening ice at $50, Sunday school at = NJ
HALLOWELL.-No pastor
sabbath school l0.3 a. NJ. Preaching 10 NOR.
row afternoon.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Marine News.

GLOUCESTER, January II. The ten vessels be.
longing to this port, reported in dispatches as lost
are not wholly given up. To-dsys Advertiser
gives an account of only four as missing, but
there is no reason as yet for stating that any OF
them are lost.
D,na al.
BosToN, January u. The Herald denies the
story that it had obtained important additional
evidence about Blaine, and printed 1000 copies
to be distributed in Maine prior TO the election OF
Senator next Tuesday.
Suspended.
The Mechanics Savings Bank, established in
1871, has been suspended. owing to stsgnaion of
business, and other causes. The semi-annual div
idend. due JAN lst, was passed, and since then
S21 500 has been drawn by depositors from the
bank. 1t is probable that an injunction will be
served in order to protect all deposltors alike. On
the Path of December there were S436 060 81 due
depositors.
Failure.
The recent failure of Huddell & Settle niger in
Philadelphia caused some commoton here, where
their Liabilities are heavy. There are claims against
the firm of nearly $4,000 held BY Boston par
ties,
Arrested.
SPRINGFIELD, January IL. Horace p. Smith,
the Eastern railroad messenger, accused of steal
ing $4,000 from the road, was arrested Thursday
night, at his home in Pitsfeld, and sent back TO
Boston.
Nomination.
The President has nominated Henry F. Cutter
as post master at Florence, Mass.
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Nomination,

SPRINGFIELD, January ~. Ex-Governor John
NJ. Palmer WAS unanimously nominated for T. s.
Senator, by the joint democa attic caucus of the
Legislature to-day.
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Of Religious Intelligence.

Rev. Mr.. Bxby, pastor of the Unitarian Church
in Belfast, is preaching on "Darwinism and Di-
vine Purpose in Nature"
A revival is spreading at North Paris under the
labors of Rev. Mr.. Benson.
Eleven persons Joined the Hammond Street
Congregational Church at Bangor Sunday. Four
persons were also received into the Central Con-
gregationa Church. Rev. DR.. Field, pastor.
The County Conference of the Congre gational
Churches was held in Bangor, the past week.
There is an increasing religious interest in the
NJ. L. Church in Richmond. The social meet
ings are largely attended, and number have
been saved Of late.
The dedication of the new Methodist Church
in Lewiston has been postponed from Jan 10th I,
till further notice, the organ not being completed
according TO contract.
The Waldo County Bible Society held their
annual meeting in the Universalist Church, Bel
fast, Sunday evening. Rev. j. A. Ross was
elected President; Rev. j. T. Bxby, Rev. S.
Goodenough Rev. Geo. Pratt, Rev. D. I. Estes,
Vice Presidents.
Rev. A. E. Ives preached his farewell sermon
to the Congregational Church at Castine, Sun
day. Mr.. Ives has been their pastor for twenty
two years.
The Portland churches have decided not to
call evangelist for the purpose OF holding
union meetings at present,
News of Maine Congregational churches At
Somerville, Rev. j. Nj. ii. Dow has supplied for
five weeks, aud a score Of conversions report
ed. A church was formed the week before Christ
mas, and last Sabbath they enjoyed their first
commu MON season. The religious interest con-
tinues, and Mr.. Kellogg is leading in the meet
ings.
The Rev. VIM. F. Obear, for nearly five years,
pastor of the Second Church of Newcastle, has
rendered his resignation to take effect in Feb
tuary.
There has been q revival of religion in the
Hat, hr,aL A.o., H. "A
Withee's Corner, Industry. Nearly fifty have
been converted or reclaimed.
The people of st. Adams have recently had an
interesting 8. s. Convention at that place. The
school is union one, comprising members Of
four denominations.
SUNNYsIDE.-Rev. F. A. Palmer, Free Baptist
of Milo, recently had generous don aton.-The
friends of the pastor of the Free Baptist church
in Richmond, recently kindly remembered him
in . donation.
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Notice ID Members Of the Legislator,

p The Daily KenneOec journal will contain iul
reports of the proceedings Of the legislature and
abstracts OF debates.
The price OF the Daily has been reduced to mem
bers Single copy, cents 10 copies, for IS cents,
twenty-five copies or more, ? cents each.
Extra copies of any issue of the Daily Kennebec
Journal may be obtained by giving orders therefor
to the Carrier at the State House, or at the Count
ing ltU N orlhe Journal Office, the day previous.
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NEW YORK.
More About Bennett

NEW YORK. January u. The statement now
is that Bennett and his whole party are en-route to
Europe, Bennett being at the residence of Long
fellow, in or near Boston, till The steamer sails.
Roof {. ushed by Snow.
To-day large part of the glass roof of the east
side of the car house at Grand Central Depot, was
crushed by the weight of snow upon it. No one
injured.
Gold opened at Ice.
Weather.
The weather is pleasant wind west. The storm
signal Is displayed on Broadway station.
The Stolen Letters.
OF the 600 letters examined by Supt. Yeoman
last night from the stolen mail bag service from
Montreal, only four were unopened.
Fie.
A fire in Bucksport to day DESTROYED several
buildings. Loss, $4,000
Personal.
Stewart l.. Woodford saws be shall probably &C.
cept the United States District Attorney ship in
this city.
The trial of suit of owners Of American ship
Harvest Queen against White Star steamship
Adratlc, was commenced to-day in the L. S.
District Court. The ship was run down and sunk
off the Irish coast, by the steamer on the nj ght OF
lee. ooln, 1910. ne snip, cargo, onlcers and
crew were lost. The amount claimed is 1925, 900
The trial will probably occupy two weeks.
Boss Tweed.
The general term Of the Supreme Court hand.
ed in decision to-day on the appeal from the
judgment for Sc 900 900 against VIM. NJ. Tweed
and the granting of an extra allowance to the
people. Both orders affirmed.
Bennett.May.
The grand jury made another futile attempt to-
obtain some Information 10 reference to the re-
cent BenGett-May duel.
A Mistake.
1t is now reported that the gent supposed to
have been Mr.. Bennett who left Philadelphia in
the Illinois train yesterday J. II. Cundell,
member Of the British Legation.
A Defaulter.
PorGHKEEPsIE, January IL. Alexander Bar
ton, cashier of the National Bank of Fish
kill, is charged with the deficiency of S20, 00(
to $50 600. Experts are running the banks &C.
counts and it is possible the defacation is greater
Arrested.
| PorGHKEEPsIE, y. Y, January r. Detectiv,
Scanlon, Gillespie and Shannon arrested three
burglars the Montreal train this morning, at
o'clock, who had planned to rob the safes of the
National Express Company. The burglars were
at work on the car when detected, between here
and Hyde Park.
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Municipal Cour'.

James c. Houston was convicted of drunken
ness before the colrt yesterday. He refused to
paw fine and cost and was committed.
John Sherman plead guilty to being intoxicated
in the street and not hayirg money to pay fire
and cost, went to Jail.
d. F, Sanborn was anaigned on a search and
seizure process, and plead not guilty of keeping
Intoxicating liquor for Illegal sale. lie was found
guilty and fined $50 and cost, from which SEN
tence he appealed to March term of Supreme Ju-
dicial Court and recognized in $500 to enter and
prosecute the same.
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MOMiN,S CONYENIIOY.

The Woman's State Christian Temperance Union
will hold Mass Convention in Augusta, com.
mencipg on Wednesday, Jan. "a, 1871 at 10 A. NJ >,
the day after the opening of the state Convention
We hereby extend a cordial invitation TO all ten.
perance ladies to be present and unite in earnest
efforts to make this meeting OF the State Union, as
well as of all the friends OF temperance, mighty
power through God, in pulling down the strong
holds of the enemy.
For this let us p ay and labor. Entertainment
by the Augusta Union will be furniehed to ladies
attending the Convention.
MRS. W. G. SARGENT President
MARIANA GAINES,
Cor. secy Womans State Christian Temperance
onion.
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Legislative Notes.

Only five working days remain for the recep-
ton Of bills and petitions for legislation, except
those for redress of wrongs and grievances. The
rule may be repealed or extended, however, by a
two-thirds vote Of the legislature.
BY invitation Of large number of members OF
the legislature, Prof. Pike of the State College,
will give lecture one evening next week, in Rep
resentatives' Hall. on the Russian system of Me-
chanical Education.
On Wednesday afternoon next, at two O'Clock.
the Agricultural Committee will give hearing to
the friends of the Agricultural College.
The petition Of the Bangor and Piscaaqu is
Railroad Co., to amend their charter, will be con
sidered by the Railroad Committee in the Senate
Chamber, Jan. 18th, at 2 80 o'clock, 7. NJ
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VI arm C Disaster.
Court Matters.
BIDDEFORD.
Drew vs.. Quarter.

BlDDEFoRD, January II. The case of Hon. Ira
T. Drew VS.. Quarter for professional fees con-
cluded to-day. Necessary record evidence show
ing Drew was qualified Attorney, was found in the
archives at Alfred. Judge Tapley made able ar
gument for Drew, as did Mr. Lunt for Quarter.
By request of defendants counsel, the Judge in
structed the Jury that so much of Drew's charges
as for consultation on Sundays, conld not be re-
covered Jury gave verdict Of S76.06 for plaintiff
being full amount claimed, less Sunday CHI argos.