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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-31
aALLoW ELL.


Mr.. Frank Fuller has purchased the en-
tire livery stable interests of Samuel Cur
rier. ESQ. The business will be in charge
Of Mr.. Parker Smith.
A horse belonging to Mr.. II d. Pink
ham, and attached to the delivery wagon OF
the South End market. ran away yesterday
but without serious results.
A New Years ball was given in Wilson
Hall last evening BY the youth Of the city.
The music vas excellent
The following mail matter remains un-
claimed and was advertised Il the Hallovell
post office Yesterday Mrs Jennie McDon-
Ala. Mrs. John Marshal, Kate Osbufn,
Robbie Douglass, Robert White.
The funeral exercises OF the late Lever
Of, Lord will occur at , P. u. today. from
the home on Warren street, just south Of
Winthrop.
Mi,s Lillian Geschuynd 10 seriously sick
in Boston from La Grippe. Mr.. H. d
p,pkhsm went on Sunday night to zee Il
her care.
Tovues the new water street baker sp
nsreutly deserves the success he 10 slread,
receiyine. Hallovel hAs, ub6l HI
Tovne's opening, been Without . saker
The Rev. Carroll ID. Harding. nov rec
tor of Holy Evangelists' Chapel. Baltimore
Md, and formerly r, sident Of this place
has received call to the Diocese Of Ne
brasks. The charge il sitsased In d
,uburbs Of Omaha. Mr.. Harding NJ
probably accept.
Thercsare said to BE- one o. tve casss .
La Grippe" in The city. Many vishe
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CRIMB and MlSHAP.
Tennessee Iufdefels and No
One to Hang Them.
ono Hundred 0ox1cans CTushod On
dsE . Falhns Anphithsatss.

KxoxvnL, Tenn. DEC. 3o.-At the last
term Of the Tennessee Supreme Court, i've
Barnards we're convicted Of the murder Of
Henry Sutton and sentenced 70 be hanged.
bus they were all pafdoned By the Cover
nor Of the 6aise. A few days ago three Of
the BaFnards and Bill Fufgate Who boasts
Of having killed six men, went to the house
Of Sampson williams father-in-law Of the
murdered man, With the determination Of
killing him.
Fortunately be was away. On his return
he hed to Sne edvilie, the county seat for
protection. The Barnards are camping
at the distillery near WilliAm's house with
homicidal intent. The county officials are
taking steps to arrest them. This will ceF-
sainiy lead 70 bloody battle.
In Hancock county, in the last twenty
years over so men have been killed and not
one murderer executed.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Hon. VIM. p. Whitehouse, Judge
PTssiding.
w. 8. CHoArE, Clerk.
L. T. CARLEroH, County Attorney.
y. A. 6hALL, Stenographsf.

W. 8. CsoArE, Clerk.
L. T. CARLEroH, County Attorney.
y. A. 6nALL, Stenographsf.
MONDAY. DEc. 30th.-W. 8. Snow Vs..
George w. Earle. L. T. Carleton for
plaintiff, Baker. Baker 4 Cornish. and
John A. Waterman for defendant. This
10 an action Of assumpsit on account an
nexed to writ to recover the sum Of e6l2.-
81 for board, nursing and supplies fur
nished to one George W. Fogg in his last
sickness. The parties live st Litchheld
Corner. and the plaintiffs claim 10 that the
deft had In his hands funds with authority
10 contract for the proper care Of Fogg that
on the 73nd. Of April IS, the said Fogg
came 70 his house to be taken care Of un-
der an agreement with defendant to pay
plaintiff we'll for his services /: that he took
care Of Fogg who was afflicted with . dis
ease which required that he should have
good care and attention, that this care and
nursing were given him until his death on
Aug. l3, '88. Earle 10 the nominal defend
ent, the heirs Of Fogg defending. They
dispute but one item in shs PLAINTIFF bill
that Of ia days board and nursing at .,
per day. This they say in defence 10 much
too large. The testimony was closed n
the time Of adjournment. Court comes Ia
At s.46 in the morning when the arguments
will be made.
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nslsLEADuo POLICY


BOsros, Dec. 30.-Inssrance Ceamis-
sioner Merrill 10 out in an open letter 70
Presiienr W. H. Beers Of the New York
Life Insurance Co.. one Of the three larges,
life insurance companiss in the world point
ing cut What he calls the unlawful action Of
said company.
He charged the company with Issuing .
misle aiding policy and making unfair dis
elimination among insufants. The COM
missioner says that recently there has come
70 the notice sf his department form Of
policy Issued BY this company called the
ordinary life distribution policy" 4
careful examination Of this policy, he says,
shove it to be not only wholly inconsistent
with the spirit Of the statute but contrary
70 its language, while it, provisions and
terms render it unfair. misleading, decep
tive and ensnaring.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES

The Androseosgin Mill have produced
10 400. 600 yards of cloth aud 3.O0o,oOO
bags, amounting in weight to 5,Ooo,ooo
mound. of cloth and 100000 pounds OF
bags during 1883.
The WMerville Y NJ c. A has had
succe ssfui year. In 1888, sl.sT - vas
expended and last year this sum vas IN
creased to 81, 1868. The officers OF the
association for the ensuing year are
President. F. b. Philbrick; General Seefe-
tary. E. A. Pierce; Treasurer [. +. Gar
penter.
A man in Portland named James Curtis
attempted to cross the railroad track At the
Commercial street depot Monday, in front
Of 4 moving freight train. he was struck
in the shoulder and knocked down between
the platform and rail. Nearly all MS
clothes we're torn OF. but he escaped sefi'
Gus bodily injury.
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BIG YEAR FOR FAILURES
Larger than Tor any Tear in the Past
Five.

New YORK, Tee 3O.-Bradstreets re-
ports IL, ,7l9 failures in the United States
for 1889, liabilities, 3l4O,359 ,490, assets.
SO 599, ,769. The largest number of fail
ures, and greater liabilities than for any
year in the past fve. An increase in fail
ures over 1888, Of 1882. liabilities. $40, ,ll7.
OPS, assets, 98. .599. 1853.
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Important Transfers OF Heal Detato In
Ksnnebec County.

The following are the transfers Of real
estate for the week ending Dec. %:
AUGUSTA: A M. Goddard to Samuel
W. Robinson. both of Augusta, land, $3.50;
Joseph A. Shaw to Caroline s. Shaw, both
Of Augusta, land, e40O; Chas. H. White
to Elsie ]. Churchill, both Of Augusta,
land, 81; Chas. N. Guild to Albert M.
Guild, both of Augusta, land; Minerva L.
Lishness to Norbert Dostie, both Of Au-
gusta, land, 92 600; B +. Parrot TO Sam
uel Titcomb. both Of Augusta, land e43.75.
CHELsEA.-Nathaniel X. WinslOw, of
Randolph to the Kennebec Central X r.
Co, land, e25.; Melvin H. Hayes to Ken
nebec Central r. R. Co., land, 95S.
CHIxA.--Lore E. Keller to Hollis Keller
both of China, land. e5l.
FAYErrs.-Benj. F. Chase to Eliza @.
H. Chass, both Of Fayette, land. elO.
GARDINER Samuel ]. Goodwin to
Lawrence Bros, both Of Gardiner, land
1725; Ephraim Hatch of Farmingdale to
Della +. Stone Of Gardiner, land, 4l700.
Elisha d. Fuller Of West
Gardner to A. X. P. Grover Of Hallowell,
land $500.
MONMOUTH W. Fogg Of Wales 70
Frank W. Gray Of Monmouth, land, $500.
OAxLAxD.-Mfs. Caroline Snow TO Chas.
II. Marston, both Of Oakland, land, e525 !;
Gideon C. Hayes to John B. Smith both Of
Oakland, land, 500.
RANpoLPH.-H. W. Jewett Of Farming
dale to Della A. Redington Of Randolph.
land, 4l66.67; James B. Hayes TO the
Kennebec Central Railroad Company, land.
S4s. SO; Michael O'Grady and Ann J..
O'Grady to the Kennebec Central r. X. Co.,
land, $50.
REAprIELD-Mrs. julia A. Roberts 70
Geo. Guptill, both Of Readneld, land, $50
Esther Davis Of Readdeld to Geo. Guptill
Of Belgrade, land, $3.50.
RonE.-Albert H. Golden TO Thos. 8.
Golden. both Of Rome, land. el25.
wAIERvLLa.-Joseph L. Libby to
Sarah Libby. both Of waterville. land, d ;
L. E. Thayer and c. r. Gray TO r. L.
Thayer Of wsterville, land, $3.50,
WArxE.-Eliza A. Waugh TO Herbert
| G. Maxim, both Of Wayne, land, $1,000
Cyrus Stevens to Samuel W. Bishop, bott
of Wayne, land. $500.
WINDSOR Watson Of Windsor
to Barbara A. Neal Of Palermo, land, el50
WMsLow. w.-Elbridge g. Abbott Of Wine
low to Mary B. Bragg Of Benton, land
$500.
| WxrHxoP.- r. Carleton to Josepl
Fortier, both Of Winthrop, land, $3.50
Samuel @. Carson TO Henry H. Bishop
both Of Winthrop. land in Winthrop ant
partly in Wayne. q. 600; Geo o. Packar'
10 Chas. w. SHAW, both Of Winthrop, land
el200.
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Franklin.

The following are the real estate tsansfefs
for Franklin county for the week ending
Dec. 23:
SrRoxo.-Harriet E. Nevens to q. N.
Allen. land and buildings. $1,000.
wKLD.--Joanna r. Yeaton 70 Ward 8.
Yeaton, land, 800; Maud B. Ranger 70
Nehemiah Ranger, interest in premises. el !;
Same 70 same. interest in premises, e6f ;
Hattie @. Ranger 70 same. interest In
premises, d; Same 70 same, interest in
premises ~; Nehemiah Ranger 70 N. z.
and Lille A. Ranger, one-half land and
buildinss. $50.
CaEsrERvuLE--v.C. c. and J. II. Feai "a
c. H. Judkins. land. $500; Daniel c. Neal
| 70 sams. premises, $500.
No /, K q ". B. K. P--Henfy p.
Closson Of Randolph 70 Calvin Putnam Of
Danvers, Mass. Ia township, e33 900 90.
| JAY-John Hanson 70 u. h. Qaimby,
premises, val. con.
| IxpusrRr-Fred A. Allen Of Industry
70 j. H. Hodgdon, land. $500.
| NEW SHARoH.-Willis c. Watson, Lou.
isa n Gordon, ct als., land, go; H. =
| Dyer Of Oakland, . same, lsnd vslse.
i FRxKnAx.-C. ". Gilbert 70 o. I. Ian
der. land, 80.
KucTIxLD.- z. Blanchasd, stals.
10 o. l. LAndess, ss. a., land md hosse
! osso; Amanda z. Blanchard, =. sis.. 4
Il lsana, ol4os- - -. <s-sss s;.==
1 sAlsn.-F. G. Nils . Fn. sssssy
land, go.
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NOT ALL FU n.
Secretary Blaine Desires that the Pan
American Delegates Shall Work First
and Play Afterwards.

The Pan-American delegates are chatting
a little here in Washington over the re-
.trsint which has been placed upon them
by Secretary Blaine. The foreign dele
gates are intoxicated over the receptions
which have greeted them everywhere du :
ing their tours, and are not anxious to get
down to hard work. Mr.. Blaine has un-
Dounced, however, that no more trips will
be made until after the congress has &C J..
complished something here, and conse-
Quenily the delegates are entering upon
their deliberations in earnest, with the hope
that q "Trip through the Southern S'aies
will be begun in . few weeks. Ii 10 mol
probable that the journey will be made y
California
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Colossd People Of South Carolina
will Celebrate the Anniversary.

CoLUnBIA. s. c.. Dec. 30.-Wednesday
next is the twenty nth anniversary Of the
proclamation Of emancipation, and after
their first quarter Of . century Of actual
freedom the colored people Of this State
will plsat sign post on their road to pro-
gress and development BY opening to the
world the first fair Of the Colored Agricul-
turaI and Mechanical Society Of South
Carolina. The white society Of the same
name has rendered its extensive grounds
and buildings in Columbia for the use of
the colored society. and all railroads have
given the same rates and facilities - to the
State Fair held here anL LuAlly.
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INDIANA ON rAE wAR PATH.
AmphithsatIs at q Bull Fight Falls
Inju1ing 100 Persons.

hghttin villa Loido, yesterday, the amphi-
theatre fell and nearly 100 persons were
injured, several fatally.
The Yaquin Indians in Sonora are on the
war path. Yesterday Lieut.. Julian Con
sealza and force routed 80 bucks. A. .
result Of the trouble many robberies are
reported.
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Notes

The funeral Of the late Empress Is fred
for the 4th Of January.
The Sultan has signed measure to sup
press the negro traffic in Turkey.
Jackson, the colored Australian pugilist
has cabled his acceptance Of the Sullivan
challenge of ftbeCslifornis Athletic Club. -
Rotbschild has presented 100 900 francs
to the municipality, TO be devoted TO the
relief Of the poor Of Paris afflicted with in
fuenxa.
II 10 stated that the lates, Illness of the
Gar was brought by excitement caused by
the sudden extinction Of electric Fight In
Catschina palace.
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AMIcABLH sETrLEMENr
naaAs ct q Conisssncs Between Erie
Railroad Officers and Employee.

New YORK, Dec. 30.-A conference
between the committee appointed BY the
locomotive engineers and other workmen in
the employ of the Erie railroad, and the
officers of the road. took place this after
noon. Everything was settled amicably
and to the complete satisfaction of the
men. Four men that were suspended are
to be reinstated. The men agreed to sub
init to oral examination. They will not be
required to write out answers to book ques-
tions.
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P1NKERroN's DETECTIVES
Called to Qusll Thrsstsnsd Uprising
Of Striking Ainsss.

ALTOONA. Pa, Dec. 80 Three carloads
Of Pinkerton detectives left Bellewood this
evening for Punxsutawney and vicinity,
where about 800 miners have been ont on
. strike for couple Of weeks. The min
ers have been ordered to leave the houses
by the operators by Wednesday Or else 70
to work. Miners have equipped themselves
with firearms of every description, and
great trouble 10 expected.
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GARDINER.

Contract for Locomotive and Care
Awarded - 4 New Entertainment
Courss-Churoh Notss-oh for the
Woods.
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Increase IN 0svsEisv-llany Doaths at
Vienna.

BEHLIs. Dec. S0.-Sntistcs show .
great increase in all the maladys attendant
upon influenza. Half Of NE police in Nay
encs are affected. One thousand casss In
Stuttgart. Augsberg and Cologne. There
10 NO abatement In the severity Of The die
ease ct Vienna, where there has been many
deaths from pneumonia. ArcAduks Karl
Ludwig and his grandson have had the
di0ase.
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Maine People.

Intelligence has been received in Portland
~ the serious illness in San Diego. Cal,
of NJ. George Moultor, son of the late
n.x;a n. Moul,on, De, u'y collector at the
port of Portland.
The French Consul fo' Maine residen. A
Potlaud, wishes information OF huoer' N.f-
"A, . native of Vavincourt, France, VINO
came to Foxcroft 10 1887. Information u
a,ked for BY relatives in France tna' ne
NAV inherit property.
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WATER SUPPLY CUT OFF
And . firemen's Exhibition Beoomes
Real Tragedy.

HAVANA, De. 80 Last evening thou.
sands Of people assembled on the grounds
OF Almendars to witness fremen's exhibi-
ton. A t~o-story wooden Building had
been erected to be set on fire. After the
torch had been applied and the tiremen had
taken places In different parts of the burn.
Ing structure, II was discovered the water
supply prepared for the occa sion had been
tampered with by some miscreant. Not
having sufficient water the Bremen had to
escape from the building as quickly As pos
sible, and some were compelled TO throw
themselves from the roof Twenty two
were injured, three so seriously they can
not recover.
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WANTS The EARTH.
Il Grippe Shows No Respect
for Nitionllitie.
Two Fatal Caseo N New Yosk-At-
tendant Aalsdiss Spreading in na.
Eops.

PHILADELraIA, Dec. 30.-"La Grippe
has got Philadelpnia in it clssches with .
strong grasp. Some esrinases place the
number Of persons in the city suReFiag from
the disease ss l00, 900. Mayor Filter vas
attacked today and obliged 70 remain at
home. Director Of Public Works Stock
ley. Superintend Of Police LAmon. Chief Of
Detectives Wood and ls5 membsrs Of the
police force are laid up with La Grippe.
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ROTTEN rIHs. BAD Rails.
CEiminaliy Penurious Railroad Man
assmsnt Charged IN Case Of Sulphur
Springs Accident.

CHAlLKsrowx, W. Va, Dec. So
Tsenty-si persons, passengers on the
Chesapeake Ohio train wrecked while ct
Sulphur Springs Saturday morning. signed
papers stating that In their opinion the cause
Of the wreck was rotten ties, bad &eils and
too high rate Of speed. A poor s1ndition
of the roadbed 10 we'll known here. It 10
an open secret that w. NJ. 8. Dunn, re-
Gently elected general superints sndent. re-
signed the position because the directors
refused TO allow him to expend $500, 900 in
repaiTs.
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BvsINBss OF TIE STATE.

Skowhegan's new buildings in 1889 rep
resent an outlay of SS5 900.
Potter : OTIS. general traders, Wool.
on dollar.
Great quantities Of spruce and poplar are
being cut in Weld this winter for the man
ufacture of pulp.
The village of Caribou expended $780,
$40 in new buildings and public improve
ments during the past year.
The Dover and FoIcrofs Board of Trade
talking up . shoe factory project.
The Jay Bridge Pulp Company gives
employment to forty-6ve men. The gran
ite quarries give employment to $50 men.
The iron work of the Maine street bridge,
Brunswick, 10 now all in place, and Sssuf-
day the workmen began putting in the dDor-
ing timbers and plankiDg.
s. E and H. L. Shepherd of Rockport.
have bought controlling interest in sch.
Herman Kimball Of Boothbsy. She 10 two
years old and measures ll9 tons.
The seasons work at the Waldoboro
Granite quarry closed Tuesday. About
seventy workmen have been employed ct
the quarries and shed all summer.
Fifty-fve dwelling houses, one church, q
shoe factory, three stores, one hotel, nine
stables and several smaller buildings were
erected at Ellsworth last season.
Bosworth Post, Portland, has deci led to
erect . building for . hall the coming
season. 1t will occupy the lot at the cor
ner Of Cotton and Free streets, and q, SOC
has been Appropriated from the Post fund
for commencing the work.
The carpenter work is completed on tha
new Baptist church. Brunswick. The
church 10 lighted BY electricity which
| makes it even pre,tier than BY daylight
The organ has been moved from the ole
church and 10 now set up and ready fol
use.
A good deal Of local manufacturing il
done in New Vineyard. Frank Lucs has I
steam mill which uses 400 cords Of bifcl
annually o. s. Turner manufactures ps
tent chairs of several styles. and e. E
McLain has . mill for saving long an,
short lumber.
| The old voolen mills that have been stand
ing idle for some years will probably b
started before icl2 The former pfoprieto
is negotiating with parties who will becom
interested in the resumiug Of operations
| The mill ,rmrrly made blankets. and vii
continue ca l. =. product If it starts up.
A we'll known contractor 10 Of the opin
ion that fully sIO0. 900 will be expended i
building in Sprinevale next year. Build
ire operations in Sanford to the amount o
$50 600 are contemI lated From Jan.
1859, IS buildings we-e erected in Sanfor
at cost of go, 900. During The year PR
vioss 1887. the number Of buildings cor
ssYucsed in Sanford vas IS. and the est
mated expense 5000
The Androscoegin Mills, Lewiston, hav
completed taking account Of stock and
has been found that they have done th
biggest six months work ending Dec. Is, !
the history Of the mills. During that p
Rod 5000 600 pounds Of goods have bee
manufactured. The mills give employing
to 1850 hands, the pay roll being Gil. sc
every two weeks. while other expenses q
from $4,000 70 e6ooo fos the sane perio'
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-scABs- 40 PASSENGERS


PirTsBuRG, Pa. Dec. SO.-AM conduct
srs and sripmen Of the Pittsburg Fraction
Company Who are Knights Of Labor, left
their care this afternoon and with them .
number Of sympathizins associates Who are
not knights. Seven conductors and Eve
gripmen remained at their posn. About
sixty-dve men joined the strike. The
company was prepared when the regular
conductors and gripmen departed, and two
men on each car Who had been travelling
and paying fares nearly all day, arose from
their seats among the passengers one taking
the grip and the other collecting fares.
The cars kept in motion and aide from oc-
casional .'bunching" there was no annoy
snce or Inconvenience experienced. The
company's property 10 under police protec-
ton and there are no indications Of serious
trouble.
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
Down East" lephyFs Lure Forth Potato
Bugs and Caterplllars.
a Dsspondsnt Farmer at Appleton
Commits Suicide.

MAoHIAs, Dec. 3O.-There was . south
erly wind and rain last night. This fore
noon the weather cleared with wind in the
west. and thermometer so above from
eleven to two. CstapillArs and potato bugs
are crawling lively on the walks. Houses
and stores are opened as in summer. No
snow, no ice in the rivers. no frost in the
ground.
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NEW YoaK's pIRrY STREETS.
Commissioner OF Street Cleaning Re-
signs and Tells Mayor Grant Some
Pertinent Truths.

NEW Yosx. Dec. 30.-J. s. Coleman,
commissigoer Of the department Of street
cleaning. sent letter to Mayor Grant this
evening pssisning his ONCE. Coleman says
is vas unnecessary for the mayor to recon-
mend his removal, - il was we'll known to
the mayor and other public ofhcials he was
ready to step out whenever requested to do
90. Coleman says that every mayer for
eight years has assured him mis- work gave
satisfaction, otherwise he would long ago
have given up the oface. The present bad
condition Of the streets 10 not the fault Of
his department, but are due to the abuses
which are matters of public notoriety.
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The crew Of the schooner Elizabeth Foe
ter, from Boston for Buckspoft. Ne, With
general cargo, consisting of -four. grain.
kerosene. ETC.. were reported. Monday
morning, ashore % Square Rock. Isles Of
Shoals. They succeeded in working the
vessel in to the shore Sunday night. ard
besched her 1t Nevcsstle. Aoaday morn
ins an examination Of the hull showed the
boat to be slightly damaged and he cargo
badly damaged By water. The vessel Il
PARTIALLY insured; The cargo 10 uninsured.