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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-22
ENGLISH AS SHE is sPELT.

A rite suite little buoy, the sun
OF a CRATE kernal, with rough
around his neck, ilue up the rode as
quick rs dear After thyne b.
stopped at gina hoasc ~ vrgag
the belle aia .ow 6a4 hgma Ed
be tnecse5 VEGAS 30 yrs 80
tired y raSs bis ftre pail f4et a
feiut mo@n Of pane rose from his
lips.
The made who herd the belle was
about to pair a pare, but she
through it down and ran with al
her mite, for fear her guessed wood
not weight. But when she saw the
little won, tiers stood in her ayes at
the site.
Eve poor dear7 Why dew you
lye hear ? Arc you dyeing."
Know" he said, al am feint. /"
She boar hymn inn her arms, as
she aught, TOO a room whore he mite
be quiet, gave hymn bred and meet,
held cent-bottle under his knows,
untide his choler, raped hymn up
warmly, gave him a suite drachm
from q VOL. till at last he went
fourth az hail as . young hoarss. -
Printers AIbUn.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-22

seooo. . ,,sf 4. being nsds by Jos, \
Goodwin, Troy. ny -, WORK or ~. Rsserr.
you Hrsy not .nshv es much, but We can
teseh You quickly how 20 earn ffans 81 10
$40 dsy ~ The Start. and a4nsr - yon 70
on. both se2ef, ali ages. Ia any l.sft "a
Amssira, yea nm commence ~ home. sfs-
Tug al your ilnis,er spare nsrmrnN only 70
tue WOW. al IL hes. Great pa, "a ~ f.r
ever worker. We start ven, 6rsishinc
eserstiirg. EASILY, srRkBli.r isnee%.
fAk ricuLAiis rkxE. Address % ence.
siias,,n = 10, PORTLAND, xxiAs.
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LETTER PROM A PBgsrOSiAN IN
THE NEST.
DENVER Cry, CoLoRADo, !
January IL, 1891. (


While you people in old Preston
are boosting of your fine winter.
with snow two feet deep and still
showing, we will tell you what kind
OF weather we are having. About
the 18th Of November we had one
inch OF snow, which lasted three
hours after sunrise next morning.
We have had sunshine every day
since, without y fake OF snow or
drop Of rain till the 18th of this
month, when we got eight inches on
an average. This is the deepest snow
| have seen since l came to Denver
three years ago.
The streets have been sprinklod
every day for two months till this
snow came. The old residents talk
about this being the second big
snow here in ten years. Last win
ter we did not have six inches OF
snow oil winter, and l guess it was
never known to rain here during
the winter months. During all the
bllzzards and heavy snow and rain
Storms in the East, there was scarce.
ly a cloud to be seen from here.
The present snow has stopped bust.
ness TO u considerable extent. 1t is
said that there are over eight hun
dred brick layers idle at present. and
when they are idle the carpenters
plumbers, plasterers and al other
trades are idle 10 some extent also.
But this will come to IN end vs.
soon 10 the ground is clear of snow.
Architects gay that the prospects
are good for more building The con-
ing season than ever befors l.ast
year there was over sixteon million
dollars expended 10 5uildingsin Che
city. There is some OF the finsst
architecture here to be seen ans
where in this country. There ia D.
hotel binding here now that is to
be the finest in the world peavoT
bonsts of the largest Public School
Building in the world. The State
Capital now building here wall coat
s2,50o,0oo. Denver is appropriate
ly called the Queen City Of the
Plains" Tor of the West.)
No doubt you are posted on the
war "Uncle Sam" is having with
the redskins up in Dakota. There
are some Utes in Colorado yet, but
they are not very troublesome. -
About three years ego they went on
the war path and gave the people of
the State little scare, but have
been quiet since, till last October,
they left their reservation and
frightened some of the settlers OH
the other side of the range, but a
few soldiers from the post here soon
scared them back to their teepes,
where they have lived in peace ever
since. | believe this will be the last
Indian war in this country. We
hope so, anyhow.
We would like to be with you
few days and enjoy one of those old
fashioned sleigh rides. Sleighing
is not good here. When we have
enough snow, it is light aud will not
pack down. 1t soon gets mixed up
with the dust and does not run
smoothIly-although last Friday
sleighs were III big demand at $500
IN hour. Wishing You to enjoy
many sleigh rides and have pleas
ant time, | am,
Respectfully,
THOMAS r. BRowN.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-22

Bill Nye expects to make great
deal ont Of his last book, because it
IS charger and thicker" than any
he ever published before. "What
the public wants, The adds, "fs a
big book ono that can be used 70
prom MP the lounge with when it,
leg IL broken
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-22

sboa part hun grand,
scope We will also Aew zoe how
3ff = q the VITA
persnss Better write once We Az sxSsees ehsrss
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-22

The Indians have burned the
village Of CaIispar, Wash, and
killed several people.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-22

Coba's sugar crop Of 1s90-01 is
expected to be the largest ever gath
cred on The island.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-22

agents waited. address n a Tozier aud 90
Whoiossie Dealers. 80 suforior Sc, cleyoiabd
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-22

essA .1 yis u! q 81. E
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We Have BY Fsr
The Best Outfit,
Most Complete Stock,
The Best Stand,
Do the Finest Work,
And the Cheapest werk
OF any Office in the county.
Give MS trial and be convinced.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-22

MONE
~ - y - = ~ fha a. FrsV a. ieafs
We f1fnIeh fhnr ffn Ne st V. - fe.tfs
yost fftie nonetn N s feef line iff rort 1hsfss
fINrHT
ne-. ~ s.fesg fgu tlt 70 80 fefwess snd efsrda
-, more srf le ffcrnte We fafn.f foH itt
r y 80 80 g.e ss - s.est - .p'.la her PIP
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-01-22
0ILL LADS,
OF ever, description and small Job
Printing executed with care aad
dispatch.
ESTIMATES lIlIIsll

on any kind Of work. Write 20 NJ
for prices and get our card Of rates
ordinary job work. All letters
chserfully and promptly answered.
II you want some Job work aeas
and can't come to the Office, write
to MS, telling us what you want,
anu we will promptly do the work
md send it 10 Won and guarantee
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q = "a ~ a YEATf Iu.a.rshs to bs.c-
9EEF1s 1teseh sny fairly iasi % ssth.r
NGsaEaSss, sss s,s read s.s .,. I'D
" V ~ q - how Three Thopsrps Bella. y
Tear thrf osyn ie ailaies nI,h
to scs'tn hich
20 ros: is ssniers sneers-isi ~ above Easily
leHrned urstre bot county
afssy tasFht snd Iroyiaed Will s~,i9snta l.re.
rusnrrt 30 making $1,000 It N T. ~
sud SOIL ~ Pull gartseuieTs ~ Ef..
IL G. ALLEN. lsox ASS, Augusta, 81 aiac-
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All Job Work cash on delivery.
Our rates are 30 low thatwe saanet
afford to credit.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-09-09
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SIS to $3.50. GO Can = he made MSS Won
ng for US, Agents preferred who canfurnt
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ness spare moments m " be probably
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ca Debility, Seminal Weak mes
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-09-09
s. Untold Agony from Catarrh. So

Prof. W. HAUsNER, the famous mesmerist,
# Ithaca, n. Y, writes: some ten years ago L
uttered untold agony from Chror'c nasal ca
arTl. .dy family physician gave me up as
neural .e. and said L must die. Ny case was
such IL bad one, that every day, towards sunset,
my voice would become 50 hoarse / could
~ 5e-N above q whisper. sce morning
=. ooUghilg and clearing o. - throat would
most stranyle me. BY the st of Or. Sage's
J,..-rrh Remedy. IN three months, was Wei
~ md the cute has been permanent"
Constantly Hawking and Splitting"
THOMAS J. RUsHINe. Esq, 29o2 Pine Street.
Et. Louis Mo-, writes: - W. e~Hct sufferer
from catarrh for three years A. times could
hardly breathe, and was constantly hawking
and sptti az, and for the last eight months could
not breathe through the nostrils. l thought
nothing could be done for me. Luckily, was
advised to try DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. aud
] am now . w1u man believe it to be thu
only sure remedy for catarrh now manufao-
tured, and one has only to give 1t fair trial to
experience astounding results and u permanent
cure"
A complete Treatise on Catarrh, giving vaiu-
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OF Importance, will be mailed. postpaid to any
address, on receipt of a tvo-ceni pc-tsge stamp
Address,
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ais Great

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CURES " l T II
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Nervous and ply s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-11
s0cal 2Haiicrs.
rIm At HoarH AuousrA.



Yesserdsy morning word vls resolved IL
North Augusta that joseph Nssnsns
buildises, few nils Up the river. vers
in DANGER from fra. 6ems one started 10
burn cat hornssA' ness ard bad lost cen
srcf cf The Gre. ~ fesnit. fve acres Of
srass and undefbsush we're burned. ca
and more .srious eons qasnces threatened
In the little viilsg intense excitement rssed
when the news vas received. EvefyoGe
started fer the scene Of action. Among
others we're Charles Taylor. his mother and
older chill iyen. Mr.. Taylor 10 the lessee Of
the old Bracket place nov owned BY b. A
Piper Of this city. he left his two little
children alone at home. Not very many
hours after he had left home to help
a neiahb,s in distress, his own house was
on Gre II 10 suppo,ed that the children
got into the barn and set the bay on ere.
They got Gu, safely. The pastor Of the
North Augusta Methodist church sas the
FIRST person to arrive. Singie-handed he led
from the barn Mr.. Tsy lor' three horses. The
last one to g, out gave him much trouble
Everytbiug else vas lost. With III. barn
vent among other things, ane ihreshing
machine run by two horse power, moving
machine, 90 tons new hsy, wood'sswing
machins, beach wagon, moving machine,
. biooded hog. double and single sleighs.
several sets Of double and single harness,
fine set of carpenter tools. Nothing
in the house was saved. All the
clothing, furniture, etc and $50 in cash
were lost. Mr.. Taylor in his hurry had
gone OF withou, his coat and vessand both
were burned. Mr. Tsylor's loss was 5000 /;
uninsured. Mr. Piper lost on the buildings
$1,000. and will re ceive through Macomber,
Fair & Cos. sgerey, $500 from the Penn
sylvsnia Fire Insurance Co, Of Philadtl l.
phia.
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aY TELEGRAPH
A MYsYEaIc Us MOVE
wo x on q N. W Plate to dep ace q
CouutsIfsit Suddenly STOPPED.

WASHINGTON. Aug 10 About four
months sgo there sppeafed in nearly all the
lesding cities and many minor towns 4 81
counterfeit Of the silver certificates. They
were Of thatsseries which bore vlgneite Of
the late General Hancock. Their execution
was a'ksbiy fine. The matter was re-
ported TO abe treasury department, and the
department. h<d experts look into ie. They
recommended that nc more Of the HS c>ck
certificates be Issued, Ynd that all Of them
outstanding should be called il. Not mary
Of them we're returned. in conformity with
the call which follow ed their report. The
holders Of them would not trust them in the
hands Of National Bank cashiers, As they
might have what WAS really genuine bill
cane led to their loss.
Thu seeeretsry Of the treasury also d.
rected that new certificate of the demon.
ination Of 81, bearing the vgnette of the
late Secretary of the treasury Window. be
prepared. Work en- the plates for this new
issus had been going on for nearly three
m,rths before it ives suddenly stopped the
other day. There csm, sn order from The
bpresu OF engraving aud printing to strike
off $50, 000 impressions from the old Han
cock plates Exactly why this course
should be taken it is difficult to say. the
counterfeit plates have never been captured
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-11

The Romans cried ne Iictis" "Woe to the
conlueredr' at their trlumphs. Today many OF
ms are being conquercd-our peace. our rest and
daily appetite wrested from US by that invader t
the stom ch. dyspepsia. Succor we sue fer from
II hundred urces. Temporary relief We some
times obtain But a hearty meal, the simplest
in di t, snd the Proteau imp returns
with redoubled yigor to torment ne. persistent
use Of the great antidyspeptic and regulating
tonic, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is best calcu.
lated t, drive into permanent Danish nent every
form of Indigestion, temporary or chronic. No
slip atior, rheumati-m Kidney and bladder all
ments. This remedy of specific utility and many
uses overcomes them all lis Il safeguard, too,
against the effects of temperature apt to revive an
attack OF ia Grippe.'s eug6eo d&wfolrm
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Mr.. Will Baker our local pigeon far cier,
has . handsome los Of birds many Of whie
are prize specimens. On Friday he sent q
pair Of homing pigeons to Boston on the
steamer Ssgadahtc They we're released
st / 10 Saturday morning and in the latter
part of the afternoon they reached The dove
cote in fac shape. OSirg to the fact thai
Mr.. Bsrser's work calls him away from
home much Of the time he has decided to
dispose Of the birds and has an advertise
memt in the JOURNAL 10 that effect.
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Hsnnsssc

SIDzn.
hrs. John Sailsy 81 Boston u Ia town
visisisR ax hR pasents, Mr. AID Mrs. james
II Bsan.-Joha Woedsome Of Ch'a va
in town last "Wednesday a. Ftsnk aehsos.
M. and Mr.. Atthar SMisy .Siss Mabel
Smiley and ffi. nd tpsnf wedneeday o.
Tosus.-Nf. and - Cestiio have moved
into their nes hoass--Mr. kdsa'd y,
Welch spent fes DAYS Of last week IN
Ausnsta.--Miss Eta Iufts AID Nies Nesue
Beacon spent Friday - Iosus ana augusta.
Your ccffespondens received Treat aus
net 4 Of some early sseef cora raised ~
n. r. Smiley. M. Smiley iskss me eAse
in ,assins early garden nnek Sidney -
ssc;.Ils s,onr thu b. aulifrl Ksnnebse,
There 10 as the preseni tims quite large
| dele gait n Of summer bcArdsts erjoying
the lovely seer cry i l tais vicinity.
Al, vx.xox
", Rspi.min =. Philsticx fell down
! ,,.;,. Ia, s,sL and vrenchsa h,mssl II
| ..x.,sly Mr. Pn;lbrick i. abou, 50 yesr,
| "a an, sth a. Cant. William whitsi,r
lo.a,ns s.na sts, ding in hi, wagon
r,s.nvh,Is. ,he horse et.rtsd o,ick,y srd
NJ. = h;,,,s, vss th,o.n ont sinking On
h..a ara shoulder, No bones were
h,ohsn INIT h. v.s severely hart.
M. n. Snau had another ,uas~ay
| : ,,urdsy. A. he came dosu a hill three-
fau,ths Of a mile ~est Of ths village, The
h;s, hrsks and hi, hor,ersn. The doctor
.ea . xouno man vitb him managed 10
INN. ont and LEI the horss 20. Hs came
smashins shroush the village s,ruck = car.
,i,os :, 4 time over the ooetof's carris ne.
pa Calvin HOPKINS OF Hayefhill. Mas
| ia in town And will remain few weeks
Mr.. Hanson has returned to Boston, his
wife and son VII remain lev weeks ionser'
l-oeastAi OF on, scnoois WI coIn"snos "
lax Moncsy IN Ausu. I""'eiy o'y neie
sno ram - mucn heeoso'
ALBION,
| Tn. a,h;n, s,ss b;,b .cboo,. Ill, com.
1900 MorJ.v Al. az, Ths ons 1,
| ni.,.;o, NJ =. ~ hs ,.nch, nv T,,,n,
un..;oL Cs,hs 90 ...i,,ad he Cb.rIs. n
w;i.an ~, t.,ma,. 20 NJ h.,vs, 4, !,
49,. wh,oh !. ,,ok;,. aosly M
D.r;, r.u ~ .,sa ci,,. S;sa h. 7,h =
r.. :. Ia,. n, s;strs.. .,,,.rc as;,5,s,
NJ. K,s u.xk, AMI fs H,.n . a
a, hs, mnbs,,. M. Imam s'ir. an, -
w;s. M.,t,o. G,oasi, !. a. n,
-. NJ. S,~,,.. ps.s T.
Ihsa,n. NJ. wins,ox % o. .i.,d
La ~ n w.I;,,to,,. No. III. ~.
H.. h,, bs,.,,a N n mo h., .hn,tyi
NJ. j w Sfxton leaves this week 1. I
fux,on To- Witt her .ushte,-Mr Henry
Mel shlin, wife and son Frank have
secured si,uS,ions at w, re ester, Msss 81
att. n lu1 t, 1T III. Inssn. Asy lum-W ell.
& Bfewn are expscnd here he LIT ri
September with q large drove Of cattle from
Aroastook.
Nop,y W,ysr
All. 49,. a,,,.
FARMERS u" ms ',i" h"o n'isu'u
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o..er., o.oee, n,l.t,ns 10 ls.stsr.


S8t OteAU40
HxAp9rAsrEKs MAINE MiIniA.
ArJrrAnr GnxaRaL,s OFfics.
ArersrA. Avg 10 ISL
General 0r3frs No Q
I. ne aaselkion Of con 10 sndisg ofisefs
cf the yslautesf Militia IL called - 0ensfal
Orders Nos 4, 5, and sc .. rstsiise TO
sncampms Mt st Augusta. Asgass II "a
H. TIsnspoftasion to and from Aueusts
viii be sent direct from this efhce- Com
many c,mmanders viil Issue . srnsient
rumher Of tickcss 20 company teams Far
passage % Ausasta on the 18Th inss. y
fclows: Csmpanies A. B and 8. lss kesi-
meet for 10 A. n. from Pastiand, Com
pany c, Let Regiment for s 80 A. y Train
from Lewiston Lower S.aaion; Company
d. LIST Regiment TO- A. II. Train from Nef-
say; Comoany @, lss Regiment for li2z
A. NJ tram from B,adsford, Company
Ist Regiment for Z so A N trsin finn
Rocklard. Companies A and u, = dskssi-
msnt for so A. NJ train from BADsor ;
Compariss B and d. sad REGIMENT for 6 80
A. NJ train from Lewiston Lover Station ;
Company c, Fad Resims Mt, for 10 u.
tain from Bath; Company 3, 2od kesi-
uent, for 90 A. VI. train from Skovhe-
san; Company r, Fad Regiment. for 50
A. NJ. t,ain from Dover and Foxcroft ;
Company II. snd Regiment, for so A. n.
train from WAtefviils. Transpofsation
and Ysticns will be furnished the teams but
no DAY viii be allowed, the service beip
voluntary OF their part.
Ill In reporting to the adj atant gem
e.sl the pumhsr OF men leaving thsif
respe c,ivs stations for camp. ~ required BY
G.nerat Osdsrs No 4 c s.. the nile teams
alrsady in camp .ill be IL Guided.
Nv. Darirg the encsmpment the colonel
of ca CD regiment viii eAch day forward to
these Hest qa,r,.fs . M rning report SHOW
ing the stree g,h of their commando.
v. Rsquisitions for Ordnance and Quar-
termXsters stores will not be filled in camp,
except IN eases Of spslisl emergency.
vi All mounted officers will at once
notify ,iese Headquarters from what poinss
the v Wish TO hip horses
VII By direction Of the Secretary Of
w.r. Lieut.. E E. Hatch 18th U. 8.
Infaotrv ~ill attend the encampmen. fo'
,he purpose of iastruc,ins the TROOPS.
b. order of the Commander in-Chief.
HENRY NJ. SPRAGuE. Atjatant General
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Spanish workmsn Dread the Treaty.

BARCELONA, Aug. 10 The National
Labor Association, fearing the const q uen ce
to Spanish workmen, that, it is believed,
will follow the ing into ,ff<ct Of the
treaty in regard to Cuba snd Porto Re,
receoily ratified by Spain and the Uoited
States. held meeting to protest against
the commercial relations that will be es-
tsblished under the new arrangements.
The feet Of the treaty was set forth at
length by The vaious speakers, who de-
clared that it would rerder Cubs colony
OF the Upited States The speakers were
very energetic in their dsnuI cia'iou Of the
treaty, and there was great excitement
omorg the su Hence
The meeting decided to use all the means
in its power to secure the revocation Of the
uesty, and il wa s,so dc cided to summon 4
mon ster meeting Of all the people engaged
ia the Catalan trade to protest against il.
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TOWNS PATRoLLED BY GUARDS


BIRMIseHAM, Aug. l0.-A terrible
state of affairs exists in Bib county.
S ,me two weeks ago the dead body Of
Henry NTH was found in the woods near
Blocton. He was witness in a murder
case against jesse Miller, a. rich farme
At d who is popularity supposed to be the
head and trout Of gang who have been
ttrfo,izing that county and against whom
the citizens have organized vigilance COM
mlttees.
Five arrests have been made in conuec-
ton with the Smith murder, aud the pris-
oners are to be tried at Centerville on
Monday. Jim Morrison, an escaped con-
Wet and one Of the leaders of the gADg,was
nearly captured the other day. Blocton lie
psrolied day and night by vigilantes, AID
the witnesses for the state are kept under
guard to prevent Them from being muir
Gered. Good cirizens from every part Of
the county Will gather at Centerville, Mon
day. fully armed to guard the criminals
from q rescue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-11
WAS THE ALICIA sCUffLED?
Steward Moulin SAYS the Csptsin
Suck Her 10 Apis Haibor.


SAN FRAscIsco, Aug 8-Sseward II F,
Moulin Of the bark Alicia, which was
stranded in Apia Hsrbor, Ssmos, last Feb
rua,y, arrived from Samoa on the Alameds
yesterday. He makes grave charges
against J'hn C. Brosdhurst, csptsin
ard part owner Of the Alicia. Moulin
says that when the Alicia Left New Ca
tie she was lesking slightly and
put into Apis. She was surveyed and
pronounced seaworthy. The cargo was
partly discharged and she vas surveyed
again, this time being conde ned. That
night she Was driven ashore by gSie while
the captain and crew were ashore. The
Alicia was then sold to wrecking &C mpauy.
Moulin charges that after the first sur
vey. the captain scuttled the ship in or3er
to secure the Insurance.. The Alicia was
insured in the Union .nsurance Company
for $4,000, but owing 10 the charges the
company refuse to pay, and suit has been
brought here to compel the payment of
insurance.