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President Caldcrou a Prisoner.

soNFiNfb bN a GILLIAN IRON CLAD
PANAMA, November 22-CaIderon, for some time
the provisional president OF Peru, Is now with his
minister OF foreign affairs. tsaaez. prisoner I'm
'hilan hands. lie was arrested on the 9th instant
aS ne was returning from mass, and allowed q few
minutes In which 10 prepare for a Visit 10 Chilli the
lehgth of which he nor no one else can tell lie
t,n ,aken TO the palace whore ne had pr-
Nate interview with Admiral Lynch. sent on \ spo-
cial train 10 Callao and there placed on board ne
iron clad Almlr1nte Cochran. lie was courtenISly
treated. and was told he might take his family
with him {he WAS recently marrie,D and any
friends he desired 10 accompany him The fTst
favor he declined hut tie second he accented and
selected several who share his exile
he reasons alleged for this arbitrary act ere not
yer made public; but Admiral Lynch is understood
10 nave acted under orders from Santiago No
one In Lima Suppases II is done out OF defancc TO
the United States on account of the attitude as
sHined Ied towards The Chiiians 10y Gen. Hurlbat
iheTe are >ufinS,'S that IL WAS because Cald,ron
disregarded lynch'S ord II prohibit ne The oNeriSs
of any other authority within the ChiIian lines
tnan that or the Chllan comma ndpr or Govern
Incnt otivrS say that the new government OF
NJ. Santa Maria believes Picraa 60 be the srnnpe &
man Ia the country, aud has baBlShed Calderon 10
make way Tor him. The removal of Calderon
makes room. however, for Montern who has an
houhcel his acceptance OF the vice presidency OF
the provisional government. provided he is as
Sured oi The support Of the United states and.
IN Whlch case, he viii assume The presidency in
Calderon s absence. "
GEN. HURLBUTs INTEREST N PERUVIAN POLITICS
Gen. Iiurlbut, who interceded earnestly I'm be-
half OF NJ. Garcia Calderon. is said to have sent a
messenger, Dr. MountJoy, L. = consul at Lam
hlln OF support and recognition If he comes % Lima
u succeed The eAiled president People In Lima do
not understand why Gen. HuribIt should tlke
such an interest In the politics OF Peru and int
ltre IN the matter OF the dominance of parties or
individuals The diplomatic corps, one and all
condemn MS action, and. although exceedingly
reticent in the matter are Understood 10 be unaoi
EIouS I'm asSe rtlng that Mr. Hurlbut's action has
cohpllcatePa1airs To such an extent that no one
Is competent 10 understand the situation. The
tllp OF the L. :. steamer Alaska from CaIlas to
Mailendo recently, has given rise To wild reports
ana all sorts OF improbable stories There Is
scarcely doubt that the captain OF the ALASKA
was allowed by the Chilan admiral 10 enter NAL
lendo, and remain there during his pleasure They
We're received 10y the people with every denonstra-
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Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, December 2.-The PDsf's financial
arucle u 40 pm. edition) says: The Stock Ex-
change markets are less active than yesterday.
United States bonds strong, and the extended SIS
and As are - higher, and AZ s Il higher Southern
state bonds are weak for Tennessees, the new Sc
RES being down per cent 10 nv, the skies,
new Ia TO 12 and the SKIES. DID, ?. TO ~ Railroad
bonds are steady to strong the general list having
advanced h add per cent b. H. and T. bonds
nrst advanced ~ TO 7sE, then fell IL To IA,
then advanced 10 a. and are 7Ssi as we write
Ihe share speculation has been alternately
strong aud heavy. but the net result OF the luct-
aIiohs is an advance OF ha7s in the general list
lU3 The Wabash stocks have been continuously
weak, the common having fallen III per
cent TO 427s and the preferred 12 TO So
The loan market is active at sharp per cent for
call loans. Some OF the stock brokers' are having
commissions OF 1-64al-32 Time loans are about
per cent for four TO six months. For 30 days ac-
cofnmo1ation, prime mercantile paper is 6a7 per
cent The market Tor foreign exchange is fully
steady, but very duh.
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The m arkets.

BALTIMORE, December 2.-virrinia es deferred.
passt due coupons. s7s: do. new tcn-forties. AK
BALTIMORE ls December .; Cotton. firm-rnia,,
sRs aO fs sE s e d. sn snt .
R;o 40 & 90. extra 99ao. 20 do family 5os1 az do
s2uthern quiet steady western excited and higher.
sosne al an a nEm9then s,is s red So do amber 20
red; spot 81 and n DeceInleE 81 .al s7H; January.
sales Corn southern steady and actire; se western n
hishsr closing easysouthern white 6eae7 do yellow.
81 .sess; February 7is.a.is. oats .sontherh..
sssis sSa5s WY" Re dull Ieos Hay qSiet prime prime
to to choice Pennsylyania and Maryland. s;ooa26. .oa
s ssiSs!dsIs sRS slesS fs sides SasSed s. and ~
BE- M ssr as9 Fs sass III Ham, .
Is, lsa4o 9 roll 22aso @ Esgs srm. 2sa29 Petroe nomi
fs ssais Sugar s setA soft s WHISKY w1dsAhs & 10
LIZ. Freirhts to L,erpoo, Per steamer quiet
Escsiptss sSuf iso barrels xss.s ss sss bashsis
Ssne: snshs ss 1 SHsss ss. rye .ss
;soa bushels; saes-~heat -. ss7 bushels. corn.
NEW YORK. December 2-stocks generally firm.
dull quiet and Steady csSa
cent qalss .aS &
advance and declined almost cent; Corn quiet and (
Lard sf51 r FORK quiet and steady 'Oai' 'O
g R fen The z 1ass % s. Ssns
e. l2ik; do; 4hs, llsh; do extended S. Io6H;
s;ss 10 Central i4a Reading. u
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current in New YORK
to-day At 2:S0 pm., - reported by H H. Dodge. OF
53s 18th street. by specia, wire:-Alton and Terrs
Haue SOY: do preferred, 80; B., II. aud 4. firsts
7sk; Canada Southern. SO; Central Pacific s41;
snS S Ys co saa cos 9s peIswsre and
and sc q
bia $e5 bonds lO7ls bid Erie 45 do. preferred. 81;
Preferred. iiIs hhnois Central, 1873; l.. and So:
Lake Shore 121: Louisville and Nashville. 10l Mchi-
gan Centrsl s2a; n. I: and T.. Sss Missoun
Elevated. 81: Metropolitan Elevated, IS: New York
syatea ksw syh and New So9S
iss: Norfolk and Western preferred, 67S; Northern
Ohio Central 2s2 ontario and Western; 81. P.csac
Essf Island. ,is.,: St PAU, icfs; s. Psa and
Texas Pacihc L. g.. 751; Union Pachc, llsa: Wabask
and Pacific, Az; do. preferred 81; Western Union,
S4z.
Closing Government Bonds.-6s reg, IUaalOOk;
5s reg, l02sal02z; AIS reg, n3zxall4 do.
onpon. iIs5.ali4 reg. lles.aIis5.: do. coupon.
lTZall7x.
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kilograms to The Star.
PERU'S Observation-Disclosures.
CALDERON A GILLIAN PRISONER.
Sale OF the baltimore Gaxc,,c.
Si'ecisl Dispatch to THE Ev.S1xo sr.n

Siecisl Dspatch to THE EVENING sr.R.
BAlTrMoRE, December s-The Baltimore sovetse
ne Official organ of the ring wing OF the demo,
crauc party OF Maryland, was yesterday sold 10
hr william B. Hazleton. managing editor OF the
i"f1'a'', representing syndicate composed
mainly oi several prominent members OF the Mer-
chants anf Manufacturers Association az thts
,'ty, OF which eN-Mayor r. {. Latrnbe ani James
y Carey, late republican candidate for poyernor
IRE the prn tpIl parties Interested rrpreSeRtiny a
Si1crabc less than s5O,O00 Mr. Hazetnn will take
'onlrol upon The lst or next January The present
Il III OF thr GdSre viii bc changcd rs well as the
policy ot the paper. which VIII In future he entirely
independent and devoted matnly 10 the commer,i "A
lht rest of the city and state The Gdzefge which
Tor some years past was the organ or the PennSyl-
ANITA railroad. WAS last April bought by Mr. Geo
cotton In the interest or the denocr tic party the
8fulhore and Ohio railroad having also an Inter-
st In IL. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-02

GAS FIX RES.
F. F. BROOKS, with Mitchell Vance Co.'s goods
and quarter of century practical experience. can
meet all competition and sell at LOWEST RATES. I'm
mense Stock. Fine selection. Retort Gas Stoves re-
duced rates.
mi E. F. BROOKS. 531 18th street
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ABOUT TREASURY CHANGEs.-Secretay Folger
said to-day to THE STAR reporter that beyond the
new appointment clerk for his department. moth
ing had been done about changes In the Treasury.
He did not think that any nominations as Treas
uFy on1cers would be sent to the Senate next Mon
day. It is stated around thedcpaxtment very gen.
orally that the next changea win be made In the
o1lces OF lTSt assistant secretary and chief clerk
Judge French, second assistant secretary, a re-
garded as 60 wen qualined In his position that the
Treasury people DO not think that he Vn be a.
turbod, atleo1t Tor some time ~
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THE GOVERNMENTS INTERESTS IN rHK ALExAN-
DRIA CANAL-U.S. Attorney Lewis, OF Virginia,
has filed In the Circuit Court for that state suit
against the corporation OF Alexandria, for the
surrender and filing with the Secretary OF the
Treasury the remainder OF the stock OF the Alex.
andrfa Canal Company pledged to the United
states In l637-S,5O0 Shafes-or In lieu thereof to
refund to the Treasury department $4,000 OF the
100000 stock. The Treasury department now has
500 OF these Shares and n this suit is decided fog
the government, the government VIII have a clear
majority OF the stock.
GARFIKLD IMMORAL HOSPITAL FUHn.-Treas.
urer 0tlnIan has received the following contribu-
uons to the Carried Memorial Hospltal:-~A
Friend" 90; NeBrA jackson. Brother Co., o10os
Ftrst CongreGataonal church, 6acramento, Cals
20: 3 g: Sc,ss sssRnsIs cS SnSrSn' resesssS ",
nington, MI, okb: Union Thanksgiving service.
SkoWhe9an, He, 0e6: FOURTH PreshZtot1l
church, euffon. 4a1s., -: =. D. Lard, NeWt1a
Lower tAllnt No. - CoaA
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Old World NcWS.
LAND Agitation IN scor,

LAND AGITATION II SCOTLAND.
LONDON, December 2-The greatest demo,sSfra.
Ioh ever neld IN Scotland, in connection with
aahd agitation, took place yesterday at Aberdeen
Two lhousand delegates, representing 40GoO
idinltrS, were present Several Scotch members
ol farillnent attended Resolutions were passed
uenahdlny general reduction OF rents compen,
Saton Tor improvements, the abolition OF the Jaws
OF hypothec and entail and other legislation in the
interest OF tenant farmers IL was urged that the
ieglsatlVe changes required must apply 20 ex.
lstlng leases A farmers alliance for Scotland
was formed.
THE GRAVITY OF AFFAIRS IN IRELAND.
LONDON, December 2.-The Times leading
article this morning, discussing the gravity of
aHifs In Ireland says: III tenants Will neither paw
rent nor go 10 the land court the law must take i
course ana It's authority must be upheld by the
whole force OF the executive
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday.
AT THE ST.p prII nv,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and 11th St., BY
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
GEO W. ADAMS. Prest.

IHE EVENING STAR is served to subscribers In the
ey by carriers, their account al 10 cent? per
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rents each BY mail-poeta.e preDaid-5O cents month";
pDe year, IS; six months, s..
Entered at the Post Office at Washington D. c. as
second class mail matter.
THE WEEKLY STAR-pub,ished on Friday-s2 a year
gostage prepaid Six months, 81 10 copes for Sl5 20
topies for $40.
sE Al mail subscriptions must be paid in advance;
bopaper sent longer than il paid for.
Rates of advertising made known on apncatior.
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\ fso SP ECIAL NOTICE.

L~E
OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE ms. Co. OF D. c.,
WAsHINGToN, Nov 80. 1881.
Policy holders hereby notified to renew their in
sursnce on or before the last MONDAY in December
SSi Tor the year 1882 Please attend to your renewals
before the last few days. and thus avoid tine crowd
the business of the Company The present year
NEW PRESIDENT recommended to the Managers at
their last meeting that the rate of interest the pre-
nuIn notes be reduced to ID per cent on ali re-
newals for tie Eext year. which Recommendation
approved by the Board thus making reduction of 33J
per cent ou the rate paid last year
n30-22t J. WESLEY BOTELER, Secretary.
rFso MANUFACTURER WANTS GENERAL
Agents here and in adjoining cities to introduce
ana sell practical n2chine an entirely new specially
that pays 400 per cent invesuents particulars upon
interview only; come ang business at I03 = street.
corner OF Mlssour1 avenue, from am to p
Inquire for HUM. n25- -3w'
rEpo CHILDI,EN'S HOSPITAL,
~ WAsHINGTON. DC. November 81, 1881.
stated annual meeting OF the contributing members
OF the CHILDREN'S HO SPII AL of the District of
bia for the election Of Directors will be held at the
Hospital Building, on MONDAY, the 9th day of re-
REGINtiD FENDALL,
n23-dtd6 Secretary Ciiildren's Hospital. D. G.
FSe BOYDS DIRECTORY, 1882
The for the above work has been completed
All persons firms making contemp plating changes
or removals will send particulars to the office as the
work will soon be put to press. Any person who has
doubts OF their name being taken will please furnish the
same 70 WM ii. BOYD,
nl8-2w LeDrot Building Sth and F streets n w.
F~ EUREKA SPRINGS WATER (from Arkansas1.
thesda, Blue Lick. Bedford, Saurian, Michigan Con-
Water and other Natural Waters freshly received
and for sale on draught at
MILBURN'S PHARMACY,
m5 1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
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ats just 50 with these Mormon people. the
prisoner i'd. st lrting up. ~ know these Mormon
people are suffering now Just as did when wa
n tbe community, ana want to appeal TO Gen
Arthur and the Congress that Is 10 assemble next
week To- do their utmost TO wipe out that stinking
ianaticiSm."
In reference TO his expression in one OF his
ietterS that the newspaper iiea was ..devliSh
ieiusion," tn prisoner i'll ne meant that IL was
not feasible: he was in 2 terrible mental confi-
ton at that tine. because he thought he had lost
nis salvation by leaving the Community.
Cross-ExaInination by VIZ. Davidge
Mr.. Scovilla finished at ten minutes past two
when Mr. Davidge took a hand at croSs-eNamina-
t'on lie wanted To know II his ocean scheme
had since been suece SSfuly caiTiedAput.
The prisoner said IL had been by MI Nixon: that
MS lheocrdttc idea had never been carried out.
MI. Dayidge ASKED "A few questions concernfng
dates, Which drew out few more from Mr.. SEQ
At215 the prisoner was excused. and returned
y MS Old seat, after having been on the witness
Il ma three days.
Call Emory Storrs.- said Mr.. Scovile.
Mr. Storro name was called, but he Gid not an
Mr.. Scoville said he had received telegram
rom MIR. Storrs saying lie would be here at this
An Ohio Witness Consradictet by Gui.
tcau.
Dr. Alexander Neill, of Columbus Ohio WIS
then sworn and examined. He had met the prfs-
oner three or four years ago. I'm Columbus: the
prisoner WAS then engaged in the laudable enter
prise oi delivering Theological lectures and selling
an inspired book. The book. the prisoner said
was the finest literary production that ever emit
mated from an Inspired pen
Il am sorry TO contradict you,n said the pris-
oner, 81 never said that"
He had had two or three conversations with the
prisoner, All his [w.tnnSs1 impression at that
time, was that the prisoner seemed TO be badly
balanced In mind; he did not profess to be an ex-
pert
ADJoURNMESTS
Col. J. o. p. Burnside was called but did not an
swer Others We're called, including Hon. Charles
B. Farwel, with the same result
At 2:25 pm, there being no witnesses except ex-
perts present, the court adjourned. Mr.. Scoville
said before adjournment that he presumed the ex
perts would go Oh the stand Tomorrow
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ ST. PAUL'S ENGLISH LUTHERAN
tIS CHURCH, corner 18th and streets northwest
Preaching THIS (FRIDAI) EVENING, at 7:30, by
Rev. DIR. PAXTON. of New York Avenue Presby terian
Church Re-opening services on Sunday next All in
vited It.
FSS THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE THIRD
t-S WASHINGTON COOPERATIVE BUILDING
ASSOCIATION will be held NEXT MONDAY NIGHT
in the hall of the Association No 615 eth street at
O'Clock. The annual report will be submitted and Off
elected for the ensuing year An Important amend
ulent u the constitution, unanimously recommended
by the Board of Directors, W II be proposed.
d1 -3t JOHN K. THOMPSON, Secretary.
~ DIR. J. W. BULKLEY REMOVED TO sos
-. 18th street northwest, between II street and New
iork avenue. n30- -3t'
7 ~ THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE BRICK
80 LAYERS UNION, No. l, of D. c., will be held
FRIDAY EVENING, December 2, at : 30 O'clock cor
of Sth and streets northwest. All members are
requested To- be present Business of importance
By order of the President.
n30-5t M. J. CURRY, Rec Sec.
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Fore End. Extension Rib Double Bolted! Trial
given and warranted to shoot as hard as 800 Gun
Sent g q D. anywhere for only {35. perfect beauty
IN finish and mechanism.
O'MEARAS SPORTING BAZAR
l347 PENNA. AVE. (near Wizards HoteD
nl2 Washington, d. C.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25

Mr. Matthew Arnold will. it is reported,
retire next year from his present official po-
sition-that of Inspector of Schools.
Mr.. Stanley, the baritone, has been in fail
ing health for some time past. He has gone
to Italy for few months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cooke are now on
their road to India, where they expect to
arrive in November.
Mavor kalloch announces himself as a can
didate for Congress at the next State election
in California.
The Prince of Wales has joined the Royal
Portsmouth Corinthian Yacht Club of which
Prince Edward of Saxe-Weimar is the Com
modore, and has n,imated his desire to take
part in one of their races.
Gen. Grant, it appears from a letter in The
Atlanta Constitution. has changed of late he
dresses more brightly and talks more than he
used. Sometimes he wears blue necktie
with red dots on it and has ever been known
to don trowsers Of plaid pattern
The Emperor of Germany has appointed
King Kalaksua to a Prussian Generalship.
German interviewer reports that he
never met with any one who stood the cross
fire of incessant questioning with so much
amiabilny and readiness of reply as His
Majesty of the Sandwich Islands.
Rev. DIR. Lyman Abbott in the Christian
Uuion advocates that the State purchase a
tract in the wilderness lying Immediately
west of the Hudson River. and extending
from perhaps five miles below to five miles
above West Point, and give it. untouched by
landscape gardening, to the public for park
The tract designated is-a part Of the Hudson
Highlands
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25
Walt Whitman in Boston.

The author Of ''Leaves Of Grass arrived
in Boston, Saturday, and will stop there for
a short time overseeing the composition and
proof reading of the new and complete one
volume edition Of his poems to be issued by
J. X. Osgood & Co.. this fall. This forth
coming edition, while comprehending all
the old poems, will not only contain many
pieces never before printed, but will be
essentially new volume. The consecu-
tiveness and relative order and proportion
of the poems-the writer's most important
points which he has had in view from the
beginning-will now for the first time be
fulfilled. We understand that the poet has
no seen his way clear to leave out any of his
former pieces, but that all are to be included
in this edition. 1t is said that he himself
considers the whole collection as curiously
turning on the secession war. "as wheel on
its axle turns" The s'old gray" now in his
63d year, is yet under the influence of the
paralytic shocks that befell him ten years
hence Still he gets around singularly we'll,
having travelled many thousand miles the
last three years, and, during that time has
explored the Rocky Mountains, the great
plains and the Canadian and st. Lawrence
regions. He makes much of the kindness he
everywhere finds in these travels, especially
from transportation men and Journalists.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25

vv>UE undersigned, Committee OF whom tne mrs, ;,
two members were appointed by the yus,ce 70 u
he Snnreme Judicial Court at Its session IN Aroo
,not Counfy commencing on the last Inesuay VI
Ehrary A. ID. 1870, and the third MEMBER, sp-
o;n,ad nv he Justice of said Court at It's session
"mmeneipe on the last Tuesday OF February a. y; y;
ISL fo iii q vacancy occasioned by the deceaSe 0.
.hn.r w, eks a member of said committee ne nrs
nnn;nted Nil of said members having been
~ nner an appeal to said Court from the dec,.lon .,
.ho County Commissioners of SAID Ccuu's
in LAYING out the following 1ese'i4'u I',
m.x viz: commencing on the south I'll" III.
W ;be r. own lot so called, in Letter b kange l~p'
m n aid Couuty at a point near the Leary Dovn, IN,
s"winy The old road near as praclicao'e on III
on,h ide OF the stream TO the Burnt brow.so M !,
1nn running in souiheastery direction un' !, ~, ~
,r,rcs the mill road leading from McConnel McCo;shI.
=, Moui,on. thence running in the most prae.nea, p y,
ne 70 inierspct the County Road on tne ; GU H y; ~
p R,fast and Letter line, hereby give ho'cs ~
ccorance with the provisions OF sec Isl ., =,
,os of thr Public Laws of 1879 that the! VIII re M ,h
, S " Scbnohou.e in said Township Letter ." n IN.
h;r,santh day OF September, A. u ISL, =.
.,oct M and after bearing all parties iI'e, ~ :,
IN said road will proceed thereafter on sau IN sa;f
~ ; .;S ron,e and take such further action III eA
premises "S '"'' RICHARD L. BAKER,
CHARLES DUNN,
GEORGE G. BICkFORD
Houltou, July 5th. 1881.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25
General News.

Forty EIGHT Chinese students left Hartford,
Monday. for San Francisco, in charge OF
Young Wi Sun.
Morgan G. Bulkley, Mayor Of Hartford.
Monday. gave railroad excursion to l400
poor women and children.
A peculiarly of the lynching of Charles
Stewart, Mississippi wife murderer, was
that bis father-in-law prayed for him and
helped to adjust the moose.
The Rev. John Jasper. of Richmond, Va,
who has won some celebrity by his assertion
that the sun moved and not the earth, is ,ad.
dressing campmeeting at Cincinnati on
'sThe Sun and its Movements"
Acting on theory that human beings were
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25
NO. 200.

made to stand upright. and. therefore, ought
never to lie down, Californian sleeps in an
apparatus which sustains him comfortably
in perpendicular. position.
Sylvanus A. Oakly, poor man at Roches-
ter, New York, claims real estate of the
present value Of twenty millions of dollars.
hundred wears ago.
The American Association for the ad-
vaneement of Science, in session at Cincin-
natl yesterday. elected the following officers
President, DIR. J. W. Dawson, of Montreal (;
General Secretary, VIM. Saunders, London,
Ont; Assistant General Secretary, Prof.
Eastman. Washington, ID. c.
One of the Concord philosophers is cred
tied with the definition of actuality as the
thingness of the here. Pursuing the same
vein OF occult reflection, we are tempted to
affirm that ideality is the thingumbob of the
hereafter. Courier.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-08-25
Summer Arrangement---'
Augusta, eoothbay and the Islands,
Touching at all intermediate Landings
The New Steamer MABEL F..

viii. on snd after ,nday, june 90 run as follows:
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS (round trip days
leave Augusta at 6. Haowel go. Gardiner Z, 30. iot
and Roothbay. RETURNING, will leave Boothbay
At i.30 r NJ, for Ocean Point Squirrel; Mouse and
Canitol Islands, leaving Bath at 4P NJ, for Rich-
anrnd Gardiner Hallow ell and Augusta.
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY leave Augusta
m I5 UaIoweIl 1910 and Gardiner Ills A. NJ )
Richmond at - 30 and Bath at p. NJ, for Five
Islands Mouse, Capitol and Squirrel Islands, Ocean
Point and Boothbay.
MONDAY and THURSDAY, Returning. ieave
Wonse and Five Islands. leaving, Bath At TO- Ter
Richmond Gardiner H.llowsll s,SSsy.e.a.v and ASSsn.tr
DAYS DOWN-AUgusta 70 bootnoay-isesoAy'
DAYS GP-Boothbay to oAugusta-Aonday. Tues
day. Thursday and Friday. J1v~