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To Let.

@ EVEN good rooms down stairs, first white house
- on left hand side beyond behring's Bridge
Inquire on the premises. jy10dtf
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WINDOWS OF HAILSTONES
SeVerest Hail Storm Ever known in New
Hampshire.

CLARENoNT, N. H, Jnly 21.-The severest
hailstorm ever known in this section passed
over Cornish Saturday afternoon, beginning on
the East side of the Connecticut river, near
Windsor, Vt, and extending North to the
Plainield line, and from half mile to mile
wide Large and small trees were torn down,
and corn and grain crops ruined. On the side
of Kehyon's Hill in Cornish hail stones were
piled five feet high against the stone wall. In
the corn field of Chester Pike hail stones in
windows were two feet deep, and as large as
hens egg. Windows were smashed in many
buildings. the loss is estimated at between
81, 900 aud $1,000.
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Riot at a CoIore,, FoIks, Iee,iur,

BALTIMORE. July 21.-Late yes terday after
noon a riot occurred at colored camp meet
ing about four miles from Chestertown, Kent
several cut with razors or knives, VIM. Ash
ley Of Millington was shot in the abdomen it
is thought fatally; another had his face terribly
cut. These two only received serious wounds.
The sheriff arrested seven of the ringleaders.
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NEW YORK.
Sailing of the Chinese Embassy,

New YORK, July 21.-The Chinese embassy
comprising 70 Ming, Chinese minister al
Washington, and his suit of ten persons, &C.
companied by three servants, sailed to-day on
the steamer City of Para, of the Pacific Mai
Steamship Co, for Panama en- route to Peru
Members of the Chinese legation went down
to the steamer to see the party off.
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THE GREEDY PARTY.
The Transport Loeb Garry Sails for New
Work

WASHINGTON, D. c., July PA telegram
from st. johns, N. F., was received at the
Navy Department this afternoon, stating that
the Arcrc relief transport Loeb Garry sailed
from st Johns, at noon to-day, and is ex.
pecteS to arrive in New York about the 26th
lust.
ST. JOHNS, N. f., July 21.-The collier OF
the Greedy expedition the Loeb Garry, left
port at l p. m. for New York. She takes the
mail of the expedition and of the Greedy sur.
vivors. Greely's strength is steadily increas-
Ing. He continues to be fed and banqaeted
by leading citizens of ST. Johns. Frsdercks,
Council, Long, Brainard and Beiderbreck are
progressing amazingly. The Alert will be
despatched 48 hours III advance of the Thetic
and Bear, SO that the squadron lay reach New
York stimuli tanecusly.
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The will of Harvey ID. Parker.

BOSTON, July 21-At half-psst two o'clock
this afternoon Mr.. Francis E. Parker presented
to Judge McKim a written defamation of him.
self and Hon. Samuel G. Cobb to serve as
trustees under the will of Harvey d. Parker,
ana said that tho question of the executorship
of the estate vas still under consideration by
himself aud Mr.. Cobb. Subsequently Hon.
Charles Levi Woodbury. aud Augustus Russ,
petition praying that Nathaniel j. Bradlee
and Gen. Samuel v lawrence be appointed
as trustees. judge MCKim fixed their bond at
$lOOOOo each, and uIess the consent of all
parties concerned ca 90 Q obtained in writing
notlce OF the proposed change of trustees is to
be made by newspaper publication.
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THE NIHILISTS.
Discovery of Fresh Evidence Of their Ac-
fiYity-Lmportnnf Arrests and seizurer.

Discovery of Fresh Evidence of their Ac-
tivity-HmpOrtan Arrests and seizures.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 21.-The police at
erous proclamations printed in the Russian and
Polish languages, which it was intended to is
sue throughout the empire in the event of the
designs against the Gar on his recent visit to
Warsaw having been successful. Five terror
lists have been arrested at Moscow In their
possession were found large sums of money,
dynamite bombs and documents The letter
showed that since the coronation of the Gear
Moscow has been the seat of the Executive
Committee of the Nihilists. state of siege
will be proclaimed at Warsaw. The Govern
or General and the Chief OF Police of that
place will be removed. The newspapers say
that Russia and Germany propose the adoption
OF an International convention providing for
measures for the suppression of dynamiters.
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FINANCIAL.
Closes Its Doors,

ELMIRA, N. Y, July 21.-The private bank
ing house of F. G. Hall closed its doors at
noon to-day. Inability to realize on real estate
and securities is given as the cause. The bank
carried about $4,000 or 100000 deposits of
business men, laboring men and farmers. The
amount Of the liabilities is not yet known.
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Surgeon General Hamilton of the Marine Hospit-
al vice bias made report to the secretary Of the
fumes of petroleum on the health of persons en-
plo'ed on vessels IN handling that article. He has
investigated the matter and states that there is
the slightest danger to health from handling pc
trOleum.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Return of Glouces'er Vessel shorts
handed.

ShOFGS
handed.
GLOUCESTER, July 21.-Schooner Abbie r.
Morris, Capt. Edward Morris, whose crew of
twelve men were lost in fog on the Grand
Banks July 9Th, and arrived at St Pierre
Miquelon after great suffering, as previously
required, arrived home safely this morning
Capt Morris and his cook, Henry Whiting,
were left alone on board when the men went
out to visit their travis and failed to rsturn.
The vessel Was lying at anchor aud was COM
PEELED to remain 50 until assistance was rs-
ceived from on board schooner Adela Hart
well to raise the anchor, after which the two
men started for home, proceeding without as
sistance to Liscomb Harbor, where they ship
ped two men and resumed their voy age. The
passage home was made without any incident
nf nnta
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

YHNHE following described property, belonging to
the estate of the late lothian f. Clark is offer
ed for sale to close The estate and is well worthy the
attention of investors:
Lot No. PSI Danforth street, containing about
$500 feet, with two good houses thereon, renting
for $3.50 per annum.
Lot No. 269 Danforth street, containing $500 feet
with two new houses thereon, now renting for $3.50
per annum.
Lot of land No. 1913 Danforth street, containing
$500 feet.
Lot of land on Cumberland street, near corner of
Melen street. containing 5023 feet; of the best
lots on the street, and rapidly increasing in value
Lots No. IL and 1l3 Bracket street, containing
1856 feet, with dwelling houses thereon renting ior
S672 per annum.
Lots 80 to 45 Lincoln street, containing 4073 feet
of land, with two 3story dwellings thereon renting
for $500 per annum.
Lot No. 141 Washington street, containing 1890
feet of land, with dwelling thereon, renting for
1904 per annum.
Lot of land on Washington street, good location,
containing 2760 feet
For further particulars inquire of
ROLLINS & ADAMS.
Real Estate and Insurance Agents, % Exchange
Street, Portland.
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TO LET.
TO Let.

, TWHO LET-Farm House between the Atlantic
II House and Prouts Neck will be let for the sea-
son. Address Farm Press Office or e. Seayy,
Prout's Neck. ily11-2
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, July %.
The indications for New England to-day are
warmer, fair weather clearing in the extreme
northern portion, and southw esterly winds.
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
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DICYCLE FOR sALE-54 inch; English
ID make, easy running, good order; reasonable
terms. 224 Federal ST., or No. 3 CHAPEL ST.
ivZ1 -
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EOR sALE-s15OO. n

EOR sALE-SI5OO. Manufacturing bust
n ness: employs 40 hands; pays 25 per cent profit;
business $3.50 o per year. all order work. orders
ahead; d st class patronage; no bonus; properly
pushed will pay $4,000 year. W. F. CARRUTH-
ERS, "a fremont Row. Boston, jyl7-1
a. rooms furnished in black walnut and Brussels
chances ever offered; rooms full and paying well;
must be sold at account of i'll health. W. f.
CARRUTHERS, "a fremont Row, Boston. jy16-1
EsOR sALE-S22OO Buys 1st class provision
T. business, runs teams; located within 20
miles Boston; business $500 per week; very low
rent; run by present owner Is years; great bar
gain; i'll health sole cause of SALE W. f. CARRUTH-
EkS, "a fremont Row, Boston. jy16-l
NOR SALE-S65OO. LIST class undertaker's
n business; established and run by present own
20 years; consists of carriage house. stable sales
room well equipped throughout, fine horses har-
nesses, hearses; business $4,000 profits per year;
located within 10 miles Boston. W. +. CARRUTH-
Frs, "a fremont Row, Boston. jyl6-1
NOR SALE-$6OO. Cash grocery and provis-
A. ion store located on one of the best streets in
Boston; low rent; run by present owner 20 years,
business $500 per week. W. f. CARRUTHERS,
"a Tremon, Row, Boston, jyl6-l
NOR SALE-Best lodging house in Boston, for
IL the price; very centrally located; we'll
rented; so table boarders if wanted and at good
prices; sold for the best of reasons and can be
bought by payil half the price down. JOHN
SMITH JR.. & co, As Milk s., Boston. jy19-1
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LATEST MARINE NEWS.
Abandoned i'm a shaking Condition

LONDON, July 21.-The American bark JON
sthan Bourne, from Newcastle, N. S. W., for
Manila, has been abandoned in sinking con-
dition. The passengers and crew have landed
at APPS, one of the Philippine Islands.
Off the Rocks.
BOSTON, July 81 The steamer Empire
State, which met with an accident off Thatch-
er's Island, yesterday, arrived tonight under
her own steam. She is not seriously damaged,
but will go in the dry dock for repairs.
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Euves,i.ating soIdiers' Homes,
Facts am. RnmOrs.
LABOR TROUBL Els.


NEW YORK, July 21-About 1000 trcklay-
ers and 5000 laborers and 200 hosting engin-
GERS aud fireme struck work this morning,
because their employers refused to grant their
demand that nine hours should constitute a
days work inste sd of 10 hours. Those en-
ployers who denied the request of their work
men, say they can get other men to take their
places, and that whether they can or not, it
will be but few days at the outside, before
the men will be willing to return to work I'M
der the old terms. Bosses who granted nine
hours think that the others are foolish not 10
do the same thing, as they will have to yield
in the end.
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NOR SALE "A tent for sale or to let, size: 25
Il by 10. For particulars apply at the Brooklyn
Summit House, Peaks Island. iy19-I
ENOR SALE.-One of the greatest inventions
IL of the age secured by patent; grand oppor-
tunity to make money with small capital; no COM
Petition no risk business light, pleasant and hon
orable; worth investigating; Call on or address
ROOM s. United States Hotel Congress st. En-
trance. jylS-l
LNOR SALE-Mrs. Ralston's simple method for
IL permanently removing superluous hair; No.
IL Essex Place. Rear of Bracket Street. first floor
house with pi zza Best of reference. jyl7-4
NOR SALE.-House lots for SALE two house
Il lots adjoining, on southerly side of Adams St..
each 80 feet wide and 30 feet deep, with privilege
of passage way in rear, in common, For terms &c.
apply TO Mr. Goodwin, at office of E. E. UPHAM
co 4212 Exchange street. jy2-4
10 SALE-The large baking business of G.
IL K Wilmington, Boston. with ovens, engine
and equipment complete; wholesale routes HORSES
wagons pungs, etc., and fine retail store; great
sacrifice. Address f. G. HOLCOMoE, IS Devon
shire street, Boston. iyl2-4
ENOR sALE-In Pownal, Maine. farm Of 35
Il acres; land sandy loan; good buildings, good
water; wood for home use; some FRUIT owing to
sickness will be sold very low. Apply to e. E. UP
HAM Il CO., 421a Exchange ST., Portland. jyS-4
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fLArER.l

Atthe headquarters of the striking brick
layers and laborers tonight it was stated TIL
the fight was virtually won and nearly all
builders had given in to the demands of the
men. Only 1900 men it was claimed wers now
on strike. The Builders association on the
other hand tonight aLnoubcs that only two
firms had given in. Twenty-six members of
the association and eight firms not members
had agreed to resist all demands made by
their employees.
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WASHINGTON.
Gen. Longstrees's Resignation Asked Ps

Gen. LOngstrees's Resignation Asked Fer.
WASHINGTON, July 81 The President has
called for the Resignation OF General James
LongstreeJ as United Sia.es Marshal for ths
northern district of Georgia. THIS action is
based on the recommendation of the Attorney
General, who had preferred charges against
him fer caralessDess and iHeficiency, and ask
ed for his immediate removal. 1t is generally
understood that he will be succeeded by John
E. Bryant.
HnvesIisating Soldiers Homes.
Chairman Rosecrans, of the House military
committee, has appointed Messrss-Slocnm,
Murray, Steele and O0tcheon as sab-commit-
tee to investigate the management OF the SOL
diers' homes during the recess. They will
meet in Dayton, OHIO, Aug. 1, and after con.
Guiding their labors there will proceed to Mil
yankee and hence to augusta, Me-, and Hart
ford, Conn.
Facts ant. RnmOrs.
The President expects to leave Washington
Wednesday for New York CITY, where he will
remain about week, aad then visit the Cats
kill Mountains.
Tue commission Of Jarrett as Commissioner
of Labor Statistics, is still withheld by The
President, and it is believed that his chance of
securing the place is growing less.
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For Rent.
. NICE Offices on LIST floor. Enquire 40 Elk
q CHANGE ST.
iy3 diff
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TO LET.
TO LET.
To Let.
For Rent.

CHAMBERS, No. 2 st. Lawrence Place. Enquire
" at the LIQUOR AGENCY.
June 81, 1884. ie28-tf
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THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE.

Cheering Reports from New York City-A
Prominent Democrat Offers to stump
the Stat for Blaine.
NEW Yo,s&, July 21.-G. o. Kaufman was
elecued German Secretary of the Republican
National Commute to-day. The new head
quarters of the Republican State Committee
at the Gilsey House presented scene of
activity this morning. Secretary Vrooman
said that there wa sver before such demand
for speakers ar uments; also that prom
inent Demoer stamped the State for
Hancock in Is iendered his services to
the committee.
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House for Sale or to Let.
LOST AND FOUND.

THOUND-on Brown ST., between Congress and
Free ST., one box of cigars July 10. Can be
had by calling at BROWN ST., proving property
and paying chaIg es. 1yl7-l
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Every room at Isle au Haut is filled BY frs
class bosrders, most of them from New York
II is said to be the only watering place on thu
coast where all tho rooms are full.
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FO8 SALE.

LNOR sac R-Two tenement house, stable and
u acre of land, near horse in Deerng. only
$1,000. Two-tenement house, comment street,
S2700. Twotenement house, Oxford street, $1,000.
House, 6 rooms, Atlantic street, $4,000. Farm in
Falmouth, cheap. A. P. WEIGH, 93 Exchange
street. WILL
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EOR SALE - StSeO. Wooden Hardware,
H. paints, oils and tin ware store, well established
splendid chance to add plumbing STORE located with
sole cause of selling; one Of the best chances on
mybooks; low rent. W. F. CARRUTAERS, "a IRE
mont Row, Boston. iY21.l
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EOR SALE-For just what it is worth the
y stock and fixtures tools etc of first class jew
elry and Fancy Goods store with fine run of watch
work. Now paying a net profit of $500 per year,
located in centre of manufacturing Town 81 miles
out OF Boston, capital required about $2500. W.
f. CARRRUTHERS, "a fremont Row, Boston,
iv21-1
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SPORTING.
80 U U y U
OTHER HAMFg

At Columbus-Columbus s. I oledos 4.
At New York-MetrOpolitans A; Brooklyn 0.
At Washington-National Unions 2; Boston I'm
ions, 8. Washington IL; Allegheny 3.
AT Baltimore Athletic 2; Baltimore g.
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Upon the return of the Belfast tase ball
club from their trip to Portland and Biddefford,
the friends of the team presented Dilworth
with purse of $50. Efforts have been made
TO secure his services as pitcher for the Kenne-
bunk team but he has refused to desert the
homo nine, although receiving no salary.
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NOR SALE-Located in city Boston; $3.50
1t buys stock ana fixtures and teams of nice gro
Gerry and provision store a good street; estab-
lshed I 2 years; safe sure and reliable business;
best of reasons for selling. W. F. CARRUTHERS,
"a fremont Row, Boston. iyl7-l
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81 & 50 GREEN ST., BOSTON.
FURNISHED LODGING ROOMS.

With use of Bath, Sitting Rooms and Gas, to re-
spectacle parties only. $3.50 to $500 per week.
jy12eod1m e. OTTO,
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LNOR SALE-SIOOO. LIST class baking bu 81
IL ness; established 80 years. in present hands 6
years, using to IL tarr}l l. -four per week. goods
all sold over the counter fine store; 2 show win
dows; tenant ii rooms, 3 connected. fine bakery;
low rent; on one of best streets in Boston, death
cause of sale W. f. CARRUTHERS, "a fremont
Row, Boston. iyI7-l
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NOR SALE-The safe, desk, gas fixtures and
IL shelving in store No, 100 Gross street; can be
seen from IL a. m. until l p. m. each day for one
week. je2l-I
ETOR sALE-one phaeton good style and in
a. good order. Also open box buggy at
TRAFTON'S STABLE, Preble St.. nesr Cumber-
land iuD1 I
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VNHE two-story brick house No. SO Winter street
"A is for rent. lnquira of o. G. e BOYD, No
Exchange street, or HOWARD SoULE, No
pol Commercial street. my27dn
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EASTPoRT.

The soldiers reunion at PASSPORT next month
will be attended probably by Mr.. Blaine, Mr..
Boutelle, Gen. Chamberlain and Gen. Smith
The ssrdine factories, which have beeu shut
down for several months, started up Monday
of last week
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1.-TWO nice rents in the Western art of the city;
Il all modern Improvements. Apply at 40 Ex-
change street. jy8du
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PENNINGTON.

meeting of the Pennington Republican
town committee was held in the Chronicle
office Thursday afternoon. Mr.. Everett B.
Norton was elected mamber of the commit
tee in place of F. o. Garcelon, resigned, and
was also made chairman of the com mittee
The selection is regarded as good one by
leading men of the party in town, for be is an
nntiring worker and Republican to the back
bone.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-03
COIU " BlA NEWS
From Our Regular uorrs.,

From Our Regular Correspondent
The Susquehanna rolling mill Blaine and
Logan club has disbapded, on account Of
scarcity Of cash.
Levi Boyer, q Southern "Coou," with
the assistance OF Ave OF Colun,bia's darks'
are d'gaing IN town at night tor hidden
treasures.
While cutting at ioist at the skating
rick yesterday, john Kramer cut u terri
BILE cash In his right knee.
Osoeolo Tribe, No. II, 1. q. Il, NJ.
installed the following officers Las. even.
ing Prophet, George Hill saohem, DR..
Stoper 4. s., George Rost =; j. g., Amos
Gramm q. Of r., 5. b. Clepper.
Condensed ltems
About ak hundred excursiopis,s lett the
p. X. II. depot this morning for Phila-
phia. front truck Of Frederick
division baggage Car jumped the track In
front Of the p. X. II. depot last evening -
Fair and festival for the benefit Of the
Wrightsville band will open this
evening In the Wrightsville armory.
The skating rink Is uuder roof
and will be completed BY Oct 49, but
will not open until OCT 20 columbia
bre company meets this evening"
A Republican banner will be raised to-
morrow evening. Dwelling house number
| 307 Cherry street, was sold to John b.
Maxton, by A. G. Bruner, at private
terms. Frederick Gramm. of Ironville,
has moved to Columbia. Large and pleas
ant surprise parties given Mrs. John
Swartly and Rev. Ritter last evening.
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PERSONAL.

Gov. PENaREE, of Vermont, was inau
gurat,d ou Thursday.
GENERAL DIAz has been officially pro.
claimed pres cent Of Mexico.
The EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA, has the
finest collection of pipes IN Europe.
Mr.. A NJ. SULLIVAN, the eminent Irish
publicist. is lying at the point of death.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR pays taxes in New
YORK this year to the amount of 60, 377 S5
GEORGE BANCROFT, the historian, will
hold his eighty third birthday reception at
Newport, X. L, to day.
QUEEN VICTORIA is said to DO trying to
arrange a marriage between Prince Victor
and the Princess Marie, of Belgium.
GEORGE SANDS earned more than 5000,
900 by her peu but her possessions were
scar sely worth s5, 600 when she died.
THE CARS wiie, a sister of the Princess
of Wales, is extremely fond of jewelry,
and possesses the most ancient patterns
aud artistic sets that money could secure
at Rome.
EMPEROR WILLIAM is now 30 feeble
that his early demise ID looked for at
Berlin, and it's consequences canvassed.
Uaable to sit on horseback, he can only
witness reviews from carriage seat.
BARTHOLOMEW, ths coachmsn who
married his wealthy employers adopted
daughter, was discharged at Troy, N. Y,
on Thursday. The girls foster father
declares that he will pever see her again
JUDeE ROBERT MCFARLAND, associate
justice of the supreme court Of Tennessee,
died on Wednesday night at his home in
Morristown, aged SO The supreme court
nov in session at Knoxville, adjourned in
honor of the deceased.