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would promise 20 sendM Stockton back and also " AZ
n Johnson republican In Mr. Wrght's place ~ ~ H.
NOT The rad Gals agree 10 thsY Was the election o.
CsttelI Of more Importance than the interests :,
general governm 'nts This question a.u reSt eIec
II vii be- for them to doc do whether those men se sUou
Legislators who stubbony refuse 10 saGflnve .os, r
bilious of one 10 the hgher interests
the publc welfare. .,,ons
OK THr GOVERNOR APPOINT SENATOR,
II u undrstood that Governor has not the power
10 fll the acancy occasoned by the oustins OF MI
Stockton
The legislaes are going home There Is great
rrats and the JSnson republicans The radicals are IN
deep mourning They their weeds gracefully, but
evidently do not ovet them Soon this hubbub OF poll
teal excitement VIII off and join the procession OF
past events, and tbs city of serous families VIII DO
left 10 its verdant Inhabitants to renew again tneif
scenes OF quietness ant good humor
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MUNICIPAL FAIRS,

STATED sEssIoN-THulsDAy. April s-sP. n.
NO cy Hs 70 IN 'n''
e., %i,on Green ESQ., fFsa'dsns IN 'ne oaa
0oanoiinsn Rsen.n st.eom Flynn, Robinson. o,gnsn,
and.HstsrioS- %
The minutes Of the previous meeting read and
proved.
By Councilman KosrxR-
vspsng programme Of Tor celebrating he
Fourth Of July, 1885.
"""A nssoLuIiom
Rssoised That the Stree. Commissioner be and he is
W %s ss' wa: sdop,sS -. "''' - ''
Rs.sissd Tiss sIdsw.is in Lexington Avenue ives.
a 5 sd s s saa s
not already done under direction stree. Commits
Which was laid over. '''--'' ''''''' -'
Hssoiycd That William street. between HEAVIER and Pearl
streets, 30 pssa with Belgian Ma ss e
.s SssA wac referred to the Committee on Belgian rsv'
H ~ Councilman sT,co.-
pece@ssr l. ISL psrmssion was granted 70 the Masonic
ns ' ana ne rar 'fe ana sesSss
follows % VIII By worth, Barter PARK and Little
~ ss ' SSaasts x The actual esss sssreof and
S ss q . no named sss .s s.
beng bubble ANA asi9en,al % the health o. 'he
= &c and b.
authorized nd directed shed building
saeainSeras tss ground above Ss:eflSsd sRd
rsS..isd aaS seaS l
}, caanciria van Rosnnrs-
Resolved That the Counsel 70 the CorPorson be and ne
ss'sss Si Il from Ts Harlem
49, wa Ieierred 70 Inc comi'see on street opsnnss
is n sswss - s 81. n a .s s
@ 49, III 49,, "nosr 'ne re'u"o " s
oI wSes ~ ~ re- nm s.
~ m. w ssn, se.'''ea 70 ''s o0nm''s' o' s'u
.ssss q
Re 81 ss wssrs ns already DONE ndr
Which was referred % he co@mis,ss on Roads
That Twenty sIrhA street, between Seventh sns
reasSs where Necessary. and curb and gutter stones sss
Con- sss msss n'''' under The d'''n Of the s's
~ wns wss ssfsss :. the COMMITTEES 90 Streets
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City InteIligenee.

Petition or Gas CossuxgRs. petition s, now being
extensively circulated among citons and eivng the
signatures Of nearly every person ntercs,s d. directed
70 the legislature asking that body for the passage Of
On act which shall restrict the legal rro1 u Of all city
gas companies TO per upon their capital
Invested and do away with the arbitrary rules Of the
existing corporations; also compelling them 70 give good
gas at far prce. and without tar or, entail charge
should be for the protection OF the ,nsumey who
at the present time has 10 pay an exorhant rae for
very poor Illuminating material
'srHx CONDENSATION TEN wAS This n the title Of
lecture written by tho gifsed orator, the Rev Henry
Giles OF Boston, who Is unfortunately prenteib by pro-
rac,ed and severe illness from resuming No psos one
of the most eloquent lecturers in America The lecture
viii be recltod by frsnd Of Mr. Giles, ~ J. Nichols,
at testimonial 70 be given the. author al All Souls
church. corner OF Fourth avenue and rsenteth street.
proceeds q which viii BE- preisnied ,hs suffering
author and family The occasion viii be enlivoned by
suitable musia and other interesting ceremonies DOns
tons to the Giles testimonial fund may be made and
s' Tr rs ,ne s Byosdway This deserving s cali
upon The admirers Of genius aud the charitable.
hope It viii bs handsomely responded To-
TuK wARp Hcxn MAusEk Those who road the ad-
vance programme Of the matinee hold in This city on
Monday last we're led 10 expect thai Mrs Jus Ward
Home would read two Of her poems on The occasion
The death Of her uncle Mr. John ward prevented her
| attendance.
| Cvr Hsa Tnnolr "A woman, named Martha Kearas,
living 21e Seventh avenue Thursday night, while
aborIng under temporary Of OF insanity, cut her throat
with razor nfic,lng very deep and dangerous wound
Oncer Foley Of the Sixteenth preenc conveyed her v
| the Jews Hospital, ise West Tweny-eighth street.
FArAr FALr-Yestcrday morning, about seven o'clock
MrL Margaret Ward, widow woman, who lived In The
rear Of No 81 chrysss street. while hanging out clothes
from tho landing tho third ncor the ba1nisters Gays
| way, precipltaiing her 70 the pavement below Thy
njurss resolved were 81 ouch character that she acc
two hour subsequently,. Coroner Gamble vas notified
! 70 bold an inqucst
Fovm DrowSfp ,rbe remains Of = man whose nsm'
supposed 70 have been b. McRenpa were found 10 ~
dock foot Of Hubert street. North river Deceased wN
about forynve ycan Of age had dark hair and goatee
He wore dark 0vsrcoat and undercost color grky
mixcd vcst gray pants red nannel aud white muslin
shus The body Appeared 10 have beep In the vatsl
ibcdt four wsska a iuQusss IVES held u cogonsl
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TIE GREAT TORNADO.

Its Navages I'm Indiana and ILLINOIS,
Immense Destruction OF Property and
OF Life.
In the HERALD of last Monday given an extended
account of the terrible tornado which swept over por
Non of Indiana on Tuesday, the 10th ult. From the
apers of that section which have snce come to hand,
appoars that force Of the whrwnd not stayed
Thin tho limits OF Indiana, but EXTENDED into Southern
nois Below account Of its fearful destructive
IS In the latter State, furnished by The Evansville
w. Courier.
te were visited by Mr.. William Brill, an old and
ted farmer of johnson county, lllnois-snd one OF
most extensive in that Countrywide furnished US
d over that neghborhood on the Goth, which caused
iblo loss Of life and the total destruction OF every
pn the line of Its march, entirely uproong whole
carrying away houses, trees, wagons, and every
Above the ground, and bringing misery and mourn
y the happy homes OF many.
lrI descr hes the appearance OF the storm as the
nrfc ever witnessed that the mind can con-
"a dense blackness enveloped the valley below
was quito light on the hills around, and this
as tho disnctness OF the whole. The most ter
nv rumbn- and moaning flied the air, and the
shuphur very strong. The unearthly noise
SEP drown the voices OF speakers close TO each
tion Of the valley where this tornado passed
y$he neighborhood Of Tobacco Post Once, and
~ few miles of Golcondo. The tornado moved
ai to cast and appeared to keep in chosen path:
qry is very esoten hnt thnsa iir'"o -" Tho ON III
efeined 10 suffer most
ssi,yanccd apparently with the moderate speed OF
tnSive MI Brill observed high In the air the most
hrdi.,rv eucctaclc of trees, crushed houses, wood
and Meets that seemed to him 10 be horses and
& boris on BY the storm in densc volumes OF gift
tlsf- VI ia tho iuextricabe confusion. The
heaven were filed with the contents o. farms.
y OBJECT seemed torn frcm the earth and folded up.
Houses we're taken up bodily and dashed over
ana Fiecedosalation spread over The valley.
inc tornado advanced the indications o. its course
e yTsy to point IN a drcsions
he volumes of dust and sulphurc smoke that enye-
pa everything IN the valley, and which at times
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Police Intelligence.


90 Thursday afternoon, as Mr. VIM Humphrey, Of 40
Duane street, wa standing on the corner Of Fourth
Que and Twenty second street. looking al the working
him and seizing gold watch aud chain, worth $500,
from Mr. Humphreys pocket OF with H. The thief
ran ono block down the avenue and turning Into Twenty
drst street. cd towards the East river closely followed
py Mr. Humphrey The fugitive took very ciryuitous
route Ia order evaic bis pursuor but Ending that Mr.
Humphrey wa gaining on him. the rascal took refuge
N an asy way In Twenty third street, near the river,
whore he was arrested BY ocer Kass Of the Eighteenth
10 was about nineteen years old On searching the streets
through which Phaicn had fed the stolen uncpece and
chain were found IN Twenty nrst street. between Fourth
And Lexington avenues, where be had thrown ,hsn-
The scd yesterday taken before Jus,ico boase
and committed for trial without ball
. rYLoxrous ASSAULTS.
Tho Twenty seventh precinct police report that on
Thursday nigh, Thomas Donncy, living at rs Trinity
raace ncrt TO the house Of John Rcod 10 Thames street
kommenced arrellng with hts llteod y wife. heen
ho WINS sck lnlerfercd 10 protect her whom pcnnciy
eofnmltted an assault him. iced, as ne alleges,
brev knife and In sef-defonce, stabbed Donnclly IN
the SIDE nnicting dangerous wound Donnely sae
conveyed ~ bellevue Hospital Reed was arrested BY
cloer Dowdioan and Justice Hogan committed him for
examination.
Robert Mccrogor, Of No lio Cedar street, and Henry
NcGongnl Yesterday had A officially, during which
bne OF Tho barrels Of his antagonist but fortunstsly
WITHOUT effect 0incer Martin OF the Fourth precinct
Arrested NcConlga and Jus,ca Hogan held him IN one
Eoulh1d dollars ball Ior trial
a. ran ALLEeEp THEFT ny A cARwAS.
Jacob D. Teftpfe ahd Reuben Reynolds who were
n Assins q lsse q iineps, valued At eish, hundred
sS s .O SsjSss dsSaSssS ,ssis s, SSpt =
sslsssCs ssA2xe IT,
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Obituary..


The death Of this officer occurred in Washington, D. O.,
March IS, 1895 In January, 1847, Colonel Croft was
mustered into service in the First regiment of New York
Volunteers for Mexico . first lieutenant and acted as
qusrtermaser aud dsbursing officer OF tho until
its arrival at PreblA He participated In every battle
the landing OF the army at Vera Cruz until the cap
OF the city OF Mexico and particularly sgnaiized
himself for his bravery and daring at the memorable
battles OF Ceo Gordo Chsrubusco Contreras Chapulte
pee and the taking OF the Garta the entrance OF the
city of Mexico and honoSebly discharged from the
service In 1SlS. Added 70 the honorable testimonials
regarding his responsible Official duties Colonel Croft has
received autograph letters from Lieutenant General Scott
asknswledgng ha military services and MA honoraoie
In June 1851, OIL Croft was again mustered into the
United States service q captain In the Fototh Mozar
regiment New Youk voidnvoeu IN November 1901,
he "A elected euA colonel OF the Second jackson
light artillery and subsequently, had command Of that
regiment which, in March, 1882 was consolidated IN the
Second jackson heavy artillery, whereby Colonel Crofe
was rendered supernul ueIy and honoraby discharged
from the service June leo2 he was again nominated
colonel Of the Third regiment Empire Brigade ana
regularly approved.
8. X. @. NELLIs
died La Pas Bolivia, tho 9TH day OF December.
1896 Mr. Nells will be emembered by our citizens -
"the world renowned won der, born without arms" He
became great proficient with his feet He could write
what would be termed good hand, and displayed
wonderful ability amenal cutter Of prohss and
yaent nes with scissors The great variety OF his per-
formances with his feet truly wonderful He was
born Montgomery county, Fey York, and at the time
of his death In his forty. eighth year His death
caused by apoplexy.
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-'sCorncring" Railroad stock.
WJUFCTI0S RESTRAINING THE SALE OF TWO HUN
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF SOUTHERN
MICHIGAN AND NORTHERN INDIANA RAILRoAD
surERIoR couRr-- cHANbERs
Before Judge McCunn.


Before Judge McCunn.
DoaSe, Drew rs George Scott H. s. Caprow, y. =.
Strong aud j. r. Mer,vh-MT. Dudley Field appeared b.
fore Judge McCunn OF Superior Court on Thursday
and obtained tho issuance Of q temporary injunction
against the above named defsndants restraining them
from buying In thousand shares Of the stock Of the
Michigan Southern aud Northern Indiana Railroad Com
pany, valued at ABOUT 5000, 900.
The affidavit upon which the injunction was granted
mado by Mr. Daniel Drew, and contained substan-
TALLY the following alogat;ons:--
IN January 1866 Mr. Drew purchased two thousand
shares Of stock in Michigan southern and Northern In
diana Railroad Company at SOS per share deliverable
In ninety days On the 18th Of January he sold two thou
eand shares 20 iull bargain, and borrowed that num-
ber Intending to replace them whom the stock purchased
by hieer should be delivered TO him These transac-
tions were done through the firm Of Groosbeck Co. az
the sgeuts and brokers OF Drew.
A few days after the borrowing the lender called on
Groesbeck n Co. Tor tho return Of the two thousand
shnrcs, ard Mr. Drew agents borrowed two thousand
shares from the defendants.
Mr. Drew then goes state that he believes q
spracy has been formed by the defendants In
ton with other parties TO him unknown, TO make what
termed corner In the stock by Withholding shares
up other contracts all the stock in the mar
kot giving 10 fictitious value aud greatly damaging
tho interests OF the plaintiff by endeavorng 70 force him
70 pay higher price than anticipated.
On Wednesday last the defendants wont 70 Groosbeck
CO. according to the plaintiff and demanded back the
two thousand shares loaned but account OF the
bant prcc then railing they agreed 70 put II or until
Thursday On that day they returned, made now de-
msud and threatened that unless the stock retained
high price then ruling The stock had then risen ten per
cent Mr. Drew, therefore, through his counsel applied
20 the court for injunction to restrain the defendants
nom buying IN az they threatened Judge McCunn
granted The injunction and the plaintiff has made .
supplemental complaint charging the defendants with
by buying in tie two thousand shares Of stock In this
supplement bir. Drew asks that Groeshcck Co be
strained from paying 10 defendants any money belonging
% Dfc" TIE said plaintiff Thocasc IL "A ye, undecided
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4 LAsan avn vAIu..In CARGO The Charioslcn courl1
OF tho 81 inst saysMr William Roach cleared ycsterds
the the. schooner Myrover Captain Hughes scr navr
Inc bales Upland and 40 bAles Sec Island The VI
rover belongs 70 the McrchAnts line OF packets Of whit
Mr. Roach ~ the agent The line n composed Of ella
coppeed and copper fastened vessels, and Al with Il
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Marine Disnsfern.

uNn~ ~
New london oap smith from New London arrived at ibis
u,,s on ss r asow oaooa OF Eston
S S@ % r.t %D RI. e c Of ssn
London struck about 10 fee. .o.f. the STEM and cut
.mos e0mpletey through the hull and below the water
so, little water The Seui'e. also very badly
stove, and ashore in Lloyds Harbor Her
gers we're brought BAG. to the city by the CITY New Lon
ton ye.erdsy from barbados 10Th mi. ana r.,ors
had arrived there having ON board Cant Hasd ud crew
of the Br ship Gen Williams from Liverpool Dec "a for sos
son winch vesssi was abandoned m sinking condition
The had an assorted cargo Of valuable d.s and wa.
At 5. john SS in s wS.s 81. !. owned va. 10 tons . re-
sis.er. and rated A..)
BRoAvosDArz Dr. from Georgetown &C. for Boston with
lumber and naval storss dsmanssd and watsosgsd In
gale March e. The captain and two ssamsn were taken
from An. 80. A., an. ioh a., IA, a h., n n, A.. -
nasa a, Turk, inland on ,hs ss and tss shrss ,ssnus
seasp nv ,hs bri, rs.r,... hcnra Al pur,o p,cc r..
..,s-as ZOE 49,. snu. ;. -. ~. .. ,s.s 90.
from rr.mOn.
faeso:. Tspsr: 4 S'..fGses: March ian
@:isssp ,!:ss,s: s.is s..% .nss
S: sss FL.
70 esf al he rate 81 200 Strokes per hour rsssd
Pa PA %s. FROM a' ssSS Ct s' asras WET
both Iury,nas,s oyerbosrd sst arrived in after being
seas ~, car. ps,so... -. S,ra.on =, a.. r
osssss Dec 70 with ~ pork s S
sSS = -, met Nth Of heavy gales and WIS
ss.sv r.ro. ' pa u hef cargo pay LOT NO
--., .sp.s -
ss:y C ssls s%
Sem s.. ps,, ssr from Is.,.u. "a, v.v o,,.,,.
Cedar kay. asd ui.' IN distress -,
Esra ~ r,r ss Monroe reports propeller
ashore near 'a''''1 m, Isss s.,ss =
r ylgI' me, csss:;pr csa,.
Win Sc .. sSos Ms
sy'5 belong; ne H;sss;H Inc q ss:S.;
copperrd copper vessels and raies Al with te
S'rO''r that be, capacity !. equal !. m.sy 'hip'.
=, hryssrn sysAsyE CvrAIoel, Aprl Z, isH.
Ia % % survey 'As Spar sas. aaS
POINT ecu only :ss ia, siass wafer: -
sap Ellen stewart osnn' from cursn for ssuaor.
SrF ss5riass e. Rio Jsusro for New YORK, FEB
u nat 80 '- = r . ror...
Anwy.p, N.rcs as-arr u me scssia .s,p Lancaster
pecsn, ras ~ ,os ,, M - u,r.c. mali.
Syss .s r p Dor DO AD. p.m.sO,
Nss%: .' k srF .ss 1s .ss s.lsa:r Al
.s,s Belle 3 Hs%a:S% s.ss
sip.on r,nso ys"s'' s'e'snA' "io's' 49, snip AMY
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suprs,ne Coupt-Ch . m bcrs.

NOTICE TO THE BAR.
On Monday next and every succeeding day until jus
tce Ciorke finishes the present motion calendar no vii
call twenty cases. In order to ascertain which
'f''- VIM C. CONNER, Clerk
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FROM EUROPE BY ATLANTIC CABLE.

fARls' August 20-p. mt is denied
Oh authority that the Empress of Mexico
" mo Is here, has threatened that Maximil.
iH'h VIII abdicate when the French troons
are withdrawn from Mexico. It is also sta.
tea by authority that her mission TO France
rs To ask tile assistance of the French forces
IN Mexico prior to their evacuation of the
country TO quell the insurgents.
fARls August 21-a mt is rumored
tuat peace has been made between Prussia
Austria and Bavaria. The report is also
current that the Gar of Russia has taken
formal steps towards the negotiation of a
treaty OF alliance between Rnssia France
and Austria. '''"' '0'
PARIS, August 2d-p. m.-Tbe statement
tnat France las demanded territorial ces.
sIons from Belgium is untrue The M0ns
e ,g"r OF to day officially gives the report that
Napo'eol mas written to the King of Belgi
UNI, and at the same time confirms the 20.
port that France will not demand of Belgium
the cesison OF any part of her dominions.
LONDON August PIP. M.-The follow
ing are the official quotations at the close
OF business to-day. ConsoIs for money $50
United States 5 2O's 70. ''
LIVERPOOL August 81, D. m.-Upder the
news from the United States. cotton has de-
G Gn ABOUT quarter of penny per pound.
The sales to-day foot I'D s. 900 bales. Mid.
oiing upland close at 1S4d The bread
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been restored health in few
weeks by very simple remedy after having suffered for
several years with lung Affection and that dread
disease. Consumptonis anxious to make known to his
fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the prescrip
ton used free of charged with the directions for
ing and using the same which hey will find
cONsUMPTloN. ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, and
Throat and Lung Affections. The only object OF the ad-
vetiser IN sending the prescription benefit the
ed and spread which he to be
liable and he hopes sufferer will try remedy
Will cost them nothing and may prove a blessing
Parties wishing the FREE, by return mall
VIII please address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, =
ly3O Williamsburgh, Kings Co., New York,
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DIR. TOBIAS
VENETIAN HORSE LINlMEET

blNT BOTTLES AT ONE DOLLAR, FOt THE CITRF
OF lamsncss, scratches, wind gals, sprains bruises
'pint cuts collie, slipping sAe heating sore throat
nail In the foot etc. 1t IS cheaper and better
than any other article offered to the public Thou
sands OF animals have been of the collie and over
heating by this Llnment and Hundreds that were ern
PIED have been restored their former vigor f used
by ali the hrst h'rsemen throughout states Orders
are constantly received from the racing stables of ENGLAND
for fresh supplies of this invaluable article O,e 400
testimonials hGU been reeeiUed Remember one dollar laid
out In time may the life your horse Sold by ALI
Druggists. Once Sc Cortland street. New York Awe
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STATE OF WIso oSsII, h.
IountV of Kenosha 30

| Nv. w. Baker, sheriff of said KenOsha county
hereby certify that the above lie true copy Of
notice for general election, served apon me by
secretary of state OF the State Of Wisconsin and
on file IN my Office pursuant TO said notice ard
statutes in relation to elections notice is hereby o,
that in addition to the state officers designated ia
above notice the secretary OF state, the follow
county or local officers are to be elected 10 wit
| n Sheriff for said county, in place NV w. Bs
whose term Of office will expire on the FIRST Mon
/ of January A. D. 1867.
! n clerk ofthe circuit court, for sa'I county
place l.. Is Nichols, whose term OF Office will az
on the first Monday Of January A, D. 1867.
a O0untN Treasurer for said county in nIac
p. II Wood, whose term Of Office will expire IN
FIRST Monday of January A. d 1867
A Register Of Deeds, Cor said county. in the
Of II. Ii Tarbell, whose term Of office will expIr,
the FIRST Monday Of January A. D. 1867.
A District Attorney, for aid county ia pla
Marx Dresser, whose term OF office will expire o
6rst Monday Of Jannar A. d. 1867.
A CLERK of0te BOard ot superUis0,s 8. for saidc
ty in place OF J V. Quarles, whose term Of Office
expire on the first Mondsy OF January A. 1867
A county saueyor. for said county, in the
OF Jason Lothrop, Jr., whose term OF Office will e;
on the FIRST Monday Of January A. D. 1867.
Coroner, for said county, in place OF Ha
Durkee, whose term of office will expire on the
Monday of January =. d S6f.
A Member Of Assembly, for the Assembly Die
composed of the several wards of the city am
towns Of the county of Kenosha, in he place of FIR
lin Newell, whose term OF office will expire on the
Monday of January A. D. 1851
A County Supervisor in the irst Supervisor
trict of said county comprising the several war,
the city of Kenosha, in place OF ". +. Lyman W
term ofofice will expire on the first Monday of.
uary, 1857.
County Supervisor In the third Superyisor
Lrict of said county, comprising the towns of IA
Brighton, Wheatland and Randall in place of
Burgess, whose term of office will expire on
irst Monday of January, 1867.
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