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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04
Denth OF "Fafher Prort.v

We regret the death in Paris, on May 10, Of the
Rev Francis Mahony throughout Great Britain and
ireland as Father Prou" Of the most accomplished
scholars one OF tie west and most brilliant writer's ana
Of the genial of his day. Born In Ireland about
1906 and educated in Jesuit colleges in France and the Uni
versty Of Rome Mahony was Roman Catholic lrshman OF
the old school,
II was not very likely that Of his stamp would long
perform clerical functions in Ireland and he early took to
literature accepting appointment on the stan OF fraser
Magazine upon the invitation Of Dr. Maginn colleague OF
Of the brightest spirits in London he was luy equa
wit and humorpobaby their superior In classical scholar
ship Father Prouts essays in Fraser were emineny pop
uar and published in collected form in 1885, IN I'0V
they were repubnshed with echngs by Macise.
Mr. Mahony contributed Of the earliest and best
papers which appeared in Bsays Miselany in 1857 ana
subsequently travel ed for years in Hungary ASIA
Minor Greece and Egypt In 1917 he accepted from MI
Dickens the post OF correspondent Of The Daily Nsr in Rome
and in 1919 published his letters which full Of ardent
for the Italian cause under the title OF Facts and Figures
from Italy"
He was for many ysars-indeed until about month ago
Paris correspondent Of Globe and well known that TO
his that paper much its attractveness No one
could fail to recognize his syebrmu OF scholarly illusions
cued from Of unheardo authors who were familiar
enough him. witty causc spced here and there with
some sly quotation Irish ballads and yet to facts so
cautious so Trustworthy and so Transparency honest
Mr. Mahony long lived in Paris and died there In the
Rue es Moun occasionally he to London and his
wit and scholarship well the higher qualities OF the
heart made him universally popular in the society which he
frequened.
He was vigorous and determined opponent oil the Otra'
montana school with which the quOndam Irish eurae had
very scant sympathy indeedi Archbishop MHae knew
Archbishop Cullen knows well enough But to show how
clever Irishmen cherish an esprit de corps ana
relish the of political and ecclesiastical opponents has
often been told-we believe with truh-how when some
priest mentioned Archbishop hilsle the name OF
the Mahony with bitter continuation the archbishop
instantly checked him. and said that after ALL the rishman
who wrote Pather Prouts" papers honor to his
country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04
ROBBED A MONEY DRAwER.-John Leddy land

ROBBED MONEY DRAwER-John Leddy land
Thomas Baker on Saturday into the furniture store Of
Philip stefe No "a Avenue c. and stated that they wished
to purchase furniture They shown number Of
articles did appear be satisfied and finally Leddy
asked 10 chairs which stored in the basement
and for that purse Mrs down stairs leaving
his aecompice the The chairs were shown him. ou
he old satisfied and asked to be SHOWN Others Be-
that dean her there 10 order to give
his chance rob the store Mrs hastened up
stairs found that the money drawer which she had e
lacked had been forced and the amounting to So
stolen Baker standing In the doorway At the time she
made the discovery but her advancing toward him. no an
away Sne then seized Leddy and him IN charge OF Of
hcer Abbott the Eleventh Precinct The prisoner was sub
eqgenty before Justice Shandey the Essex Market
Police Court trial IN default Of 500 bail
lie Is aged ~ years native Of this city resided al No. 25i
Mott ST.. and Is peddler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04
The Trial of Davis,
sp.ci.l Dsspstsh To The n, Y, Tribune, -

specis Uspsteh 70 Tue \, Y Tribune
RICHMOND jane g. 1866.
Anr indications of a probable or possible trial
of jefferson Davis are at present necessarily
vague. No one in the city in official centers
OF among the immediate counsel Of the prisoner
is able to intimate at what time the trial may take place.
The usual authorities seek for information rather than pro-
fess 10 impar it, The town quiet, and barely rumor
prevails of the Governments attention. We hear
tina, Ar Davis is not be tried at all certainly not
or before October or December Except by the pres
ence Of mis- counsel, the prisoner himself has re-
ceved no official forewarning while according to
al act Of Congress he must receive copy of
the charges and list of the jurors before the trial
cur The Court which Judge Underwood presdes is
to meet morrow and such proceedings there will take
place may throw better light the subject There is an
apprehension among the citizens that the Chief Justice
will preside at the trial. but of this Mr. Daviss own
counsel confess themselves ignorant Three Of his counsel
arrived here last night Wiz Mr. James T. Brady Of New
York Mr.. VIM b. Reed Of Philadelphia, and Mr.. Brown
Of Baltimore They were accompanied by Mr.. Davis's
Private Secretary Col Burton HARRISON who was cap
tured with him in his attempted escape. Mr.. Charles
OConor and Mr. George Shea remain in Washington to
await instructions from the President The proceedings
tomorrow will be in the chamber Of the Custom House,
which, il is understood has been fitted up expectation
of the trial.
We learn from Fortress Monroe that it is not expected
that Davis will leave the fort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04
Arrests under the Excise Law.
FIELD SPORTS.
base Ball.
MATCHES THIS WEEK

MATCHES THIS wEEK
June 4.-EzcesiOrs agt. Knickerbockers, at Ho-
bOken, at ?. m.
Mutual match First Nine ag. Second. for the prize, at
HOboken, Of y.
June 5-Goiham match First Nine. agt. Field. at Hobo
ken, for two prizes. at - p. IN. o,
Eclectic match, Married agt Single return game, at -
.. m, at HObOken.
June 6-Mulual agt Union. at Morsania, for the cham
ponship series at p Cars leave Twenty s1tht al -
y. m. ,c,, . %,
?. m.
Active agt. Union at Morrsana.
THE LAST OF THE HARVARD CLUB GAMES IN NEW
YoRK-THE ACTIVE CLUB THE vICToRS-A FINE
CONTEST.
The Harvard and Active Clubs match on Saturday
proved respects the most interesting contest OF
the series pitching OF Walker Of the Actye being found
the most troublesome the HaYgrds have yet encountered
The fact that first five innings OF the game closed for to-
tai score Of Of the Actves and that but two
OF the Harvard players secured their bases by three hits IN
these innings proved that the pitching was OF the most ec
tive kind Indeed up the sixth innings the game was ninety
PLAYED Aterward the Actlyes became demoralZed some
what In their fielding and allowed their opponents to score IS
run. 10 their thus spelling the effect OF their play IN the early
part Of the game A.,
The Actives handsomely entertained their guests and this
morning Hartford, where they play the
Charter Oaks to day p the Park grounds These
gallant New England youths leave behind them hundreds OF
well visher pucky aud skul play and their gentle
manly conduct on and off the field winning them hosts Of adj
f. Tho ha. nu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04
COMFY ISLAND PoNT.-A rumOr was current on

COMFY ISLAND PoIST.-A rumOr was current on
SATURDAY. that the Board Of Health conempstss the seizure
Coney Island Point with the view Of establishing hospitals FOR
the OF cholera patients The report caused
grea excitement among the residents OF Graysend and other
towns and threats made that they would forcib resist
the erection Of billings for such purposes Mr.
the owner Of the land Summoned before the Board OF
Health some time and appears, was noed oy the
Predeut that place would be taken peaeeaby possible
hnt nv force need be- Mr. Hendrickson would not consent
no e and le for home he directed improve
nants going on AZ Pavilion Hotel DO discontinued la
borpg under the impression that the Board would carry
their purpose to land at the Point yester
dy said 10 contain the Commissioner but turned out %
be another party The Point heefoe still IN tie posses
slou VI AI. baalglckaQl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04

ARRESTED PoR CRUELTY TO ASTNALs-On Satur-
day Peter Began wood pedder arrested the oou
psnt OF Henry Bergh President Of he Society for he Pre-,
tHsus 49,.
yeaon Cruelty Animals on the charge Of cruelty beat
ing horse property Of the accused The complainant
stated the animal badly rupured and had
his back rendering him unfit to be harnessed.
George Brown arrested by Ocer Fogary on charge
of having nhumany used his Drown horse The animal was
attached to cart laden with sand aud weak draw
Inc prisoner then fastened rope neck the poor
beast and fastened TO another cart the animal attached 70
the first horse aud causing danger OF Justice
Dodge held both prisoners 10 BAH In the sum Oh sSU
ZACH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04

A PAwSBRoKERs ESTABLISHMENT ENTERED AND
ROBBED BY BURGLARs.-Some time Saturday night or
Sunday morning party OF burglars entered the hallway OF
No 40 Nnthave which the police state Is always open'
ascended to the roof and passing No. Os occupied as
pawnbrokng establishment by William Weaver broke open
the cutte aid descended the building and helped them
selves TO whatever lying around loose. This comprised
$500 fractional and pennies and quantity Of maze
wearing apparel Several attempts to force the safe were
made by them but resisted their efforts The thieves ie
behind them two heavy jmmes some ohsels DARK lantern
and othor implements by burglars in their work On the
roof Of the house found carpet bag containing go IN
pennies which aimed reason the thieves
had e behind In flight They took their departure In
they entered No clue to the thieves has
beeu found Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04

FATALLY INJURED BY FALL.-Coroner Cover, on
Saturday held inquest the Hospital the body
Of Mr. Charles Bright native Oft city aged 81 years The
deceased employed in psperstsinng mandatory in
Twenty thirds near Eeveah-ave. On Friday afternoon
last licensed standing elevator on the NTH floor
Of the above building when 10 suddenly way carrying
the first floor He at conveyed
the New YoTkH spa but terribly injured that he
died after his verdict OF accidental death
rendered by the jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04
A CLOTHING sroaE IN BAxrEa ST. EsrEaED AND

A CLOTHING STORE IN BAXTER ST. ENTERED AND
RoBBEDLate Saturday night the clothing Of Marc
Godsbear No ~ Baxter-st, entered by burglars by
Of false keys and robbed Of clothing and cloth the
OF 600 At later hour officer Short of the Sixth
Precinct three IN Baxers having In their
third managed make his escape although pistol shot
fired hin the officer In the possession Of the prisoners
was found clothing valued t2j which subsequently
Identified by Mr. Godshear portion OF that stolen from
him They gave their Timothy Flynn and John
Harrington and claim know nothing about the robbery
Yesterday Justice Hogan committed them to the Tombs for
trial IL default of bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04

A CIGAR MANUFACToRY ROBBED the night OF
the 18th u the workshop attached to the cigar mandatory
of Hyman Rosensen No "a NewB owery was entered by
breaking the lock Of the door, and robbed Of l5O cigars
valued at $50 On Friday last Mr. T. some OF the stolen
boxes of cigars in the porterh Daniel BynDer No III
East Broadway He at communicated this TACT % Cag
Thorn of the Fourth Precinct and that officer detailed ON
Gers Mullen and Horbi work the Bynners place
was searched boxes Of cigars found when were
identified by Mr. Roenein as portion OF those stolen rou
him In addition empty boxes found Bynner was
then arrested a charge OF having committed the burglary
and on Saturday Justice Hogan held him TO bail 10 await an
examination lie claims know nothing whatever sDoul the
oAat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04

AN OFFICER SHOT BY A GANG OF R0wDIES-About
o'clock yesterday morning Officer Hough Of the Fourth Pre-
ciact gang Of roughs In Pearst Frankfort
Quoting themselves in dsordery He ordered them
leave when Of the party fired pistol him. the ball
taking effect the fore finger Of the officer passing through
INJECTING wound lie raped for assistance and
Officers Oates and Mullen Of the precinct up in
three Of the ruans named Thomas Lawrence
Patrick Dewitt and Patrick Campbell The others made their
escape The prisoners locked up for the night 10 the
station House and yesterday Justice Hogan committed them
for examination. The officer unable to which Of the
gang fred the pistol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04
New-YorL State military Agency At washiss-
IMMIGRATION.
Arrival. and D...iua.,o.. .rmsy,, 1866.

Arkansas, q; Alabama a; Australia, Il Canada,
o3l California 1855 Connecticut sg2; Central America
Cuba Delaware 81 District of Columbia s4 Florida a.
Georgia Al Illinois 3s73 Iowa 9l6 Indiana 552i Ken
lucky 25; Kansas Gil Louisiana al Massachusetts 70i
Maryland 2s6, Maize, 60 Michigan on Minnesota 59l
Missouri eos; Mexico l. Mississippi. Il New Hampshire ~
ew.York l6274 NewJersey i,775; Nebraska, 2l New
Brun.wick 9; Nova Scotia Rhode Island 62 Ohio 23il
PenDsy yanis 1903. South Carolina, TO- Texas "a Tennes
see TO- Vermont 81; Utah o. Virginia 1876; Wisconsin,
IsO2 Oregon 6, South America /; West Indies Total
Ann
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04

THE LATE FATAL BURNING CAsE.-Coroner
Cover on Saturday held inquest at the Twenythd Pre-
cnc Station House Yokye the body Of Thomas Jones'
coore who burned to death on Friday afternoon 10 the
ink mandatory OF DUryee Cook, the foot OF
Gus. Hundred and sxth From the evidence 1t would
pear deceased and some burned BY hex
the ink and verdict Of accidental death
rendered by the jury Deceased aged IS years and
native OF the United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04
NEW YORK AND OswKGo MIDLAND LNg.-This

line Of which extended notice published In The TRIBUNE
last Winter has completed its organization filed articles OF
association and has collected per cent OF It's SUBSCRIPTIONS
the capital superintendent has been made upon towns
along the line for raising 600 aud meetings are being
held the purpose of securing subscriptions resulting thus
far in raising 50 along the Eastern section OF he
proposed road IL is estimated that this road will save 90 miles
between its terminal points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04
Fatal gALL-On Saturday Coroner wldey held

an inquest the Eighth Precinct Station House. the body
Of Arthur Mariete On Friday afternoon the deceased
engaged in painting the fifth story of the premises No ~
Grands aud the attached end of the soaod
giving he precpitated the walk and died in
time verdict OF accidental death rendered by
the jury Deceased was native Of France aged - years
and resided at No. 7 Walker-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04

At"thiA va, JIu@ 5, levo
g.. Steadman aud Fullerton held interesting con-
ference this afternoon with the Freedmen in the Spring
field Church. number of prominent citizens pres
eut The COnmss stated the object of the inter-
view and asked the Freedmen give their views pro and
con The Freedmen testified 20 the kindness and justice
Of their laie masters. Speeches were made by Gems.
Stesdn,au Fullerton and IlllsOn. The Freedmels Iu-
,ean In Georgia appears be better administered than IN
my other state and equal justice IS given the Freedmen
IelOTs The Civil courts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04
MAR REX u.

BLAKIsTON-YE AREANcEOn wednesday May 90 at Beuias
Spring j. by the Rev George Smith MI Edward o. Blake
ton to Miss Agnes Yearesnce.
cARLLE-wYCKOFF-o Wednesday May 49, q the spsincst
Rev. Samuel Cse William H. Car
lie Of Brooklyn r. Susie Wyckof Of this city No cards.
CHAPMAN-WOOD-On Sunday June by the Rev. s. y Dus-
ham, Chapman Louise H., only daughter Of usn
~ Wood Of cty cards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04

ARREST POR PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoSEY.-John
0Doune brought before Commissioner Osborn on satu5
lay corged with passing counterfeit 80 cent stamps
of tire o Boyer Notwithstanding strong evidence
" the good character Of the accused the Commissioner held
Am 70 await the action VI the Grsad Jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04
STAR VS.. INDEPENDENT.

truly splendid display OF batting was afforded the
south people on Saturday the oooasioh OF the
mattel these clubs feature OF the game played being
the scoring 5 clean home runs from splendid bats OF winch
the Star obtained We have space for anything iur
Their but the score which IL follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04
PATENTS.

The Patent Office is preparing new plate, 6xlO inches
for waantshalf the present size and TO resume the
printing of specifications descriptions of inventions
which accompanies each warrant upon which the paten
tee right is vested Heretofore these specifications have
been attached in writing excepting for short time under
the administration Of Commissioner Holloway, when the
experiment tried Of printing, which brought the Office
heavily into debt and consequently abandoned. In
the issuing Of all European patents these specifications
are printed and it evident the plan should be adopted
in this country Patentees viii be enabled to obtain du
plicae copies Of their descriptions at very small cost
This new arrangement goes into effect August l..
PUBLIC LANDS IN IOWA
Eleven thousand eight hundred and eghtytwo acres OF
land were taken up in the Iowa Land Office in April for
actual homestead settlement. Cash sales were made
amounting to 1920.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04

lst. 2d. 3D. an 9Th 9th. 7th eth oh
A i.t1r;i 3 Q 8 8 9 G-ft
Tmpire-George Wright Of the Gotham Club.
scofers-Messrs. Williamson and Harris.
Time OF Game-Iwo nsprs and 50 minutes.
FIycaebes-Niller Yagg ;; Nelson. 81 Wright p Aber'
crouibe ?; Smith total 10. Walker a. Rooney q Col
Inns, H. total7
(uts on Bases-Active times; Harvard. 10 times.
Outs on Fes-Actiye. . times Harvard. ; times
Best batting by Hatfield Figg Best fyoatching by
Walker and Miller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04

Inspector Baram had passed 100 Endorsed applications for
Licences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04

umpire-Mr. Jewell, Of the Excelsior clno.
seoror.-Messrs Hsrtshorn and hacdiHmid'
Tlme OF Game-Three hours
Flyoatohes-Stsr IL; Independent 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04

AT THE T0MBs.
George Mohman No. J7s GreenW ich-sL
John H. Voss No. II Pel-st.
Andreas Andrews, No 10l Cherry-st.
John Lane No. 40 Baxterst .
All Of the above we're held to bail by Justice Hogan in the
sum OF $500 each.
AT ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
James Bresand No - Catuerine-slp.
Jacob Steiner No. 242 Division.st.
August Ehlers, No ia Alen-st.
John Volt No 227 Broome-st.
Vim. Borurg No 395 East feminist.
All Of the above held TO bail BY Justice STANDBY In
the sum Of t3O0 each.
AT JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
Louis Van Oehlsen, No l05 West Houston.st.
The prisoner was held TO bail IN the sum OF $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04

The following named persons were arrested by the
police violation the Excise law in keeping their saloons
open the sale OF liquor and beer after Il o'clock on saiur
day night.
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GARDEN MUSIC.

Mr. Theo. Thomas will give series of concerts
with his grand orchestra during the Summer months. at
Kochs Terrace Garden Thirdave between Fifty eighth
and Fifty -ninths The place pleasant suburban retreat
for it overooks beautiful park and Of easy The
beautiful will doubtless attract thousands to enjoy the
shade Of trees and heahgying air The admission will
be free
BENEFIT OP Mr.. RULLMANN
Mr.. Emil Rumann, lately janitor Of the Academy
of Music who lost very severely by the fire. before the
public for benefit concert the merits OF which are obvious
as 70 require commentator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04
Gperial Notices.

CIingiug to every thread 1t touches. the NIGHTBLOoh
ING CEREUs embsms the handkerchief with fragrance Nothing
removes save washing any other scent that art
has ever stolen from perfume the halls OF fashion To be
you genuine that the words PHALoN
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bottle Sold by all druggists
Dr. Cnrdner from Boston proprietor Of the renowned RhEUs
MAriSM and NEURALGIA COMPOUND will be at II + HELM
holds No 594 Broadway till Thursday June and viii erznne
Rheumatism and Neuralgia that come before MN
MANY imagine greatly mistaken a.
Dr. Gardiner only Cardiac Rheumatism OF hss-
mat In he region OF heart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04

Daley's GaIvanic Horse saive.-Al VINO have usd q
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ness Maker. and at the Depot No 4s cedrstN
Newspaper Folding Machines sale cheap 3sKu
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04

Gardiner show that only Cardiac hheumAtisn OF hsS
msism in the region OF the heart
Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
Mr. EMIL RULLMANN.
JANITOR OF THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
IRVING HALL. SATURDAY. Jun.s
IN The AFTERNOON AT O'CLOCK
AND IN THE EVENING AT O'CLOCK.
the above for the benefit Of Mr. hun
who with bis family aued loss By the burning OF as
Academy lsy before the public wtose
F Nxw YORK May %, 1885,
MAJ M.nKrzEK esq, Director Of the Italian Opera
given FOR oM Emil Ruluann Jnor Of the Acsdemy
the burning Of that insituion ve
the Italian Opera respectfully tender herewith gsuogs ssv
ices he occasion Of such concert. -x
Nile oRToLANI Nine. Y. DAN0RI,
Sgnor MAZZOLEN, SsiMlLlANi' az
BfLLINI, ANToNUCCI.
LOklNl, bAnlLy
C. BERGMANN. T0RRlANN,
And the members Of
FROM THE PKOPRIETORs OF IRVING HALL.
KEwYoRK Monday, May B, 1886
MAX MARErIKK esq, Director OF the Italian Opera
DsAs SIR your note making
PaOn Irving Hall for eonesr TO be on ssss
affords US pleasure say building will be entirely
disposal without charge the afternoon and evening Of the da
specified. Al, ,u. -.
deeply his misfortune the attaches OF thus
their the occasion oil me
proposed eonosII Respectfully YOUR u.pp,sos = a.
In addition tie forssons following artists sness Of M
orsu. aud OF Mr. Growers German Opera comprss sH<
lts.u Mr. or6v-rs oprs Conpsnps
ohsrs resident here kindly volunssrsd their
Nile I; BosCIH5ErTI, Mms r. yoHAsSsES
So oRL4NDiNT Herr " FoRMEs
CIV 'w MORGAN Fl h s ~FFhis5MAs.
Big MULlO, CARL ABSOLUTE,
FoiI nsyicpl.,s viii hs hi.haS sho,,x
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04

The Best Place TO buy new. tasty and weii-nads
SPRING CLOTHING IL ct r. B. BALDwIN's. Nsa 70 and n
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