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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-10
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-10

81 yrs. N' "s'N
in this city, Feb s. Hattie s. wife of o Bemis, aged
% yrs. ' "eN"
In Southboro', Moses Sawn
Funeral at his late residence iday Feb 10TH at one
o'clock Relatives ana friends are Invited TO attend
without further notice. -
In Millbury Jan rs, of diptheria Edible p aged yrs
mos u days; Feb4 Grace |, aged mos Is days Feb
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-18
CONSERVATIVES In Danyille.

. DANvlLLE, VA, sept. 10.
A large meeting Of Conservatives was
held last night at Masonic Hall.
On motion, Capt. Berriman Green was
called to the chair, E. NJ. Pace being ap-
pointed secretary.
On motion Of Capt. Coleman, the chair
man was requested to appoint delegates TO
represent the town Of Dauville in the Con
rention to be held ut Pittsy lyania Court
house on Monday, September 18th, for the
purpose Of nominating delegates to the
next Virginia Legislature.
The chairman having vacated the chair
for this purpose, Capt. Coleman was called
on to fill his place.
The meeting was then addressed by Col.
George G. CabeIl, who made a short but
eloquent speech, urging the prompt and
energetic action of all Conservatives in the
coming Convention, and that no person
should be put forward who could not claim
the good will of the cause.
Tlis was followed by r. W. Pcatross,
who spoke in his ususl gifted manner, all
yocating the cause most eloquently.
Nj. Lovensteiu. Of Richmond, being
unanimously called upon for q speech, came
forward promptly and addressed the meet
ing in his usual ~good-humored way, telling
how well the aus was progressing in his
city, and pointed out to it the necessity of
cooperation and frequent meetings. He
retired amid great applause.
At the conclusion of the speeches Capt.
Green returned to the chair and appointed
the following gentlemen as delegates to
Pittsylvania ::
w. II. Clark, George G. Cabell, H. w.
Cole, e. M. Pace. Daniel Coleman, w: 7.
Clark, W.P. Robinson. W. Z. Sutherlin,
w. j. Crews, J.. R. McCully, James M.
Tatum, Col. e. Y. Harvie, Robert Cham
bers, Ghas. BilhartZ. w. Il. Wooding ; and,
on motion, the chairman was added 10 the
list.
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Suicide OF u Distinguished Military
6prsskpSnDr. frs: s..

New. YORK, Sept. 1G.-Prof. D. II. Ma
hane, of West Point, committed suicide to-
day by jumping from a steamboat bound
hither from West Point. lie was the edu-
Gator of most Of the distinguished military
officers OF the day.
Judge Stuart, the criminal lawyer, died
to-day of typhoid fever. 49,.
H. Professor Madame went on board the
AIDry Powell this morning ut West Point,
on his way to New York, and nothing pc.
culiar was noticed in his manDer. About
an hour after going on board. he jumped
from the steamer, forward of the wheel,
into the river. He was undoubtedly struck
by the wheel. as his body did not como to
the surface. Boats were lowered and every
effort made to save him, but without sue
cess.
His act was undoubtedly deliberate, as
his coat and over shoes were found III the
vicinity where no made the fatal Jump. dc
went on board the steamer with his house.
keeper, who seemed to have suspicious
that the old gentleman was in trouble. lie
said to her, "Don't follow me about" and
soon after he succeeded III getting away
from her and disappeared. he was seen
to make the fatal leap by one OF the pilots,
who gave the ALARM. .,a,
b. Prof. Madame was about 70years old, and
was apparently hale and hearty. Search
will be made at once to recover Msg9ouy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-18
FROM NEW YORK,
. THE FINANCIAL TROUBLES.

New YORK, Sept. 16.-Tbe injunction
which has been granted against the New
York authorities cannot be dissolved until
the general term OF the court, in December
next. .sr.5
The Injunction docs not clog the munici-
pal. affairs, there being Sl2, 000, 600 free in
the treasury.
The World says: "It is, Of course, ut
ter1y impossible that Comptroller Connolly
should remain in Office now. His retire
ment is sincerely a question OF hours time
perhaps possibly of days, but certainly not
of weeks. If he does not resign now the
mayor cannot avoid inpeaching him, and
the stigma affixed to his administration by
Judge Barnard .forcshadows the sentence
that would inevitably be passed on him by
the Court OF Common Pleas. If he is fool
hardy enough to brave Il trial, he has no
reason to expect that the Court of Common
Pleas would treat him with more tender
ness than Judge Barnard.
"We are confident he will not brave
such a trial, and we hope to hear of his re-
signation in the course of the day."
Another meeting of the committee Of
seventy was held at the Chamber Of COM
merce yesterday. The only business Of con-
sequence was the appointment of commit
tee to draft an address to the people Of the
OLdlG HaSIsInS luGu VI luc iicCEsSiy VI d
new city charter.
The joint committee Of citizens and SUI
pervisorS report no oycr-issue of city or
county bonds, and that the data was cor
rectly stated i'll August at 81, 150,0 600.
The sub-comiDittccs for the Investigation
of details will report neXL week.
Gov. Hoffman had Il private interview
with Hall and Connolly to-day,
The friends of Connolly propose Il mass
meeting to protest against the action to-
ward him by three other Tammany chief
.ta:ns.
a preliminary meeting OF about twenty
Of ConnoIly's friends WAS held this evening
to prepare fer a public demonstration i'll
his favor. The only speakers were eS-
Coroner Cover and Peter McCorTy, Of the
irish People newspaper, both Of whom ex-
pressed faith in the Integrity of Connolly,
blamed Judge Barnard for making Il dis
tinction between the defendants, and de-
clared that the defendants ought to stand
shoulder to shoulder.
Resolutions were passed to the effect that
the singing out Of the comptroller for SAG
ritice was the result OF conspiracy Of tricky
members. - ..E:
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V.,erronhtc SUMMARY.


The surveyors of the South Pacific rail-
road have reached Petropolis, thirty miles
from Los Angeles"
a Democratic State harbor commissions
has been elected at San Francisco, CalIfor-
mia.
Luman Commings. Esq, the oldest law
yer of Burlington, Vermont. is dead.
Charles u. Simonds, the treasurer of the
Chelsea (Mass.) Gaslight Company, has at
tempted suicide, andlwi ii die. =,
A.ncgro barber III Burlington, Vermont,
has been held to bail in $40, 900 for attempt
ing to outrage the wife of Alderman john
son, of that city.
Three special trains left Cincinnati, Ohio,
Saturday night, with knights Templar
from The South and West, for Baltimore.
The Gcntiles of Salt Lake City arc organ
izine 4 cavalry company. Over 100 names
are already enrolled. :,
Gold>mlth's Maid trotted the first heat at
Minneapolis, Wis, Saturday, in 2:lSa ;
second in 2:174.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-18

LORD SHArTEsBuRy's LITTLE JoKE.-Lord
Shuttesbury, in a speech at GiasgoW on
mission chupels, good books, city buildings,
and civilization generally, told q story to
illustrate the difficulty of housing the peo-
Die well. HrThere was an abominable dis
trict in London, he said. He selected a
house, and persuaded the inmates to allow
him, at some expense, to wbitewash the
walls, and make the place as tidy and COM
Portable as possible. They consented. a
short time afterward he went there, and
ANYTHING more begrimed than the appear
aace of the house, more shocking to any
person caring for decency, he could not
conceive. He said, : What on earth1sthlsy'
and the reply was, 8 Place your honor, the
house looked so cold aud uncomfortable
that l sent for the sweep, and axed him 10
give lis a few warm touches
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-18

Grief JUSTICE CHAsE.--C Chicago, Sept,
15.-Chier Justice Chase arrived last even
ing, and is the guest Of Judge Dunleyy'
He is quite thin. although bis eye is bright,
elastic step. The lower part OF bis face
and tongue seem to be slightly pa:alyZed,
and he experiences slight difficulty in his
uttcranccS. His disease has made him APP.
pear much older than he did two years ago,
but his intellect seems rs clear as ever. A
large number of citizens Of both parties
paid their respects to-day, including Gen.
Bc%aureeard, now stopping here. All were
received cordially and courteously. He
leaves for the East tomorrow evening, and
expects to be in Washington about the
middle of October. He will resume his
seat on the Supreme bench, but intends to
make his work light. g.,
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NJ
The meeting was then adjourned.

FIGHTING BANDITTI IN CAL1FoRNIA.-Sdn
Francisco, Sept. 15.-Deputy Sheriff: Lin
searching for the gang of the notorious
bandit Procopo, or Red Dick, who shot
officer Middell in q raid on Santa Cruz
on Monday last. He discovered one of the
gang Yesterday concealed under hay in q
barn in Santa Cruz mountains, near. Vine
diIl, and a fight cnsued. The bandit, who
proved to he Pancho Barcum, a Spaniartl,
fired rapidly with his revolver, but a vollcy
from the posse laid him low. The party
a>certalned that Procopo, who was despe-
ratcly wounded by Middell in the fight on
Sunday, was within hearing when the fight
began Yesterday, but was hurried away in
ii buggy; but his Comrades, NarciSSo Rod
rigues and another Of the gang, were ar
rested ut Monterey Yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-18

A GRAND JURY AFTER II WALL-sTREET
GAMBLERs.-NeW York, Sept. 15.-Judgc
Bedford %reconyened the grand jury in the
Court of General Sessions this morning,
and charged them to the effect that he and
the district attorney had received intorma-
ton showing that a gigantic conspiracy was
on foot in Wall street. having for It's object
the locking upof millions OF gold, thus ere
ating financial panic, embarrassing trade.
and injuling the public generally. Judge
Bedford desired the grand jury to retire
for deliberation on the proofs that the dis.
trict attorney would submit 10 them. The
culprits ought. said Judge Bedford, to be
brought to speedy justice. Many leading
Wall-street brokers are implicated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-18

NEW YORK ITEMs.--Corouer Young has
held Klucbcr, the partner of Goldschmldt
in the torpedo business, inthc sum Of $l0,-
GOO. to await the result of the inquest.
Goldschmidt has been removed from the
hospital to his home in Brooklyn. The
surgeons have very little hope of his re-
covcry. ...a 81
The messenger Of the North River Bank.
Of this city, confessed to-day to the theft of
s., 900 in gold certificates, of which he said
he was robbed two weeks ago.. - f..
jacob Vanderbilt, president of the Sta
ten Island Ferry Company, was arralgncd
Friduy on the charge of manslaughter, and
pleaded not guilty. 4" e1
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vinalNaA HnWs.


80 AASh
=, = 4 II SFafmyillcsft %MErtsE
Correspondents oftnn RichrnondsD i.patch.1 Z
&. FkRMvirLE sept. u, 1871.
The Circuit Court OF Cumberland county
has been In session since Monday sJttdRs
A.. ID. Dickinson pregidfng. Yesterday issl
Honor tried the case Of George Price. bettsr
known as baby Price," one of Lucfan
Baird's accompIices. After a most able ar
gument by Mr.. w. D. Rice and the Messrs.
Berkeley brothers on behalf of the prison.
err, and MIR. ST.. Coleman for the Com
monwealth, the jury returned a verdict of
guilty. and sentenced him to the peniten-
tiary for ten years. His counsel will apply
for q new trial. -. ~
Daniel Huddleston, another of Baird,s
accomplices, will be tried at the next term
of the County Court. :
The tobacco crop in this section has I'M
proved very muchsince the rain. The corn
crop is very good, and the farmers seem in
much better spirits.
Farmvillc is destined to be q large town
some day is the prediction of your cor
respondent. - - D..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-18
LATEST FROM wAsHtNaTnw
The Hodge DefnIcation

The Hodge DefnIcation.
AgnlNaroN, Sept. 1s.s-1sheE Treasury
ment 3exculpatory ofsitselfs in the Ho5aa
defalGation. Hodges bonds. are s4O. On
and his property is estilnated at 55O,0O0.
.~hsr54 General News
s WAsHIsGToN, Sept. 18.s-The Mexican
Ctairis Commission rUsssembies next
week. 5Ga IfB
WIN. M. Meredith, of Pennsylvania. and
Hon. Caleb Gushing, have been appointed
councillors to the Geneva arbitrators.
The War Department win commence
proceedings against the bankers of de.
frauding Paymaster Hodge,
President Grant.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Sept. 16.-President
Grant has arrived at Washington, Pa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-18

A SUCCESSFUL RAIsED-CHEck OPERATION.
Cincinnati, Sept. 15.-some days aeoa man
came to This city, pretending to be Mr..
Sherman, a grain dealer, from another
western city, about to enter business here.
lie rented a room in Pixies Opera House,
furnished it handsomely, and deposited a
check for $1s, 600 with the Commercial Ma
tional Bank tor collection. He shortly after
applied for all advance of $500 to meet an
emergency, and obtained b e;money. Al
terward it was discovered that the check
he deposited bad been raised from a gen.
uine check of 500. Sherman has not yet
hepn founl. -. isg.,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-18

CAPT. LABoucHE, who is one hundred
and tive years of age, Uses every morning at
two o'clock, and walks until breakfast
time. Think of this centcnarian walking
IKE hours for an appetite. 1t would seem,
from all the veteran has TO say, hat u man
need not grow old unless he chooses. Keep
the heart moistened with the waters OF
clccr!ulness, and you Will feel as fuil or
cover and elasticity at one hundred as you
did at sixteen. Wrinkles cOme not SO ire
pucntly from months and years AS from
ayarice and discomfort.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-18
TELEGRAPHIC
xew'Yorh stock and Money Marke

Mew,York h,tock and Money Market,
NEW YORK, sept. 1s.-The bank, abatement
shoss that loans have, increased nearly one and q
hRif million specie decreased over half a, raii.
lion ; deposits decreased over two millions; legal
decreased over three maiiens. Money
easy. Sterling dali. Gold. 1iA6l1I4i.s Covert
Epents very steady: ,,si'si. 1isi; 's2's. ilSt: 's.'a,
Ensa 1855. llsts ; new, ia '6T's, 1:4t 1858, u4s
lo-4o'B, IlIs. state'a dull and weak: Tennessee's,
let new, TT. Virglnia's, set new. 60. Loulsf-
ana's, G new, 60. Lsvee's, II IS, 80. Ala
barna's, 100; SIS, o.. Gcorgia's, s2i TstM North
Cardinals, II; new. "a. South ChroIiaa's, 10;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-18
Kentucky Fall Races.

LEXINGTON, Sept. 1G.-Yesterday the
track was bad. "Ginger" won the nrst
:race-time, 4:14H 4:37a. Bombsneb,
won the second-time, 2:21G. Plierlm, :,
"fLongielow,3 Beulah," Nelly gray.
and ''Morgan Scouts" are entered ioF Tue
three-mile race Saturday. ..lq.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-18

l, WE are astonishcd to Lear that Governor
Bullock, OF Georgia, is 70 be ousted on ac-
count of his absence from the State for two
months. We had always. supposed that it
WAS the wish of Georgia that he should be
absent ut least two thousand years.-Netr
York Commercial. -,E. ls-.. E..y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-18
ntassachuset.s Politics.

WORCESTER, Sepr.16.-Twenty-four dele.
gates hostile to Butler have been elected
here osthe Republican Convention. The
Butterflies took possession of the polls IN
one ward and elected their delegates, U
the election will be contested. - g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-18

GEN. BUFFERS ACUTENEss.-Some needy
clergyman in Lowell, the other day, asked
Gen. Butler to subscribe a few dollars in aid
of some benevolent OF religious enterprise;
but the General said he never could think
of such q thing until after the election. II
he paid out money now for any such: pur-
pose, he thought his motives might be mis-:
interpreted: That was Enthusiastically
ntttn .ya gr. -. ~.-. .....rH Ha#geW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-18
che Alabama and Chattanooga Rail
=: ~ Z. road.

M%oNraoMERY, ALA, Sept. 16.-United
States Circuit Judge Woods has refused to
appoint q receiver on the application oil w
f. Dralle, a sccond-mortsage b~oDdholuer
of the Alabama and Chattanooga railroad,
upon the ground that the State courts mao
possession of, and jurisdiction over, the
road through their receivers. .,
Judge Woods, upon the petition Of "
A. G. Jones, o second-mortgage bondholdet
for 500, 900, granted an order to show
cause. on the first Monday in November,
before the United States District Judge,
why the Alabama and Chattanooga rail-
road should not be declared bankrupt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-18

4 CORRESPONDENT OF the Easton ga }
Argus, who has just visited Monticello, the
home Of Thomas Jefferson, says: " The
mansion is nothing but a heap of ruins. 1t
is Il disgrace 10 the nation that the home Of
the author Of the Declaration of Iudepen-
dcnce should be permitted thus to rot and
tumble into decay. The stone over Mr.
Jciitrson's grave is a rain like the house,
relic hunters having chippeI into 1t until
The very shape of the original obelisk Is
Q.slrOyel.O ~
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IN EUROPE.
From France.


TIE CUSTOMS TREATY WITH GERMANY, &C.
VERSAILLES, Sept. 16,-The majority of
the Assembly is known TO be favorable TO
the project Of the law for Il. customs treaty
with Germany, including AiSucc and Lor-
rhinc. p result Of which will be the evacIia-
ton Of the Departments Of Aisne. Aube,
Cote dor, and Jura, by the German
troops.
Fears are expressed that il the Alsacc
customs question is not quickly settled the
entire trade Of Al:ace will SO to SwiIZcr-
land instead Of France.
The c0urts-martial to-day sentenced the
agent Of the International Society, NJ. Par
~, to Imprisonment, and certain soldiers
to death, for passing over to the insurgents
on the 4th of April.
THE DISARMAMENT OF II NATIONAL GUARD.
LYONS, Sept. ia proclamation to-day
announces the disarmament of the National
Guard. AL arms in possession OF the
Guard are required 10 be surrendered
within two days, and fines and imprisOn-
ment follows a failnre to comply with the
terms of the proclamation. The regular
hoops will replace the National Guard
when diSarmed.
From London.
MT. ENIs TUSEEL-THE IMPORTATION OF
FOREIGN LABOR, ST.
The Dit. Gents tunnel was trnverscd in
80 minutes. The air is excellent aud The
rails OF the road arc pcrfcctly'level.
The leaders of the International Society
promise the London weaver that they will
prevent the importation Of foreign work.
men. The London Labor League denounce
the introduction OF foreign worknen in
English workshops as Il dangerous political
%eXpcdient.
The British wheat crop is represented as
disastrously deficient.
Clarke, the i merican bond torger has
been sentenced to Is months imprison-
! ment at hard labor.
r. The Duke Alexis, of Russia, with his
squadron, is ut Plymouth, where lie will
remain fora week.
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M,,rs So1p.-The Shrewsbury Mills, in

Mills SoLD.-The Shrewsbury Mills. in
York county, Pa, belonging to John NJ.
Esq, of Baltimore, and estab-
Iished by BIN In 1857 for the manufacture
fayine and extract of quercitron bark,
dyeipg purposes, &C., the product hay
a high reputation In the market, have
been sold by the proprietor, with all the
stock, DC, to Messrs. Jos. q.
Stevens, OF Boston, Mass, and John 5.
Young, OF York county, Penn. Inc price
paid was $751; "a, cash.
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Indictments Against Abortionists, &c.

NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-The Kings county
grand jury has brought in many lndict-
ments, i%ncluding,it is believed, the cases
of DIR. Perry and Madam Won Buskirk,
charged with abortion ; also, of Jacob Van
derbilt, Captain Braisted, and others, con-
nected with the Staten Island ferry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-18
SMALLPOX Mt LcweIf, Mass.

Lowell, Sept. 1G.-The City.Council has
had a special meeting to consider the pre-
valence of the smallpox here. 1t prevails
among all classes. Eleven new cases are
reported to-day. "a'<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-18

Elections In New Mexico.
OMAHA, Sept. i6.-Gallegbar (Democrat)
is probably elected a delegate to Congress
from New Mexico by 500 majority.
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The New York Standard says : THE
history of this years pic-nics is'the history.
OF sensuslity, brutality, and violence OF
almost every kind"
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Henry Clay Dean is reported to have dis
located his arm the other Gay in putting on
Il clean shirt. He tg out Of p-actices
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WOOEs AHBsmag.,

3uAL,,e CORE, AND WOOD.-We ara
crsd now ready to furnish the pubic Win ali
tbe mines UI .. .sR,,1 ELL oo8L,. fresh from
SofIinnysi,p perfectly clear Of dirt and siats st ~
LUMP, $500. $S b.
s, HAIL. Ss..n =
ANTHRACITE Goa p
value. vest quality, and q tho lowest msrsst
,n xsk and PINE wooD-,orn
away on hand and for saie shsssn T so and
Basin bank haasDERsog &3kING.
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Death of an5Oad Turfmnn:

LEXINGTON, KY, Sept.16.-Jos. shawhan,
the oldest turfman in Kentucky, died to-
day, aged ninety years, from injuries re-
ceived by being thrown from a horse.
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Northern Markets..

b1Jrs: upiands, 81: Orleans, 2I8;. Flour dull, and
sMfoc. loower Wheat winter red western, $1.sS
6Yl.5l Corn heavy ct 7'GD7?c. Pork quiet.
Lard firm: kettle, S3c. EaYais anu groceries
qniet. FrcIRh;s hrayy.
Ra1T1aoRr. Sept. 1s.-FInur steady: western
f.,niIy 81 9s6Ss. Wheat dull ana supply light ;
amber. ST. 65MrlC CT; Ohio sud !noiaua led, $50;
PENNSYLVANIA, SI.55@f &c: Oats steady AZ 300
FrovtsIons unchanged: " h.skey, a23 G93c. -,
VIigl"ia'e, old, So bid 1913, Ga cid; 'e7,s, GO
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