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The New York herald., 1874-08-18
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD SLAUGHTER.

The Coroner's Inquess-Important Evf.
dence-The swItchman's Confession.
The Coroners investigation into the ctrcuu-
stances which caused the death Of Alexander
schai' hedey Cox and Sidney Nage on Saturday
last at Cornweirs station, on the PenpsylvantA
Railroad, was continued yesterday at Bristol be-
fore ). W. Closson and jury OF six respectable
citizens. The excitement over the sad eyent
continues unaDated, and the greatest interest In
manifested in the proceedings.
f. B. Douglass, the telegraph operator at Corn
Wells Station at the time the accident occurred
testi6edf:--Ater the engine OF the coal train
went in on the side track asked the conductor.
Mount If the switches were all right. as an extra
train was coming from Hoimesburg Junction:
Mount then haUOoed TO the swltcnman Thorn. to
notify him OF the approach OF the train; again
asked Mount II the switches were all risnt, and he
said they were; When the excursion train was.
passing by l gave 1t quite signal; saw tho
train on the south bound track all rights
] did not tell the switchman the extra
train was coming, IT was not my duty to do SO:
nlne minutes elapsed after told Mount about the
excursion train coming till ~ arrived; DO not
know what condition the switches were IN when l
notified Mount; had no intlmation OF the train
coming till it arrived at Holmesourg, which u
about i've miles distant from Cornwelrs; was
always notified from headquarters about the ap-
proach Of excursion trains TIL thls time; unless l
20 ao the vIn my business is to Know
II the track is clear. and IT is the business OF the
switcnman to notify Il 1t is not; ! presume they
man to the contrary.
| The sWltchman, Charles Thorn. made an open
consesetDn OF his bunder, and seemed to be suffer-
ing under great agony OF mind while doing SO. He
was positive, however, IN stating that ho
bar displayed no White Nag when the
! train was passing. which was tue
! oniv discrepailcy between his evldenco
and that Of some OF the preceding witnesses ne
| said he was always officially notified untli tnls
Taar of tho approach OF excursion trains, and thae
the only notifcarion he received OF the coming ll
OF the ill-iated excursion train ON SATURDAY was
q
| it occurred; he was not notified OF Its approach
verbally but by motions OF the conductors hands
| and nod OF his head when he turned the switcn
| wronu he had forgotten that IT was all rlsat
before or he would not have made sucn .eraiu.s n
mistake. Tnorn's statement mas aireaoy appesiou
| in the HERALD Of sunday last.
The inquest was then adjourned to Thursaay
morning next, when several witnesses from Norris
| town will be examined, after which verdlcs VIA
| he rendered.
The New York herald., 1874-08-18
w A S HIN CT o NJ.
WASHINGTON. August IL, 1874.
The New Currency Law Working Con-
traction-New Banks.

WASHINGTON, August H. 1874.
Tho New Currency Law Working Con-
trsctSon-New Banks.
Tne Acting Comptroller OF the Currency mas
authorized the organization OF the Logan county
National Bank. OF Russellville, KY, with capital
OF $4,000; also the FIRST National Bank. OF JACK
son, Tenn, with capital Of the same amount.
The Deseret National Bank, OF Salt Lake City,
has Withdrawn $4,000 OF It's bonds, and the
National City Bank. OF Milwaukee, has Withdrawn
Its bonds to the extent OF $4,000. and both have
deposited with the Treasurer the necessary
amount of legal tenders to secure their circua-
ton secured by these bonds
Up to this date the amount Of circulation with
drawn by the deposit OF legal tenders Is greater
than the amount issued since the passage OF the
new law by about $1,000, 900, thus working a con-
traction Of the currency to that extent. ma
joriry Of the banks thus Withdrawing their circu-
laton are located in the South and West.
The Additional Life Saving Stations.
Captain John MCGOWAN, of the Revenue Marine
service, and &. W. Clark ST., OF the Treasury De-
partment, leave here tomorrow Tor the purpose OF
selecting sites on the Atlantic coast for the new
Aie-saving stations authorized by the act OF Con-
gress Of June 20, 1874. These stations are to be
located IN the vicinity of the folio wing places -
Cape Henlopen and Indian Head DEL. Green
River Inlet Md; Chincoteague Wachopreague
Inlet. hog Island. Sandy Shoal Island and
Smith Island, Va Upon tile completion OF
their report proposals will be received for the
erection OF the stations.
The Treasury Secret Service.
Buford Wilson, Solicitor OF the Treasury Depart
ment has returned to the city from the West His
final report on the Secret Service division OF the
Treasury Department will be made after ad-
ditional testimony shall have been taken.
The Tonnage Tax on Vessels In Foreign
Commerce.
The Attorney General has decided that the Re
vised Statutes do not change the law IS to the tol
upon the tonnage OF vessels engaged in foreign
commerce, and that now, as formerly, the said ia,
is only coilectabe upon che entry OF such vessels
and not before their clearance. and e only CO
lectabletonce in each year.
An Indian COmmisslb~'
E,A. Hayt, of New Yo>- 'i APP"1nte".
l. ,.o,,,,.u ~ to. ~. -, has been appofHted
a,S.sgsaS >Vard Of Indian Commissioners
A'@cHc u the existing vacancies.
The New York herald., 1874-08-18
TIE ALSATIA.
The Vessel Likely to Prove Total
Wreck.

/
! Wreck.
ST. THoMAs August 4, 1874
nc Spanish mali steamer from Porto Plata
{, hit up the mails OF the German mail steamer
oiouA and reports the latter ashore and prob
A'sa'"', tal loss. The following Is an account
aoY -. OF the passengers
eUeu w one ssENGER's STATEMENT.
ApA 'a at two A. NJ, as the Hamburg
On Sunday July - 'nauy'S steamer AlSata waS
American Packet Con, 20 Plata, the Captain mis-
entering the port Of Pof. sh man.of.war Eclipse.
took the light OF the Brih> the lignt OF the orts
which was lying &C anchor, n. ne reefs. Lighters
and the steamer was run on assistance, but
as as the Captain '' did not consias. vntil an
urgent he kept the lighters alongsdC> get tho
tempt had been made by the Eclipse ~ r rec
vessel or The Commander of che man-oi,WA 'en
commended that part OF the cargo should be "a
out and tue boilers discharged. second attenfeA
was made by the Eclipse 10 tow the Alsatya @DS :.
but with no better result than the first.
SAVING THE CARGO
The weather up 70 this time had been fne, bug
at three O'Clock +. NJ. the usual breeze began to
blow and The sea rose causing the vessel to
tbump. 1t was then discovered that the break
ing OF the s sea under the counter aad
nation the leak was found OF Importance,
there being several feet OF water IN the hold. Is
was now discovered that with the means at hand
all that was possible, ana up 10 Monday, 18th,
about 300 bags coffee, some cotton &c, had been
saved. The balance OF the cargo IL much dam
aged and. 1t IS believed, will be, with the ship, .
schooner Dos Hermanos LEFT Porto Plata for Cape
Hayti, aud It is reported she chartered Or tho
purpose Of Obtaining diver.
The vulcan, OF the same line as the Alsat1a, eN
ST. Thomas on 3lst July for Porto Plata, 20 render
assistance. Captain Milo the companys supern-
tendent at ST. Thomas, went In her.
The New York herald., 1874-08-18

aspirations FOR colonies in the American hemi.
sphere. The HERALD has appreciated and forecast
the danger In the quotation we have made from
It, We furnish 1t now with an exact translation
OF documents proving what It surmlsed.
AS we are In no danger OF being charged with in
territorial falsehood,,we Will say simply that We
know these documents to DO authentic, but that
the proofs OF them must be sought In Spain Tho
Junta OF dissipated mbeciles that form the pres
ent Madrid government, having lost the power
OF telling the truth TO the public, may deny their
authenticity But Admiral Polo. who is an ofiiceT
and gentleman, will not deny one word OF whas
we have said about the causes OF his resignation
as Spanish Minister at Washington.
The New York herald., 1874-08-18
LABOR RIOT IN DELAWARE.

GEoRGETOwN Del, August II, 1874.
There was considerable excitement here this
morning. Two hundred men, employed in building
the Breakwater and Frankfort Railroad, which
runs from Georgetown to the Maryland State line,
came from Frankfort, fourteen miles distant and
marched to the Eagle Hotel, where A. Y. Smith,
OF Ptttsburg, Pa, who Is the chief contractor or
the road, boards, and threatened to hang him
unless they were paid or producing at the same
time rope with q hangman's knot at one end or
". Smith SAID he did not employ them, and that
tors. for Their n"nov w Tho ci,tScns tSan inter
1ered and procured for the men promise ;that'tne
money would be paid IN two days. They say they
VIII return at the end OF that time and hang some
one II the money Is not paid.
The New York herald., 1874-08-18
THE AMERICAN BALL PLAYERS ABROAD.
The Americans Victorious in the international
:, Gamc Of Cricket

LONDON, August IT, 1874.
The cricket match between the American cubs
and the shefteid club begun on Saturday, was re-
sumed at Sheffeld to-day.
THE sHEFEIELD MEN DEFEATED BY 130 TO ss.
The Englishmen completed their first inning
with count or a. and added to it only As in their
second inning.
This gave the Americans the game by AZ runs,
they having made l3o in their first and only inning
on saturday.
THE ATTENDANCE MEAGRE.
The attendance OF spectators was not SO large as
on previous occasions.
THB BosToNs AGAIN DEFEAT THE ATHLETICS.
AT five O'Clock the Boston and Athletic mines
began q game OF base ball. which lasted until
seven.
The contest was very close and resulted in
victory for the Boston club, the score standng:-
BostOns, 1s; Philadelphias, II.
The New York herald., 1874-08-18
TIE INDIAN BRAGGARTS,

The Hostile Parties Hungry and Tired
OF the War Path-The Cheyennes and
Arapahoes Decide to Return to the
Agency:
OMAHA, Seb. August II, 1874.
The following telegram"Ta, received by General
Ord to-day, from Fort FestermGh, WyoIning:-
Cheyenne half breed, from Powder River re-
ports that at council OF tue Cneyennes and
Arapahoes 1t was decided to recall all the hostile
parties the vicinity of the railroad and return
TO the agency; that ABOUT 200 lodges OF the Chey-
ennes passed thirty-fve miles north OF this pos {
Friday last en- route TO the agency, and that they
. were very hungry and eating their horses.
The New York herald., 1874-08-18
CANADA.

EmAgrants to the United States Seeking
Repatriation.
MONTREAL August r.. 1874.
The French Canadians in the United states are.
to certain extent, seeking repatriation, and
petition has been prepared with this end IN view
for presentation to the Lieutenant Governor or the
Province and ls signed by 2S7 persons
A DAMAGED STEAMSHIP ARRIVES.
With the James Seed near Bic on Tuesday last. has
arrived 10 port, with the starboard size or her bow
very badly damaged.
The New York herald., 1874-08-18
LOCAL POLITICAL TROUBLE IN LOUISIANA.

NEW IBERIA August IT, 1874
Messrs. j. A. Breaux and Laurent Renaudit of
this place, returned from St. Martinsvllle this
evening" and report that about 700 citizens OF st.
Martins Parish were assembled at the Court
House this morning and demanded the reslgna-
ton Of all the parish officers 1t seems that resist
ance to this demand Was anticipated, in cOnse-
quence OF which considerable excitement pre-
vailed. The officers resigned. under protest,
them. Five hundred OF the zoo citizens present
were mounted. No serious trouble is appre.
hended,
The New York herald., 1874-08-18
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Scotia win ieave this port o.
Wednesday for queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close 1t ths Post Onnoo
at halfpast seven O'Clock A. NJ.
THE NEW YoiS HEsALD--Siittol Tor Europe
will be ready at hait-past SIX O'Clock IN ths
morning
Single copies, IN wrappers for mailing. siE
The New York herald., 1874-08-18
ARKANSAS FINANCES.

LITTLE Rock, August II, 1874.
The Attorney General has decided that it is the
duty Of the State Treasurer to recognize the Con.
vention ordinance directing him to nav out OF the
Sinking and School funds the money necessary to
run the State government.
The New York herald., 1874-08-18
FRANCE.
The Election for a Member of the Assembly
Carried for the Bonapartists by
Large Majority.

PARIS, August II, 1874.
,,omp,ete returns now in, OF the election held
vsaterday IN the Department OF Calvados for the
vacancy in the Assembly, show that the Bonapart-
.ats have as indicated In late dispatches last night
secured the seat for their candidate by overwhelm,
tnp Odds The following is the result OF the bal
lott
NJ Delaunay (BonapartisD D............... lo 7o4
n. Aubert repubiican) .....-............... z7272
President MacMahon's Tour-He Is To
Review the Troops At lie Mans.
PARIS, August IT. 1874
President MacMahon has arrived at lie Mans.
He met with an enthusiastic reception from the
citizens
To-day he viii visit the barracks and workshops
attend banquet given in his honor and review
the troops.
From LIE Mans he will proceed to Saral, capital
OF the Department Of Mayenpe.
MIR. BancrOft's Successor in Paris.
PARIS, August II, 1874.
Mr.. Bancroft Davis, the newly appointed Minis.
Ter OF the United States TO Germany, arrived In
Paris on Saturday and will leave for Berlin next
Thursday.
Whe Paris Newspaper Press tho Re-
suit OF the Election.
PARIS. August II. 1874.
The Journal des De0dtS regards the election OF
belaunay IN the Department Of CalvadOs as omi-
nous OF coming danger, and warns the country
against the threatening attitude or the Bonapart-
Jsta
AGAIN TO THE FRONT.
Le 7ensps says that while the monarchical par.
ties are disappearing the Bonapartists are again
coming to the front.
The New York herald., 1874-08-18
A RAILROAD DEPOT BURNED.

NASHUA, N. H., August IT, 1874
The depot on the Lowell and birmingham Rail-
road at Acton Centre was burned on Sunday
morning The Gre is supposed to have been the
work OF an tncendiary who arst robbed the ticket
cred Dv insurance.
The New York herald., 1874-08-18
ANOTHER NEGRO OUTRAGE.
\ White Woman Violated by Three
COlorod Men.

BRooKHAvEN. Miss, August II. 1874.
yesterday morning, at two O'Clock, three ne
groes entered the residence Of Mrs. NJ L. Burnley,
and, choking her and her daughter violated the
person OF Mrs. Burnley, after which they forced
her to give up what money she had and then plum
dered the house, taking awaya large trunk filled
has been captured, but the others are still at
Isrge. Great excitement prevai@ concerning the
satEtGe,
The New York herald., 1874-08-18
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, August II, 1874.
Lieutenant E. L. Chenery and Ensign Downes L.
Wilson nave been ordered to the photographic
once; Paymaster John Furey to the Monongahea
at Rio Janeiro; Lieutenant g. L. Palmer mas been
detailed from the Naval Observatory, Washington,
and granted two months leave.
The New York herald., 1874-08-18
FIRE In ABINGDON.

BOSTON, Mass August II, 1874.
FIRE in Abingdon Mass, on saturday ngnt
DESTROYED Ira Floyds large shoe factory and stable
adjoining. Ihe loss u 100000; insured.
The New York herald., 1874-08-18
ARKANSAS REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.

LITTLE ROCK. August II, 1874.
The Republican State Central Committee has
called State Convention Tor September Is. The
committee ignores the present Constitutions, Con.
vention. taking the position that 1t was called
Withant Authority. -.
The New York herald., 1874-08-18
THE CHoCTAw AND OHIOKAsAW ELECTIONS.
PARSONS, Kansas, August II

PARSONS, Kansas, August II, 1874.
At o recent election In the Choctaw and Chicka.
saw nations, l. I. Coleman Cole was elected Gov
ernor OF the Choctaws and Frank Oyertop Cover.
nor of the Chickasaws. This Is regarded as a
triumph OF progressive principles.
The New York herald., 1874-08-18
Diad.

Died.
MCGU1RE.--On Saturday, August Is, MISS CATHA-
RINE MCGUIRE
Relatives and friends OF the family arc respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral rom her late
residence, so Mott street. on Wednesday, AuguAt
10, at one O'Clock p. M.
[FOr Otheg Deaths See Ninth Po2el
The New York herald., 1874-08-18
THE CHEESE MARKET.

UREA. ~ Y, August II, 1874
Ten thousand boxes of cheese offer ed here to-day
and 1000 boxes sold at i3e. 1890 AT Little Falls 70o
sod manly at l3%c, with one lot at 1870
The sales to-day fell third short OF the Cderinga,
both here and at Little Falls
The New York herald., 1874-08-18
FIRE IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Nd, A

BALTIMORE, Nd, August II, 1874.
The provision establishment OF Jacob Kraus &
Co., Nos. 80 and II Barre street, took fire in the
smoke house shortly after noon to-day and was
nearly burned out The loss is not yet ascer-
tanned.
The New York herald., 1874-08-18
GREAT BRITAIN.
Mr.. Laird's Illness.

LONDON, August H. 1874.
The condition OF Nj. Laird, whose serious illness
was announced on SATURDAY, Is improving.
The New York herald., 1874-08-18
Report from Otta wa.
The Flames Still in ProSress-Prepara
tions Co Flee the City.

OTTAWA, August l7-LATER.
The destructive fires raging in the vicinity OF
Ottawa are q repetition OF the devastating fires OF
1870
The most disastrous scene ID in the direc-
ton OF Aylmer. where the fire Is three
miles in length, and making rapid
progress towards Duchene. On the farms
OF Messrs. Thistle and Muliigan the fire is raging
most fercely. One OF the Ottawa engines and the
Fire Brigade were sent to fight the dames near
Skead's mills The citizens are hard at work fight
ting the element. Business operations are sus.
pended this afternoon, and the City Is enveloped
In a cloud of smoke and ashes. Many are packing
up their valuables preparatory to hight.
Further Alarming Reports.
ORnLIA, Ont, August II, 1874
Extensive bush fires have been raging in the
tenth ana eleventh concessions north of Orillia.
The flames spreading so rapidly that great
fears are entertained by the settlers.
The New York herald., 1874-08-18

A.-Hernld Branch Once, Brooklyn,
corner Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from 3 A. NJ. to r. NJ
On sunday from 10 . p. N.
The New York herald., 1874-08-18
Sanction OF the $,

Vhe Pnpxl Sanction OF the SerranO
Government Now Probable.
VIENNA, August II, 1874.
The Neac Free Press says 1t has reliable iniorma-
tion that the Pope Will recognize Marshal Ser.
gauo as President OF Spain.
The New York herald., 1874-08-18
mn a E.rncinus Rnisa "a,

The Ferocions Raids of nil NOxious In
that nest human dwellings, can be stopped In
day by KNOWLES INSECT DkSrRUYER,
KNOWLES, PATENT GUN.
The New York herald., 1874-08-18

A.-Strfct Integrity, Low Prices, Re-
markable efficiency in curing Rupture, have made the
ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, 6S Broadway, the king OF
the business, and other king has such grateful snh-
incfs
The New York herald., 1874-08-18
SPAIN.
Tho Spanish Republic Recognized by England,
France and Austria

LONDON, August II, 1874.
The recognition OF the Spanish Republic by Eng.
and France and Austria ls officially promulgated.
The New York herald., 1874-08-18
PROHIBITION IN RHODE ISLAND

PROVIDENCE. August II, 1874.
The first seizure OF liquor BY the State conatah'
uiary was made In West Greenwich yesterday,
The New York herald., 1874-08-18

A.-Rupture and Physical Deformitaea
successfully treated Or. MARSH at No. vcssy street
fAstor hou3c)
The New York herald., 1874-08-18
CUBA.
The Bandit Carlos Garcia FillaRing the Planta-
hons.

HAVANA, August II, 1874
The celebrated bandit Carlos Garcia and his fol.
| lowers have been marauding in the neghborhood
OF San jose de Lajas, and In one OF their en-
| counters with detachment OF the Civil Guard
volunteer was killed.
| On the ilth inst. they assaulted and sacked the
| house OF Seilor Hernandes roDbing the occupants
! Of money, watches and jewelry.
They have committed other robberles within the
last few days in the neighborhood OF Managua and
have kidnapped young girl from the residence OF
| her parents.
| The Insurgents Mako Raid Upon
Sancti Espiritu-New Customs Regul
ti0ns.
| HAVANA. August II, 1874
| The insurgents made raid on Saucu Espiritu
| last Friday.
| They seized the armory OF the volunteers, and
| after remaining IN the town about half an hour
| made OF with some twenty rides.
| ALL CUSTOMS PAYABLE IN GELD.
| The Captain General has issued decree. requir.
ing that on ana after September l. 1874, all customs
dues be paid only in gold; at the option Of the
taxpayers In bank or treasury bills, with an In.
| crease of 100 per cent. The only exception made
is on the proceeds OF contracts and mortgages the
terms Of which stipulate that all payments thereon
shall be made IN paper. When specie payments
are stipulated the tax in specie will be exacted
The New York herald., 1874-08-18

A.-Silk Elastic Belt Stockings. Knee
caps Abdominal Supporters, Suspensory Bandages.
Shoulder Braces ana Crutcnes MAksH's Truss Office.
No. Vcscy street Lady in attendance
The New York herald., 1874-08-18

Cleaning and Dyeing.--E. Lords
Offices III Eighth avenue. So Broadway; principA
Office $50 Broadway corner Seventeenth street.
The New York herald., 1874-08-18

NEANHooD-aOr EDITION A TREATISE on
M the Laws Governing iAfs, RxpiAnasory Of the the
Causes ana Symptouis, with nsfrucuQns nor sno s.c
cessni treatment OF Hsakness Low SPIRIT. Despondr
ency Nervous Rxhaustion> Muscnlay Dcosiisy ~
Premature Decline in Manhcot rkiUh % S"rsSx
Address the author. i,r. 6. DIS 4 CUHiIS No ~ nAs~
Stxtccuth street. New York
The New York herald., 1874-08-18

Important Notice. "
Travellers should always carry bottle Of RADWAYS "a
READY REI,iEF with them. A lew drops IN water via
nreveut sick ne q OF mains from change OF water.
'RADWAYi- READY RELIEF will In few moments
rura Cramns Spasms Sour stomach. Heartburn, Siok
Headache Disrrhpa. Dysentery. Colic, Wand in thA
Bowels all IDtornaI PathA
The New York herald., 1874-08-18

Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints.-Au
Diseases Of the Feet cured BY DR. zAChARIE, onios
The New York herald., 1874-08-18
FOREST FIRES IN CANADA.

apid and Alarming Destruction by the
Flames-Settlers and TOwnspcopie Pre-
pairing to F1ee--Terror Spreading.
fNvERMAy, August II, 1874.
The bush ~ on fire near this place. A large
amount Of property is already destroyed.
Report from Ottawa.
OTrAMA. August H. 1874
Bush fires are still raging in some localities In
this neghborhood. The press recommend the ap-
pointment OF forest rangers for tin, prevention
suppression of bush fires during the summer
months, which would save much valuable timber
from destruction.
The fires are becoming more and more alarming.
The village Of Aylmer is threatened with destruc-
tlOn, and all the male population are fgfKlng rhe
nre. There is large fire in the woods, Iour miles
above this city. Engines and men were sent up
from here to render assistance. The atmosphere
Is filed with smoke and the wind s bio wing hard
The New York herald., 1874-08-18

NYCLOPEDlA
~ Of the Bsst Thoughts Of 70 voiunso
Chaxlcs DickcnA In QUE
Bv F. q. Do Fontaine. i Prioe -
Sold by ali booksellers
The New York herald., 1874-08-18
Musical and Ora I'M attic Notes.

Mr.. and Mrs. Florence will open In Pittsburg
September !.
Mr.. Montague, manager OF the London Globe
Theatre, has been engaged FOR short season at
Wauack's.
Miss Ada Gray win begin her third starring sea-
son at the Opera,Housc, Rochester. N. Y, August
"a In her new MAY entitled the "Advcnturass-p
The New York herald., 1874-08-18

The Insurgents Mako Raid Upon
Sancti Espiritu-New Customs Regula-
tiOns.
The New York herald., 1874-08-18
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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speclaty OF dyspepsia ana liver diseases; synopss
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SPRING WATER, snd Dr. A. HAwLEY HEATH the
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