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A Kerosene Murder

TROY, Nov. lG--Jane Costello died hero
yesterday from the effects OF burns received
Al the hands OF john Costello. her husband
who on Saturday night last, while intoNi-
Gated, after otherwise maltreating her, threy
lighted kerosene lamp at her which explOd-
fTightfully.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-16

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. l6 John MeNama-
ra, a car driver, was shot and INSTANTLY
killed by John j. bowling. whom McNa-
mara had pat OF his Car for refusing 10 pay
his fare.
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rrests for Using Bogus BeII-puuches

INV YORK. Nov. Ib-SOme naIf-dOZen
conductors on the Atlantic avenue horse-car
railroad. Brooklyn, We're arrested last even
ing AID placed in jail for stealing funds OF
the company. They each had a false bell,
which they used instead OF that attached 10
their punch. They Will be tried on criminal
charge
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THE HOMELESS INDIANS OF cA1rve

THE HOMELESS INDIANS OF CALrFoR-
NIA--oligario, chief Of the Temecula ln-
dams OF southern California, arrived berry
Yesterday, accompanied by an interpretei /,
ana has an interview with the Secretary oc
the Interior. He asks immediate relief for
MS band, some eight hundred In mum Der.
VINO nave recently been rendered homeless
oy sner1n q writ OF ejectment, and alsa
mat some secure provision be made for the
rest OF the civilized Mission Indians who are
living ON lands 10 which other persons hold
the legal title Secretary Chandler expressed
much interest In The case, and promised %
do all he could for their relief but explained
that the matter VIII require action 81 Con-.
gress.
Olieario had an interview with the Prcsf-
dent TO day, who set forth IN glowing colorx
the beauties Of the Indian territory, and
wanted Oligario and his tribe % 20 there: buc
Mr.. o. did not take kindly to the proposifiOn-
The President assured him, however, that
The Temeculas should be cared for until Con-
gTess makes some provision for theIf SUP
port
oTIt rs said there are more lies told IN s,,e
sentence, Il am glad TO zee you, than in snv
Their SIX words In the English lanKuaRa
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Rum Did It.

PROVIDENCE, x. L., Nov. ia printer
named John Powers was arrested last night
while attempting 10 shoot bis wife, one bar
rel OF the revolver having been discharged.
He then tried 10 commit suicide by cutting
his throat, but the injury is slight. Rum
was the cause OF the trouble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-16

San FRANCISCO, Nov. ~ The great four
mile heat race for a purse OF $50 600 gold
v III come of next Saturday ~ the state of
The track ana the weather permit. The track
II now very heavy, and turfmel say 10 will
require continued good weather during the
week 10 put ~ a. proper condition fOr Satur-
DAYS contest The weather is very unset
Tied. IL ra'ned THIS morning, and Is sim
lhIesteuiug.
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A Mandauus Rerused-

PHILADELPHIA Nov. l6-The manda mus
asked for by the Park Commission $ IL
compel the city councils To appro griate
81 900 900 for the park has been rein ed by
the Court.
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The American Rife Team.

PoRT JEWS, n. Y, Nov. l6.-To-morrow
The Rife Team will meet at Goshen %
engage in the second contest for the prize
that was won by them nj Providence, r. ].
The final match Will take place al Cree
more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-16

NEw YORK, Nov. IG.-Mr Henry H. Ward
mas been appointed cashier OF the Western
Union Telegraph company.
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ALBANY. ~. ", Nov. I6.-The court OF an
Pes Is this morning dismissed the appeals In
both Of the Tweed cases. This refuses him q
reduction OF bail and a bill OF particulars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-16

NEw YORK, Nov. I6.-The advisory b,arf
OF the jetty works are here, and win leave
for the jetties this a. m.
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OMAHA, Nov. 16.-Tne breaks ia tne West
ern Union telegraph wires between this point
and California have been repaired, aud the
line is now in complete o-4er oct geen the
Atlantic and Pacific coasts.
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EarthauaEe I'm california

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. IA smart sAoc<
OF earthquake occurred az o'clock this eve
ming. The vibrations were east aud west
No damage IL reported.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Turkish Defeat.

NETTINGR Nov. lh.-In The victories OF the
insurgents over the Turks At GstSchko, the
insurgents suffered a loss OF oaly 81 kiIlei
including one chief and six officers, aud rs
wounded. They captured provision train,
NIFTY tons OF ammunition, and three hundred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-16

NEW YORK, Nov. I6.-The second trial OF
John Scsnnell, for the murder OF Thos. Don
5hue several years ago, began to-day.
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The Italian Chambers.
ROME, Nov. l6.-The Italian chambers
yesterday.


ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. l6.-The Ogicidi
Gdzefte has the following Europe was
never in more favorable position than now
Tor the peaceful settlement OF any difficult
question. Three powerful emperOrs are
striving, assisted by the other powers, %
arrive at a pacific solution OF the Herzego-
vfna troubles. The peace of Europe is firmly
established in the mutual confidence and
good understanding OF the powers, and DO
danger OF its disturbance exists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-16

boston, Nov. 16-Thos. y. PulsifeY, th3
dead,
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THE GUIBORD FUNERAL.
The Troops and Police Eu Route for
the semeterx

MONTREAL, Nov. 10, 80 "A. m.-The volun-
teeTS have Just started from the Champ De
Mars en- route for the cemetery. Tue police,
armed with carbnes, are also on their way
EverythiBx Passed or Quietly.
MONTREAL, Nov. Is, uOOn.-Tne burial of
Guibord's remains is over. Everything
passed of quietly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-16

PATENTS, &c, were issued to-day as fol-
lows Patents, PCS; reissues, II; designs, s;
trade marks, 10; labels, Is; total, SD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-16

PRESIDENT GRANT having commenced
the preparation OF his annual message to
Congress, he will not receive visitors until it
is cOmpie.ed
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Assistaut Surgeon Chas
X. 1ancy from the naval hospital, Mare
Island, California, and ordered to Washing
ton city for examination for promotion.
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THE COMM IssIONER OF INDIAN AFFAIRS
has decided to furnish transportation to their
homes in Oregon to the Warm Spring Ia
dians now in this city.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIP rs To-DAY-Inter-
nal rev enue, sl96 ,3ss.ss; customs, sl62, 1856.
THE AMOUNT of national bank note cur
reDcy received at the Treasury to-day for re-
demption aggregated S3ii 2ei.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-16

CUTTING Down EXPENSES
Bristow will in few days Issue orders to
reduce the force in all of toe custom houses
OF the United States, owing TO the fact that
The appropriation for the collection OF Gus
toms Is deficient TO the extent of about
5000, 600.
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where the admirable seafiDg arrangement will PRO-
vide for ell comfort ard satisfaction.
Course tickets for the four lectures only $3.50
No extra charge for reserved seats Diagrams and
tickets at WARREN CHOATE & CO. BOON
sTORE, GAL Pennsylvania avenue. Lectures COM
neuce At = o'clock promptly. n0yll en,d
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COST OF THE NAIL SERvICE.-Second As
sistant Postmaster General Tyner in his an
nual report states the cost of inland mail
transportation for the fiscal year, which
end' June 3Oth last, as Sl5,353 1863. He es-
Inmates the cost of the same service for the
current fiscal year at SIC. A. 3d. Sc.
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~ Tn. attorney general or Florida has de-
clared uacUnstitutioaai the law licensing
keno.
s0Tne Omaha fire department has resolved
70 di band II tine city persists I'M "a utentioa
u reducing its pay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-16

SHOW CAsEs-TANNEET REINLE are
49, ssd,a n. MkTAL SHOW CASE 81 O. % Der foot;
$500 q ~ Cheapest IN America.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-31
FOREIGN.
Striking a Balance.


LONDON, October 30-Noon.-The bank
will be closed Monday. being the day for
striking the regular half yearly balances.
Qdit Work.
The Leeds Mercury of to day says that
the large iron producers, Blockow. Vaughan
& Co, employing in their collieries, mines
and works nearly 10 900 men, have notified
their employees at Middlesborough, Milton
Park and the Eaton Works in the yards
here that, owing to the depression of trade,
their engagements must terminate on the
thirteenth of November next.
Egyptian Army In Abyssinla.
CAIRO, October 30.-The Egyptian army
entered Ably yssinia. The AbyssiAians retreat
ed without resistance.
The Turks numbering Christians.
VIENNA, October 3O.-It is reported the
Turks murdered sixty Christians at Behrez,
q fortified town near the Dalmatian frontier
The troublesome Archbishop.
BERLIN, October 30.-It 10 stated Arch
bishop LedochO wsky will be expelled from
prisOnment.
The Prince Of Bankrupts.
bankruptcy proceedings have been COM
menced against DR.. Str0usberger. His lia-
bilities will amount to $25,000,G00.
Adjourned.
BELGRADE, October 30-The Skoupchtina
adjourned for q month.
The American Nsse.
MADRID, October 30-The Epoca says the
Spanish Cabinet discussed q reply TO the
Washington note, which tends to determine
the relations between Spain and America,
to enable the American government to pre-
sent to Congress detailed accounts of inter
national relations.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-31

The attention of members of the bar and
other friends of the late Gaspard James is
called to the advertisement of meeting to
be held in the Sixth District Court room to-
morrow. 1t is the last token of respect
that can be paid to one who for twenty
years has been most faithful and dillgent
public servant Like the good lawyer, the
good clerk is only known by the good
deeds he does to those most nearly in
terested, and when his work is done he
leaves no mark behind him except in the
hearts of those he has befriended. The
evil that mon do lives after them, the good
is oft inferred with their bones. Nothing
but remembrance of good deeds will re.
main to remind one of Gaspard James.
Ever willing, always perfectly informed,
the assistance he gave to litigants and
counsel was of that nameless character that
is of the more value from its unobtrusiveness
There is not q practitioner and hardly a
snitor in that court who can not recall a
favor received from him, and the reporters
must all hold him in grateful remembrance
He died in harness, and those who knew
him best should gather together for test-
mOny to his worth.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-31
Only Four senators.

The Pic in examining the returns of the
census as tshulated BY Colonel Wright,
considers he hA. made 4 alp in giving under
the bead sf sanplpymeuts aud ,Avecsticns,
or al the Pfe rahslates II, A'ffieaGs Of livffbe.
only four Senators in the State. Perhaps
the Senators themselves have made the slip,
but at any rate it is certain only four appear
without other occupation. 1t is very severe
on the others of their honorable body to
hint that Colonel Wrigh ht might have added
to the number without violating the truth
Perhaps 80, but he will neither add nor take
away from the record as made by the peo-
pie themselves, fearing perhaps the threat
of Revelations, xii, Is, 10. But the Pic
should thank the registrar for making
patent the fact that all Louisiana's Senators
are 80 respectable, so wealthy and so indie
pendent, that, save the four that attracted
its attention, they are able to attend their
onerous duties uninfiuenced by the trivial
per diem and mileage over which so much
stir is annually made.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-31
Religious.

The members and usual congregation of
the Unitarian Church, known as the Church
of the Messiah, have been somewhat disap-
pointed in that the illness OF the Rev. E A.
Horton will prevent him for few weeks
from preachir 6, as he had hoped to be able
and int n1ed to do. Mr.. Horton's North
ern physicians, however, advise him to come
South, and he will soon arrive and rest
here with his friends until able to preach.
IL the meantime the Rev. D. NJ. Reed has
oons' nted to temporarily supply the pulpit
of the Unitarian Church, and services will
accordingly commence there one week from
to-day, Rev. Mr.. Reed officiating.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-31
Tho Comiua Elections,

On Tuesday next will be held elections In
eleven States of the Union, viz: Virginia,
Kansas, Maryland, Massachusetts. Missis-
sippi, Minnesota, Missouri, New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. The
most important is the gubernatorial contest
in Pennsylvania. The vote there will un-
doubtedly be close one, as Latts, Demo
cratic candidate for Lieutenant Governor
in 1874, received a majority of 4679; this,
however, can be overcome if the Repub-
licans do as well ss they did in Ohio
Massachusetts also votes for Governor, and
there the Republicans will have to over
come majority of 1882 given to Gastsn,
the present Governor and Democratic can.
didste for reelection. against Rice. New
York votes for Secretary of State and Con
troller. Tilden's majority in 1874 was about
$1,000. The only general State officer 70 be
voted fos in Mississippi 10 the Treasarsf. In
that State there b Q clear Republican ma.
jority Of over 10000, and it will b interest
ing to note how many Rspublisans Ars kspt
ffom tAs polls by intimidation aad White
Line violence.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-31

Determined that delinquent taxpayers
shall have NO reasonable grounds of com.
plant, Tax Collector Folger, acting upon
the advice of the Assistant Attorney
General, will keep his Office open all day
Monday to afford opportunity for the pay.
ment of taxes without penalty. The office
will remain open from eight o'clock in the
morning to six O'Clock in the evening.
Monday is the last day of grace provided by
law, and thereafter all delinquents will be
compelled to pay the amount of twenty five
per cent per annum on the amount of their
arrears,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-31

Tomorrow will occur the anniversary of
All Saints Day, day which in New Or
leans is devoted to the beautiful custom of
decorating the tombs of those who have
gone before US. This year the prospects
are that the day will be more generally
observed than ever; business will be in a
great measure voluntarily suspended by
our citizens, and the Customhouf and
other public offices will be closed. Tn. city
division superintendent also announces the
public schools will be closed for the day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-31
NEW YORK.
Bask sssteusent.

Bunk Statement.
New YORK, October 30, Evening The
following j; sas The ,oa bank stetsmen'; Leans
Sss'esssa &c. issa .ssSees eSs RsS,s increase; SS 5
deposits decreased $2,375, 900; reserves in
creased $2 S5 900.
Specie Shipmests.
Weekly specie shipments $50O, O,0Oo.
Mortuary.
Number of deaths for the week 49,.
The War upsn the Bible.
The Board Of Education at Union Hill,
New Jereey, voted TO prohibit the reading
the citizens have openly threatened there
would be blOotshed before the Bible should
be removed.
Death of n Navy Contractor.
Zano Seeor. the IRON clad builder, is dead,
aged sixt, seven years.
The New Tweed sxit.
The Attorney General has notified Tweed e
counsel that the six million suit will be
pressed TO trial Monday.
Sailing of Missionaries.
Revs. Newton, Nichols, Wheeler, Black
staff, Challia, Mrs Challis, Mrs. Goodwin
and Mr.. s. NJ. Benschetf, recently appointed
missionaries to India, sailed to-day for
Liverpool since noon.
Storm Prevailing.
A strong northeasterly storm has pre-
vailed.
Customhouse Business.
Weekly imports S5,l30,Ss7, including
81, ,349, 600 in dry goods.
A Corner in Cotton.
Tho Cotton Exchange has been the scene
of another of the somewhat numerous cor
ners which have existed during the week.
October contracts have sold at as high as
l4asc, while at the same time November
sold at 13asc. The development of the
corner during the week has produced no
little excitement, and considerable sales
have been made, reaching 1851 bales for
all the month. At the close some weakness
is noticeable owing to the large receipts at
done on the spot. Another unfavorable in
tiuence is the dullness of the Liverpool
market.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-31
,Sr. h4eeis I.leshe Acani.se4 Il asasu
:. r..,- sl@ugAter. :, ~, D.,

Yesterday morsssS she jury in tA1 ease Il
Louis J. Leche, hte tescher IN NJ publis
schools, tried for paAAlaughtes fcr the kill
ing of M Joseph W. Miller AsAr No. 13o
Spain street, April q, brought ID = vstdiet
of not guilty. In obtaining thS justifcs.
tion of his csndudt Mr.. Leche has hsd much
to contend with. Though asssu1seA Nth &
cane before he fred the fatal shsf, bin csse
has been preiudieed by, . iport,ei ,of the
local press and political feefiAg <htsted "
create prejudice sgsfnst him. n The fsos
Of this uni nst oppositlsn he has been tried
and has been fortunsse snouehlsd obtain
one of the best juries that have been lppap,
eled in the Superior Criminal Court, aMasy
fsiends who watched thu TRIAL with httSrsss
~Bte'ptesent It the reading of u Ivessct.
llAthd llAthd e4pSessed .sdeir ,e0DsSatolA 3sdasAs
BArnesh tsuns. 8ofortaRst aaA hSnEfAble
ssCApe asph ths effeess 6fQtses uafortniats
odSfa9afeuos, ID ,sp'Ye 1t arvsfrsp 94sls ~
position aud improper effort, 10 especially
gratifying 70 Mr. Leohe, his family, and all
who know them. '"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-31
No. 60 Canal street.

At Goldthwai book store, No 60 Canal
street, Staub, the pioneer and champion
cheap newsman, caters to the int llectual
taste Of the public. His supply of literary
wares is unexceptionable in quantity,
quality and price, and he is continually
adding to his assortment. Every week he
presents some new attraction to his patrons.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-31

FiEht Between q, Detachment Of the
. Fifth Urited States Cavalry and a Band
Of Cheyennes-The Troops, Repaised-
Geseral Carr Tai Ken the Field.
.KAsSAs CITr, October 3O.-Reports are
received from Fort Hayes of 8ght be-
twesn the tsoops and q wandering band Of
Cheyenne Indians.
killed. They wsre reinforced and again
driven of, With one wounded.
n General r. A. Carr's command left Fort
Hayes ina OsGl train for the seat OF war
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-31

$s M @ SUNDAY, 0ofuBER 81 is75 e

n 2 nOtth v ffsuSsep, b would Ioomi4a.asa .
assipsis sd tsavd Il the meet vslusb,S
Chnra6h1rs li. u Il n,dI 'o ~ :,
n. '1,hAs ~ nv tsusst u pruass ne brat % that
fs!ries % seas 1vsr .bs cp~nsnd, tde Nsk.
} psleens aaA, i1S2as sailpaAd.--whaHittsfe b
Of it-and, in the language Of tss hHaay.
"wfsh n sbltpt iSds ont Of oil Ia .sn.,
,bSrrammSh&S4 y" 80 .T ". II. h. /
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-31

IN ssisoI. did sss 5adaasAs .tast thS -boS
hAdAbses rsaisAea IA s.'brusal o. tnssasl
minhsr.' The verdict Sssae tury. hsr,lsrs,
settles - fss - II u pasalhls 10 settle sheh
a qnsssidss s~hsse thsre b ns ssasdts apDly-
ING parfiehlarly to the csse, the lsss,ss, ss
the adniah4attsa,of Of sotDorsel pasthu.ent
to zDfEscAesy'tupils wAAls under ~ imNeo
tli4te tontfoi qf tHhit' tseehsss. IL Also ~
'sslysa X8kk aaaasas& ths, sha.ss& efsssd.
MG his asAhnsiN'i tn Ne cese, anAisl oappIn;
Isss thss phssiaaf essrectscni 'cfas bspia IN
jsscAool bnot u assault sud battsst. 1a.".G
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-31

"a uuH - S-se ~'t III bg
!, fisaay stts4 ~ fly IN The T,pst n
,hiellof ,,iSsspaSks. +, ! verdict Of Yss.
IqnihlA AH oRisasersf Mr. z. .A,0oidsk.
'psthetpAl $rNe Aasgh.1i 'sthoBl, srjed for
ltstfa y 'Xx ssary ,pu shs afths psths,' :
NaIssA A6nsAsm NsgsrA Tha asjdehe22 Ii
e. MShseaAswss shas ~ hey refassG a.ssk
Y i$it .e Ply }ssSrfIssiaa n 1Aa tegSaafAs ~.
Npi6aA waA called tedthe FMH ~ The dis-
!, aneoss . nedeH. n f6roed ths boy to hold
:. .SHe fhaAd; ND tttuck him With , smail
.cSnSb 4icA Xiii NxhiAjted 10 ~ III inrt nit tHS
|1on1n1DuDr O1iAnsA lsnllI IzasuArfssaa. saa.ar
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-31
NISuELLANEOuS,

DANIEL ,1lcKENDRICK.
pouSB, SHIP AND STEAMBOAT PLUMBER. GAS
FITTER, ETC,
respectfully announces to his old patrons and the
public generally that he has resumed business at
fh new store, centrally located,
M. 1873 Camp street,
Opposite st. Patrick's Church, New Orleans,
|nd will give pr mpt and personal attention to any
new work airs in his line
Has on hand and is receiving all description of
lsASs FAUCkTs, WATkk and GAS P.PkS. BATH
[uBS, PUMPS, AYDRANTs, WATER CLOSETS,
w " Agent T "STAG'S HAD" ELkvATED OVEN
P0OKlNG RANGES, the best in market.
OIters solicited, and entire satisfaction guaran-
Red for best materials, latest Improvements skill
4 4 and careful workmanship and the very lowest
|harges oc3l 6m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-31

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sasorpSoY - p. ~ i.cironsl la,.os. NO. =, =.
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