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FURTHER PARTICULARS.
The Bodies OF tho Victims Outra-
geously Mutllated-The Husband
and His Brother Under Arrest
squire Morris ImpaneIs n Jury OF
Inquest.


From Another Correspondent.l
Special Dispatch To the Register.
LITTLEToN, March 20-l1 P. NJ.
A most horrible murder was commit
ted about two and half miles from here,
at a place called Long Drain Run. The
wife of George Wsll,cs (atias George
Baker, and child aged tour months were
found in the woods about one mile from
Bakers house, murdered and horribly
mutilated. Both OF their skull. were
broken with blunt instrument, sup.
posed to be club. They were found by
John Wallace, brother Of the husband.
The wife was laying on her back near 4
fence corner with the child lying across
her lap.
John Wsllace Immediately gave the
alarm and wen, for his brother who was
working about two miles swsy. He went
to the house and there found young
lady IA years old, neice of his wife's,
named Miss Msrs Church, lying on the
floor dead, with three gashes in her fore.
head. The young lady was supposed to
have been outraged and then murdered.
Squire Morris impaneled jury and
the father OF the murdered woman hsi
the husband and his brother arrested on
suspicion of committing the murder.
Circumstsntisl evidence is very clear
against Ned Wsllsse being the mur-
derer. The jury gave no decision as vet.
II
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NEW ORLEANS.
Press Comments on the Anderson
Case.

Press Comments on the Anderson
Case.
NEW ORLEANS, March 19.-The CON-
ments of the New Orleans press, this
morning, upon the decision of the
Supreme Court IN the Anderson case are
peculiar. All refrain from questioning
the correctness of the decision, but
unite in abuse of Anderson.
The Democrat ironically hints nothing
more is left to do but TO appoint "iorger
Tom Anderson" TO the Collectorship.
The Times speaks of the Returning
Boards action in regard to the returns
as "the great political crime OF the GEN.
tury."
The following extracts from the lead
ers of the morning press are character
istic:
The Pieayune, demurely sarcastic,
says: "This decision notifies the world
that by the solemn judgment of the
highest tribunal in the State there never
was any legal canvass of the votes cast
in Louisiana tor Presidential Electors at
the election in November, 1876"
The Times, Hessisn, with two strings
to its bow, says: Anderson has escaped
pretty much as Cstsline did. >
The result will not be hailed with enthu-
siasm, but it will be acknowledged by
ordinarily intelligent people as a relief
from difficult situation. = = There
will be no disposition to question the
correctness of the decision. We
can now afford to leave the country to re-
dress its wrongs, in whatever manner 1t
may deem most efficient"
The Democrat, aghsst and nausested,
SAYS: "This is perhaps one of the most
remarkable, unexpected and startling de-
cisions ever before rendered by high
Court possessing the full confidence of
the people. We can not trust
ourselves to comment upon this decision
until after mature deliberstlon, and we
therefore simply submit the decision IT.
self without comment"
Anderson still remains in jail, no ar
rangements of satisfactory kind regard
ing his release having yet been made.
He may have to wait the expiration OF
the full six judicial days allowed under
Court law, but bis attorneys will
probably try to effect some arrange
ments with the prosecution parties TO-
morrow.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Banning offered resolution call
ing on the Secretary OF War for lnforma'
tion, SIS to whether the transfer to pen
sion office OF medical records OF the pro-
vost marshal generals office would not
facilitate in the decision Of applications
for pensions. Adopted.
The Speaker proceeded to call on the
Committees for reports. The pending
bill was the one reported from the
Printing Committee, regulating sdVer.
tislng, mail lettings. 1tprovides that
notices shall be published in one or
moro papers in each State interested; 4;
that proposals for mail lettings will be
received at q certain date, and all infor-
nation pertaining thereto can be obtain
ed on application to the Second Assistant
Postmaster General.
The bill regulating the advertising for
mail contracts passed. 1t requires the
advertisement to be brief and to refer for
details to the Postoffice Department. 1t
also prohibits sub-letting OF mail con-
tracts and declares such contracts an
nulled.
The house then went into Committee
Of the Whole on the deficiency bill.
Mr.. bale offered an amendment, pro-
yiding that no sub-letting o: contracts
should be permitted; and whenever such
sub letting did occur the contract should
| be considered IS terminated.
MIR. Money, of Mississippi, thought
| Mr.. Hale's amendment wss n step IN the
right direction and if it went further the
department would soon pay its own ex-
penses. he instsnced the case of =
steamboat mail contractor who testified
before the Postofice Committee this
morning. This man had received four
contracts without bids under the sd-
yer,isement and had sub-let every one.
His pay from the government on one
route was $4,000 and that which he
psid the actual mail carrier only
some SIS, 900, and this was specimen Of
the way in which the people ware robbed
| in connection with the mail contracts.
After further discussion Mr.. Hales
amendment, was adopted and the bill as
amended passed.
The House went into Committee Of the
Whole, Mr.. Hunter, of Virginis, in the
chsir. ard resumed the consideration Of
the deficiency appropriation bill. Several
items for the payment OF small sums due
for labor at New York, Portsmouth and
League Island navy yards having been
reached, Mr.. Cox, OF New York, asked
where the blame lay for the non-pay-
ment of lsborers and mechanics st New
| York.
Mr.. Fort offered an amendment.
making 1t unlawful for the Secretary Of
the Treasury to destroy, cancel or retire
any more United States Treasury notes,
but Mr.. Hewitt, OF New York, made r
point Of order and the amendment was
ruled not in order.
After q few unimportsnt changes the
committee rose and reported the bill TO
the House sod il WAS passed.
The House then proceeded 10 consider
the bill providing . permanent form Of
government, for the District OF Columbia
Is If in a Committee Of the Whole, with
Mr.. Hale in the chair.
After some discussion the matter went
over without action.
Mr.. Ellis offered the usual resolutions
in regard to the death OF Hon. j. +.
Leonard, OF Louisiana, and gave notice
that be would call them UP for action
Saturday, April 6. Adjourned.
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EVANSVILLE.
Fell into q Furnance Fearful
Plunge OF n Street Cara Female
KIepto In Jafl-Of TO the PeniIen.
Iiary.

Iiary.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
ZANEsvILLE, o., March 20.
A serious aud almost fatal accident
occurred here to-day. Officers Miner
and Launder were searching in Herd
mans glass house for boy accused of
felony, when Officer Miner being over
come for an instant by the intense heat
OF the furnaces, fell into 8 pit ten or
twelve feet deep, sustaining serious if
not fatal internal injuries. He was
taken out unconscious and conveyed 10
his home, where his injuries were proper
ly attended.
A street car On the Zane street line
when nearing the corner of Zane and
Seventh streets, broke brake
chain, and gathering fearful impetus
from the heavy grade went tearing
down 10 Seventh street at breskneck
speed, and turning the corner, collided
with car coming in the opposite direc-
tion, completely wrecking both cars.
Fortunately no one was injured, as only
one or two passengers happened to be
aboard.
Ella Fogg, who stole valuable arti-
cles and money from the residence of
Paul Kemerer, some time ago, had q
hearing in Police Court to day. She
onfessed to the theft and was committed
to jail to await trial for grand larceny.
Sheriff Bsllop to-day conducted con-
vict to the penitentiary at Columbus to
spend four years term for burglary.
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crime. They have prepared q rope
have made loop in it, ready to string g
up to some friendly tree the two sup
posed culprits. 1t is with the utmost
difficulty that they can be res trained to
await the action of the Coroner's jury
now making the investigation.
John Wallace is said to have killed q
man in Ohio some time ago; and George
has been living here under an assumed
name, in consequence of having commit.
ted crime in other parts.
You may expect to hear any minute OF
the lynching of the two brothers. Their
breathless bodies will probably be dang
ling in the air before you ge. this in
type. j.
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international Walking Match.

LONDON, March 20.-The international
walking match, which began Monday
morning and is 10 last six days, progress
es amid much interest st Agricultural
Hall. At IL o'clock to-day OLesry h,d
completed 2Sl miles, Brown "a and
Harry Vaughn 222.
A London special says that Albert
Smith, Of Chicago, has vsgered several
hundred pounds in the books that
O'Lesry will win. Smith ID fairly be
seiged with book makers Carrel Living
stone, James Gordon Bennet, Mr.. Steven
son and Earl of Fermay, who won
heavily on O'Leary when be beat Wes-
ton, are among his strong supporters.
At midnight over 1900 persons were
present and O'Lesry was walking at Q
five mile an hour gait amid the applause
O, Thousands.
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ELECTRIC SPARKS.
General Grant and party are in Rome

General Grant and party are in Rome.
The Pope st the next Consistory will
complete Cardinal McCloskey's investi-
ture by formally conferring the hst.
J.J. English, proprietor of the Ocean
House at Chincoiesgue Island, Virginia,
shot Stephen Pollott dead. Pollett owed
some money 10 English and failed to pay.
In the Philsdelphi. Conference OF the
NJ. T. Church e, Reading. Pa, Rev. z. ID.
kenny, on the report OF the Court of In
Quiry, WAS found guilty and expelled
from the ministry and conference.
Josephus Sooy, the defsulting treas
urer o: New Jersey, who bss sPest near
ly three wears in prison, has been par
doned. His term would have expired in
May next.
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A G,ng OF Couni.rrel,er. Arrested.

CHICAGO, March 20-All lsst evening
ard up TO an early hour ihs morning,
SpecIal Government Detective Turrell
was busy unesrthing and arresting sn
expert gang Of counterfeiters, who have
been sending base COINS out into the
Northwest for several months. Their
whole apparatus and some Of thei coin
age was captured. The gang are all no.
toriou.. Their names are Edward j.
Lee ala. Edward Wright Geo. Hoo'er,
formerly policeman here Geo. Quigg,
the leader of the gang, and Eugene
Hartman, 8 brother of Constable Bart
man.
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HUNG HIMSELF.
The Cause. too Much whisky.

CALDWELL, OHIo, March l9.-Conrsd
Hartman, a German shoemaker residing
seven miles east of town, came to Cald-
well, Monday to buy leather, laid in
stock of whisky, and left town very
drunk. Re.ching his brothers house
about dark, he put up hi, horse and stag
gered home. He fell against a picket
fence, and his neck becoming fast be-
tween two pickets, and being unable 10
.x,ric.,e himself therefrom, be was tran
gled 10 death. and was found this morn
ing By young woman. He WAS sup
porting himself with both hands on top
of the fence and his knees braced against
the lower part OF the same.
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AR MY BILL.
Democrats TO support 1t as Party
Measure.

WASHINGTON, March ia caucus
of the committee of thirteen, appointed
by the recent Democratic caucus, was
held tonight to discuss Banning's Army
Bill, with view to sustaining it as a
party measure in the House. The COM
mittee has agreed to support the Ban
ming bill in substantially the form it was
introduced by Banning. As agreed up.
on it fixes the pay of the General of the
Army at $4,000 per year instead of
$4,000, as at present; the Lieutenant
General at $4,000; Major Generals at
$4,000; Brigsdier Generals, $4,000;
Colonels, $500; Lieutenant ColonelS,
$4,000; Majors, $4,000, and Captains,
$1,000. The aggregate saving effected
by the bill Is about 81, 100000.
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LATER.

Excitement over the Triple Muir
der In,ense and ON the Increase
Threats OF Lynchinx-A Rope Pre-
pared aud a Loop Ready.
Special Dispatch TO the Register.
LrrrLEroS, March 20, Midnight
The news from the scene of the triple
murder, four miles from this station, is OF
the most exciting character. The sturdy
snd honest yeomsnry for miles around
are still pouring in, and the excitement
is growing more intense every hour a
large number OF citizens hsye banded
together to avenge this cowardly
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weather Indfeafton.

wAsBIsGToS, March Il, A NJ
For the Tennessee and Ohio Vsllsy
warmer and clear ve~ther. followed By
Increasing elOudiness, ss>;e'ly winds,
yesrIng 70 south, and falling barometer.
For tie Lower Lakes and Aiddle
Atlantic States, clear 0, partly cloudy
weather, cold north veerirg TO warmer
south winds and Stationary followed By
falling barometer.
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RARE OCCURRENCE.
IL Resignation of Federal Office
Holder

WASHINGTON, March l9.-One ex-
ceptioR to the rule, that no Federal Off
GERS resign and few die, is found in the
case of the Collector of Customs at Will
mington, n. c. His name is Joseph Z.
Abbott, a carpet-bsgger from New
Hampshire. This wonderful msH to-day
resigned the office above mentioned, the
salary of which is $1,000 and fees and
commissions. He has held the Office
since 1874 The reason for this rash act
is still shrouded in mystery.
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PIKE FISHING.
Al parkersburg. West Virginia.

PARKEEsBURG, March ls.-The ex-
element OF the hour is pike fishing at
Luches dam, twelve miles above here, on
the Ksnswhs. The high waters have
allowed these fish 10 surmount the Shsek-
town dam, but Luohe's is too much for
them, and large numbers Of them are
caught daily, weighing from ten TO thirty
pounds.
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GRAFTON ELECTION.
License Ticket SuccessrnI-A Good
One on Jake kempIe.

One on Jake hemple.
Special Dispatch to the Register:
GRAFTON, March 20.
"The election returns are all IN and the
cause of temperance is triumphant.
Thank God for the efforts of Mr.. kem-
ple%-"M!s" Special Dispatch to the Reg
ister from Grafton, March 1871.
Who could have imagined that an"
stood for Jake Kemple, and who will be-
lieve that Jake thanks God for his
eforts2 But so il is, and Jake did send
that dispatch. Unfortunately he did not
wait for the returns, or he would have
known that the ticket, which was said to
bs the license ticket and not the temper
snce ticket, was elected in spite OF tie
mighty efforts Of the Hon. Jake.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTIoS
RepublIeaa Majority sf5-

CONCORD, March 2O.-Resurns from
all the towns IN the State foot up ~ fol-
lows: Prescott, 1881; McKesn, 1853
Kendall, 25l; Flint, 223: scattering, "
Pre.co,,'s plurality, 1874; msjoriiy, sil
The House will stand; Republicans, 2O6i
Democrats, les.
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n hriti

H.. o. Louis Globe-Democrat.
q Al nv p],' ''ea'l- Democrat is the name
%. .,,s l'V country newspaper offered
Atujni.,!! |! must be an organ of the
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BUYING AND SELLING.
MARK ETsBY TEL EGRAPR.
Gold Closed at IOl1s-Government
strong and Higher floar
Dull - wheat Heavy
Hogs Lower.
FINANCE.

NEW YORK, March Easy
at S@5 per cent, closing at 8 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4l@6 per cent.
Customs receipts $l66,00O The Assis-
tant Treasurer disbursed $4,000.
Clesrings Sl4,0000O0. Sterling strong;
long 4S7; short 4S9.
GoLD-Opened and closed at l0lt,
with sales during the day at lOlt. Car.
rying rates 4l@3 per cent. and fiat.
SILvER-At London unchanged; here,
silver bars l20l. greenbacks; ll9, gold;
silver coin l9l per cent discount.
GoVERNMESTs-Stron snd higher.
United states os OF 1881, coupons. s......- l06s,
Five-twenties, (lSoS)uew. ........-lOIss
tlVe-tWenIles, llbbI Il.............-......-....lU
Ftve-twenties, (l6ts) ....................-.llas<
New ...........lo4s
New Eour-and-one-halts.
New lWss
Ien-Forty Coupons...-..., ....--...........-llb
Currency Slxes -..-........lls't
RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm.
STATE BONDS Quiet; Louisiana con-
soils lower.
SToCKS-Buoyant, the general range
of prices being at the highest quotations
of the year. The entire list was stronger,
ard even tho coal shares participated in
the improvement. A dispstch snnounc-
ing that the Iowa State Senate had
passed the House bill repeating the
granger laws, caused an immediate ai-
vance in Granger shares and affected
favorsbly the whole list. Rock Island
rose from l0l! to 1929; Northwestern
common rose from 40i TO 4li; do. pre-
fcrred from 5Si to 69j. ST. Paul com
mon advanced I, and preferred ]. Lsko
Shore WAS, as usual, feature o. specu-
lation, and rose from "a! TO 65i, and
Michigan Central, under more active
purchasing than of lste, advanced . per
cent. Lackswsnna gained per cent,
and Western Union was strong through
out the selling aud st the close at 7Si@
70. ex-dividend. Towards the closing
hour, reaction set IN from disposition
TO realize profits. snd the list declined =
fraction. but quickly recovered sgain,
closing strong nj very nearly .he best
figures OF the day, with The exception OF
Cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati and
indianapolis which sold At S0l and
broke TO 20. The transactions aggre-
gated 10000 shares, OF which 5000
wero Lake Shore, 1000 Northwestern
common, 5000 preferred, 6000 Rock
Island, 1000 st. Paul common, 1890
preferred, $4,000 Delaware, Lsckawanna
and Western, 4,G00 Delaware and Hud-
son, 1000 Michigan Central, 5000 West
ern Union, IND 1900 Pacific Mail.
The liabilities OF :. NJ. Mills Il Go.
are not nearly so large rs have been rep
resented, and will probably not exceed
$4,000.
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AN OPEN SWITCH.
Train " reeked ON the Pnn-HsndIe
Road.

NEwCoMERsTowE, o., March l9.-The
fast mail train on the PAn-Handle road
run into freight train 81 Dsnnton, . 4,
this morning. The swIschmAn bsd left
the switch open, ard the cars piled
themselves up in various peculiar posi-
tlons, and the passengers we're q! more
or less bruised. The fireman vas bsdly
burt. An hour after tie wreck, nothing
had been seen or heard Of the engiseer.
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NEw YORK, March 22.-Arrived-
Steamers Yellert from Hamburg, and
Msssacn usetts, from Rotterdam.
SOUTHAMPTON. March 20.-Arriyed-
Steamer Moscl, from New York.
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narrias. Of the Earl OF Ro.ebery.

LoSDov. March 2o-Tbs marriage Of
the HX! Of ROsebery 20 Aiss Hannsh
De Ro.h,child. only daughter Of Baron
Never De Ho,hSchild, wAs celebrated 20.
day. Ere. cIvilly st the Hegis,rar's ofice
and sgAin in Chris;'s Church, Mayfair
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Inc ReaIkE.

I'm. - .ae Augusta Chronicle.
as. ,y r.,,;s !. nO;hing wrong in Congress
>onH1 H1c'aS -. drunk, but it Is highly i'm
W 'hem to be found out
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PRODUCE.
New York.

NEW YORK, March 70. - Cotton
Wesk at lOI@llc. Flour-ln moderate
demand; receipts 1900 barrels; No. z
81 e5Cg3 80; suporGne western and
state 81 35(li 20; common 10 good extra
81 g0ta6 Is; good 20 choice % 2Ot15 rs;
white wheat extra So 90(a6 30; extra
Ohio 81 9O@G 90; 81. LOUIS 81 90(G7 10;
Minnesota patent process, 81 4O(gS 20
Rye Flour Unchanged. Corn Meal
Quiet; western 81 J0CG2 90. Wheat
Heavy; receipts l23,OO0 bushels; No. 3
spring 81 Is; No. Milwaukee 81 ~,
hard; No. spring ] 32!; No. 2 red
western winter 32iGgl "a; No. ! whita
81 4OI; extra 81 43al 46; ungraded
spring 81 %; No. 2 nOrthwestern seller
March 81 20i@(gl 30. kye-Western
7l972r. Bsrley-Steady; No. 2 Cansds
SOC. Mslt-Unchsuged. COMM good
demand, closing quiet; receipts 74.0OO
bushels; uDgrsded western mixed 47G9
52Bc; steam miIed 53Cg54tci do white
and round yelow 65c; No. 2 'eller
March 5sta4bGc. Oats Receipts $4,000
bushelg western mixed 34t@,3iic; white
western 35i@39c. Hay-shippIbg coo
CSC. Hop.-Quie. and unchanged. Cot.
!ee-Qqist and hrn; Rio csrgoes t3tB
I7c, gold; iobbing l4fGlS1c, gold. SueH
-Denaud iair And market Grm; fair ~
good refining 7.d7i,s prime 7ic; refined
IN fair demand A. SLOPE. holssse,
and Rice-Quiet and unchanged. Ps.
troIeum-Qpet; crude tic; reaned d Ic.
rallow-Stssdy At l.. Hoein-Firm .,
G0l6,G5c. Tsrpeniine-Flrmer 81 3Oil1
dc. Rggs-Hesvy; iresh western 100
lO4c. Mess Pork - Dull at $40 100
1925. Beef-S.esdy; western long clear
middles 6rm a. SIC. Lard-Prime steam
more active q, 81 S6C97 40. Butter
Western 7(d20c. Cheese - Heavy A.
C,a,l2sc. WbIsky-Dall end n0piinsl ~
81 OGt(a,l o.. Leather r-Q1ie, and un-
changed. WooI-DuIl; domestic fleece
32(a,s5c pulled l8ta40ci unwshed 100
25c, Metals-Asnufsctur Copper
UnchAnged; ingo, lake dull II l7@l7tc.
Pig Iron-QHet and steady; Scotch ga
Co2J; American slGC4l9. R1ssis Sheet
i0a-At $40 60C9ll %, gold Sils--
Steady and unchanged.
Philadelpbia.
PHILADELPHIA, March p.-F!our--
Dull and ubchAoged. Whes,-Heavy;
amter 81 S2Ggl Is; red 81 s0t9i 30;
white 81 33al 2s. Corn-DBlI; yellow
54G miIed 63t spot and seller March
58ic seller April. Oau-Unchaogod.
RJs-Duli a. 6f9ssc. rrovisiots--
Weak. POrk-A. l0tlluc. Bsef--
Ipois mess 2i9t5e. Lsrd-Qaiet and
unchanged. BuIter-Qoie. aud weak;
creamery 34la3Gc; Western Reserve n
G2sc. Eggt-Wss.ern l0c. Cbses--
Quiet; ebo.Ge ussIsrn l2t(gI2c. Ps,So-
| l-um-Unehanged. Whhky-Stroog
western 81 %.
CIHcIxEATI, March 20. - Hogs
Quiet; common .. 50 l0tss3 Is, IigbI
So 6Ols2 IS; packing ts COOS 80
batcssrs' - SD,a8 o.. RscsipD 2.o0t
head; shipments $50 hssS.
Ptttssasgh.
PIrTsBUEsH, March %. = Petroleum.
Crude Hrmer; 81 SIT 81 Psfker's io'
immediate shipmssi; refined ai llae iol
Philadelphis delivery.
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