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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-17

BRowN-on Sunday September 5 Of dphtheria Jennie B,
only daughter OF Joseph ~ aud Jennie g BroT2 400 Pas,
ii7th-st.. on Tuesday. i7th INST, at O'Clock p. m
this city Virgins Greenway wife Of G. Bruce Brown, ana
ReIayss ana iTens are invited to attend the funeral
Tuesday morning. az 1880 O'Clock at Grace Chape l4tn
st. near 4thave Friends requested not TO send flowers
CORNWA LL-At Milford, Conn., September IA; Kate Nc;
lin gs q ASSa Of ns O o.
IteTment at wOodawn Cemetery Tuesday September IL
Tram leaves Milford at 1920
FoRCEOn Monday morning September i6 at the residence
Charles William Force aged 80 years Of aneurism OF ths
Notice OF funeral in tomorrow's papers
GoDDARDAt The Buriinsop Sunday morning septe@'
services al ms residence The burlington al Su
HIS Intimate friends are invited TO attend.
GRAY-At Randolph VT 18th inst william T. Gray eldest
FSRef "a rom the rssdeace Of John e r. GIG Carlton
Relatives ana ieEas are to attend further
notice.
HARvBY-On SATURDAY., september IL Colonel Charles r.
Harvey. OF this city, In the SOth year Of bis aga -
Funeral viii be held Wednesday september ~ a
IL O'Clock at the Congregational church. corner l<oth
Relatives nIs and friends are invited to attend
HERRIEG-on Friday, september 10: John J. Herring:
thernaw of George W. Poion, In the s9Ih year Of hia
Of family are invited 70 attend %,Ia ne
Poon Franklin place, MOrhstown. N ], on Tuesday l7h
caases viii be waiting at Depot arrival Of
Del Lack Western r. H. train leaving foot OF Barclay
i.3o D m IL IS requested that no flowers DO sent.
IEATH-On Sunday morning. No IS 5thaye az the resi-
dencs OF his sOnnaw samuel B. jones' Colonel James Il
Leath OF Memphis, Tenn, aged o. years
Notice Of tunel al hereafter
MOORE-Suddeny at Babylon l.. l. sunday september 10,
sTs Alfred Moore Cloud Orange, N j. formerly OF
New York, In the 10Th year OF his age.
Funeral a Wednesday, the lSl INST, from 80 Great
Jonesst, NewYOrk.
IyNpERHILI-At Astoria. September 10, 1873 Robert
Harold infant son OF Frederick A. and Anna d. Underh
Reayes invited 70 attend the fanorai AZ the
Union Meeng house Chappaqua on the 1th inst at ~ m
wOOD-At Sis 9Th ave- on Sunday, September rs, Edith
Dennlstoun infant daughter OF Dennstoun and Eiith
Wood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-17

Mempnis was a commission merchant In that city:
When the scourge broke out he left the city, and
retired five miles into the country, but made
number OF visits into the city at snort
intervals taking what precautions he could against the
disease The last OF these visits made September
Last Friday with his wife and family, and little girl
belonging In Plainfield lie started for New-YOrk
Soon after leaving a small station near Memphis
Mira TAYLOR was taken Ill. She continued TO grow
worse as the distance from the infected district IN
creased until upon arrival at jersey CITY her condition
was such as to render further travel impossible. She
was removed to house the Pennsylvania Railroad
Station until her removal ITO Quarantine. Her three
children had been left at Louisville.
Dr. VanderpOel said last evening that the disease was
welmarked case OF yellow fever and that the wopan
was in q very critical condition
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WEEKLY TRIBUNE should handed In before p. 70.
day.
MANS Mission on Earth-A thorough Medical Treatlse
Indicating fmed Disabilities may De removed The
experience Of % years study observation ana pIOessoh
prcse showing the that viii insure Restored Man
hood Strengthened Vitality sound conditions OF Heat
that have been impaired OveraXed powers statement
Of the Obstacles Marriage, and Of the means 70 remove
them mail 25c. currency postage ssampsl ADDRESS
Secy Museum Anatomy and Science Lao BIOSaMaY ~
Post once Notiee-Ths tns vees endIng
SATURDAY, september Al 1875, will close a. TINS once
an via Queenstown; Oh WEDNESDAY at A. IN, for Eu-
rune by steamship cythia via QueenstOwn correspondence
forwarded By this steamer must De specially
addressed) and 1880 Ior France direct D stensp
by Celtic Queenstown (coTresDOndenoe Tor
TO be forwarded 0Y THIS steamer must
he sDecay addressad and at II tor Europe Dy steam
shIp Weland. Plymouth, Cherbourg and HamD9fRi on
Bern VIA Queenstown correspondence for Germany and
scotland forwarded by this steamer must Dc specially
sddsessedl and at tor Scotland direct by steamship
Ethiopia Glasgow and ~ ll;3O a. m Tor Europe ~
ships Scytha Celtic and CITY OF Berlin 90 not
msis cor Denmark MOI The mails Tor Has
Vana leave NeWYOrk september Is and 81 The mails Tor
AspinWal South Pacific ports leave NewfOrk SepteD
september 49, The Mexico leave New York septe
her 81 mails for Australia &c. leave san Francisco
September The mails for China and Japan leave san
Francisco october l. $500. ,.......
Post ONCE Sew.YorK. September Il. 1878
Repubean Central Committee Regular monthly meet
ing ihs Tuesday evening. at o'clock at Republican Han
'0DS]' near N''' JOSEPH c. PINcKNEY, President
soL0S b "a sh RIIRss }secretarieG
Meeting OF Tie Executive Committee at 1870 O'Clock.
JOEL W. MASON, Chairman.
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A STORY WITH THE TRUE BUTLER FLAVOR
Prom TIE s.. Louis yoarnat

Governor Bella Hughes, of Colorado, dmed
with Ben Butler afternoon, and the two sat very
late over their wne Ben, in the meantime strOkiug
RELAYS fur an with the grain" They had slowed away
good deal Of champagne when Buffers secretary came
saying, General there are NUMBER OF callers In the
parlOr, whOve been waiting long time TO see you"
" Who are tbeyP demanded Butler, gruhiy. several
gentleman from the East aud two elegant ladies'
also from The East" replied the secretary. We'll" ex-
claimed Butler, laying his hand ahectonaely on Bella
Hughes knee and throwing his cock eye over his shout
der in the direction OF the secretary well, you tell
those elegant gentlemen from the East and those ele
giant ladies East that General Butler is busy
with a id elegant gentleman from the WestP That
made Ben solid with Bella.
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INCIDENTS OF THE RELIEF WORK.

AN ENTHUSIASTIC BENEFIT IN BALuMoRE-A con-
CERT IN WHEELING. SUBSCRIPTIONS, ETC.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 16.-The yellow fever
benefit given tonight Fords Grand Opera House in
this city was the greatest benefit yet given for that
cause The receipts viii exceed the New-YOrk benefit
at the Fifth Avenue Theatre where Mccullough Jeier-
son and Mary Anderson acted together. Fully 5000
tickets were sold.
WHEELING W. Va, Sept 16-The Wheeling Sunday
Leader announces the profits OF all the advertising
in IT'S next issue will be given the yellow fever fund
IL ia expected that about $500 win be realized there
from. relief will be given here tomorrow
night at the Opera House, which wiltprObaby realize
81 900.
PHILADELPHIA Sept 16.-In view Of the terrible rava-
ges the yellow fever and the prescott distress caused
By COMMERCIAL depression and discomfort throughout
the country petition il being largely circulated among
the various religious denominations aud citizens OF
PHILADELPHIA praying the President Of the United States
TO set apart a day Tor National fasting aud prayer.
kilograms received by THE TRIBUNE report
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IN ACCIDENT TO A MANAGER.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 16.-Mr. George X.
Good manager Of the Walnut Street Theatre iu this
ey while riding to-day the rear platform OF street
car Yves seized with sudden antness and fell over the
dashboard He struck upon his head aud received
paniuI soap wound nearly four inches long HIS at
ndlng physician states that he IA In no immediate
Gooawn had only recently from sick bed, where
he Ind bean confined for seVernl days.
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A nENIAL ny l. LANES JONES.

me Hon BERNARD Reilly, SAerg Of Setg YORK County,
DEAR SIR: Noticing in THE TRIBUNE OF
to-day statement that $500 was demanded from me to
allow me time 10 perfect my bail bond, desire 70 deny
the truth OF such statement stated 70 the Orderot-
Arrest Clerk Major Quincy that would not attempt 70
nroeure bai but offered every opportunity TO send
Tor INV friends without any charge aud In every respect
was P0"'''' ~'A'0~' j. JAMES JONES'
No. 20 LndLorr.st. Nele- York. Sept. I6. 1873.
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THE OLD "REFORM" GONG TO BE SOUNDED
AGAIN.
FFom me BuGaIo CouTteT, LDem.)


Whatever may be the feeling OF few poll
tclans there be mistake 70 the sentiment Of
the rank and he OF the Democracy with regard 70 Gov
erBOr Robinson and the policy OF Administrative reform
he has 80 ably carried forward IL Is OF cordial APP
prOVal and Endorsement The people understand that
since Governor Tden struck the first blow al immemO
rial State dobt has been virtually eXtngushed
while the annual State taxation has been reduced from
nineteen millions eight millions. TINS practical
achievement, by which eleven millions Of dollars yearly
have been LETT 20 fucfy IN the pockets Of the citizens
the State, the triumphant vndicatOn OF the reform
movement with which the names Of Tcen and Robinson
stand identified. and Ruy attempt part OF iDd
vidual Democrats 70 igDOre belttle so brilliant
record VIII resented with Just Indignation by tie
masses OF the State Democracy
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GROUNDLESS ALARM IN THIS CITY.
A CASE OF cHAGREs FEVER MISTAKEN FOR YELLOW
FEWER.

A needless fright was caused yesterday by
the report that possible Of yellow fever
at the Chambers Street Hospital Inquiry showed that
week last Thursday the schooner Addie Vessels OF
New-York from Aspinwal, arrived at Quarantine with
three cases OF what is known Chagres fever KIND
Of intermittent bilious fever. on board. The
schooner, which brought a clean bill Of health
from Aspnwan, was detained at Quarantine twenty
four hours thoroughly fumigated By order OF Drs Nc
Carhy and Vanderpoel, aud allowed to proceed TO the
city. The captain left two OF the patents-Andrew
Moore and Peter wolte-at Brooklyn. Late Sunday
evening the remaining sick man, san Bias Indian
about twenty-five years OF age, named BILL who can
not speak English, and who has been on board the
vessel while she has been unloading at Pier No. H.
North River, had unusually severe attack OF ohus
The Waterman the schooner thinking case OF yer
low fever became alarmed, and sent TO the twenty
Seventh Precinct for officer, who had the indian re-
moved 10 the Chambers Street Hospital in an ambulance
When the captain OF the schooner learned yesterday
forenoon that the had been sent TO the Chambers
Street Hospital, he immediately applied at the custom
House for permit TO have the patient removed To the
New-YOrk Hospital, IN West flfteenth-str which was
granted, and at Yesterday he was carried there
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THE FEVER IN THE SOUTH.
A MORTALITY OF OVER 5000.

MEMPHIS AND NEw-oRLEANs NOW THE CHIEF CEN
TRES OF TRoUBLE-FAvoRABLE REPORTS FROM
OTHER PLACES.
The reports of death from yellow fever show
the mortality up to this time to have been over
5000. There is no evidence of any further
spread of the disease, and the daily number
of deaths is growing smaller. The Masons OF
New Orleans desire no further aid from theT
fraternity
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WHY, Oh WHY DON'T THEY DO TT

If the cipher dispatches are not genuine or
their purpOrt has been msrepresented, clearly Mr..
Tden aud the others whose are connected with
them might readily dispose OF the whole matter aud
completely the tables upon THE TRIBUNE by show
ing their falsity by making explanation dlyestlDg
Interpretation Of But the dispatches
being genuine and as yet undenied either IN form
Interpretation, they show what may mildly De Gait
dubious proceedings the part Of Mr. Iden's trusted
friends confidential agents, and reveal very curious
transactions GFamercy Park and the state capitals in
which close electlOns were be ing decided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-17
MIDEIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SynoDsis for tie past "a hours.

WASHINGTON, Sept II, 1 q. m.-The barom-
eter Is highest on the New-Engand Coast, and lowest
over the Northwest and portions Of the Lake region.
EasteTy winds and clear weather have prevailed in the
Atlantic States southery winds partly cloudy weather
aud occasional ght rains have been reported the
Northwest and Lakes The rivers have fallen at Au-
osa aud PittsOurg but risen six feet LOuisvie and
nine feet az Cincinnati.
IlldiedtioaG
For the Middle Atlantic States and Eew-EnglaAd,
warmer southeast winds, stationary aud falling baron
Fter clear or nazy, followed by cloudy weather.
The rivers Will continue stationary except q rise In
the Lower OHIO, and q fail I'm the Upper Ohio
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
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Ready this Morning.!
THE sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUN

THE SEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE.
The issue OF to-day contains
ENTERTAINING MISCELLANY.
CHOICE EDITORIALS.
HUMoRs OF THE DAY.
WASHINGTON AND OTHER DOMESTIC NEWS
Letters from stat and other Correspondents In the Old
World and the Newi
Price n wrappers ready for mAng Ave cents copy
one copy one year. S. fave copies GA ten copies and one
extra s28 Postage in all free 70 the subacrbsr
Address TIE TRIBUNE NeE-York.
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GOOD NEWS FROM INDIANA.

We say the Republicans of Indiana can beat
the combined forces Of the Democrats and Nationals
this year. They not only can, but will They would do
st If the election TO take place tomorrow, ana
they will do il far more certainly in October Every
day that passes the Democratic party IN Indiana 10 be-
coming demOralizod and the National party Is
losing strength Every day that passes the Republican
party is gaining ground and votes. 1t has not been in
as good shape for years past as 1t is to-day IN
respect Of organization effectiveness party machinery
end harmOnY and hOpefuness of feeling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-17
THE LONG AND SHORT OF 1T.

1t Is better to be defeated than to be dis
honest The Republicans better afford 10 lose CON
tro Of the Government il that the result Of their pres
position than 10 rob the poorer classes OF the land
An irredeemabe paper currency simply means lob
berry OF the working man The Republican party Of this
country cannot afford to lend itself 10 Ubiquitous
scheme even 70 obtain control Of the country. The
green back folly rs q boomerang.
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gDurgna -
BROUGHT SUFFERING FROM THE WEST.


MRS. GEORGE W. TAYLOR FOUND ILL WITH YELLOW
FEVER AT JERSEY CiTY-REMOVED FROM A
PALACE CAR TO QUARANTINE.
Two physicians reported at the Office of the
Board Of Health Saturday afternoon, that there was
case Of yellow fever at No. 1873 Eldridge-st
1t was found upon Investigation that there
was no sickness at the house mentioned
The basis Of the umOr dispatch received by the
family residing in the house from George w. Taylor
from Memphis who was about 10 bring his wife TO this
city.
The train which Mr. and Mrs. Taylor took passage
from Louisville arrived at the Pennsylvania Railroad
Depot at Jersey City about IL O'clock The night depot
master informed Of Mrs TaylOr's illness He
sent large chair 10 the car, hut the woman
reported too III 70 be moved. Inquiries
led 70 the suspicion that her Illness caused
by yellow fever. and DR.. Watson, one Of the
leading physicians Of Jersey City, was summoned. He
was accompanied by his son, also physician. They
made careful diagnosis OF the and stated that her
symptoms resembled those OF person suffering from
yellow fever Acting superintendent Sheppard arrived at
the depot at o'clock yesterday morning. and at once
sent notice 70 County Physician Converse who is also
a member Of the Board OF Health OF Jersey City. Dr.
low fever The friends OF the family In this city, who
were at the depot, were alarmed at the report
Mrs. Taylor. Mr.. Sheppard at once TOOK prompt
70 avoid the spread Of the disease. tug was
moved to Quarantine before oclock The palace car
detached from the train and run upon side track
In the depot yard where II fumlgated with power
ful dIsnfeetants. The bedding burned.
DR.. Watson stated last evening that he confident
that the woman was suffering from attack OF yellow
fever. Her symptoms were temporal headache
aud pains in the limbs and back her eyes blood
shot and discharged considerable matter; her
abdomen was tender ON beng pressed and
her body was OF excessively high temperature
She had severe vomiting spels, the matter being OF
deep yellow color. Tine widest rumors in orcula
Mrs Taylor il being that she died In the car
ana mat ner body was sur unSnred the little girl
her friends aud taken 70 Plainfeld.
Mr Taylor, until the breaking out Of yellow fever In
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dV0n 81 for
white
saths GsTcafy during taoae aoUfA
TRIBUNE oPFTCE. sept. IA. L &. m.-The mercury has
Tisen almost gradually since yesterday The average
temperature yesterday twelve degrees below that
Of the CORRESPONDING day last year.
For this CITY and neighbOrhOOd il 10 likely that there
viii oe eondy weather with the temperature probably
unbalanced to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-17

There have been number of instances of one and
two deaths IN several small places. The number of
cases at New Orleans up to the present time has
been 500. At Vicksburg it has been over $500.
In Memphis, as far as can be ascertained, about
5000 people have been taken with the fever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-17
THE ONLY POINT Ar ISSUE.

THE TRIBUNE did not steal the cipher dis
patches; il came by them leg1tmateiy and honestly.
But the country Ia not concerned about the way The
TRIBUNE obtained them. What ii wants To know. and
Tden, or somebody IN bis beha did not enGeayOr 70
buy an electOr in Oregon and another In Florida. After
that shall have been explained, IL will be time enough to
point a moral adOrU a tale with hOmilies upon the
% flefecfVe nnsinpsa - I'm iOurnaliam.
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No INCREASE Along me OHIO.

THE FATAL TERMINATION OF FEW FORMER CASES
TUE ONLY REPoRT-A MAN WHO DEFENDED MS
COUNTY WITH ARMS.
GALLIPoLIs, Sept. 16.-Two deaths occurred
in the fever district on Saturday night and two on Sun
day night There have been sixteen OF undoubcd
yellow fever all directly raceabe TO the steamer John
Porter Thirteen OF the patients have died. but the
remaining three have every chance In favor OF recovery
There has been no new during the passed three
days and the crisis supposed 20 be passed There is
not case in the aud the neghborng towns raised
their quarantine against this place to-day An attempt
was made TO land Of the barges Of the steamer John
Porter at Bladensburg ten miles below Galpols by
man who was ON them when they broke loose. He was
prevented from landing by Mr. Montgomery, who fired
several shots him and followed him down the river
distance OF ten miles.
CAIRO H. Sept. 1G.-Mr. Sullivan died at Mound City
last night and Mr. CroftOn, IN the hospital here, IS
better to-day Both employed in The Ece,inJ
Bulletin office. No other suspicious cases OF FEVER were
reported to-day.
rived from Memphis Is under treatment Tor yellow
fever at the CITY Hospital
GRAND JUNCTION, Tenn. Sent. 10.-There are forty.
two of fever here and two physicians are needed
Immediately.
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THE DEATH LIST.

kilograms to THE TRIBUNE show the mortality by
the yellow fever, as far as reported by physicians
of the places visited by the epidemic, to have been
-
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ApIouRNEp no NEw.YoRK crTY.

PoUGaKEEPsrE. N. T., Sept. 16.-The Board
81 0eers in the Fits John Porter decided to-day 10
bold future meetings IN the Army Building. New-YOrk
City, beginning october 4.
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Henry Rice, Nos. - and 10 Whte.st, acknowledges
the pt 800 from tho Young Ladies' Charitable
Union" through Mrs Jula Risenau, with Instructions
To forward $50 through Mcssrs Lehman Bros, and $40
superintendent Wauiug yesterday received from Cap
tain Kennedy OF the Ninth Precinct, the additional su
uf 81 90 for the yellow FEVER sufferers, which has been
subscribed by the Of that precinct since the closing
o. the precinct balotbOIes. The precinct had prevI-
Ou-lY raised F542,
Thc committee has received three cases Of wine from
Angus Marshall q Co., No. 800 Broadway, and ten
packages OF clothing from ladies IN this CITY, Scasdae
aud Staten Island. The contribution from West New
Brighton, il requested should be sent TO Memphis
HE committee received yesterday q valuable silver
medal. from "a lady who has been III for may years."
and offers this silver medal ian herlOOm Tor the
benefit of tic poor sufferers In the south"
Mlss Rosa McG~acny ana Miss Adelaide Randall have
offered their FOR the concert to be given next
Saturday at the Academy q Music.
The Cremorue Wand Vile Theatre proposed yesterday
10 give an afternoon and evening performance on
ThursdIy. September 20, IN aid OF the fund
The Flrrmen's Bali Committee Of the old Volunteer
Fire Department has decided 10 give vocal ana nsr-
mental concert at GilmOtGs Garden ON next Monday
evening" with assistance OF Sheridan Shook and r.
c. Gilmore. Tue committee hopes 10 secure the SER
vices If Miss Kellogg or lima d Murskn or poth Levy
plal Signor c. Tagliapoira, the BARITONE
together with Theodore lhumas aud his orchestra,
Grafullas 9TH Regiment aud DOdW1rths BANDS nave
volunteered. Tue general admission tickets wall be 81
each, reserved seats s., private boxes SO ana VIII be
for sale 10y the mrmbcrs OF tue ponce ahd nFe az.
pariments, and at the principal hotels The opening OF
le regular &C the Union square Theatre bas been
deferred from Monday night unlll tue IOo"h evening
order that u viii not interfere with the Gllmores
Garden entertainment. -,
the auspices ~ the committee appointed by the
Mayor at the ACADEMY Of Music tomorrow eygnlng
sigHOTIna NINA DJnat, Miss T.. Aurlbach, g. ffltsch
A. Mack, sus.nI, G.. GOtisdAalk, 1. DAurla, ana h.
Agramunte Will take part.
An entertainment and bali In aid Of the fund has been
teudcred by the Ihdie- Exec sior Mite Society No l.
assisted oy the Charles knight ASSOCIATION on Mednes
day evening, OCTOBER = at Turn HAM, No % Last
4 dime entertainment will be given in behalf OF the
silerors at tire Thru Uuyersalst Church, nt Beecker
and DuwnIug-sts.. on Iuursday evening.
The COLI ciions irom tue boxes nj The Post Once for
the preceding fortyeight nouns ANNOUNCED yesterday TO
FAS
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