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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-06-27

Com mlttee on Grounds-F. T.. Du Flon
Johnny Redicap. w. q. Rogers.
Col. j. III. Wood. -
Committee on Finance-Gen. ]. G. Ro-
ley, Pete Thompson.
Committee on Music-Joe Breson, Bob
Eckert.
Committee on observation-disclosures Bay.
er, Sam sam psop. Geo. Furman.
Floor Managerial. McGinniss,
Assistan tA-Fred dulol, Gus lie Prince.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-06-27

at the COUNTY COURT ROOM, at eight
o'clock, for the purpose of taking some
steps for the proper celebration OF the
coming National Ami versary.
E. 81. WORKMAN and others.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21

and Judicial expenses OF the Government for the fiscal
year ending June so 1879, and for other purposes.
eating alleged frauds in the late Presidential election.
10 detach certain territory from the Eastern Judicial
District OF Michigan. attach the to the Western
District and 20 provide for holding terms Of the United
states District and Circuit Courts therein,
To legalze the collection OF head moneys already paid
To amend Section 1881 Of the Revised Statutes OF the
ary of the treasury OF tbe tonnage tx where II hss
been exaotod in cOntrayention Of treaty provisions.
Authotzing general account OF advances for naval
TO regulate expenditures in the Navy.
Granting site for drydock in the City Of Baltimore
To provide for the revision and correction Of assess
ents iOrspeclal improvements the District of COlum
Dia and for other purposes.
10 provide for holding term Of the United States Dis
To aid vesses wrecked or disabled in the waters con-
terminous TO the United states and the Dominion Of
Tor tie relief Of settlers on the public lands.
10 provide for the election OF Representatives in the
ALNlh Congress from the state OF West Virginia.
10 create an auditor OF railroad accounts aud for other
purposes.
in the United States dredge-buat McAhster
To construct road TO the National Cemetery at Vicks
amend section 25l7 Of the Revised Statutes Of the
United states iCustOms Collection Di6trictsl
Relating 10 claim agents and attorneys in pension
cases
In relation to the Venezuela Mixed Commission.
poraton IN the Territories of Utah. Idaho and Montana
aud granting thereto the right OF way through the pnb-
JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
Authorizing the payment OF the accounts OF Lleucn-
ant James T. LeaYY, insane officer.
IN relation TO committee clerks ana other employees Of
the Senate and House of Representatives.
Authorizing the Secretary OF War 10 turn TO the
Governor OF Alabama such tents poles and pins as he
may require for the OF the volunteers OF the state at
their annual enCampment.
To pay certain clerks out Of the contingent fund Of the
House, aud TO reimburse DR.. James Rea, late Consul at
Belfast, Ireland, for certain expenditures.
To correct an error IN the Legislative, Executive and
Judicial Appropriation bill tor the year ending June 80,
1879.
Beside these there large number OF pension bills
and private relief bills.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
rHE sW4NN.rRonrsoY NEDDLc.

lFRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRfBUNFl
PRINCETON, N. j., June 20.-The marriage
Of Ex-Governor Swami, of Maryland, to Mrs Thompson
soemnized this afternoon. Mrs Thompson has long
been yorte in Princeton and since 1850 has resided
here during most of the Winter and Spring She has
been very popular among the students and universal re-
gret is expressed that Madam Thompson" she las
always been called has concluded 10 change her resi-
dence She s granddaughter OF Elkanah Watson, and
a daughter OF General Ward. of Sing Sing During her
early years. Just before and after her first marriage she
was a great belle In Washington society.
Speaker Randall who is her br0ther-nlaw, arrived
only quarter Of an hour before the ceremony, by
special train from Washington. He gave the bride
away. The beautiful house and grounds were crowded
with large number Of guests. aud the affair passed
of very successfully The bride is ftytwO. and the
bridegroom over seventy. There were many and
costly presents. and Hasslers Band furnished music
for promenade and dance The bride and groom
left this evening on the .. tram in directors
car OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for NewYOrk,
where they will remain over night, their way 10
Newport. Among the prominent persons present were
General r. f. Stockton and family OF Trenton; Judge
Green and family, of Elizabeth Speaker and Mrs.
Randall; Judge Beasley and family. Of Trenton
Chancellor Williamson and family OF Elizabeth, aud
DR. McCOsh and family The President Secretary Eyars
and Senator Blaine expected but did not arrive.
and much disappointment was expressed IN con-
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
CONTESTS OF YACHTSMEN.

THE LONG ISLAND CLUES SUCCESSFUL REGATTA
THg HoPF, ADMIRAL ROWAN NETTLE, EXCEL
sIoR AND HI-PI THE wINNERs-PRoPosED
RACES.
The Long Island Yacht Clubs regatta yes
erday was very successful Nineteen yachts started as
folows First class cabin yachts, Dudley Hope, Sophia
and Twinkle; second class cabin yachts, Revele West
Wind Admiral Rowan, Mimic T. and Marie; open
yachts iirst class Fanny K, Martha NJ, Hettle and
Chauucey w. Felt second class Excelsior. Faith and
Sadie third class (catrgEedl, Hi-Pi, Johnnie B. and
Gipsie. The start was from stake-boat In Gowanus
Bay and the course OF the first class cabin boats was
around the Southwest Spit buoy and returni for the
others around the Robbins Reef buoy, TO the starnR
point and repeat The Hope, Of the first class yachs
crossed the line nrst at 12:56:O9 The oSher
classes were started together and a number OF
them delayed so long in the attempt to obtain
good positions. that they were handicapped. Tne
Reyele took the lead, but had gone only ttle way
when she lost her top-mast, and soon fell behind
Though one Of the last to the stake-boat the
Nettc, new boat owned by Commodore Noble quickly
took the lead and held it throughout the race.
There was light wind from the westsouthwest at the
start which gradually increased during the afternoon
The Nete reacbedhe Robbins Reef buoy at 2:lEl3hYe
minutes ahead OF the Excelsior Admiral Rowan and
Martha NJ, which passed in the order named, ana tue
others as follows Fmth Fannie K HIP, Minnie T.,
M Felt and Revee the last named then returning TO
her anchorage. The positions were unchanged IN round
ing Fort Lafayette. At this time the caDln yachts
we're some ways down the bay, the Hope leading, and
the Dudley far behind The Nette continually Increased
lead upon the others though when the stakebOa WIS
turned for the frat time the Martha Mhad taken the sec
oud place Excelsior the t I'd, and Fah the fourth ana
these positions retained TO the end. TIE Nette was
the winner in her class making the course IN hours
minutes 10 seconds the Admiral Rowan among the sec
ond class cabin yachts in hours 80 minutes, 50 sec
class open yachts leading the sophia and Twinkle p
and 30 minutes respectively. 49, ..s
The following "a a summary ot the contest Oini'tins
the yachts withdrawn aud not timed:
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21

FRANCISCO Tuesday afternoon the 18th inst az her res
denCe No - West 32dsL ROsahe tfnCls WlG0W OF the
late Pierre X. Francis. -
at ST. stephens Church. ZothsL, near uaVe on
Friday morning, az 1890 a.
Friends OF the family respectfully Invited 70 attend
HALE-At WOOdbery Baltimore Co.. Nd Sunday, June 10,
Luoy s. Hale widow OF the late David Hale Of New.lorks
aged 80 years.
LooMIs-On "Wednesday evening June 49, Hezekiah Loo
mi. the 10th Of his
Friends are invited 70 his funeral from the residence Of
his father nlaW, Anderson No 80 University
place on Friday morning June 81, at 3 o'clock
The remains will be eaken windsor. Conn., for mterment
PELTON-Suddenly, on Thursday morning. Augusta II
wife William T. PeltOn and daughter Of Joseph 3 Deker
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
PRATT-on Thursday morning June 90 Charles G. Pratt
the 62d year OF his age
Funeral at SpenCertOWn, n, Y.
RHINELANDER-On Thursday evening, June 90. 1873 at
his residence, No II Wsshngton-square' William q
Rhinelandcr.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
TRUE-suddenly Brooklyn. wednesday night the Rev O.
X True, d. D.
Notice OF funeral services win be given.
yERbIILYE-At his residence, Tuesday evening, 18th
inst William NJ Yermilye in the 9Th year Of his age o.
H friends 20 attend his funeral from the Col
Iegate Reformed Church, 6thave and 2yhsL on Friday
2lst inst. az 2 o'clock.
Interment at WOOdlaWn.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
Acrs or TIE xLVTH CONGRESS.
C0ScLUsiuN on THE list or LAWS AND JOINT
RESOLUTIONS PAssFD AT THE lid SESSION.
iBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TMBUEE.i

c0ScLCTuN or THE UsT or LAWS AND JOINT
RESOLUTIONS PAssFD AT TIE I'D SESSION.
iBr TELEGRAPH TO rRBUSEl
WAsnEcroN. June 2O.-The following is
e conclusion Of the list Of laws passed by Congress
oamg he III Session Of the XLVth Congress. the prin-
cpal part of which was published IN THE TRIBUNE Of
Ssaaes,lay. together with those passed at the LIST
PUBLIC ACTS.
10 eouGrm Che title Of tho northeast quarter OF the
htiiaNetl quarter AZ Section ~, Township 81 HOiH,
fsols 4 east Of the 5th principal meridian CLINTON
% osanlz. the Life-saylnR Service.
eialfe fO examinations for promotions IN the EaNy
i0 pforar 8r ae holding Of terms OF the District and
eni Courts u the United States o. Fort wayne
,rH iae restoration TO market OF certain lands In the
inerese hr pension OF certain pensioned soldiers
sne ss.sIs pho Rave lost both thtir hands. or both
@ er ii, siglt OF their eyes IN the service OF tDe
Aaias appropriations for tho support Of the Army
.D isea year ending June 30, 1872 ana Tor OtAef
Aalag appropriations for the construction, repair,
ifail9u au1 completion ~ certain public works on
i'ss's ala haIbofs, and for other purposes
ttt lhe Convention between the United States OF
M4e,fa M gnd tbe Republic Of Mexico. concluded on the
Aanng appropriations for the service Of the Post Office
foft M lol lle hscal year ending June 30, 1879, ana
amend seenon 407J Of the Revised statutes Of the
I..a5es 9.a5es. lioial disability pensiOns
40 prov &c penalHg for wanton injury 30 the public
in tRe Disifci Of Columbia and In the Terri
tyiies gi inc United 5taf6s
supplementary 20 the "a sr,i.fd ., Ia lot % o,rv
lt9 sneui TIE Convention lefVee, the united Efates
~. thtt concluded the stb dov ~ goVeutber Ie5a
ton IN certain cisea 'e N9eit OF Clhlho Juilsuic-
, A9 au horize the claimants 70 esrts, la. r SAINT,
iPaia Comfy, California. % SUBMIT tbe,r ciaos to
4lca1on '-'' VI that state fOr hdJu-
~ rlei1g exemptions IN the District OF Columbia
bsiref ISt t l9S.lihg tern Of tho Uuited states
@g tax on aoes D'''iip'o o. Columbia Dy lay
s aps'opsiosioaa for tie lopsIasys. executive,
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
OUTDOOR SPORTS.

ROWING. SAILING, RUNNING. SHOOTING.
HANLoN VICTORIOUS OVER MORRIS AT PITTsBURG
REGATTA OF THE EEw-YoRK YACHT CLUB
ROWING AROUND NEw-YoRK-THE scHUIzEN-
FEST
In the Hanlon-M Morris bOat-race at Pittsburg
yesterday, Hanlon was the winner by nearly four
lengths, in thrty-six minutes. The Hope,
Admiral Rowan Nettle, Excelsior and Hi-Pi
were winners of the Long Island Yacht Clubs re-
gatta. The Stock Exchange Rowing Association
and the Seawanhaka Boat Club had their annual
contests. The National SharpshOOters' Festival was
continued
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
PUBLIC OPINION.

If all the papers in the United States would,
aow and heuceforth entirely ignore the sayings aud
aongs Of the Communist they would speedily SINK into
nOthing.-(ChicagO Journal lBepJ
When the Democrats get entirely through
nvesfeatiDg with The view 90 putting Mr 1ilden IN the
White House would 10 not be good thing for the Re
publcans TO investigate with the view Of putting him In
he penitontiary i-lCleyeland Herald Q1ep)
The effort to repeal the act of resumption
rhat measure Of folly and cruelty-was defeated, and
he Government remains where 10 was az the beginning
the session in the hands Of the money changers who
have had control Of 1t since 1S6s.-ltachmond Wing
LDanl
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
MARRLED.

LARK-wILLIAMsON--On June Z, a. the Presbyterian
Church. Bedford n. " BY the Rev r. b. HerOy. Robert
X Clark NJ. Auusta, daughter OF Albert WILLIAMSON,
esq, all OF Bedford. Westchester Co., n. Y.
DE- FORREST-POTTERAt the residence OF the brides par
ents Mount Pleasant n j., by the Roy d. j. Ierkes, De
JOSIE daughter OF James p. Potter
FYSHE-IEONOWTNs-O June 10, at the AnthOn Memo
rial Church. by The Rev Dr. Arnold Thomas Fyshe OF Bank
Nova scotia Halifax, y. s. and Avis CtraWfOrd daugh
Of the late BrevetMaor Thomas LeonOWens OF Il Ms
2Sth Regiment.
BROCK-PUTNA1I- Thursday June 90 at the residence
the brides mother Washington Heights. n " by the
Rev. r. w. Donald, Irving Putnam aud Emma Louise,
daughter OF the late Morton Brock No cards.
SHEw-BRADLFY-At Auburn. June ~ by the Rev Her.
rick Johnson d. D. Dr. A. Marvin shew superintendent OF
tbe Connecticut Hospital Insane MddletOHn 20 Mss
Clara l.. daughter OF ). l. Bradley, esq
III nntices Of Mnlriages nlAsi Be inl0rss2 With faI
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
TRrNrTY COLLFGE GLASS DAY.

Hartford, June 20.-At the class day
exercises Trinity College this afternoon VIM. " Cha-
PIN Of WEXFORD r. L. delivered the OratiOD and Geo
S. Chapman OF Florida the poem. Tho exercises had
peculiar interest this year. this s the last class
day that will be celebrated on the old campus Tne fol-
lowing award of prizes has been announced: : Junior
Latin prize TO LOun webster, Of West Springfield III
Pascal FenelOn prize TO SOphOmOres TO b. B. Galaude
OF New-YOrk; Sophomore Greek prize 10 Henry Mcbride,
Of Logan Utah Freshmen's mathematical prize TO Chas
W. Frceland, OF Savannah, Ga.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
- - RESTORATION OF sLYER.

AS TO the so-called restoration Of silver, We
suupose that no one viii pretend 20 conference with
FufOpeaus we have had any experience 20 offer as
guide. with specie payment with near seven hun
dred millions OF paper money which is practically all le-
Qa-endcr with this paper money depreeated with the
restored silver dollar put out only IN dribets and
even then falling 20 a discount "a deprecated paper
h tbe Secretary Of the Treasury afraid issue them
b. cause hey would quickly take the place OF gold In
the customs payments, and the Treasury would cease
IL vef 0old aud then a gap would open between gold
and silver with silver an elephant the Secretary
hands which be knows not what 20 DO Wth and which
he tsks of keeping tin next January 20 head OF any
piessutlti0n Of the greenbacks FOR redemption, ne
ronid H. uucOmmOny bright who should tell a
Frropean conference that the result Of restOfa
Ton of silver 20 ifs 4" historical position had
brought forth any results 10 ohor as an eASmpo 10
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
Mr.. HALsTEAD GIVES A LECTURE.

A great many of the journals speak of the
eoH nsOners appointed represent tue United states
In the international Monetary Conference as the pur
pose Of the conference is discuss the question whether
Ilyer should be coined as lawful mOney-whether we
IhalI retain the double standard. THIS total misap
pfehensi0m The conference Is 10 be held under the
double standard and any debate Of the standards VIII be
ont of order The silver law calling for this Congress
strictly defines its business 20 be " TO adopt common
fst0 between gold and silver, for the purpose OF estaD
lhing Internationally the use of bimetalic money,
and securing q hxity OF relative value between these
metals" our commissioners win have no night 70 60
beyond the limitations fixed by law. Our policy IS
the maintenance Of both precious metals a. lawful
money. Any attempt In any quarter 70 disturb Lat VIII
b. faCtious and iInpeTtinBnt.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
WORSE THAN EVER

The amazing incapacIty Of the Democratic
managers I'm the House 70 meet the most vital public
aurenens have been especially shown In their post
bOnement Of the appropriation bills 70 the last hours Of
he session and then in the nsensate folly Of their re-
msa 70 provide for the painest necessities In the face
the elearest warnings, they have left the Government
without adequate means OF support and great oecen-
Giles Will confront them at the session The Demo
trac party always has remarkable faculty OF bunde-
ing but It. buuderiug in the present Congress has out
ttrfpped even ITS prOYeThial character.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
TPIBINE Local OBSERVATIONS

lrcss Tr ucs tine ioG nOari
midnight The Irregular while ue Represents sAs eseAAiou'
TIE mercury dudag tloc nsart
TRIBUNE OFFICE. June 2l, 1 O. m.-An early rise ia
the barometer yesterday was followed by decline
The rse WAS preceded anu the fall followed by steady
pressure. CleuI weather prevailed The temperature
was considerably higher than on "Wednesday.
For thia city and vicinity, cloudy or partly cloudy
weather may be expected to-day.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
ADDITIONAL TRADE REPORT rs.
BRAZIL COFFEE MARKET.

RIO JASERo June l9COfoe quiet prices maintained n.
change Good Fsts 5800a59JO res per 10 ios Exchange
London 23b sd Average daily receipts 600 6ags weeks
shipments the Channel and North of Europe 1000 bags
the United States 1000 bags 20 the Mediterranean none
weeks les for the Channel aud NOrth Of Europe z4OOO
United states 1900 bags for the Metefra
Stock. 600 bags Freights SAIL for tine
Channel. 40.
SANTOS June l9COeeo vFyy quiet prices nearly nomlnal
Superior 65SoO per 10 O Average daily Feceipts
$500 bags weeks shifmeDts 10 the Channel Europe ana
the Mediterranean. 10000 bags weeks aes tor Europe =
OcO bags for the United STATES none ck 10000 bags
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
FRsr CLASS cABIN YACHTS.

The eleventh annual regatta Ot the tOlumGia 1acht
Club will be sailed today the course being from the
clubhouse foot OF Eghty-sixth-st., North River 10
point two miles above YOnkers and return the course
blng twenty miles In length The cabin sOOps are the
Ilbby r. and Emma The open slOOps the Eureka
JourneyIuan, Nettle, John McCrendy Ida T., An Re-
yoir laurel Gem, Belle and Columbia The greatest
Interest Inn the race will be betweeu the Eureka and
Tourueyman both Of which are about evenly matched
some heavy wagers 10 be made on the result The Au
Reyoir viii compete sharply with the Netue the
Columbia against the Gem, and the Emma against the
Libby B.
william IT, Langley, owner OF the schooner yacht
Comet has challenged Rogers Maxwell. owner Of the
sohooner Yacht Peerless race, within thirty days
over tho Now-YOrk Club course for the Bennett Chal
lenge Cup, won by the Peerless on Friday last.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21

walk 40 yards (landicap), 100 yards run CsDecaD,
22O yards run lclub racej three mile walk against time
by HOlske. The 100 yards special run wSOe particu'
larry interesting, r. La Montague and Wilmer who
have met IN 100 yards but are supposed 70
very closely matched. both entered for II. The
raees throughout will undoubtedly be good. many or
the best runners the country have entered Trains
leave the foot Of Barclay and Chrst0phersts at 230
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
A BOY AND HIS TUTOR DROWNED.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., June 2O.-At Newport,
this evening. George Tiffany of New-York,
twelve years Old and william Smith, hls tutor,
were fishing on the rocks at Forty Steps,
foot Of Narngansett-aye., when Tiffany slipped OF
the rocks into the water Smith at sprang in TO
save him and both were drowned. Smiths body was
recovered, and efforts being made 70 recover
Tlfany's Smith, who was formerly principal OF the
DAYTON Ohio, High School, has been teaching private
school in Newport Mrs. Smith, who Is also teacher in
the Rogers High School in Newport, is prostrated with
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21

A GIRL CRUELTY TREATED.-A poor little
frendess girl exposed to the temptations OF NewYork
life is the heroine Of Joe HOward's story One More
Unfortunate" which will be commencedin No. 81 OF Tho
New-York Weekly, ready on Monday. She is living
character, and Joe Howard found her wandering the
streets lust as ne describes.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
A SHORT LIST or BENEFITS.
Jrra4y4 The UqrigT Tr1fFEqI

Nor has the Senate done much to dIstin-
Eush itself the past session II has complied with many
pf the House schemes and modified IL has 10 IS
true checked that body In its reckless career but at tho
time the list OF positive and useful measures4 has
originated s very brief IL has saved the country from
The injury which would have resulted from the ssaEe
9th Bland Silver Bill and the repeal OF the Resumption
Act should we undertake give lst OF the beneficial
measures which Congress adopted during the late ses
sion, we should begin and end By naming the Dill re-
Dealing the BQnkrupt Act.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
suopr urT1s ATuI.ETIc oLrR.

The opening Spring games Of the Short Hiils
Athletic Club will take place at Mlburn N j. on sat
urtlay afternoon, at o'clock The events viii bea 100
yards run dandloapl, half mile run lhandcaPb nile
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21

Alex FrOhinEhanI e. Co have been for years stock
bankers Ia New York at u Was Ihey nave
the reputation gaining for their customers large returns
from ranging from $50 10 $780, and have the en-
yabe reputation Of always making quick retun send Tor
their Financial Report free.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SynOpsir Tor fhs past "a hOiHs

SvaOpFir Tor fhs past "a hours.
WASHINGTON, June 81, 1 ANA storm CEN
tire has moved slowly eastward over Lake Michigan FOL.
lowed by Right northwest winds aud heavy rains and
preceded over the Ohio Valley and Lower Lake region
By falling barometer, warner southwest Winds and
cloudy weather with light rains. Tho pressure con
uues low IN Florida. IL mas risen IA Oregon, but fallen
IN California.
IudicdhOnA
For Friday IN the South Atlantic and Middle States,
stationary OF falling barOmeie sOuhey Winds warmer
clear followed hy COudy or paruy cloudy weather ana
numerous local rains will prevail.
Fpr Nrv-Euglaud, southeast 20 southwest winds.
warmer partly cloudy followed by threatening and pos
Dy rainy weather, with stationary or falling burome-
ter.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
pnINr cInrn MARKET.

PAUL RIVER Mass June 2OThe Print Cloth market q du
ana inactive quotations. with light sales OF
81 square cloth at 37isc-. less per cent cash
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21

cents hour They have been receiving is cents per
The grain sbOYelers strike is The demands
OF the meu we're aceeded to and they are at work.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
ANorHER srRIKE Ar BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, N. Y. June 2O.--The extra hour
men along the docks and whsryes have struck for20
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21

MtnUy EII9 lI0Tnlnas
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WASHINGTON AID OTHER DOMESTIC NEWS
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World and the New;
PULL PAGE OF AGRICULTURE
Reports Of all the Markets, etc
singlo copies sent free on application.
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