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The New York herald., 1879-03-12
FOREIGN PORTS.

AsrywAL.. March e-Arrved. steamer Acapulco, Shack
ford, New York. j.
CunAcoA Ycb ieIn port. bark Kestrei r,, Icekhart.
from Now York just arrived, brig Thetis palckhaven,
frsa snifot Ne. York, lag .shrs Add,o Snow Th:rn
York, ldg; Julia Grace Dickson. for do
HAVANA March 4-tn ps~t.. barb Elcc Mus Nicolich,
for Yasnsas and Ney YORK btss John Merry Bradley.
York direct; sehrs Agnss Cree sc.vsy for M"tnnnas
IIoiID March 5Arrvcd previously, ship Flying Eagle,
Crowell, Sourxbaya for Manila
MArASxAs. March Ain port bark Florcncc l. Gcnovar.
simuaons for Of Hattsras brig Prince Lcboo tBr).
Pxs.iers. 10 Fob i-Arrivcd, bark Jennie Armstrong g
(T3r). Hall, New York.
PxxAxA, March iO-ssi,ed, steamer Granada. CovVry,
Eau FrancIsco.
PoxcE--Ihe reported arrival. Feb "a. Of schr A "
Coon,hs, Hardcastlc from St Thomas, was erroneous
schr Win Conacr Capt Morrssey The vessel inssndcd
vis for New York; bark Frcsland tDutch Van Srnedcu
for rhiladcphis; Rainbow Br, Langhasne. for Qscbcc
Cleared March =. bark srrsh dsor). Halvorscn, Now
York. -
Juneiro Wicr, Now YORK tnnd sailed 10 r. H. for
Jancirol
Srpsxv. Nsw, Feb 2s-Arrivcd barks Rainbow. Rowcli
souvsbsys, &c; surprise diaw) cmrs, Port Biakcley.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt Mcintosh Of the steamer City Of Mexico. pysoe
New Orleans and Vera Cvus has thanks for
special meteorological observations msde In connection
with tho HKRALD Weather Service
srsAmwn CAsrLrwoop Orr, from Charfestcn for Revsl,
which put into bermuda in DISTRESS remained March D. TO
proceed the Sth.
BAnK Sally tswc, Osscn from Mexico for Queenstown,
which put Into hey West Feb - lesky, had been dockcd
March / 10 discharge aud repair
Bme r. A BARNARD, from Icghorn, which arrived NJ
Philadelphia 10Th after being ashore at Cbneotengme 70
s lon lay ~ hours under winged tope.s
had ysa blown away; shipped heavy sea- wh.cl
stove small boat main hatch and took both hatch
srpauin of o,clock ON the Night OK the 2Isn
, hud n and II winds. with light snow and rain; rmn
ashore sinncpuScn beach, about three miles from tnc
ltfo saving station charge ~ Capt West, who made
every cxcton both the vessel and crew Hired
life limo the vessel and brought the crew ashore
safety basket.
BRe Gtlxs LOVING, at Boston 11th from Matsnsss eS
perenced terrific gale from the NB Feb ID which lasted
forty hours, and sprung fore upper topsaii yard
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and whereas the health Of the other half of the population
Is constantly spd Inevitably pered by the ansanitary
condition Of the tenement house population and the pau
persm and crime cngendered by this condition OF things
burden upon the community: and whereas no
adequate and reform bo secured under ex
isting laws; therefore.
Resolved That in opinion of this meeting additional
legislation is necessary
frSTo proper sanitary construction for cvory
tenement house which may Ia future be erected
cause existing to conform rs inr rs
practicable to approved requirements.
Thi-d-fo such tenement houses cannot owing
TO their peculiar situation be made proper
habitations for human beings
Resolved That the committee appointed at the 'ass
meeting be and is hereby requested confer with the
Board Health available plan for securing
this result. IL is further
Resolved That this community will hold 20 strict &C
countaby its public officers who may he charged WIN "a
tho execution OF the In force which may oe
secured tho present for tho smeoration OF
the tenement house population.
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ALLEGED MALFEASANCE.

special committee of the Newark. N. j.. Common
Council met at the City Hall there last evening and
began an investigation into the management Of the
Street Department under Mayor Morris The charges
eel forth by chairman of the committee Alderman
Theberath. in open council some weeks ago. are
that the public business transacted in the in
terest of private individuals who. through favor
iteism, were permitted to charge exorbitant rates
for work done and materials furnished the city, and
that the accounts were kept in manner
that was calculated to up crooked transactions.
Mayor Morris present with the City Council.
Nothing was donc last night beyond agreeing upon
the manner aud scope Of the investigation.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH II, 1879.
ARRIVALS

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToER TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Lone star Capp. New Orleans March 0, with
mdse to Bogert Morgan.
wish mdsc ~ Clark seaman. ,l
steamer Ashland, Hunter, FerpandiDa days with mdso
and passengers 30 I X Robcrfs
Steamer City Of savannah Mallory, Savannah March ..
with mdsc and passengers to Geo Yonre -
s,csmcr City II Atlanta. Woodruff Charleston, sc.
days with rndse to j Quintard n Go. -.
Steamer Richmond kelly Norfolk with mdsc to the Old
Dominion steamship Company.
Jas Hand. . . :. .,.,
shin Regent (of BOSTON,, Bowdoin Manila Nov g. with
hemp sugar Ira Busloy; vessel to Howcs Cro-
wclt.
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WILLIAM WAGNER.

The Aag on tho Produce Exchange was at half mast
yesterday account Of the death of William wag-
ner, one of its members The deceascdwas born in
Germany in 1897. He was for o number OF years o
member OF The firm OF Wagner Davis. provision
packers, but OF late was in business for himself at
No. GO Third avenue. About two weeks since he
was stricken with pneumonia, Of which he died on
Monday last. His funeral will take place tomorrow
1t one r. NJ, from his lato residence No. 400 East
11Ath street. tF
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OBITUARY.
SAMUEL EARL.

SAMUEL EARL.
AT his home in Harrison place. Newark, N j., died
yesterday Samuel Earlseed eighty-nine years. who
scryed ~ private in the American army during the
War OF 1919. He was wounded by the explosion of o
magazine which was blown mp by the British. His
wife, dame Of eighty -thrbe, years survives him.
He win be buried with military honors.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Tony Pastors Theatre at the matinee yesterday
packed
Dramatic Rotations win be given st Association
Hall this evening by Mrs Priscilla Cooper Goodwin.
Herr Anton streckski. pupil Of nubinstciD. an
nounccs piano recital 1t Stcinway Hall tomorrow
at two p. Nj.
II is reported that signor Campobello and Mmc.
sinico have signed contract leading artists in the
Emma Abbott Opera Troupe for next winter.
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SAILED.

Steamers Nevada lBr), for Ayerpcol; North Britain
(Iyrl do: Castillo fSp, Barcciona Wynnokc Richmond
4e; Fansas fhndelphis; Aibe%sre. Lewss, Del ship
secs Jennie Parker tl,r), London; Frcya Nor Roucn
Mcsscl Nor Taltsman tBrt barbados;
rifhs tI3r, Mstanxas; brig Rising sun, Barbados.
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived AZ Port Royal Sc March g. sehr Chas Morse
Silva from cruise. with l whale.
At Talcahuann Jan ~ bark Falcon. Croweil, NIB ready
for aud would be at home about May l.
Schr Ellen Rodman OF Farhav.n 10 TONS has been pur
chased by Joshua Hitch. Of New Bedford. and will be
fitted for the whale fishery. 10 be commanded by Capt
Ears late master Of bark Peru. The 4 tho only
whalcr owned in Faravcn and that place 10 out of
the business
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ADJUSTMENTS.
'LE SozzE pI FIGARO" AT THE ACADEMY OF
MUSIC.


The Academy was filled last evening with q large
audience. The performance given was Mozart's
Marriage of Figaro" work which is always sure
to attract good house. In the representation OF
such a charming opera in the Italian Ian
guage both singers and audience suffer
considerably by not having mutual un-
derstanding Consequently. if tho performance
on account of the lengthy rectatives was at times
little wearyng, the blame should not bo laid to the
charge of tho artists who gave their most comical
turns of speech for the benefit of an audience that
failed to comprehend them. Beauinarchois' comedy.
"Une Folle Journee; on lie Marriage de Figaro
full Of brilliant wit and the charm of conversation.
forms the basis of the text to which Mozart COM
posed the music. One almost imagine in wit
Messing performance of Beaumarchais' work ut tho
Theatre Francais. when Figaro comes out and
they will surely commence Mozart's duet.
Beaumarchas plot is kept in the1 Marriage but the
innumerable epigrammatic points. the brilliant
witticisms that have become proverbial in France,
for the most part omitted. or. where retained.
sical defamation. Figaro Is tho character which
has suffered most in the opcratic adaptation.
for whom Mozart has composed such charming
melodies, to express the young pages spring
time yeaTnnss that 50 lightly and tSs
same bright picture ss drawn for us by
the French poet Cherubino, Figaro and Susannah
well as for the Count and the Countess. Mozart has
composed melodies of undying beauty. The entire
opera is, in fact. grand musical bouquet. skilfully
aud artistcally formed of the most delight.
ful flowers of melody. Las. nights rendering Of
the work was eminently good If. as before said,
lttle solemn. Nine. Ro2e acted and sang the part OF
Susannah very delightfully."- Gaassi as Figaro and Del
Pnente Us the Count were both admirable The con-
ccrtcd music went smoothly and charmingly and Sig
nor Art was fully master Of the orchestral situation
But the and the applause of the evening were
gained by Mile. Hauk who, however, did not appear
Before the curtain ut the close Of the first act to
claim any Of the immense baskets and bouquets of
flowers sent up to the STAGE II indeed they were in
tended for her. II they were not. then we should
feel inclined to wind wreath in black and
white for her ourselves tribute to her
rendering Of the role the sprghtly and captivating
page. which IN all respects an exquisite and
Purtaui'' is to be given. with NINE. Gcrster rs FL
vira and on Friday Marchettis buy Bias" with
Mime. Marie Roze in her first appearance rs Marie de
Neubourg. .l.s es
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SPOKEN.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Brig Pathfinder (Br) from Cardenas for Now York Fe
q, lat 3S II, Ion "a ~.
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YACHTS STEAMBOATS,. SO.
1S0fs' slfE-fHE REEL, SCHOONER YACHT PROS.
pero Sxlo6x76; built for cruising Apply 70 A. cAnt
QNfTti 81 WestlO n
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEW YoRx, March 1i-Noon.
Ths Western Union time ball to-day dropped three
tcnshs Of n second fast.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-08
rhe Municipal Election In Indiana.

TxRRs HAurn, IND, May I'm the
city election here yesterday the vote for
mayor was a. follows: Havens Dem }
2022; Wildey (Greenback,) 1912; Hook
Rep.l go. The Dem ocrats elected the
reasurer, marshal and clerk and Ave
Souncilmen; the Greenbao&ers elected
pne counsilman and the Republicans
elected the assessor, 81.
the election yesterday, the Journal says:
The result OF the elections held In all tn g
towns and cities Of Indiana, which are
organized under the general law Is emil
y yicsosy wss complete, except IL ons Or
two cities where the result was influenced
BY local issues. The lRepubliclns make
large gains In the city of Indianapolis.
They elect John Caven mayor over
Buskirk by 1884 majoritg and elect the
whole Republican ticket by unexpected
majOYities, elect,ng 4 out of the B alder.
men and Is out or the % oouncilmen.
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Congress Yesterday.

The new bill to forbid the presence OF
troops at the polls was read in the Senate
for the second time yesterday and left to
bs taken up the first thing to-day. rhe
resolution regarding the Sp0fard-Kellogg
contest was adopted after long debate
all but one of the amendments offered by
the Republicans having been rejected. In
the House Mr.. Chalmers made a state
rlent Of the facts connected with the cap
turs of Fort Pillow. There was drbate
over bill directing the executive officers
of the Government to carry out the Eight
Hour law of 1868 and another on the bill
In regard to coinage and bullion certin-
Gates, but action was taken on neither.
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TElEcRAMs RECEIVED
Hall Safe & Lock COMPANY

lHi RENo, March 8. 1879.
Your large Fire and Burglar. Proof safe
was opened this morning, the B0lts And
Locks working in.rerfect order. Contents
wholly unharmed. .sjstIi
ID. A. BENDER 4 Co, Bankers.
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q shocking Death.Bed scene.
4 YOUNG HEBREW FoRsAKEN BECAUSE
loHK DETERMINES TO DIE IN THE RE-
iLIeIoN OF HIS WIPE. 80.

4 YOUNG HEBREW FoRsAKEN BECAUSE
loHK DETERMINES TO DIE IN THE RE-
1iLfeIoN OF HIS WIFE. ..i
Joseph r. W. Kaiser, son of Jacob
Kaiser, . cigar dealer of BrOome street,
Newark, on April "a, 1877, was convert
cd from Judaism to Roman Catholi cisn,
much to the chagrin of his father and
other relatives, who are all orthodox
Jews. Ii seems Joseph had been keep
ing company for some time before that
with pretty Catholic girl, Miss Kate
Church, Rev. Father Reilly, on Thomas
street. As the story runs, she would
not marry him unless he renounced
JUDAISM and joined ber Church. He did
20, as stated. Six weeks later, on the
9th OF June, 1877 the pair we're married
by Rev. Father Petrard, an Italian priest
attached to st. Columbia's Church. Near.
while Joseph's people were so greatly
incensed at his conduct that they held a
mock funeral and burned his clothing
and other effects. The father was particu-
larly angered, ami forbade Joseph's
name to be mentlonedin In his presence or
In his house. Recently the young man
fell seriously Ill, and for several days
past has been gradually sinking into his
grave, victim to consumption. He lies
on his death bed at his home
tAttuc uouoo Vi tne uylnR man on sun
day an extraordinary scene was wit
nessod. While the sorrowing wife and
her relatives v ere attending Joseph by
his bedside, suddenly his father and otl!-
or relatives entered the house. In the
bedroom where Joseph lay was a small
altar, with few lighted candles and q
crucitix. AT sight of this the old man
turned his head and made contemptuous
motions. The father went to his son and
said:- .r,s-, utfn
Joseph, do you intend to die Catho-
~ do, father" replied the dying man.
"Won't yOu come home and die In the
faith of your fathers-the faith of Abra-
ham and Isaac and jacob"
"Never," was the reply of Joseph. The
father then muttered some malediction
and, threatening 70 seize the body and
have 1t buried as a Jew when Joseph
died, left the house. During all this q
great crowd collected in front of the
house the gathering being part Jews and
part Catholics The police were mott
fied to preserve order, but beyond con
siderable loud talk nothing, occurred
Joseph was still alive at last accounts. 2
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:s''',,'''!'rIHlRD y EDITION
.sl1i1 ~ ifAtNr ron iIFE.

. e sl1n1a MI 6lfhtNr FoR LEE.
71pstsp< "a sept .--- ,,,,....z
q (Insrnrrs S-rrs wIrr's Suicide
Nd 1URnn nsAkfHG THE JuRrs vsA-
ts1u9Q4.t fsir Lax 7o ss.N
mn A1r.ArrA. Ca, May 7.--The Jury IN
I. n ~ Coz case after being out all night
Gimo into into court at noon to-dsy 70
!. f28aivS fnfther INSTRUCTIONS. ~ D, o.
e eJ4pk they announced that they, bad
.ht6D1 Jury nud the prisoner guilty. anu
lnh5ef fnne end that he be punished BY Inn
49, Donmens for lite In the pebitentiary"
!. 0ax ruoeiyed the verdict with calmness
I'D otQicism, having evidently nerved
fkmsoIffor the wsrst. Hw wife aas for
pmeht trembling with emotion, and
i 1llS4 rushed for "a opon window neArl ~
Z - 1As ground below. A. she feacbed
osGhosWindow she was caught D. Cox, who
Z ho1i. her fast 6he threw her arnS
:, e9onnd his neck and olung 70 him, wildly
scxclslming "Oh my G0di Ohmy poor
sdartingl" Her shriAKs were heAItrend.
ing, and the occupants OF the crowded
-Ad01rtlroom could not restrain team OF
D ksf, and finally soothed her grief Until
only her deep moaus broke upon the
solemn stiffness. Judge Hillyer sentenc-
ed Cox to "be copAnsd In tho fjeniten-
tiary, or such other place as the Cover.
nor may direct, at hard labor for. and
fnuriug his natural hfe" General Cart
s6eld gave notice that the defense would
make q motion for . new trial, and
prayed foR . writ Of supeIsedeas. Sent
,,Snoe Nm thereupon stayed for twenty
81 fhis pepslty Is virtually the .extrsm.
Of The law 10 this state, as an net was
passed, with Akton's aid, at the last ses
tsion Of ths Lesislature giving juries the
right to recsnmend life 3mpris0nitientfI II
all cases of murder. This In effect sbOl
ishes the death penalty. Cox is The Hrs
The verdict Is received with general ap
proval. taY.rf.ssA 4 .N-sGi eaf-
NO MoRE HANGING IN GEORGIA.
~ Said Solicitor General Hill;-''You MAJ
Bsy that Cox is punished to, the ,utmos
extent or the law as 1t exists In Georgia
The amendment TO our law on the pun
ishment Of murder has practically abol
fshed hanging in this State. tits probabl'
poor oAktsn Intended that it should d,
TINS. AT any rate II has done II. i d,
mot expect 70 see Q man hanged here il
inanya year. This opinion Is very gen
orally shared by the public,
NEW TRIAL NOT EXPECTED.
- The motion for q new trial will b
heard in = few days. The best opinio
10 shat no ground exists for the motion
AND that it will be disregar1ed. The 6as
win then 20 TO the Supreme Court o
exceptions. 1t viii be heard Abont Al
gust, and viii come back to the Superio
Court for new trial or sentence abou
September. The defence claim to h
Nble to very much strengthen their cas-
but 1t is believed that the case of K,
ward Cox will never again be pleade
bsfore jury. Judge HilIyer's ruIipi
have been wonderfully careful, and be
esteemed one of Georgia's s best Judges,
that there il little room for exception.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-08

Y The cabis Telegram from London YET
'terday quoted eonsols at 9s Lille for
monsy and for the account. United
States bonds payable insiivst were quoted
" 1861 I'll, the Is, 1903. for de io-AOs,
1O0t for the 4is, and 104i forthe d.
Ths rate Of discount for 90 days to :
month"; bank bills b 1i014per cent, and
for trade bilG III Che open market is l@s
PEI, cent, which 10 from below to thff
same as the lBsnk, cf England rate.
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THE RACES.
Taken to New Castle.

This morning officer Gibbons took
Lewis Jeandell over to New Castle on
the 9.16 train, where he will remain con-
nned IN fail for 30 days according to the
decision of the Mayor last evening. He
presented most disgusting appearance,
and some of the officers expressed the
opinion when he was passing out of the
Hal door, that he had not wash, d him
nele rlnce the war. htn5
The daily gazette., 1879-05-08
The Champion SAFE
[Reno Gazette March lth ]

Reno Gazette March len.l -
A .0axsste reporter has been spending
tie day In Inspecting the safsss rescued
from the ruins, and IN gathering notes ~
to their condition. The reeqlt Of tho ins
vestigstion proves beyend oil doubt that
The Hall safe, manuEactuTedJi In Ctncihna.
Il, Ohio, ID the most reliable safe rnpTeb
sented. There were rates from half dos.
en- different mauufsct0rtes m In the 1fe, and
their contents were in all stages oetween
scorch and utter ruip. Some bad p bs
blown open, others cut 70 pieces With
chisels; some were mass Of broken pihs.
Ter and warpsd PIatss. Othefa cd
sound on the outside, while within there
was nothing saved. Some lost knobs,
Others had the combination completely
upset. In every case the Hall's safeOpen-
I'd Without hammer OF, chisel and the
contents were wholly untouched. The
County Treasrrr safe (Hal1's) lay In q
m nss Of com bust les upon whtch Aslream
OF burning oil WAS running for eishteen
hours, ard as soon es II cooled on Mr..
Boyd opened II without the least heeita-
ton, and the oonteuta were as good A.
nav, Morris Ash had . little Hallsafe
VII .ch was In The hottest Of the two pre-
vious big d tes, and all day Sunday lay In
the blaze and GOALS OF his saloon heated
up o seven times the regulation Hebrew
children furnace pitch, by burning brandy
and whisky, and when u was opened yes
terday afternoon, he found his money
papers and books hardly discolored.
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new CAsTIR LETTER.
Meeting - CITY CsuDoi1..-PreRerty
.sfiH. oss.iHs Ssf g sss faS,iisx Nil.

-NtFihe - the Rol1inw Mill.
.Hl s. Z, NEW CASTLE, May 9, 1879.
City Council met Tuesday evening,aod
transacted . iargo quantity Of very imi.
portaut bu .iness. It was ordered that
property owners on Chestnut, Market and
Vipe strests, below Delaware, be notified
o1Surb and pave. A committee Of three
we're appointed to ascertain the cost OF
sstXbdlShing grades IN the western part OF
y Robjft Morrison has been awarded
the contract for rebuilding the lover or
Mil creek river bank. d.fasl
Shad are very plentiful and of large
isike and selling at fair rates. 3I.sI
Harry McCsuley Is doing The fitting up
Of the cooperative store. u,-l ii
The rolling mill employees struck yes
terdsy, owing to some misunderstanding
Operations were resumed this morning.
. II John Csftiey will in few days begin
the erection of two dwelling houses on
Union street. s,,,..ll
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NC THE AMERICAN STYLE oI
ROWING.
THE PRIZE RING.
Gaatherimg OfBp0rtlng Meni 10 wit.
=, mesa the eDwyer-ElAf0tt right.

BUFFALO, MY, May Z, le79.-A
large number Of the sporting fraternity
and representatives OF different newspa-
pers have been In this city for the past
few days. They generally registered
from I" Beechertown, and took the Lake
Shore Railroad this afternoon for Erie,
Pa, whence tits rumored those who are
TO participate In the Elliott Dwyer
prize fight leave tomorrow morning for
some point in Canada, IN the region OF
Gravel Bay, nearly opposite Erie. Owing
10 the large amount Of ice in Buffalo Har-
Dor and now running down the river, II
was impossible for boat TO leave lie e
as 1t ID supposed, was the original pro-
gramme.a The affair was kept as quiet
as possible, nevertheless the police were
on the alert To capture the gang should
tliey attempt to cross at this point, and
the Canadian officials are closely guard
Ing their side In this vicinity. rs.
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