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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-12

majority OF Young women who are in search OF place
TO udy How hard the struggle may be guessed ana
women have not as many resources as men In great
city ike this; tits tar easier for strong young man
wrcs,le with poverty here tnaa IL "a for any woman,
and womans nature sufers the struggle tran
MANI Mans nature character often STRENGTHENED
enriched, ennohed ny the FIGHT he has TO wage Win
Gods ger and cold ard hope deferred
But woman bravely a. she may wrestle with these
angels OF God-nav, even Vt she overcome them-does
leave the field wi hout cruel marks OF the conflict
in soul aud spirit, If hot in faded cheek ard eye.
mans best work ia cone not ia the hot-nOuse air Of
attery and indulgence. but n the rpenng sunlight Of
generous equality and brotherly help and encourage
nent THIS Is what this ASSOCIATION OF ladies asks MS
to aud them in offering young oi talent and
hey show their faith by their kindly aud uuweared
works.
In the present exhibition q room is appropriated
TO collection Of oil paintings. some Of them
ud 10y the members OF society and others lent
by friendly artists Mrs Edward Moran ms had IN ar
elnen. OF this r0on Will be found to contain
mucA good material. Mrs Frederic W Dnwner has
loaned a humber II articles OF Hindoo manuaci ure
o. uac IN room by Themselves. and are inter-
csung objects Of stuty. To the lady belong few
prc's OF Cdn'se enamel on coppcr-pateS, an ncense
burner, cup. aud sQIll box VITA cOvgr-which are
Vel worth Wis, TO tn exhibition or their lake alone
consider the dcsgn or The execution and deserves
pace IN mGscu.u. Bat the other pieces are
such a. one seldom meets win. on this
Hetta II. l. ward and Miss Susan Hayes ward have
ranged peasng collection OF embraidere. and Onicts
Of a. usenuld ornament. Among the embroiucrles we
Observed very pretty piece Designed ana executed by
NJ Henry Peters GRAY. the president Of The society.
Mis- Fanny Fryat mas charge u an attractive case
oi Ahelc4a pit cry, chiefly The pro net 81 the Chelsea
tteTic-, Boston. nut with clever printed
iron rr ntou, w 'rsry and some jr' de cOrdted
by Mr. Nokmaer. There are aso two interesting heads
chi dren. c--iZe, seemingly scli-tl1ted CLAW Of
wblca could earn nothing cxcepi that they are
signed as we remember. e. T. SOAR The exl.olt'on
viii open f0r The public MOndfy, December -. aud
will ttnue Opn the week aud cu-iug satur-
day December Is IRE hours a." IRON, 10 IL H. IN.
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DIED

FORD-On SATURDAY morning, DecemOet H. VI V"ON
Charies. second Of John X. Ford
Notice VI funeral hereafter. ,,,
LINTZ-suid enly, Thursday evening Dec moer' WIN
Int. bfs
re aves and friends are FULLY invited ~ attend NJ
funerJI ON his llo residence 81 We oisi-st nu t
"a morning Decemb Is, at 10 O'clock fieAse O'"i
flowers
OIMsTFD--At New-Havcn Conn. On saturday t,e tLon
inst Julia Mason daughter Oi ths sto Professor Deb'"
Dmstei. .ro,o a.
Funeral Monday. the lath nst, ~ Z''V r. M ""' -
Wallst New- Haven, Conn.,
sNITH-Drowued near New Preston, Conn. De h l"
Moses Wvcsof Oldest ~ Moses ana Etly w. Tn.n,
Relatives ana friends are invifcl 0attend e inc
on MONDAY Dccembrr 3D. at m, from the cVhSi's'
cpi5es win be- gaIting arrival o. rain leaving Bareayst
al l2.iOp.m =,
y-.rsov Az ntavsvile Col on SATURDAY. December IL
Issn Charles II ION of lanes III. Mary l.. WalsOu'
NOuc. Of funeral her, after. .
WINCHEoTER-In New Haven. December 10 OhVef r.
Winchester. -, - a. II
Funeral from his late residence Tuesday Deeenner ~
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The opeuine of a branch establishment by

The opening of q branch establishment by
Mr. E. g. Alien OF - Broadst, at NO IVA othaVe', mas
been marked with great euccess. Mr Alons stock OF
,aren,s furnishing goods has always been conceded
% no 81 the very best character and the elaborate man
per in which he fitted up his branch store is proper
establishment TO choice line OF goods he exnbitA
His establishment Ia particularly aItraoiv at present
an n line Of exclusive novelties secured by him whhe
abroad this fail the innovation he has mahe by nd
ding private room where garment" can NC h''e"' sup
pl,ss a want long felt and appreciated.
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Mr.. Starbuck was born In ScIDio, Cayuga
County y. Y, piembcr 8, 1916. He was educated IN
the common schools OF agars County, aud at tue
Western Reserve College. Hudson, ONO. He was ad-
mttted the bar in 1874 In polcs he always acted
with the Democrats and an original Bafnburnsr
sunportiug stas Wright IN 1874 aud advocating the
movement for reform watch resulted In the toEsiltd
aoual Convention OF 1sl6. OF that convention ne was
one Of the secretaries Hsopposed the extension Of
slavery and supported van Buren, IN 1873 Pierce in
1852 Buchanan IN 1856 Douglas IN 1850, Mcclellan In
1864 Seymour in 1865. and CT cley III 1872 He gave
The Government active support during the WIZ, INA
aided IN raising troops. But IN lsb2 he opposed me
ocv OF arrestng without process persons accused q"
bnldng uppopuEr opinions Hr Resisted the order OF
the $ cretary Of War 10 regard writ 81 hhhea7
cnrpu- aad caused tue arrest Of the ocer dchle 10
execute the Srcreary's order. soon after President
Iucon issued proclamation suspenfiig inc WIT 81
habeas CORPUS. After the war VI. 0tafhuct dld not
take an active par. politics until he Va. firctrd 10
hr STATE senate 81 IS7677 from TIE ANlilth District
Ia ISIS As he was "A Master IN Chancety ana from
$3.50 10 1858 was Distrct-Aorney oi Jefferson County
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KinaInke- Crimenn War The Invasion OF the Crtmea.
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A HEBREW FAIR.
Neu-Hapea, Conn,

A Hebrew fair was opened last night at the
Metropolitan Concert Hal. Under the name Of the
Tom5ola" a collection OF $50 beautiful aud useful
articles was bti0n, be rallied for al 80
ticket Among the other artcies were CAekerng UP
night piano. black onyx pin with pendent ocket set
with thirteen diamonds valued at $3.50 diamond rings.
gold watches furined circulars and boxes OF wines ana
hauors Among those present were Messrs. U1ah Her
man. f. NJ. Angel. B. Sci gpan. Jesse sehgman, MJer
etern Samuel Levy, hrs. Isaac Phillips. hrs A Cohen
Mrs A. Rothschild and Miss seiigman The hall was
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MIDNIGHT WEAIHBB IMPORT
GOV. RNNENT INDiCATIONS.
SyHoDsis for he past II huns.

WAsHISGTON. Dee. l.. l q. m.-ihe barom-
etrr is bigAe-tu south Atlantic o. The 'rra OF low
barometer which, at TIE aftcru report. vas centr
in North M.rne.ota lass moved eastwood, aud De no"
central b. Wisconsin. The tempera bias risen decid-
edly IN thc Gu' and south AtI..c 5l.ics, ihe ONO
Valley aud rue Lake region Repors are mls-lng from
tbe extreme Northwest. Westerly winds prevail To
the Northwest; elsewhere tle winds are Soutleiiy.
Partly cloudy weather Is reported froa tA. Lake region,
tennessee and tie Ono Valley, and 'ho VEST GuI
States; elsewhere clear weather prevails.
IniicGions.
Tor New England. lower barometer. higher ten per1-
urr. winds sgAly suthery, clear and partly cloudy
l.rr.
For the Middle Atlantic states, lower baromct ?.
warmer sOgthcIy winds, clear or paruy cOu1y
weather.
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THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.

OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. 1.-THE arrangement
made with the Canadian Pacific Railway syndlcate was
presented last night to the House Of Commons. and will
come mp for debate next week The contract 10 puld
the road Is made with George stephen and Duncan Nc
Intyre. OF Montreal; J. s. Kennedy, New-Nork; X b.
Angus and ]. J. Hill, st. Paul. MINI; Morton Rose
Co., Lqnd0n Eug; and KOhn. Renach & Coz Pari-'
France; who Will be known as the Canadian Paonc
S2JOOBOOO. The directors are 10 be George sepnen'
duncan Mcintyre, j. :. Kennedy, X. Il. Angus D. -
Hil H. slaGj N0rthcpte. 7. =. Grenfell, C. d. Rose.
three latter Of London, Eng. and Baron Relnach, OF
Paris. The cEicf place OF business viii be Montreal
OF the final appeal of this contest by the
Dominion Parliament friends Of the enterprise in this
city express little doubt Great opposition is expected
bat the Canadian Government is warmly in favor
OF the agreement and has sufficient
majority In Parliament 60 carry the
measure through. If the presen, Minister should
remain IN power it Will throw obstacle in the wayoi
the comp elton OF the road but the other hand viii
give a liberal Interpretation to the contract. II Minis
try hostile 10 the road should into power u is said
that the contrac, has been skifuly drawn thai no
opposition viii delay the completion OF tie road Tue
subsidy or S25 100000 and 25,OOOO00 acres ~
land are t. he given tie company as the
different Sc, tions of road completed. In addition
about $50 miles OF railroad, on which large suns OF
money nave already expended. some OF TINS inal
the 'ult along the whole I've, and OF the III
n Ou the which VIII ~" eco Dy tie
q ,veInment. Jhe 1T miles VII average about
100000 % mile. II the contract should be adopted
worR be gun the spring Ten years from MAY l.
1851 allowed under the agreement Tor the connie
u5n road. George Stephen. OF Montreal will prob
ably DE- chO8 zen president OF The company.
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NEW RAILROAD INCORPORATED.
III ( -l-.-...,.... lI. Il E..nI

ALBANY, Dec. LITTLE Salamanca, Bradford
ard Allegheny yer R4ilro.d was incorporated today
TIE 4gtt of the roaI will brtweut five miles capi
tai SSjOOoO Tn Inc VII conn ct SaIamarca Catta-
raucus County with pom. the w-ior. 1ld Penn
svlgana S,ttc Line DCrag the mont OF NoyeIohri
her, - 900 loaded se9r East taroueh thit
cry and 81 900 ears bound Vest, m4LIu- Grand total
o. l | 900 CHS for the fnnrtt.
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4 cOy-OlIDATlJN PROPOSED.

BosTON, Dee. 11.-Ihe directors OF the
Chicago. Bsrin-ton and Q1Dcy Railroad to-lay voiced
90 call % specll neetugoi the stockholders Deccm'.r
p 10 vote upou lhc proposition c5nsoldatc b" Chi
ct-o. Burlington aad QUINCY Ran. "a Win me Jounui
au ly!lZnt tAe Lr-cfJs 10 issue ncE stock tEtr-t r.
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THE FAST H4VANA NAIL LINE,

PENSACOLA, Fla, Dec. 11.-The steamship
Admiral The first ship OF the Fast Havana Mall by the
Prusacola and Havana Steamship Lne sailed to-day.
The soop Will call at Cedar Keys for e1Pos'masier-
Geueral Key and General Superintendent Thompson
and Dl vision superintendent Terrell OF the halfway MN
EsTvtee who 20 10 Cuba on mail mattcrs
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REJOICING EXPENSES.

ALBANY, Dec. 1O.-Tne foremen of the ma
chine shops Of tie Boston AMI Albany Railroad in this
city, Boston and springfield been stluc:ed To- re-
ducc pay roll hc shop. - per cent Iha shops IA
Hudson VII he NJ ono, closed for tie winter
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SHIT DEGrY TO RECOVER s12s 600.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dee. 1.-THE ST. Louis.
Iron Mountain aud Southern il lio4y Com any, through
their attorneys. Instituted a sut In the Ultet states
Circuit Cour here TO-DAY tor Tie re'ov rr o. Si@Soo0
ftafr the ieTn Express Company. |uaf ul
.ieg.d frauIucnt reports made Icy the expires c1-
pany lie matter %. irrIglts carried ny tie railroad
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. Dec. H. a. m.-Arer 10 a. IN.
vesrerday the movement IN the barometer steaIg
downward Gear and parity ciouGy weather prevailed
TIE temperature ranged betwe - ana 2jo ihc average
U7A7l icing 3j5s9 lower than on tie corresponding
day last wear. aLO Ia yher IMAM on Friday.
Warme r. clear anJ partly cloudy weather, with ght
chances light snow late IN the day. may be cN-
pected to-day u tins clty and vicinity.
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HENRY HOLT & CO..

The Trumpet Major. lomo. .esurc Hour -er e&l ~
Troublesome IN gItsrs. bT J.. = - AFFORD au.hpi 81
M smith lbml 81
Thc " DOING Of thr Water WncB Dy Evan rai'orue
lOpously ulu.t ai.j ~ ! lurr -Wi d. mare l-mn -
Dreamer b KaJlarns W ide !tmo. u.eisurc nor
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Gpeclnl Not e.5.

"A.n- Tbos Z. Hi45y ~ Coz Auctioneere.-"A."
ON FREE EXHIBITION. COMMENCING TO MORRO"
CNONDAYJ AFrERNooN.
AT OUR ART GALLERY, Si5 BROADWAY
A VERY IMPORTANT COLLECTION OF
JAPANESE AND CHINESE ART TREASURES
ANTIQUE AND MODERN.
To he sold without reserve by order OF the
FIRST JAPANESE A, d CtIN kSE TRADING co, OF
TOXIC
ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY AFTERNOONS Mkt.
a. 2:3U O'Clock
sonnoiseurs % vel IA seeking choice Christine
gifts viii much intee- them included IN Inc ABOVE
AL
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rnWAnn K TAYLOR.

ANEAPoLIs, Md. Dec. 11.-Edward Kenyon
Tay or member Of the third class OF 'ade' LhElue,-
IN tho Naval Academy died lat night after lingering
iuness NJ an affection OF the iungs He entered the
Inade,rv from Mas achu.etts, October l, 1873. Be
Uas tseuty-Jne years OF age
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SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NEw.YORK. .-...DEC IL. 1880
ARRIVED

SIR France Grl Hndey, London Nov 81 with mdse and
str Eips ST. wilkinson West Hartepool 20 days. IN bal
Str faraday b. Maybe London Nov L. with mise to
Henderson, BIOS. ,r =
Carthageni a. Malaga ~ anu Gibraltar ~ win ut anu
iron In Brown Bros Co Vessel % master ia. and os
FraDconIa, Mauglm, Portland Sic win huse anu pas
sir MORO Castic Reed Charleston Dec g. with mGse and
passengrrs Ia " Qumfard
strAbemarle. Maet Lewe, Del with mdse 10 old D'min
BaTk xbbie Cof Windsor Ns.i Hunter Plan so eay y
E Berli Ias' ''l iron &c 10 un'' '''' . 30 ~
8ra Martha Brady Harvey. OF and 10 days rom Wind
-. with plaster to KING Co. vessel ID "htho5
Bnr Terra Nova toi Windsor NsJ Barker Coruwallis
= with potatoes to 0nier vessel g. master 40 a
schr Oboron Pock aud, Crockett Win lsor 80
days with plaster 70 Y & King vessel t. IL + Brown
schr cohasse Finley john NB II days. with lumber
schr Fannie Flint warren Hlsboro Nd y days with
Sem -awyeq Orcnard Roczland lime TO order.
schr Python MilIken Bangor win lnmOei 70 u ''nuy
-chr Roau,r. Mcfarland Bangor, with lumber to
scSr Mott Hayea Collins. CALAIS. with Lumber to L
senr II Il Bridges. Ieud.eF c4as. with lumber to order
scrr Ccor. iea. Allen. ElisvOTl. with 10 orier
schr Victory, dhikcn. Ellsworth Win staV % Ofiet'
scar Nicola Rhoadts Portland. with lumber 10 order. .
Schr UnI ca smith, dson Addison, with lumber to
1chr silver spray Russell Thomason with lime to Hav-
land d FrcsseJ
r-rhe following vessels anchored below up 10 the
Ciiy to-day:
sam Erriaux ,Br. Masters from Plau, in ballast to
Ship Jorswur lBr, Matteriace, from Port SPAIN
sUNsEI-WfND-At sandy HOOK fresh, wv cloudy. AT
Cip leland The same ,.,...,.,,
srrs The Qu.~n ,Gr Williams Lanaoa, HqrSt; Ger
manic 80 4eIgedy Lygip9o VIA 4aes.'a0%"' Il ia, u.s.
j. nd Hun S.Ldcrsou & Rheoia H. lcoor, Cdrdif
Peer Vrg.t y soa; .a' Coo, .rlG. r-men wa ,oata
amy on oeues to Cisc-a, shy I|sst H E,'
CERT * Morgan. Old ui,iou Walker Noro ~ tity I'h'
Gii,-s,on and ~ est { Il Nalou d Co.; breakga,tr
Ha.rlri4 SortO.a. Ou Dominion - tc cry o. Macon
I -a. tf tf J.. . ~
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ArUult ein-u 5.
A Rn.rnN nr1xIoN o1 Horr.. MALr ExrRAcr.

4 BOSTON OPlNiON on HOFF hALl LAIFACI'
rcacd5 ny ricoameadcd By ie di'g Earop =, pi'sI
can Tor ,"np nt Oh Tn. Cit ano 'on.el ~ oo
and a mo- excellent -trsnehcner Tor women Ie,Ov =
beverage which many persons refer to 1ger bee" ~ ale lis
sa, country. and cspe ally in nus cry s,taiY L.
9.t Extract has ovec mao single complaint OF while al
enth sia-tc n praise 4 powerful ar me 10 I'd us aver
ior Ancrirs Me-rs. Tarant g. Of Few York VITO are
vcry when onlug tn sanction OF their name 70 any
pre- aron Evcy genuine bottle bear, me abel Of Mes,rs
Iaflaut g o. Ne'sr~ :; :. ,irrrS CO. s' In, e 81 III TX
For sal p, PARK x Iiliori Acser Merrill Coudi'-and
al. arst-c!as' olocers and Diu-g.st IN newborn.
4 literary sensation. The publication Of
Tie hap ain o, the ricrt che '-ett = WORK W9ut
Besan; AMI amos Rice. Commencing Deoembr4. Now
ready.
A social glass OF IIrB PUNCH hot or cold,
Is most ro come accessory friendly Intercourse This d.
ghiu beverage = pccuary acceptable az parties Unc9rk
Copiit ana eli ,iroccrs chants DrGggis,s
81 % bottle
EVERY WRITER should send for history OF
thu Ma KuuOn pen sr Fuid PercI" l;s usrs prices
8slea free by MAckNNoS PEN Co. 2jJ BToAdwaT nae
Holiday Gift
HIS LAST DOSE.
said sufferer from GidnGy gu9c wren ask 10 Try hid
dose n cared n VI aud rsconiend.it AL Ifyou
patch
LYoN's ToorH TARIFFS arc the perfection
OF dsicaey avos ana please the most stidous
Searching for a Guardian. Read The Chap
lain Of the Fleet by Besan ANA James pce begun
m December number oi Andrew > American Queen.
SOW ready. All siralers
MAYOR BEATrY's ORGAN FACTORY,
Washington. NJ.
is beautifully Illustrated IN this weeks
rrdnk Lesiies NsirsDapsr.
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GEORGE ". CARLETON 4 CO..
tiadl,oa- xauure. n y

Cnatcaa DOT. BY Mary J. Holmes 81 80.
Life Of sarah eruharL Authorized edition. - eents
Brownies Triumph. BY Mrs. 0eorgie Sheldon. 81 50.
Jack Ia the Jungle. hy Z. 1. Barnam 81 5a
Lost for a W oman By May Ag0es FLEMING
john swinton's Travels. Prico - cents
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CENTRAL PARK OBSERVATIONS.

fb.fracf Of lscorologfcG report ne Uec ended az
December II, lesp
BARoNETEG Inches IBEHNOfhILh DtETeer
29940 Me2n...- -
Iar 10 A. m Dee Iu 3 3t Max a IN, Dee. D ....~ -
Mn. d D. m Dec .20+sl Nm. Z a. H., De-. ID --- q
am g. t5
Distance the WIND during The week Loo miies
tpNArE- OF water.
Dec s. ram from a. m. p. m..-..---.-... so inch
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81. AiPPiNCOTr < To-
D..aHa. 81. - D

shake. ,care,s Dream a Poem iy william Leighton.
10. .Xt!a doth. eilt d., uncut e.ig,s. 81 90
Cat! Ora \ Poem. g. Mrs b. n Iolaud. 10. Exts
..0th cIir toy. uncut ciges. jt.
Pcr-rBhsnr. .ui or Poems. BY MrsChar.os wiling
small 49, I.Atl. e.. Ith. lit 81 3D.
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ROBERTS BROS

4 Guernsey Lily. By susan coolidge Travel story 81
adventure Ia h Channel Ia ds Ohe slai 9uai0 'ouHe
Puce a.
Verses BY Coolidge square l5mo IN very nHique
style " bndiug baking 40 exceedingly - pfOpnae RiI
Price ~
Memoir Of Governor Andrew: WIN P.is7n, i:eninl.
ceuce. Pc'rg IS. apoler viii Pof1r 1 300 ~ NsO
lbs BlthV lac, and BUralpAce. lbL0 cloth zee = %
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURES ALMANAC

Sun rse- ~ 7l5 sun .ef, . i3e CLOCK sI0w. Or ABS
Noon sets = Sal Moor -pnrhs 1905 }iOOn's day-lO
HIGH WATER TODAY a NJ
sandy HOOK. su3 IslAnd tjs He'll iatS -.-. o4'
mon wNTER TO DAY +. H.
sandy HooS.. 4 % Gov Island 52i Hel Gate 40
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II. 3. rEfEKsON d gROT .gR4

Myrtle Lawn ! american N"veL Hy Robert
Ba lart o. North Carolina I2n3 Morocco cloth, :! 3D.
Incie ilodey a new novel by HeIu Gfeyilie. ,gutrs
Emo. Paper. % cents ci"' D.. 81 -.
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