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New-York tribune., 1882-04-08

The amount OF taxes collected during the year was
S25,203 ss5, and at the close OF the year there
S57S4 sl3 Of the last levy unpaid IL intended,
that the laws extending payment have expired,
~ hold rates annually for taxes remaining unpaid
for three years There uneIpended balances of sp
proprAOns various city departments, which nave
gate TO S5,2s2, 900 The Controller iOr authority
TO cancel these accumulated balances
TIE amount OF unpaid personal taxes for the
ears pgor to 1881 aggregates : Sl3,sOO,OOO.
The Controller believes that only small
part Of this can ever be collected. lie objects to
tie manner IN which the department Of Parks is pro
ceelng In the Iwenty third and Iwenty-ICurth Wards
IN ordering proceedings fOr tine opening Of large num-
Der or streets aud avenues, which awards and e1-
pcnses vii amount 20 than Fl lOO)O 900, Onehaf u
quotes several special act OF the Legislature Win refer
10 street openings which be thinks wise Gad
concludes: These special Laws upon a,sessneDls lOr
street openings und local lMprOyc mems should be
repealed Immediately TOR the protection OF the pub
lie interests, aud the iaNs The subject should De
made applicable TO the whole cify alike After tic
trav1grt auu premature expenditures o. twelve " III
teen years Tor tie construction Of bOueyarls aud
avenues III the upper part OF Manhattan Island, large
part Of which, together with many years of interest
works, have fallen upon tine city AT Large cOmmOn pru
deuce would dictate tAat such eXtraya should not
De repeated. Yet the proposition 10 open street aud
avenues In the annexed O.. cr, under the Law alluded
10, would lead 20 rtpetlon IA lis worst form OF the
waste and eXfrav4Cnce OF past years. and the Result
would lvItaDy b, q heavy load u debt to lee sld
dleu upon TIE city At large No plan cOui De devised
more conducive 10 extravaganza ana speculation than
that OF spreading payments for assessments over a
period Of tReny years II Is nothing nor less than
pendture the puOic money, and should under cir
Dc SANCTIONED Uy law.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-08
FREDERIC DRAKE.

LONDON, April 7.-Frederic Drake, the ceie-
brated German sculptor. Is dead.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-08
PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS.
SENATOR MITCHELL on HIS LETTER.
He BEIIEvfs THE Party GOVERNMENT SHOULD BE
REPUBLICAN. NOT UTOCRATIC-DIssATIsFAC
TToN WITH CANFEONISN
ZION WIN CAMEKONIsM.

He BELIEvfs THE PARTY GOVERNMENT sHOCID DE
REPUBLICAN. NOT AUTOCRATIC-DIssATIsFAC
TON WITH CAMERONIsM.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUSE.l
| WAsHINGION. April 7.-Senator Miichelps letter
to Wharton Barker, of iadclphia upon the situa-
! tion IN the Republican party Of Pennsylvania, at
tracted attention to-day. The Senator on being
asked regarding his letter by TRIBUNE core
spondent, said it had been published with his con-
sent though private letter and not intended for
publication when written. He said it not in
any sense an announcement Of a movement de-
monsration III the party. except far as the peo-
pie chose to give it weight. II simply an ex-
preston Of views which me had held and expressed
before his election % Senator AM since.
believe" said he, that the management of
the Republican party should be republican and not
autocratic. Ioccupy a very peculiar and delicate
position myself l am between the fires of the two
factions. | am friendly terms with Mr. Cam
erOn, have been and expect 10 continue % be but
have had to differ from him with regard to some
appointments in Pennsylvania. The appointments
in Pennsylvania have bcen like those in New-York,
pretty much all one way. / have always held the
views expressed in that letter, and Its publication
should not be a surprise to any Yes the situa-
ton il Pennsy lvania is such that something must be
done to unite the party. And If its organization
cannot be made truly republican, 1t viii Do likely
10 20 to destruction in fragments Bat believe 1t
has strength and courage enough 10 cure its own
ills and although it may suffer temporary defeats
It will not die. but will 90 forward to greater tr-
unphs in future than it has achieved III the past
think here a radical defect in Its system of rep
resentation in Pennsylvania that should be changed
by enlarHng the number OF delegates in Its State
Conventions and apportOnIng them somewhat in
ralo with The Republican vote III different cOun-
ties
There is a strong feeling of dissatisfaction on the
part of a number of Republican Congre essmen from
Pennsylvania with the course Senator Cameron is
pursuing with regard 10 appointments IN the State
and the control he Is said by them TO be exercising
over them. 1 his discomfort appears TO be on the
inc rease. 1t now finds expression only IN private.
but il Is highly probable that Of II will be
heard in public before the close Of this session of
Congress. The complaint IL made that the Pres-
dent allows himself TO he Influenced 10 an undue
extent by Senator Cameron. with whom he IS under
stood 30 be terms OF confidential intimacy, and
the ability of that Senator To ask has never been
less than that of any President to give.
A prominent Republican Congressman from the
keystone state said the other day he believed Mr.
Cameron proposed 10 secure from the President by
degrees the removal of every anti ti-CamerOn Repu b.
hcan holding Federal office in Pennsylvania
New-York tribune., 1882-04-08
BASE BALL AT THE POLO GROUNDS.

:, ihe Metropolitans played base ball with the
nae Team at the Polo Grounds yesterday afternoon
1-ee Was an immense crowd present owing TO the fine
eaner and the fact that little business was doing The
eSne Was called with the Yale nine at the bat No
ns were made by the Yaes up TO the fifth inning when
AT 'ne thisd baseman, son Of ex-senator Patt made
- -"a'e Ait and was sent home by Camp Wilcox
Hone, % " ~ the nitn inning and in the eighth inning
IS"s badger and Wilcox each scored run and were
ing Sheered The pitching Of Jones and the catch
"as struck IN the face with the ball bnt he
ss TIC game out The following Is a summary of the
New-York tribune., 1882-04-08
WORKMEN DENOUNCING FREE TRADE.

MADRID, April IA meeting to-day organ
lied by deputaton Of Catalouian worSmen, denounced
free trade and declared that the treaty Of commerce be
tween France and spain would he rInous 10 spanish in
dustry which the Government to foster by impOs
ing high duties on foreign products.
The Correspondencia states that naval division and
three brigades Of the Army Of the Basque Provinces
have arrived al Barcelona
An Anonymous proclamation has been circulated en-
cOnragng tradcsmen OF Barcelona erscycre in their
attitude Of OppOsuon to the Franco spanish treaty.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-08
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for the past "a hours.

WASHINGTON. April :, a. m.-The barome-
Ter lowest in Colorado and highest in the Upper Lake
region Rain ha fallen since last report in Tennessee,
Texas and Georgia Partly cloudy weather prevails in
al districts the Mississippi River. The winds
the Lake region. New-Engand and the Ohio Valley
nOrthrry IN the south Atlantic and Gulf states they
from south. The temperature has fallen
tho Lake region from 80 to 49, risen from % 10
20 NeW In -land and the Middle Atlantic States, and
Gghu} ID Tie south Atlantic and Gulf states.
Indications for 10 day.
For New England, fair weather. norhery shifting 10
easerly win q. higher barometer, lower temperature
For the Middle Atlantic States, fair weather winds
shifting north and east higher barometer stationary
o. lover temperature.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-08
CEREMONIES ON GOOD FRIDAY

SERVICES IN THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL
AND OTHER CHURCHEs-C0UKTs AND tx
CHANGES CLOSED.
Good Friday was very generally observed
throughout the city yesterday. The Cotton, Pro-
duce and Stock Exchanges and the courts were
closed and there were religious services Ia all the
Roman Catholic and Episcopal churches. The
Knights Templar also observed the day by attend
ing divine services. At the Cathedral the services
particularly solemn and impressive. Though
the hour Of the service. 11:30 o'clock. pre-
vented many working people from being present, a
Large congregation assembled. Pictures and cruci-
likes were covered with purple cloth, and Oh the
New-York tribune., 1882-04-08

Mr H. Cooper-Dear Yours Of August IL received.
and hasten reply an - years Oil. and my f 1
think % Dr. sherman treatment no one else ever helped
,uncr more. though not tntrrly cured 10
anyfhrg without fear lis appliance keeps everything At
hav there pain his treatment have gained
twenty pounds since treated Rupture is dangerous aic-
and should be- looked 20 In season Would not be placed
wlsr. 4 was for : 800. Yours IN symUathg.
Providence, l. J.. Aug 3, 1881. Rev JOHN ALDEN
Dr. Saerman's Book on Rupture' gives convincinr
proofs Professional "Tncu ant others ~ his
mltreatmeut isuusrated with Photographic pictures X
bad cases. fni after cure and mailed o. those
soud iutcuts. Principal ofice No 2jl frlTay Consul
tatOu days Mondays, Tuesdays and SATURDAYS.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-08
THE MAR I'M NORTHERN AFR1cA

ALGIERS April THE French column has
overtaken BOu Amenas forces south Of Figug and
petey defeated them capturing his provision train and
twenty six of his women. Almost all OF the fighting
men were killed or captured. Bou AInena escaped.
TUNIs, Aprn News has been received from Gabes
that nearly al the Insurgents I'm the South Tunis will
take refuge In Trpoltan Territory.
LgNDOS, April --A dispatch The Times from Tunis
reports that Ali Ben khalfa with the main body Of the
Insurgents, has entered rrpolitan territory
New-York tribune., 1882-04-08
PRATT THE BANK DEF1ULrER.

BosToE, April TN the Supreme Criminal
Court at Cambridge to-day the bal OF Nathan p Pratt
,he Reading Bank defaulter reduced from $4,000
to - 800, the ground that Pratt held
lictment that has been decided invalid by the supreme
Court Pratt seyeny years Od and has been in
jail since March, 1879. COMPETENT Aa' been lodged at
the Pratt is confined, aud II ne should
Duuusmeu lie vii. lc iIuInediateiy reArrested.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-08
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

ANOTHER DYNAMITE MINE DISCOVERED.
BERLIN. April 7.-Another dynamite mine has
been discovered beneath the Nieholai Railway at
the fourth station from Moscow Many persons
have been arrested on suspicion of being implicated
IN the plot.
TIE ANTl-JEWISu MOVEMENT IN RUSSIA
LONDON, April IA meeting of the Mansion
House Committee in behalf OF the suffering Jews Of Rus
slA was held yesterday A telegram from Lawrence
ouphaat one Of the honorary commissioners OF the
iund on the Continent which read stated that POI
refugees had already registered at Brody The commit
tees tund was reported TO have reached s66,0O0.
dispatch from Vienna 10 The DAILY NeTs says; The
iss7lan authorities taking great precautions against
removal or the antiJewlsh disturbances at Easter.
papers have been expelled from KieT"
dispatch 10 The Standard from Cracow states that
grave apprehensOns felt in Warsaw OF renewal OF
the outbreaks against the Jews Placards have been
posted threatening the Jews who In state Of great
terror Ihe Government has ordered the shops 10 Dc
cVsed and great military precautions being taken.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-08
The RoyRI Porcelain Rnfh Iub-

Have been extensively used in England during the past %
years Within the year just closed they placed
many Of the finest Residences erected this country
here has been somewhat restricted becau5e Of nab
y last fall to q sufficient number supply demand
that greater than anticipated.
Persons building making alterations in their plumbing
should certainly call and these Baths lifted up
shoWroos- even they have idea Of purchasing
The ELLYER aud other improved forms of Water Closets
may as0 be
HENRY c. MEYER q CO.
Nos 10 aud IS Cla-st. near FuiiOa-sL
New-York tribune., 1882-04-08
TIE ClTTS FTyAYcI4L BURDEN.

The report of the operations Of the Finance
Department for the year 1881 and Of the condition OF
the city debt has been sent by Controller Campbell 10
the Mayor The total funded debt Of the city Decem
Der 81 1881, l34 5O7 o. and there in the
Sinking Fund S36,11O,3OO 90, leaving the debt
s9S,29O,2s6 Y. There decrease Of S3219655 50
In the net funded debt and increase In the sinking
Fund Of 27G for the year ISL The following
table shows condition of city debt for period OF
twelve years:
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xor rAsY TO DEFEAT.

tTaI tTosn lI' vii undoubtedly be a can
Governor COTne, Cns,oS SNi he H has made most ex;
sds iof oEf1ccne and OTns there In sS
b. but ooe voce, md proper desire lac must
fps the and reelection The tS ecGn Se
6ss fS h. has have made n that he could
pc pie D the hearty and united SUPPORT ol Vne %
not The Governor however eneraR e5 40 fact that
that h easy 10 defeat him either ID the Oon'eu
-, ~ before the people.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-08
1,,poPT ,Ncr OF THE ELECTORAL COUNT BILL
A' from The Boston Journal Rep,

Two Conrresses and one PrtsldentaI tICC
,1 have passed since the electoral complications %
1-=6 ed the country, and nothing "Ha'eter ma
-, d,re Ia assure the country against repetlOn O
- sc'nes W mel brought with them 80 much OF peri
~ 81 an before IL gress has measure OF uhlues
~ ~ ti ~ ..,rness which recognizes the preennneni
tHtv o the states determining the e0ndltoh9 ana
'lv of tie electoral votes, and when lays 30"
tne ~ action for Congress as To provide for
sue M vabe contingencies Failure 10 pass thg ol
III u'nlv not only bad sIatesmanship Du rechli 6
t ~ 80 mi. oueson kept open who hope 10 pfon' y
,,in "a anf confusion in possible Crisis II Tie
future
New-York tribune., 1882-04-08

AAiDoSk OFFICE, Apru :, l q. m.-The b.rorete-
s- CONSIDERABLY YESTERDAY Cloudy weather with oc-
eAslons rams. was followed by partly c,ondv ebor
1netemperature ranged between Al and $50 the axer
80 t45sJ oeng I21s9 higher than on the corresnopa
Fs4' s' a. year and z 7l2' higher rhan on Thursdsy
Iar ana clear weather. with slight changes I'M tom
clliiy '0~@J IL 'Hs city ana VI
New-York tribune., 1882-04-08
CH4NPfOY CRICKET PENyANE

PHILADELPHIA. April 6.-The CricEeters
Association OF the United states decided 10 offer a
champion pennant to be played for by first eevens
Of clubs belonging TO the assOcluon and under such
rules a. the association may provide. d. >. Newha
was elected president York selected the
place for holding the next annual meeting.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-08
ENGLAND AND AMERICA.

LONDON, April S.-7he Times this morning
says The attempt TO excite popular agitation against
England, on the ground OF the detention
OF Irish American subjects Ireland, has
proved signal failure and has served
only 10 show that the great majority OF the American
people friendly toward the mother country and ap
Preeate, nationally and wisely, the obligations OF inter
national comfy"
New-York tribune., 1882-04-08

4 New Volume Ofthc Heroes OF Christian History. In
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New Library Edition of Napier'- History Pen
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With 81 Msi5 aud Plans 81 Battles steel Portraits
complete index Printed toned paper vo price - %
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5petlal Notltes.
A PLEASANT LETTER.
IT RINGS OF a GRATEFUL HEART. AND GIVES
HONOR WHERE HONOR Is DUE

M William II. Chadwick, Of Hatchvle Conn, writes
June Il. lS 10 Dr Kennedy that the
q Kennedys FAVORITE REMEDY has cured him OF Call
stone from which he had experienced anything but
long time Mr. Chadwick felt wholly cured when he
wrote and says. have had pain for SIX months
regained my flesh aud stand days work
recommend Kennelys FAvORIrE REMEDY any
suoring derangei liver Grateful patients
Dr. Kennedy s daily IN receipt Of letters from them.
expressing These letters spontaneous
put all varieties Of phraseoogy but invariably setting
thing-the value Kennedy's FAVORITE REM
many forms VI disease II may be Just the thing
looking for Is your Liver disorderedl Have
Derangement the kidneys Bladder associated with
spaton OF the Bo~els II you saat Rennsdys RAvO-
RITE REMEDY. Dr. Kennedy practices Medicine and
gerry all their branches Wrte and state your frankly
Letters promptly answered Address Dr. DA YLD KEN
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o,.o,rr,py FoLGER PROBABLY NOT CAN
eLCA'Li-A DIDATE
pron, The Philadelphia fTess Rep.l

cooretarv Folger has been interviewed on
otCIShuA': 80 and saws about his proposed nomlnanoh
h d Governor what probably the exact tru'6 II nc
kes ms present place does not want c-cary ~ Foger
La S 80 no need OF his nomination SecreIaI3 ron
Sss s sought such places he !. not the sort m OF has %
io enoy taking header into faction INV that in
,2ns state no is strong unless u''eu p"i'
wants hlm
New-York tribune., 1882-04-08

Greek and Roman sculpture. History Of Greei and
'uiutIrc ait By Waiter COPELAND Perry vol
T1t pp with upward 500 Illustrations. engraved ii
ST..
RurnI England edition Sc Luxe with 25) ilIsgsL
t4Ols. Folio. Ornamelod velUm RsIly December lJ s.l
New-York tribune., 1882-04-08
A. To JIrDGE FOLGER's HACKERS.
n r. Jcbs AibdnV Journal Eepl

~ W f NH = rreaf many Republicans whose friendship
ior rim dates back a quarter oi century VI h o id M
no, ne bst friend they had II be stood ID Ie
Say of their personal ambition those & ~nU To iss
ot ma ing him Governor than they 40 ABOUT .es
a., Nae for some one more paoc and less eonScielr
ffoua
New-York tribune., 1882-04-08
JAMES r. OsGOOD Il co

In tbe Distance. by George Parsons LatArop. vol
IOmO II 20.
A az Diary OF Events In the War OF the Great Re
beiiiOH lSu3 1865. BY zen" j George H. Gordon Nlth
three maps ami three illustrations vol limo 80J
H.,
Confessions Of "A Frivolous Girl By Robert Grant
vol mo. :
New-York tribune., 1882-04-08

Don't iTritate your lungs with a Stubborn
Cough, when safe and certain remedy can be had in
Dr. Jayre's Expectoraut 80
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prBLIC OPINION.

DOUBT Apogr TIL, g5AIHnASs7 n.s Ss dsIhNrlos,
Prom .;S re 20 I"i he arranging for lsoai
Tdent for funeral ont NJ 9Ss there ss sus
friends say Il Is ,J shout every bepu at Greys'ohe'
New-York tribune., 1882-04-08
KILLED BY A TORPEDO EXPLOSION.

MARsEILLEs, April IA torpedo exploded
at Toulon to-day eleven sailors about to throw
II into the Three OF the sailors killed and the
eight others were seriously wounded.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-08
Hegemans' Gastricine
The SANITARY Engineer

During April aud May VIII contain Illus
trated descriptions OF the Plumbing,
Lighnn Heating, and Ventilaung az.
ranRements IN the Just completed rest
cenoes Of the Messrs. Vanderbilt This
week the Lighting Of the house Of Mr.,
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w THE REV JOSEPH CLAUS.

BALTIMORE, April THE Rev. Joseph
Claus, rector Of ST. Mchaels German Catholic Church in
this city, died Leicester. Howard County, this morn
ing. the age OF NJ years e had previously had
chGrges IN Ncw-IOrk City and Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-08

Colonel Wharton born in Washington County, Nd.
and was a son OF Judge Joun o. Wharton. of Hagers
town. lie was educated at Rock Hi College. where lac
was a class mate Of Wilkes Booth In 1856 lie went 10
Texas and during the he commanded the 9th Texas
Cavalry After the he for many years "a prom-
nent figure in Louisiana politics. and for years
a Conservative. He was member OF the Warm0th ke
turning Board, and il 1875 Kellogg made him
Acknowledgement OF the Louisiana Militia, position
hel d for some by General Longstreet For
years he had acted with tke RepubIcan party dur
ing President Hayes administration be maIe
United Marsha, 10 which position he was recently
reaoponted In 1877 he charged with aiding dis
integratng tho Packard Loeissture but in letter pub
lshed at that Mr. Packard said to Colonel Wh8r-0n:
II s but Justice 10 man that was true. and whose
fidelity unshaken. that shoud bear testimony 10
the entire untrnhulne-e o Tie charge Those who nave
thus unfairly accused you OF this action have correctly
cOnjeciured wrong but have been isnfOrmed TO
your being OF the agonts Dy whom downfall
accomplished To the very last yOu faithful To the
Repuh hlican party and perfectly loyal 10 me-" At the
outbreak OF the war Lieutenant Jesse wharton, Colonel
Whagtons younger brother resigned hs commission IN
the Army and confined in the Old Capitol FrisOn
lie was killed by sentry while standing at window,
and the affair the subject OF muoh comment ut the
New-York tribune., 1882-04-08
RISHnp FREnERICK RARKER.

LONDON, April THE Right Rev. Frederick
Barker, D. D. Bishop Of Sydney. Newsouth Wales, and
Metropolitan I'm Australia. s dead. az the Of seventy
four years. His death occurrcd at san KemO, Italy
New-York tribune., 1882-04-08

as Secretary Of the Faculty and Librarian OF the Unver
sity Of Virginia In the year 1925 and who has filed that
Office with fidelity since died last night In the
elghy-ifth year Of his His appointment % Ofice
began in the year OF the establishment Of the University
New-York tribune., 1882-04-08
THE FRENCH MINISTRY ATTACKED.

PARIS, Aprifs7.-A virulent attack by the
RepbfiqLe Fra'lerise the Cabinet creates
satOn The article the Ministry Of dsorganzing
the administration. destroying springs OF govern
ment
New-York tribune., 1882-04-08
HENRY HOLT & CO.,

John stuart Mil 4 Criticism with Personal coicc.
Alexander Ban Ener1tus Po u lgic. University
OF Aberdeen lzmo p
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WILLIAM WERTENRAKER.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. April 7.-William
Wertenbaker, who Wa appointed by Thomas Jefferson
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THE NEW CABLE SUCCESSFULLY LAID.

HALIFAX, n. 5, April IA telegram from
the cable Faraday reports that she has
fully completed the laying of cable She passed
thrOugh large fields OF ice of TorbIy.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-08
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J. ID. LIPPINCOTT d Co.,
sCRIsNEK y wELgoKD.

Madame De Sevigne. BY Mss Thaeke.ay or. I..ca
n.Oad i.ltcLlol l8Il0. lle cIOtA. u.
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ROBERTS BROS.

Her Picture. 40 Name series. Pace 81
N,r Wecdens New Book 1h' social Las o. Labor r,
Mllnln L. Weecen
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OBIIUART.
COLONEL JACKSON WHARTON.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBCSEI

WASHINGTON, April 7.-SenatOr Kellogg
received dispatch tonight stating that Colonel Jack
Wharton. the noted Louisiana politician. who
Gently confirmed United states M3rshadie suddenly
to-day Of apoplexy in the Surveyors Office ia New
Orleans. Candidates already named FOR his place
the caef # them being xMarSal Pikn who has been
for some months pass candidate for Minister 20 Mexico
aud cx-COngressInan MOrcy.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-08
The Rev. John AIden's Letter.

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