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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-23
ABBREVIATED DISPATCHES.

The British man-ofwar Collingwood was
launched yesterday.
The condition of the Archbishop of Can.
terbury is improving.
The Alabama State Temperance Conven-
ton adjourned sine die yesterday.
John Kelly fatally stabbed Michael Nee
han, fellow laborer, at Sunbury, Pa, yes
terday.
Martin Vellar, a pilot, was fatally stab
bed by Tom Glennon, a sailor, at Pensacola,
last night.
The Crown Prince Of Austria has accepted
the invitation to join the hunting party Of
the Prussian court
Baltimore Chamber OF Commerce was made
by the Building Committee.
Turkey has informed the governments
Of Austria and Russia that Montenegro is
intriguing for independence.
There was heavy frost at Pensacola
yesterday. The fever is disappearing, and
refugee citizens are returning rapidly.
Saledlet, the French traveller, has taken
possession of the Bay Of Lajoorah in
the Gulf of Alden, ceeded to him by the
local Sultan.
BY an accidental explosion of gunpow-
der in the barracks at Madrid, yesterday,
the building was demolished and fifteen
soldiers injured.
Anti-semitic disturbances are reported
from::the neighborhood Of 0ldemburg, and
Prelantich, Austria, and troops have been
dispatched thither.
Fred. Difuniak, general manager. and
Gilbert c. Breed, assistant general mana.
ger and purchasing agent OF the Louisville
and Nashville railroad, rendered their res.
ignations yesterday,
Abraham Marks, m attorney, was yester-
dsy sentenced 30 thirty days confinement
in the New York county Jail for contempt
in assaulting the opposing counsel while a
case was progressing in the Supreme Court
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A HARD CASE.
Doings Of q Desperate Criminal IN
Georgia.

D0ings OF q Desperate Crimihai IN
Georgia.
ATLANTA, Ca, November 22.-Three
weeks ago. in the United States Court,
Webb Findley, his SON James Findley, and
Jackson Bearden were tried for conspiring
agsinst James A. Stewart, deputy revenue
collector in Tanning county. They had
been twice acquitted in the State Courts,
and were confident Of acquittal here. In
the spring of 1879 Stewart had made him
self very obnoxious in northeast Georgia
by bis relentless, and often severe, treat.
ment of persons accused OF illicit distill-
ing. He secured every path of the noun
tains with hisraiders, and made numerous
srrests. One night he was awakened by
flames from his burning barn and store.
house. Rushing to the door he
was fired on by fifteen or twenty
men and balls were planted all
around him, one severely wounding his
son. He raised posse and pursued his
assailants, and claims to have identified
twenty citizens of Tanning county. After
acguittal in the State Courts the case was
dropped against all except the Findleys
and Bearden. To their surprise, the jury
in the United States District Court return
ed verdict of guilty. 1t was late at night,
and few persons except the bailiffs were in
the court room. As the prisoners were
led out to be carried to the Jail, all three Of
them made break for liberty. Webb,
Findley and Bearden were knocked down,
but young Findley drew revolver and,
flourishing il over his head, dashed down
the steps and escaped. Sewart returned
home swearing to recapture him. Yester.
day Stewart and his son and another deputy
heard that young Findley was at home, and
they surprised him there, and had about
secured him, when he sprang like a tiger
from them, seized his rifle, shot Stewart in
the right arm, knocked down the deputy,
and bounded down the mountain side. He
was fired at several times, but not hit.
Stewards party are still in search OF him,
and swear they will have him. On the
other hand the Findleys have many
friends, and there is danger OF general
feud in the mountains. A man named
White, who was indicted among Others for
the attack on Stewart, has Just returned
from Mexico it is said, with the avowed in
tention OF killing Stewart. Revenue
troubles kept northeast Georgia in constant
turmoil few years ago, and it is feared
these events will renew old animosities.
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THE RIVER.
Happenings at the wharf and ether
Places.

Happenings at the wharf and other
Business was good on the levee Yesterday
and the local packets made their regular
trips and did good business
River feet inches and falling.
The following boats passed down yester-
day: Diurnal, 1850. for PA kersburg; C.
W. Anderson, for Ironton, from Pitts
burgh. The following boats passed up:
Chancellor. s A. NJ; Belle Prince, with a
tow of tanbark; 81. W. Graham, with tow
of ties .
The Bachelor leaves this morning foI
Pittsburgh.
The Courier leaves this morning for
Parkershurg.
The Emma Graham is due this morning
from Pittsburgh, for Cincinnati.
PTrTsBURG, November 2i.-River . feet 2
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
mild.
CIscSSNrI, November 22.-Riyer feet
inches and rising slowly. Weather clear
and warmer. Departed-J. W. Gof. Mem
phis; Mary Houston, New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, November 22.-Riyer On the
stand. With S feet 9 ipchss in canal. Rnsi-
ness medeSste. Weather, clear and cool
Arrived--Wyoming and Queen Civ. Fin.
e'nnati: n parted--Wyoming. Memphis.
CIten City, Evansville.
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sAyrp rRen ZEE wREcK.
s,.,ie. or me Paase.eera in the Difehs'
Pnn.Hnndle Train. ,<

80 :. -
ss.rse. or tne Psaseneera I'm the Difche4
Pan-MaadleTsa K
The train from the West on. the Pan
Handle, which should have arrived here q
s O'Clock yesterday morning, did not reach
here until nearly in the evening. having
been detained eight hours by the sinash.up
at Union, twesty.seven miles east OF Col
umbus. The passengers were besieged with
questions relative TO the accident pro-
cedure which happened them at every sta
ton. A REGISTER reporter met MI. Geo.
W. Nathan, well known New York com
mercial man, who gave quite description
of the accident.
THE train was laundering along at the
rate of about 35 miles, at I o'clock and most
of The messengers were asleep. There we're
eioht cars I'M the train and Mr.. Nathan
VAS In, the rear car, the only One which
kept the track. How anybody escaped
death is . miracle. The engine struck the
obstruction and leaped into the cir, and the
next moment, with seven OF the eight cars,
was rolling down a 3Sfoot embahkmeuI
II was q scene which battles conception
and paIalyzes description. Out OF 5ne
wreck, one by one, the passengers crawied
or were drawn, and out of so many passen-
gers not one was killed.
The conductor received cash six inches
long in the small OF his back, but kept
hereically at his post, doing his duty. The
engineman, though hurt was able to re-
count his experience, which was thrilling
and the reunion of badly shaken mp,
though uphurt passengers, was hearty and
singular. John r. Mclean. OF the En-
ouirer. was on the tram and at once got
bold of the wires and sent the account to
Cincinnati.
-Four or five of the passengers came to
Wheeling, last night and amused them
selves telling wonderful stories OF their
hair breadth escape. The reaction pSds
them feel unusually lively and ,,n6nv Az
might be expected. Mr.. N-rnan ap;etiy
played billiards, in the evening making
fancy nasse shots p though nothing had
happened.
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Read This.

l will place on the counters for sale sew.
eral lines of ladies' fine shoes at the follow
ing extremely low prices, for cash, for this
week only:
Ladies kid, glove top, button, $500;
worth 1915. -.- - So. 49, Il.
Ladies' glove top, Cur kid fox, button,
S225; worth $325. -,
Ladies' mat top, Cur. kid fox. button,
$3.50; worth $3.50. $500
Ladies' Simon bark goat, mat top, button,
s.. %; worth $SO0 ssla
Ladies' fine Curacao kid, button, $50;
worth IS So ,-r,.
Ladies French kid, button. $500; worth
$500
Ladies' kid, hand-turned, button, $500;
worth $500. .-'
Remember the above goods are offered
below their value. Call early, while we
have all sizes in stock
II L..T, BLOND
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
A Coal miner Kiuea over at MARITIME
FERRY BY a FAlf OF SeapStose. Is

CeaI Miner Killed over nj Marfins
FERRY BY aRAlfefs eapstose. :.
Another coal mine accident occurred a.
The LaughIin Mil coal bank at Mathis
Ferry, yesterday. by which Daniel Nc
Carly, q miner. lost his lie. While dig
eine, about s o'clock, an immense quanti-
ty of soapstone fell upon Daniel, crushing
him to the ground. His companions on
discovering the accident ran to his asuist-
ance, and after much difficulty succeeded
in pryipg the mass of stone of with
props, 4 when il was discovered his
head was crushed before and behind,
his nose broken, several ribs fractured
and his left leg mashed into jelly below
the knee. He was carried to his residence
on North First street above the blast fnr.
mace and Drs, Blackford, Heryey and WIZ
,liams summoned.
When the stone was removed from him
he was conscious, but died about II O'Clock;
The physicians on examining him learned
that death was near at hand, and nothing
was done. Daniel was seyentytwo years
old. he was married and leaves wifeand
four children. He was highly respected.
His remains will be taken TO Steubenviiie
ON the II o'clock train on the c. & T. road
the morning for inteTment. ~
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CIRCUIT COURT.
Summary Of the civil and Criminal
Proceedings. Yesterday.


Proceedings. Yesterday.
Circuit Court met in both parts at nine
o'clock, yesterday.
Part !, Judge Jacob, was occupied in
hearing argument on demurrers, which
lasted all day.
Part 2, Judge Boyd, had the criminal
business, and the summary is as follows:
Albert Price, indicted for petit larceny,
with an allegation of previous conviction
of petit larceny, demurred to the indict.
ment, and plead not guilty.
Robert Richardson, indicted for petit
larceny. plead guilty, and was sentenced to
ten DAYS imprisonment. ,,.t
Charles Steele and Charles Bennett, in
dicted Jointly for petit larceny, demurred
to the indictment and entered plea OF not
guilty.
John Robinson and Frank Nusum,
ESqs., were assigned by His Honor, Judge
Boyd, yesterday. to defend the notorious
burglar, Norris McAdams.
Guy Allen. Esq. assisted by Robert Msr-
shall, ESQ, will appear as counsel for Al
bert Price.
Chas. Z. Lurche's case was called yester.
day, but, on motion of his counsel, il was
continued until this morning, at which
time certain affidavits will be submitted TO
the court for the purpose Of showing his
circumstances, so az TO procure as small
bail as possible for him.
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.
The Most Recent News OF q Personal
Character.

The Most Recent News OF q Personal
Character.
VIM. H. Barker, OF the Pittsburgh Glass
udre Reporter, is In the city.
Mr.. Z. W. Dunaway and Mr.. George T.
thinner are visiting in Pittsburgh.
Miss Mamie Swami and Del. Varra, OF
Washington, Pa, were in the. city yester-
day.
Mrs. Strauss, Of Pittsburgh, and S. w.
Colvin, wife and son, of Peoria, Ills, are at
the Stamm.
Miss Maud, daughter, OF Capt. B. +.
Goodwin. will tonight be married to Mr..
Fred. E. Smith. - 40
d, o. J. Smith, Esv., of Baltimore, is in the
city. Mr.. Smith will be remembered as
having repre- sented the Butler school book
publishers during the session OF the Legis-
lature in 1879.
A party composed of the following ladies
took in the sights of metropolis yesterday:
Miss Kelly, Philadelphia; Miss Malady,
Pittsburgh; Miss Crane, Washington, Pa,
and Miss D. Stillwagon, Of Claysyille, Pa
The following persons are registered at
the Mcclure House: Col. Beal aud 7. Il.
Bpchannon, Brooke county; Mr.. Isaac Hol-
loway, Flushing. O.; Mr.. G.. w. Nathan, q
we'll known New York commercial. travel.
Ter; Mr.. W. II. Wallace, Steubenyille, o. !;
Mr.. Henry Metzner. Superintendent Of the
Telephone Company Of Pittsburgh; Mr.. r..
W. Jockle, New York; Mr.. II. II. Van
Meter, Mountain Lake Park.
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anenfnw effhe italian Pas1ss
Ronx Nesember q Psrlisnsat oPsnsd
Ok. ! ~ speeeh hon, ths 1hsead vss
yery fscific. II recommends thai the
chamber devote ITSELF chiefly tossconInic.
.,::;.l and ministfstfve -qusstiun hsse
,scon, mend,tions Teres approved ~ me
100 r,s;ority OF deputies. Thirty rafical
members absented then,selve, from ses
onenir,r 80 a. 10 avoid taking the soatp -
tie King and to the cssai
tution. Coccspieller, the r.fioa.
deputy. whose election caused z
eresst sensation, was IN thai pl.cs. l1t ms
nresenee caused no manifestation: On tne
kings returning there was ana poP1,nsl
Denomination In his honor before tine
In lid speech he sid III greeted
with low and pride the. represenA.
tive OF tie nation. fortified BY q ire
vote of all classes of lcitizenA This rens'
formation. prepared In accordance with tne
wish of Victor Emanuel, give essQfsecs
that the people were ripe for liberty. H.
King imposed upon Parliament the duty %
carfyipa out these specific conquesh winch
give a fitie to real greatness. The Kings
speech was much cbeered, particularly me
portion relating TO the improved orgsntxa-
lion of the army and navy. Quesn A.rge-
thia, Prince of Naples, and other members
of the royal family were present at the
reading Of the speech. z3a3
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Rhut Douu-

ST. LovIs, November 22.-The St. Charles
Car Works Company, extensive car manu-
facturers with capacity 10 make twenty
cars per day, located at st. Charles, Mo-,
on the Wabash road. has shut down and
discharged about 500 men. The cause OF
the closing is simply q lack Of orders. There
in tendent thinks the works will resume
some time IN January after the railroads
have made their annual reports and are
f1ush again.
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Henry Jacobs,
II54 Main Street.
SPECIAL :!

Our CLOAK AND SHAWL De-
partment has attracted much at
tsntion from City Buyers, and OF
late our friends from out of town
have crowded our Show Rooms
from mornlng till night. Our first
large invoices Of desirable gar
ments have nearly been closed out.
Our buyer has succeeded In getting
some Beautiful things for Us.
Among them we mention a new line
of Light Jackets Ia all Colors; also
Handsome Rhadams Circulars and
DOImans, trimmed in Plush, Velvet
and Fur. Be sure and see them
before you purchase.
SHANLS.---Ws invite attention
TO our Brochs, Beavers, India,
Black Thibet and Morstsd Shawls.
A full line Of CL0AKlhGS and
Cloak Materials. in Pushes, Sat-
ins and Cloths.
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Ipye.tis.ting . Prefsassr.

CINCINNATI, November "a Gazette
special says: Prof. Franthingham, Of the
medical department of the Michigan Uni.
versity, at Ann Arhor. Mich, has had .
hearing before the faculty on charges pre-.
ferred by Mr.. Morgan, that in his lectures
he had made sneerine remarks against
Christianity, and had said that oil minis
ters, ~ere liars. A large humber OF wit
r.ssses were exsminc.i most of whom de-
MED the. such language had been USED.
T me verdict of the faculty has not yet been
made known. -t -
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Our line of Mems, Boys and
-ChiIiren'S OvercOatS is yet very
complete and prices are very low.
Our Gents FURNISHING Goods
Department. Is replete with all
the novelties the season offers.
We have on sale regular beau
ties in-Neckwear i'm silk aud
plush, the missing links for
standing collars, at the Star.
Z ID. GUNDLING ~ CO.,
Sc Twelfth st,
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Fhe Menfher To-paH.

WASHINGTON, November %, A. M.-For
the Ohio and Tennessee valley, fair weather.
followed BY increasing cloudiness and local
rains, warmer Southwesterly winds fall
ing barometer, followed in westiportion by
rising barometer and colder northwest
winds.
For the lower lake regions, cloudy
weather with rain or snow, southwest yeer-
ing TO northeast winds, stationary or higher
tempersture, and in eastern portion lower
Dressare.
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MbreIius Resistsr
NOVENBER -, :IsSa.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
Index 10 New Advertisements.

Regular Kanawha Pscket-Steamer Chan
cellor-[ Local Psge.l
Read g. Hraus & Bros. Advertisement
Like Flowers in SpriBg-Kirk's Art Store
-lLOcal Page.l
New Firm-Tsylor 4 Whitehead
Psge
Two Thousand Dollars Wanted-[ Local
Page.l
Argsnd Parlor Stoves-Nesbitt & Bro.
For Rent-FurniShed Rooms.
Wanted-Tin RoOfer.
Don't.P Pay Fancy ~Prices-G. Mendel &
Co.
watCheS-Miller & Franzheim.
Shredded OATS. II. Diehl & Co.
Louisiana Rice-Edward Reid.
The Apollo Stoye-B. Fisher ( Son.
Just ReCeiyed-ThOs. f. Heyman.
For Gentlemen-T. c. Moffat & Co.
Printers Supplies-W. A. Wilson.
Excelsior Baking Powder-R. II. List.
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CRUSHED no DEATH.
A Yeunx Man Run over at Bellair

About half-psst ten O'Clock last night q
shocking accident occurred in the B. & o,
yards at Bellaire, resulting in the death Of
Harvey BAw, young man aged 81 years.
The mesgre particulars are that Baw was
caught by an engine in the switch yard,
and run over, death ensuing instantly, The
remains were horribly mutilated, almost
beyond semblance Of human form. The
unfortunate victim lived at warnocks
station, and was unmarried.
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For anything i'm the Boot or
Shoe line, from the finest Burt'S
ladies' shoes to an infants but
ton shoe for 25c, go without fail
to J.W. AMICK'S,
11A3 Main ST.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
The PennsyIyanis Company's Hinan.
eial Exhibit.

PHILADELPHIA, November pa settle
ment of the business Of all the lines Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company east of
Pittsburgh and Erie for October, 1882, COM
pared with the SAME month in 1881, shows
a decrease in the net earnings OF So, $50.
The ten months Of 1882, as compared with
the same period Of 1881, show an increase
in the net earnings of $S94,376. Ali the
lines west of Pittsburgh. and Erie for ten
months Of 1882 show surplus over all La
bilities Of Sl,593.T72, being decrease rs
compared with the same period Of 1881 OF
$9S4, 9o5.
ALBANY, November 22.-The Boston and
Albany Railroad Company for the year end.
ed September 30 reports total earnings OF
S,790, 1893. and total charges against earn
ings OF 81 ,745, $50.
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FIRE RECORD.


BrRLISsTos, VI, November 22-Five
buildings connected with the Pioneer
Shops, owned by B. 8. Nichols, were Do
stroyed b. Ere this morning. Loss, S20, 900;
partly insured. Four hundred men are
thrown out Of employment
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SlX Dead.

PEovDEscE, r l.. November 22-Six Of
the persons injured in yesterdays FIRE In
the Calender building are already dead.
and il Is expected the injuries Of othsrr
will prove fatal.
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PaovrDEscK, November 22.-In the So.
prene Court to-day the cases Of Fannie
Sprsgue vs.. the Quidsisk Company. and
Vim. Sprague vs.. same. which Gen. Butler
was counsel, was dismissed. Butler not sp-
Pesrins.
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strike of shoemaker.

MONTREAL, November 22.-The lasters In
Cochrane & Cassils boot and shoe factory
have struck because non.union men were
employed. The other employers declare
they will discharge their lasters Saturday
il the strikers do not return to work.
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MEssRs. STANTON & DAVENPORT have lust
received the December Holiday number
OF the Ceatuy. 1t Is replete with good
things.
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RENKNBER that the B. go. R.,R. are run.
ming through sleeper to Newark. Column
bus, Springfield and Indianapolis on the
train leaving Wheeling at as at night
Parties can, retire after o'clock. as the
sleeper viii 6e in the B. & o. Depot AMI
oStu
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These will be a festival and supper at
weslwood's Hall, on Friday and Saturday
evenings, November 81 and y, for the
benefit Of the Third Presbyterian Church.
On Friday evening there will be baby
show in connection with It, An enjoyable
'iUe IS anticipated.
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G. 8. FKkNY, No. l4l0 Mafn street, has
inst received the largest assortment OF tine
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ENsHEIxyR, on Eleventh street, Is Offer
ing Walking Jackets at 81 50 aud s., flr
Tired silk Circulars at ga.
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The literary exercises at the Fourth
N. E. Church Social this evening will be
worth hearing.
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n.ni.n.. Arniea aalIe.

Jrsr received, 500 boxes Fire Crackers, at
q s. Feepy's, No. 14l0 Main street.
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The Rrsr SAIvE in the world for Cuts,
Rrnises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheuu. Fever
sores Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chhblains,
corns- and all Skin Eruptions,- and posi-
lively cures piles. II is guaranteed 70 give
5sSfscf satisfaetion or money refunded.
Br;ee Is cents per box For sale BY Logan
a Co
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Go 90 the NeLare aOaSs cigar stand
for the naest Imported Cigars.
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A SPLENDID supper will be served at the
Fourth Street M. L. Church this evening
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. NrzcHxNTs, csii a. 6. :. .feeiys' Nc.
no Nam street, ara examine Ms tarSe
ssoek 81 fine eanaiss.
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.xon,v f.il 90 attend tbs Social and Sup
~ = iks Fnur,h STREET N. Z Church Mis-
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MEDleAL.
FOR 9aIe.

a sCHoLARsHrP m THE IRoN Ctr
~ College, Pi.tsburyh, - reduce1 prlea
csii 81 cMce a Anna ihsaran6s Os0pe6y ~
particulars. n0eQfgN
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