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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-07
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Tower HlA lbf AhNrl-oH I"Hn'" q" N@'N WIN
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-07
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES,

The sth Regiment, under command OF Colonel
George d. SOFT, Will parade IN The new state ,"I-
vice inform at the armory, at ~ a. M tomorrow
and proceed thence 10 Prospect Park tor annual m
sprctiou an. muster by General Briggs.
Captain Henry Chauuccr, JT" mas beeh cG'Aih'--
stoned 10 command Company H. win rank from
July IL. 1883.
Ten men were discharged from this command IN
the last quarter, tmrIe were dropped from the
roll three expelled tor neglect OF duty, and twenty
nine returned rs dcscrter-.
A detachment OF the 7lst Regiment will proceed,
under command OF Captain Leo as Acting Major 20
CreedmOOT for rifle practice on Friday.
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miscellaneous.

4 MERCHANTS DISCOVERY. - WaIIaces
u wonderful Rheumatic on Tor horse OF man. Iest'mom
ais ~ 3 "ocuuas-shp.
DARBARAN'S HAIR PREGENERA TOR IN
ID eight shades. warranted To CONTAIN" H' N'" ''''
Minis. SILVA, East llth.st
ORGAN FOR SALE.-A pipe, orGan about nu,
t,yrutv feet iab table FOR small church caIETu
,,,t 90 i gGTi order. price $40. Address, Pr"
OWGAN tribune UptoN Office. l,3ia Broid"a''
DROFESSOR MORGAN restores gray mar iiGG
4 cor Dallnessl naturally and permanently Il" ny" ="
University. place.
niANO FOR SALE-A secondhand Grand
Piano Bacon Raven, makstsi ~ perfect ouGr WI
No sod for' 400 ADDRESS CHESTER Inbune uptown
once. .25s bToadwsT.
VIuE OTIS PARLOR BED, best aud cheapest
Lrce from $50 ups easy payments ia west Il'h''I'
opposite IIaN Cry's Theatre,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-07
ALONG-DELAYED REPORT FINISHED.

n
TIE INVESTIGATION BY THE COMMISSIONERS OF
ACCOUNTS OF THE COUPON FRAUDS.
The Commissioners of Accounts finished last even
ing their report of the frauds and the general sYs-
fem on accounting in the Finance Department. Ii
will be handed TO the Mayor Tomorrow. ne Com.
mIssiOners have been engaged on this supplemental
examination for more than three months. during
this time they have had the assist ance OF ten COM
petent accountants More than one million papers,
Vouchers ETC., have been examined. N0iuminou5
tables have been prepared, and the totals will ap
pear IN the report. The investigation has gone back
more than ten years, to the time when Richard h:
Connolly was controller. 1t has been asccrtalned
that there were oyeT-paymentS OF interest on cou-
mons as far back aS that time, although they were
for several years small IN amount. 1t has
bepn learned also that the OyeT-paymentS
extend over the period covered by the admlnistra-
tjons of Controllers Connolly, Green, Kelly and
Campbell. For several years however IN tact
until 1879 the defalcatiOns were comparatively
small The double payments OF coupons were con-
fined almost exclusively to what Is known as the
$50, 900, OOG Belmont loan, contracted during the
administration of Controller Connolly. Inc Oonds
issued for this loan were all coupon bonds, aud
comprised park dock and tax relief bonds and ely
stock --.--..-- e 4.
commits only covered a period reaching back from
August, lSs2-when William b. Ca1oll dled-tO
1879. This later report covers the Tune from tue
issuance OF the coupon bonds to the date 81 the
repOrt The report will explain in detail now the
frauds were committed. This was gwen
n IN 5' former The FfRGT BUyE ana The '
sioners reject the counterfeit bond or coupon
theory, and give good reason for their actlon IN
this respect The report will be confined chiefly 20
the interest account, although twill contain briefly
an analysis of the city debt and the bonds winch
represent it. The system OF bookkeeping IN the
Finance Department Is sharply cruclsed. ana
various improvements are suggested. The former
report of the Commissioners of Accounts gave tho
amount of the detalcatlOD at Sl69,OOO Inc ad,io
tIOual frauds will tx the amount considerably
higher although II will probably not reach 12OO,-
600. The report will probably be made puolic soon
after il has been lodged the hands of the Mayor
DIsUrict-AttOrney McKeOn has designated NOYom-
Der 13 as the day for the trial Of Ira &. Bellows,
who is accused of completely III the Water Bureau
frauds Mr. Bellows Is said 10 be still in the city
and anxious for a trial Commissioner h. o.
Thompson had a conversation with Assistant
ct-AttOrney Vincent yesterday in reference To
10 the Grand Jury investigation. Many witnesses
remain to be examined, and the investigation may
continued for several weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-07
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenuc HOtt-GOvemOr Benjamin J..
Butter OF Mass chu,cts .... WldsOr Hot,i-LOrd Car
rlugtOD, Lord Justice Bowen, and the lEht Hon. SIR
Arthur HouhOuse OF England Hntri ErWSr'cI Lord
Ranfury and Sir James lanueu, OF Euganl.... MON
Square Ho,el-Georga /. WarIng, jr., Of Newport
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Drouo

PROPOSALS will he received ny tnG G, m,'" S,
ROAD tornpany Baltimore unl y tOJcr d. SN1 LOT ,n'
Masonry the -usqdchAIHt RIVER bIluS'
me pupJ.a must include H. Htcr4l IN c'',7"h,
,tsrt anu Inc OF bed NlNp
rsC,ng ais -ous and Golfers nom w'r during Ihe
UIe concrete aud unry - ucllg IiL flns ll ~ -
may CuCf Ilgtu" fH One on anu Io,
0,1irri Inc company ne gnL To ttJg 1y Ai
allpTupp,lis. H. !. poI'' % '"'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-07
CRASHING INTO AFERRYBoAE

The ferry boat Superior, running from ROoSe velt-
st., this city, TO Broadway Brooklyn was run INTO
Yesterday morning by the tug-boat James A Lang
ton The collision occurred at an hour when the
number of passengers was comparatively small, ana
DO one was injured, although the bow OF the tug
boat crashed through the slde Of the gentlemen
cabin passing through the tenders, facing, plank
sheer lining aud room deck planks, about ten 1eet
ahead of the wheel. The damage TO the ferry boat
was estimated a $500. WOTkmen were at once set
at work repairing the boat which, 10 was sald,
would he IN order tomorrow. The tug-boat was
not injured.
L. u. Chappen. superintendent of the ferry COM
pany told TRIBUNE reporter in the afternoon that
De passenger Oh the Superior when the
accident occurred and gave the following account
OF the collision; The Superior left her slip IN
Brooklyn aud ran down on that SIDE OF the nver
until she was between Catherine and Fulton ferries,
where she lay TO- waiting for another boat to leave
the Rooseyelt-st. slip. This about II O'Clock.
When the slip clear she headed across the river
and had proceeded about One-third OF the distance
when the pilot Richard Stilwell, saw the tug,boat
ana Diew one whistle, as required by law, indicating
TO the tugNDoat that she TO 60 under the stern
OF our boat As no response was received the pilot
blew second whistle and still received no answer.
The tnlrd whistle aroused the captain Of the tugs
boat, who had not made the slightest show Of
needing our signals. We then stopped and backed,
but 10 was 100 ate the tug was coming straight for
us at the rate OF eight or nine miles an hour. The
Superior Is practically a brand new boat. having
been remade last December. / called the tug-boat
10 the dock and asked the captain what he meant by
running into us. lie replied that be Was looking
for a hail and did not sec MS. lie owned the boat
that lie commanded"
A RETIRED MERCHANT HELD FOR LIBEL.
Royal Ball, a retired merchant. sixty-two years
old, who has an office az No. 1879 Broadway and
lives at WOodsde. l.. l.. was taken 10 the TOmbs
Police Court yesterday by Officer Gardner. of the
Court Squad, who arrested him on a warrant clarg-
log hum with libel The complaint is made by
Gnstaye A. Elder, an insurance agent at no. l65
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-07

Mar grounds next season The Rev. Mr.. DHom-
medieu was installed pastor of the Park Baptist
Church on Thursday.
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lrrmln Cr!crminnlor5.

NOSTAE'S Elk rERMINATORS dcs roy Rats,
u. lcs roa,h,s BgIJugs. FleI3 liotI% Not poisonous,
In4IiolS IelIoUIaA 4U5 DrOOms, 20 2"iieh L~h1 ''A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-07

Kroanvav. who also Iivesin Woods1de, and IL based
On letter wrItten as alleged, by the defendant 70
the plaintiff on July H. of an obscene character IL
refers 70 Mr.. Elders wife, to whom he was mar
1ro%atnrv {o her character Mr.. Ball entered a
plea Of rot guilty and was held IN $500 bail 1oI
rial in the Court of special Sessions. The required
surety was given.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

BOSTON VI, BLOOMINGTON LINE.
Steamers NARHAGANSEIr and SToNINGToE
daily Except SUudays Pier i. - r., ayst AZ p m
morning steamers landing through 10 Bos-
ton. -.-.....--.
For Providence direCt-~tctmcTs RHODE ISLAND and
MAS NCIIU -EII-. PEG -, y r., N9TIcnsL, daily
f. W. POPPLF. GEM Pass. Agent,
Ma III v est. y
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RAILROAD.
on an after . l. .. 1883,

4 on am aLteT T8 - Z l, Z. hsa"
49,, AND UNITED STATES NAIL F T01Tg,,daEEdit s,rs..
Ferries as i 9 ,b ,vo., and Soutb with Pullman
Palace Cars alta he'd, m. Q and M daily NcT York
hng e SRi' at @ every rs Fa y D'nDS o1
WIiam'port LoGH Haven q o tusHe Pctroen Cen
Ire aud the n! Regions M anti. - i,,,1 y-,.,,Dyto,
Express Pullman PlT!oT cars daily EXCEPT 9a md 70
al 5I5a1G 30 a. n 3 - and gp and i nia via
n B aHl Vi T ar s6d T' 3D. m and y night via
o D. .nd X X .; l T 2ES oa nd 9S a. m ana pm
For 6aUs Nav exec I slataY 8 Is and II 10 a. IN.
I0r Branch Bay lead Junction and intermediate sta
8 I gu. ana HsT M ' On SUNDAY a. N and docs
not sop At AshgTg Park connect with all through rau,
atJsLsey CIV, "horuihs Spo'' I' '
Trans aTrvcIFrom Pt.burg $50 and ll29l n 'Jp ana
iIU.ZI p ~, Jan, 30 moe $50 8 30 m $50 $50 $685.
0:50p m From Baltimore l29 m: on sgni3ys . a5S
2 m ETGn fh dI% ga iIl6 a M i:SO = 55, 80.
600 7 30 $50 93j, 1920 1875 aud 1880 p m .Hntly
$50 G:.O $50. 7Oj Has NJ O-O loo 900 4O.-''
4O;o' an" lo'op H. $50, NV,
10 PhILADELI llh' -
THE oLp.EsTA BLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND 9 ON
SUNDAY s STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA.
IN NEWfoRh
DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED .EQIlP-
With AbSoLI II 9AFEii'
r,vnre.s Trains leave NcyYor via Desbroses ann Cor
land street Ferries Us follows -, ,,o ..,o,
Sis. 7;2O $50. % ant ID lm,ed II o. M L-C % ~ ~
o. T. g. I'M 1hn D. t any m IN m ami IL night
Trans leaving New; YORK daily eA,e'I nOLA', a. ,,n
10 ana 10 Il A' l. . ana p ill., ''N''' ."
Returning trains BrOadst station Philadelphia l4OI
$40, 3.I9 80 40 t nfaI - tyr IA and 80 n mr.
i$4 :. Is, $50. 7ij. ana $50 D n. on sunday l?9i;
an anG so p N Leave Philadelphia Camden, M and
4ip D. m. dairy ctcrpt sandal" - -. , ,-... tT,,,.
Ticket Offices, 40 s4H aui J44 blod'"y Gs,Ot -
Too 5SE, al Annex S,Son FIi;ou Breosya Nos
I..r Hob )scui station, Jersey CIV. migrant lex
ct Office 80 Battery Place an a,Ie ',tuS aud ch.,
The iy, Gor Sd sll sd r., TGp :t Ol
CHARLES T. PUGH. J; X ", OCi!
General Manager. G-LtI1I Ls-ss !. -H--u-
ISTApTNrS
~ can RIVER AND IARn0R TRANSFORMATION
occc Pier Is, \. r.. ioot of cortlanat.st.
Consgnmenys ieElt forwarded as directed 10 aaS p|'
othH world ...,,.,, ,,,, D,.o,rcu
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES toh pi9EAi0 ~
Orders received Tor delivery Vi al Nat' otrstgI5 an hT
ehand'se to any part o. tn' CIV prvsR HAIR
LN fA'- ION rIGuTERAGE
I,-., .r,,,nII,, ,,,.,tar., 70 any pous
Freleht oIeVe'S "'''' - =
ID tne n'looI q. IIpSES ,>,D GROVES TO CHAR
STEAMBOATS, bAI'ni'S 49,
TER FOR ENCu holo->9' ,,..,,. r,,,o, ,or NEy
Steamers JOAh IL 2'"in an" -i5 - rS,,u-,I,r.
ANE-', '"'S
eAceple'Ll - N-.,- yorL
METROPOLIS EMPRESS Va oeI"eeh -'"' -
New. Haven. Care and dispatch guaranteed M, "a
fr"igh' loi P0'N'' "" ~ - =. -,
For New Haven anu points I.1't ~ ! ~. 49, a.,
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bteam1oats ano RAILROADS..

A HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
n Steamers ALBANY snd yIBBARD daily except sunday leave
tBroOkyn Annex nj Vestyst pier s35. and Vest 22dst
Albany landing Syaek and Iayt0wB (by fe West
Point Neburg Poaghkepse RhDebecE Cssskn and HUDSON
A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.
n DREW and ST. JOHN leave Pier IL y. X, footf
Canalst every WEEK DAY ats m. COnnectingat Albany
Sunday mornings eIcented with trains north west lni east
n B-hxeurston czets % Saratoga aud Lake George AMI
return.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-07

NEW HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD!
~ SPRINGFIELD, FOLYOKR. MOSTREAL and intermediate
points Steamers leave Pier No % T. R.. at p. ard ~ D. Al
pna44Es eTePed connecting With trcis &C NE"HAYES fOr
MLRlDEN HARTFORD SPRlNGFiELD, Tclets su.l and
baggage checked a. 81 Broadway n Y AMI ts Buosyh
ENculstn Ia Nev.lEvtn ani return 81 no.
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A FALL RIVER LINE.
REDUCTION OF FARE.
N-T-v- vnprv no pn.,r,Nv %, .
I'll VALLEY RAILROAD-PaSsenger

h trains depot foot Of COrant aud DebrOsSes sts.
at s:l0 M, 3 40 and m for HaSton bethlehem Allen.
town, Reading, Nauch Chunk Wkc5harTe, TOwinNa Wa.
verify Ithaca Geneva Lyons. Buffalo and the West Pullman
through coaches daily Local trains At AM J:i0
m. for EIsfOn Bethlehem and tDD.ly.
Trains leaving al slOa. M, ana 800 m: connect for
81 points in MalauOY and HtZetOn regions sunday
tain local for Mauch Chunk $40 a. Leave Mauch cnmk
General Eastern ONCE comerof Church and Ccrtla9 St.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-07
WEsrCHEsTER COUNTY.

EAST CHrsTrM-At a meeting Of the Board Of
Heath OF Eas. Chester, held on Friday evening, a
committee was appointed To investigate tie CuUdI-
ton of the burning ground Of the Ncw-v"r, Infant
Asylum, situated near the village OF Mount YER
POgT CHFsTER.-The 2OOth anniversary Of the
landing OF The Germans ~ America was celebrated
yesterday, by parade BY German soclrtic1 of Port
Chester and Other villages WI liam L. AbendrUth
was Grand Marshal. Atter marching through the
prIucIpal strcot. they halle At tho musir-staud
where addresses were delivered In the eyeuin a
grand picnic was held in Purdys Grove.
PLEAsA>TvIILE.-T The fourth anniversary OF the
establishment Of the Temporary Home for Destl-
tute Children took place Yesterday Charles
Butler president of the institution, gave a history
OF its origin and progress 10 the present time. The
Rev. Mr. Wccner, j. w. skinner of Ionkrrs john
Rockwell Of IarrytOwn, and tho Rev. jacob
WashbuTu spoke IN lllierng terms OF the good
that had been accomplished by the Home; and
Alexander Hamilton, of lTvngt0n, offered Te-Diu-
ton to the effect that committee of seven be APP
pointed to take measures to carry ont the sugges-
lions of the managers to enable this institution TO
extend us Usefulness. Mrs. X. NJ Hoe jr, OF
ended September 1. 1883. showing that the receipts
for the year including the balance in the treasury,
September, 1852, were 5000 Is, while the DIS
burscments during the same time were 1911 ~,
leaving a balance in the treasury of 81 .s9I Os.
LONG ISLAND.
LovG ISLAND CIrY-At the last sassIon of the
Court of Sessions Queens County indictments
were found against a number OF persons VINO Wet'
charged Win maintaining hulSAnCtS on iIlc MINI
County side Of Ncwtown Creek. The authorities did
not take any steps IN tue matter, however until
yesterday. when notices were served upon
all the persons indicted To appear before Judge
Brown at the Supreme Court IN Long Island Cly
tomorrow, to furnish bonds for appearance. The
persons 80 served were Theodore lIaycmcycr, pres-
dent of the American CARBON Company; Char's
Cooper of Cooper, Hewitt d Cos que factory
Sler 81 McCallisfcr, phosphate and fertilizer man
ufactureTs; &. HIllcbIaudt, /. FGiese aud JOhn
Hoffman. fat boilers. The orders were served BY
deputy Sheriff Schmidt and state Detective Il. /.
Mcdonald
STATEN ISLAND.
NEW b RIGHTON.-The winners OF the first ladl's.
aud geutlemeu's doubles IN the ladies teu%'s
tournament were, MIs G1Ddwm aud Nlr. Orern0ugh'
not Mis-, Ward and NJ. Shippen as reported
PoIT RfCHN0SD The Richmond County Archery
Club has recently been organized at Port Richmond
1t has upwards Of fifty members and Will nave reg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-07

DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOr Providence
1 Boston and the East. All rail from Grand Ccuum Depot
Three express trains daily Sundays excepted to Boston at NJ
On M Cn,or cur atiacuc and 10 with palace sleeping
Ca Sunuvsat 10 p with palace sleeping carsE Newport
express leaves Grand Central Depot Ut arrives Al Newport
III tp.u Parorcars uttirhrl. r. W. POpPLE Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-07
NORWICH LINE

" To Boston Worcester Nashua Portland and ths East:
" N-" ' S.ITY OF WORCESTER
without exception the elegant boar che SQUAT aud
the iayOItc CITY or boston,
leave Pier No 40 North River o)to Wltts2t next pier
above DesbOsscSs daily except Sundays, 70 D. M
Drawing Room Cars through without change 70
Boston, Worcester Poanda White Mountains nom New
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-07

.~r,xoIusgED so QUIETLY THAT FEW OF THE
pAssENGERS KNEW OF IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-07

NJ y Grams "A clerk in the Railway Mail Service
between Ncw-York and Point Pleasant, was arrested
Yesterday by Post Once Inspector Newc4me on a
charge of stealing from the mails Grams mas been
made hy residents along the line OF the rouic that
valuable letters had been lost and by means ~
dcroy letters Grams WIS found 70 be gully, tie
,,E..J NAT he had committed the theits aud sur
rendered S75 which WAS found IN his possession:
lie was held for examination. He is OF a good
family aud has heretofore had a good reputation.
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NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.
Stations in Now.Yor and b jsi15 ''''
Ea4 fCCtI ifus-fv.
NEW.YOEK CENIRAL ANP HLDSON

~ RIVER RATLROAD-C Commencing Sept H. 1888 through
trains will leave Grand Ceatr8l Depot
ga NJ Western Scw-Yor aud Northern Express with drawing
Montreal via Central Vermont RI and q koe %
also % Saratoga.
$500 m Limited Chicago Express, with dining Stop
Albany Utica Svrgcrec Rochester Buffalo Ere tcFennl
aud Toledo arriving NJ Chirago 1920 o.. m next day.
1890 CHICAGO fyrns lrWI1grlOu cars 20 ian-li-li,
Rochester and Buffalo: connects sharon Spnu-s.
II 70 Albany and Troy connecting tor Iuc, HAs.oI'
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
ROCTE AND SHORT II

DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED ,EQItP-
MENT AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-02-22
jealousy.

Some poet has said that "All tor
ments of the damned we find in only
thee, Oh Jealousy, thou tyrant of the
mind" This is grandly sweeping and
magnifcently inaccurate. Any suf-
ferer from Indigestion knows to the
contrary. Indigestion the villain of
the tragedy played among the gastric
juices Of the stomach can, and does
double discount the horrors Of jeal-
ousy. Jealousy is often an attendant
upon the latter, and when indigestion
is removed this jaundiced companion
of a deranged liver flies. Taraxine is
the best known remedy extant for i'm
paired digestion, deranged liver, and
diseases of the bowels and kidneys.
For sale by E. D. Lewis, Jackson,
Ohio. Call for Taraxine Books, Free.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-02-22

WITH ELY's CREAM BALM child
can be treated without pain or dread,
and with perfect safety. Try the
remedy, it cures Catarrh, Hay Fever
and Colds In the head. Price Soc.
Apply into nostrils with little fin
ger.
The restoration to health of our
child we considered uncertain. When
two weeks old she caught cold. For
lS months was not able to breathe
through her nostrils, became ema-
ciated. Upon using Elys' Cream
Balm her difficulty is removed; she
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