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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
GRIMES And CASUALTIES TELEGRAPH

TWO RAILROAD ROBBERS CAPTURED
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. March lo.-Oihcers today
the Little ROCK AID Fort smith Railroad robbers.
WOuAN BURNED TO DEATH.
NEW -BRUSswICK \. j., March l0.-ll1rriet Mar
tin daughter Of John Martin, liylns In Gndonst, was
burned a,h to-day, her clothes having taken IRE
A RARgER CHARGED WITH COUNTEEFEITING
BOsTON, March l0.-Dementla Bella, harber,
doIas IL alleged that he fupphed The Italians arrested
Ina Wouurn with thor supply OF eountesieits
A POLICEMAN ACQUITTED OF MURDER.
pm ADTIPulA March l0-lhe Jury IN the case
Of Robert Yeager apoloe Officer on tIa ior kng Iohn
Lennon, To-Day returned eidct Of not gmty without eay
ing the box shot BY ledger while trying 10 ca
Az ONO FARMERs DEADLY AIM.
CUIIIcDTuE. Ohio. March l0.-Wllliam KEYS. q
am.r living tour from Greenfield stopped at The home
OF ono ray saturday night and accus sian on ylor
and Inc two assaulted Keys who shot stanton DEAD ana NOR
tally wounded John . -
FINED FOR STEALING MEDICAL DIPLOMA.
BWJNswICK Me- March l9-fIankiln E. Per
ham Of the senior class Bowdoin Colege CHARGED with
ste ling dipona aud selling u Tor s3 70 NJ Oh
Faculty was fined sIO aud costs today McAOnage Who
has been prac ng medicine nndei 'po up"" ID "0'u on
q charge OF receiving stOlen guOls.
Two MEN HANGED BY COMMITTEE.
HELENA, Mont March l0.-0n Friday night 2
with EIGHT horses three cows ana o @ nay m nn.
place desro by nrc committee traced the oiine
TO two Coones and smith Lhsy % ME- Hse er rq y
here this evening.
MRS MEAKERs REQUEST REFUSED;
WATERWAY, Vt. March l9.-Eme me Meaker.
bo in o he hanged on March murder OF Alice Mea-
ker written to her husband and dasnoI % reIv n
visit her before she ls G lot rIs Tetnsd moth r
quests. .,,,r,,
RALEIGH N C., March l0.-A dlspatcn from
Cameron Jane williamson and hor dausIser M I'M
been missing several days iro Their home Ia and stsn
iatne OF the child arrested charged with the murder
Of both.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
DINNER ON THE HAMMONIA.

The agents of the Hamburg american
Packet Company gave dnner TO about $50 invited
guests on board Of the steamship Hammonia lying
at the companys piers at Ioboken, last night. Commo-
dorc c. f. Schwensen presided at ono table ana Mr.
Kunharlt at the other. Among those present were
Collector Robertson, General g. W. Palmer, Assistant
Postmaster James Gayler. Charles Ilausr Emigration
Commissioner c. +. | lrich, joan y. Abbott Police
Comnissioner Utz, OF HOboEen; the German Con-
sui. Mr.. Rasehdau; e1-CongTrssmaIl hardenDerkn' H.
smith, siglslnund Kaufman. Gustav Schwab and b.
l.. BOOs. The menus were printed on satin and IN
nd, no le.s than fourteen different kinds OF wlne be-
sides seventeen courses Of German prepared FOODS
Speeches made by Mr. Kunhardt' Collector ROD
ertson, General Palmer, Consul RaSChdau captain
schwenscn, ex-COngressman IIardenbergh and others.
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These funds were all public ones sweled py luDIiG g
monrv and as such should undoubtedly Dc accounted
fo, vet In spite Of repeated demands 10 ms erect ,ns
has not been dane AID doubt II IL ever VIII oe. sum
time ago The Freeman doubtless 70 aiiay the sromins
indnaion III ireland, ahnOuheeu t,at @ az
eudit would be gwen The three AUDITORS haea me,o
Messrs Dillon Harris aud Father Sheehyal OF WHOM ia
NV opinion are disqualified. The hrst ~ me9ivai Ne!
stadet the second small county shOpkeeper anu thI
1hsrd atnoc curate The financial kn0 gledgc OF all
three I.ust be Of very limited KIND. All three more
ever are rested parties for all three nave Deen
knd have been employed on League missions pOtn IN
Iceland aud America The verdict Of packed jury
oa the Land League accounts wOuld be mOckery, de-
lusop and snare. IL appears however that even lhs
shaIl audit not 10 be given presume ls cared tha
there would be many holes TO pick la II. The long
end Short however, s-by above figures MT Parnel ana
Mr. gesr ave no. accounted of the wledge1 re-
eepts Of R277 352 Is for OF 215203s 9s. 9i2d,
and therefore, while that money remains either unac
counted their possessi1n the former and hs fol-
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nment The sentence to pay fne and costs was oOl'
END OF THE HAMBERLAIN-BOYD SUIT:
Ioynoy. March 19.-The action brought by

LONDON, March 19.-The action Drought oy
Herbert and Walter Chamberlain against Lenno1 boyu'
member OF the Reform Club for an alleged lbe, I'M
punv To them misconduct calculated to prevent ther
election into hat club been qunshed the court Vi
Appeals allowing the defendants demurrer
The alleged lbeous statement upon whcn inc sun
was based was to the effect that the conduct OF tno
Chamberlain brothers I" was so bad at ouo III
Melbourne that round-robin was signed urging ING
committee to eIpel them. As however, tney "ero 'eo
for only short time the committee did not proceed
further This statement, 1t was urged. tended
to prevent certain alteration in the rules py whlch
the plaintiffs hoped to secure an election 10 tne
Reform Club. They therefore claimed E50oO damagcs
from Mr. Boyd The latter demurred 20 tne pea ~, 'D
legged damage was OF too remote character. CURIOUS
feature OF the affair was the Correspondence peorp Wy
suit was brought between Joseph ChanDerlan fIesI
dent OF tho Board Trade and brother oi the pihts
and Mr. BOYD, relative to the charges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
RAILWAY INTERESTS.

HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH LITIGATION.
The Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad Com
pany repaid in June 1884, the principal Of the loan
were issued by the State had matured and from the
payment there resulted litigation between the state and
the railroad company az to the remaining interest on
the State bonds The sale OF the railroad by the state
was enoiped by the order Of Judge McCrary, OF the
United States Circuit Court and he appointed John X
Cravens master to determine what sum, including the
$3000000 already paid necessary to indemnify
the State 1t part of the order that the railroad
company should pay an additional 100000, or six
months interest before October A. 1892 and this sum
the company paid The master appointed by the court
has reported according TO published dispatches that on
January l. 1888, there due the State $4,000 for
been received In this city. William DOwd president OF
the railroad company has received the following letter
from John f. Dillon and Ehu Root In regard 10 the re-
Referring to your Inquiry in regard to the recent re-
port OF the master infhe Hannibal and ST. Joseph tg-
ton with the State OF Missouri beg 10 say tnat me
decree the fixed the basis Of the liability OF the
comrany and referred question TO the extent OF
the iabity 10 the master Nothing referred him
Ycent to make actuarial computations on the basis fixed
by the decree The master has probably made seyerai
widely differing computations on the basis OF tne une
ent urged by the several counsel and has report
ed the same TO the that IT would be abo to de-
eide finally in April without the delay OF q Iurtner
reference. We certain that under the decree the
maximum OF the companys Liability VIII not e1ceeu
SIG 600 and that there warrant in the decree Tor
any greater amount. The report or the master Oh
greater amount il only one o several computations anu
Is based npOn theories which rejected by the c0ul
when the decree in favor OF the company was rendered.
President Dowd said that the company had paid
So 600 in ALL and he expected that the State would
be Obliged to pay back a small part OF this sum. He
expressed great confidence that the court w0nd not
confirm the extreme liability reported by the master
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
THE LEASE OF JERSEY CENTRAL.

Receiver Little, of the Central Railroad of
NewJersey again denied lay haC there were any
negotiations for tao lease Of property the Pna-
dclphia aud Reading Railroad Company. 81 have de-
MED The rumor forty times" he said. but have no OBJ
lection TO denying it II 1t is worth while
do not know that the stockhodes OF the company would
be willing to the properly at all, for we thmk
ronf ca of H. our largs front gives us an ad
Vantage that Increases RAPIDLY every year. The railroads
serking an entrance To NowYork through New-Jers-y
,i fnd our road the best for their purpose. We are
ready to accommodate them all; We do not Wish 10 pind
ournCtycs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
sEyERE WEATHER IN THE WEST

CHICAGO, March ia severe snow storm
has rsgoi here to-day and much damage has been dons
ON the east shore Of Michigan IL is expected hse
the weather will delay wheat sowing. Dispatches RON
st. Louis state that the seyerest change IN the
mi. winter took place there yesterday. The mercury.
which registered ITO in the afternoon dropped TO reez-
ing point at night There Is nearly an inch OF snow on
tho ground Reports from Omaha and Other points IN
the northwest state that the mercury registers f"m
zaro 10 ITO below that region The railroad trains are
delayed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
MURDERED And THEIR house BURNT

HARTFORD, Conn, March 10.-An inquest
to-day Oh the bodies Of Elizabeth and Hannah Judson,
yhose remains found In the rains OF their home In
East Hartford on Thursday, established tho fact
mat the women hal been murdered and tho house
act on fire II II believed that the crime was committed
for the purpose Of robbery the women were supposed
"a have considerable money Ia the house. Brooks John
son nuegro employed by tho women, has Oeeh under
slspiron but tncro evidence OF Ms quit lie nnd
Ina vic ass ri that In Hartford the night OF
Tho fir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
STOLEN RAILwAr BONDS RETURNED.

PHILADELPHIA, March 19.-The Guarantee
Trust Company this morning received plckage con
tanning the $4,000 rst mortgage bonds Of the Peoples
Railway Line which stolen about four weeks ago
The Trust Company's officers refused to say by what
method tie bonds were restOred It. IL stated that
mauwno has been working ia the interest OF the com
many ola ed Tic bonds Canada Pre- idtnt Cochran
saVs The Icr.on who returned them mad connection
with the robbery OF the thieves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
THE MURDER or ms. CARLETON.

BoSTOH, March l9.--No clcw to the murder
OF Mira Carleton Watcrown last night, has yet been
found and the promises 10 rival la mystery that OF
Mrs Bell whose murierrr hls never been found The
hush ana Il credited with any knowledge OF
the crime and is now a. home Robbery was not at
tcD c,l, everything having been found intact There -
evidence hat used IN tue muir Ter was brought
fr,,lu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
THE CHCAGO RAILWAY EXPOSITION

Chicago, March 19.-Exhibits for the
National Exposition OF Railway Appliances which will
open In this city March % are being received In
large numbers. Secretary Talbot to-day received u
cable dispatch from London stating that the old engine
Rocket built by George Stephenson. the first locomotive
ever run upon railroad. has beeh secured lt is now
among the curiOsities the South Kenslng0n Museum
Three ofher old ines will b. cXh Otd They include
another from Engla ID. one from Nova scotia also
built Ivy stephens H. and owned by the Baltimore
nnd OhiO KnllInnl COMM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
DISAGREEING WITH GOVERNoR BUTLER
Inr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBuxEI

THY TTLEGKATI TTIE TK1BUNE.T
BosToN, March l9.-Thc report of tho legis-
latiyc Committee on ucaton upon 40 much OF the Gov
cmOts Message refers TO tho defects Of the school
sysc and the bad showing Of Massachusetts, regards
,ulioracy I'm with Other States pro-
fest against the arralgnment Of the state these
grounds The committee points out that the foreign
born poWn of Iowa. the state with which the
parIsnn was made, comes mostly from counties where
cducntun Us uliycr-a while tue orcigu-born population
of the ces AMI lRE.C manufacturing towns OF Mdssa-
chusctts il OF "a wholly different class.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
NEWS From Tile DOMINION.

ToRoNTo, March 19.-One of the most severe
snowsOrms Of the is prevailing Throughout On
tiriO to-day TIE w,nd Is high and cod
ST. JOIN. ". B.. March l0-Waace Ross 10 day issued
challenge TO Hanlan offering 20 four or five mile
race 900 side, the take place or after
July /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
AN AMERICAN SCHOONER SUNK.

WASHINGTON, March 19.-The Signal Corps
at Norfolk, Va reports that the twomasted American
schooner Vapor bound from New York TO Florida Loaded
with p1,ano I'm bulk sank nc sea of Bodies Island on
March ls Tho crew taken on by the italah parA
0emmello bound for Baiimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
THE Union GENERALE SENTENCES.

PARIS, March 19-In the case OF MN. Bon
toux and eder the president and manager resp ctVey
Of the Union Generalc the Court OF Appeals has re-
yersed the Judgment of the lower Court on the counts
regard TO fcIious payments on shares OF stoeh anu
The sentence Of each Was reduced 10 Two years pl%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
ARTHUR AND THE PEACE So
CIETY.

LONDON March 19.-The Universal Arbi-
tration and Peace Society publishes letter from Pres-
dent Arthur acknowledging the receipt OF letter which
the society sent hm comnendnS the Presidents refer
ence I'm his last annual message arh ration. The
cjcty draws the Presidents Response the Inference
that he sympahizes with tao Obec's Tor whch IL was
formed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
A VETO BY G0VERNOR BUTLER.

BosToN, March 19.-G0vcrn0r Butler has sent
In veto OF bill allowing the somervle Wharf aud
improvement Company two years further time IN when
TO organize. lie objects to grandng any corporation
leave to hold land n perpetuv He argues at length
against the evils of holding any large quantity OF land
main. IL tends to create privileged class OF
Landlords and pauper class of tenants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
KILLED IN A RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

LONDON, March 19.-Ihe Glasgow express train
from Edinburgh telescoped the train from Glasgow,
near Central Station, this evening. Four persons
were killed and many were Injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
LEASE OF THE OREGON AND CALIFORNIA.

The Oregon and Transcontinental Company,
which already controls the Northern Pacific Railroad
and the Oregon Railway and Navigation companies, has
leased In perpetuity the Oregon and California
Railroad IL will complete 1t ~ soon US
possible to connection at the Calrornia
state line the Central Pacific. Under the terms or
the lease the company receive first mortgage bonds
at the rate of 100000 and second mortgage at the rate
Of $40 600 mile. The rental which It is TO pay Is the
fixed charges, dividends OF 2l9 per cent on the
preferred stock and 500 900 maintain the organization
Of the Oregon and California Company. After July
1885, Il is to pay the lesser company 80 PER cent OF
the gross earnings eeng that tins amount shall
be sufficient pay ut least per cent on the preferred
stock after the payment OF the fixed charges.
The lease approved by the preferred blOcknOusrs
OF the Oregon and California Company AZ meeting
brld I'm London on Saturday. 1t IL said by officers
OF the Oregon aud IrlnscoDtnental Company mat
therr Is no doubt that the lease viii be carried
lo effect. n gives to that company the aDsonte con-
troll railroad transportation IN OREGON ana IN wash
ugton Territory. II prevents any conflict III passenger
ana freight between Puget Sound and san ran,
cisco II Will give the Northern Paclnc through ishu
route to the California coast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
SUGAR COMPANIES SELLING OUT.

BUFFALO, March 19.-The announcement is
modo Tonight that the Buffalo Grape Sugar Company,
the American Grape Sugar Company and the Firmench
Sugar Refining Company, OF Buffalo; tho Peoria sugar
Refinery, Of Peoria. and the Lfavenworth sugar Com
many o Icayen orth, have sold out To the American
Elcnsn Cnn,n of this CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
ENGLAND AND IRELAND.
PHASES OF THE AGITATION.

aEpoRTs OF ANOTHER PLoT-PARNELL coMiNo ~
, AMERICA-REPLYING TO EARL sPENCbh-LHD-
pLoRENcE DIxIE's AssAILANTs NOT AKREsihD'
Rumors of an attempt to blow up the iareo
rasometers at Kings Cross, London "ei0
current yesterday. Mr.. Parnen mas ue, s,
cided to come to America. Archoisnop
MacEvilly, in behalf of the Caen-
olic Bishops of Ireland, writes, In reply 70 na,
Spencer, that the method OF renewing uie'oS.
which the Government has adopted Is "ooso'y y
svstem Of discriminating the native race. "
Tbere ;s no clew to the assailants of Lady Flor
.nce Dixie. who was attacked at Windsor on Sat-
nrday. The Irish members of Parliament dis
credit the story of the assault. The letter OF
Lady Florence Dixie to The London Times IN
which she charges Messrs. Parnell and Blggar
with having failed to account for over
s152, 900 of the Land League funds, is gwen
herewith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

AN ACCIDENT TO QUEEN VICTORIA.
LONDON, March 20.-A dispatch TO The Daily Actcs
from Windsor says that the QCeen slipped upon the
stars OF the palace Saturday and sustained in
juries but was able to hold a council with the Min
iktrY Yesterday.
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SERIOUS EXPLOSION or A JAPAN OVEN.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, March 19.-By the ex-
poson OF a Japan IN the Frazer& Jones Companys
to-day. Fedae seeherger was seriously in
,rrcd and George Chadwick and George Ruoh were
sLgntly nurt. Other employees narrowly escaped pemg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
A GIFT FOR A LIBRARY BUILDING.

BURLINGTON, VT, March 19.-Frederick Bill
lngs of Woodstock who purchased the library OF the
late George r. Marsh for $4,000 aud presented 1t to the
OF Vermont, has given that institution
S75 oJO for the erection Of library building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
JAMES TREGLOWN RESPiTED.

TRENTON, N. j., March 19.-Governor Lud-
low has granted respite to James Treglown' tho nur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20

derer OF Minnie Chergwin who TO have been hanged
Wednesday until April 49, The respite Is on account
Of the shorness OF time between the sentence and the
date OF the hanging.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
RIrMORs OF ANOTHER PLOT.

LONDON, March 19.-It is rumored that two oar.
tels of powder have been found in the vicinity Oh
the large gasometers at Kings Cross, London
The Globe says that in consequence OF the ia'e
putrages the staff of detectives on duty at nlgnV
will be doubled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
ARRESTED FOR CUSTOMS FRAUDS.

MONTREAL, March 19.-C. o. PeTault,
French Consul and exsecretary OF the East End
Abattor Company has been arrested AMI was bacd TO
appear in the Criminal Court charge OF max
ing false declarations to defraud the Customs
Tho fraud consisted OF passing through tue
Montreal Custom House invoice OF two car
loads OF machinery, marked Fowler Brothers,"
purpOrting to have been sold by the Anglo American
Packing and Provision Company to the order OF Me-srs
Fowler * Brothers, OF Montreal The nvoced value OF
goods which, it f. alleged, were In reality Ior lne
Montreal Ab1ttOr COmuany. was H. while the rea
value, 10 claimed. S2675. The goods were suoect
TO an ad vaorem duty Of rs per cent Perraut stAes
that he acted throughout I'm the best ith ana thaI no
Will Dc able tO explain his conduct satisiactorhy'
At the office OF the French Consul, at No bowling
green, 1t learned yesterday that Mr. ferrau't was
not member OF the Consular Service but simply an
agent appointed by the Con.uGenera at Quebec lie 10
French Canadian. and was appointed TO his position
about five years ago In September 1882. Perra went
to Paris on some concerning the Credit Foncer
OF ida, and no has heen connected with seyea Du
ness ven ures since he appointed Consular Agent
OF ais past lite Of his ndnc al rcspOnslDy nolnlnB
is known AT the Consulate in tns city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20

ARCHBISHOP MACEVILLYTO EARL SPENOEh
DUBLIN. March 19.-rhe Most Rev. John Mac
Evilly, Archbishop Of Tuam, replying to Eari
Spencer. the Lord Lieutenant, in behaif OF the
Catholic Bishops in Ireland writes that the acton
of the Government in insisting on eHten ding reiiet
to the distressed people through the workhouSe Is
an outrage on humanity and a covert system OF e&-
Terminating the native race. .-.,.;o,
Archbish0p Croke has sent ESQ as contribution
10 the testin inonial fund for Mr.. Parnell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
PARNELL TO COME TO AMERICA.

PARIS March 19.-Mr. Parnell spent sunday III
the company of NJ Clemenceau and Henri Roche
fort
1t has been arranged that Mr.. Parnell will 20 10
America, Mr.. Sexton remaining to watch proceed
Sngs III Parliament.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20

RALEIGH y. C.. March l0.-A displtch from
Cameron Jane williamson and hor dausn,er o na,o
been missng their home la behsao
towushp The husband Uf tho mistinR woml ahu htSp
faher of the child arrested charged WIN ihe nuue
NJ nafi
The daily gazette., 1883-06-25
The INDIAN uampairn.

Captain Crawford, with four companies
9f cavalry and 2b0 Indian captiVea, arrived
a. the Sah' Carlos agency, in Arizona, on
Saturday morning. Chiefs Loco, Mana and
Bonito talked freely with the reservation
Indians with whom they were acquainted.
Mana said he twas too old for further oper-
ations, and he was glad he had arrived Ut, a
safe place." The officers of the command
seemed to think the ChiricahUas would
hereafter he peaceful. Chief Geronimo,
IL his first interview with General
Crook, expressed a desire to have a farm.
The telegram reporting the arrival Of the
Indians at San Carlos adds: "Rumors had
reached ths Indians that in case of capture
they would be put III irous and killed,
hence, they say, their delay in coming In.
While the Indians generally do not distrust
General Crook, these rumors have bad effect
on his plans. There are people willing TO
soc the hostiles on the war path as tnen
more military would be brought into the
territory, making business better. As an
evidence of what General Crook has to con-
tend with, 1t may be stated that, six miles
from Wilcox several persons approached the
hostiles with the intention of selling ammu-
milton to them"
The daily gazette., 1883-06-25
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