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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-16

New York., May l5.-It was announced
that the widely known and honorod firm
Of Fisk & Hatch was unable to meet its
obligations. There was greAt eur
prise and much Borrow. In less
THAI i've minutes alter the failure
was made known from the rssuun OF the
Stock Exchange, Nassau street from Pine
to Wall streets WIS filled with an excited
crowd. The space outside OF the
rail in the enclosure in the office
waa filed with trakars clerks
and messenger boys, mnuy OF them
with checks on the firm. No explanation
Of the cause Of the failure was given.
THE firm has suspended paymenta,"
was the only answer given TO
the avalanche Of questions. "Will
it resumef' way asked by DOZEN voices.
No one in the outer otics was found who
vas wiliingto.arswer. Inquiries from mem-
bers of the firm failed to produca any re.
ur,lt r. -
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Fr, SMITH, ARK, May I'D @. vii.
liams, one of, the Oldest and most respected
citz.us Of Arkausas, while walking on
the track Of the St. Louis & San Fran.
cigco railway at Vanhuren this evening,
WAS struck by an approaching train be was
too deaf too hear. Both arms wera cut of.
The body was teartuliy mang!sd. He died
in two hours. y .ss.lls A 2ts .3..,g
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-16

iR Wheeling il going to give the colorcd
ca!!tsan tair pla? ahe will kava to provide
sufficient school room ior them. As the
matter Stands two schoola arp held daily in
Ae one ou:!t!ag-oue school nova1 ou. to
!e' the athsr in. This demand for school
privileges Is very cred;table to the colorad
children aud their parerta; when the city
saastiea The demand TINT also will be cred
!,aulu. >
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NEw foRK, May l5.-There was glight
run this morning on the Irish Emicraa.
Saving Bank, Chambers street. Ahou.
200 of the depositora withdrew their ac.
counts. There ara 5o,565 iepcsitors. The
President said the bank would gain anor,
ZEN Thousand dollars by The Withdrawals.
Late thia afternoon William e. Sweeney,
banker, Nassau street, made an assign.
nent. The amount involved ia not large.
l. may enbarrasH and close small nan,.
tac.urera in the ueighourhood O; Nasau,,
and Ann streets. The sama house sus
pended about wear APO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-16

'AE !ale John F. Slater in bis life time
IAas generous donations to public uses,
Alois them being the Slater Fund oil
<r,VVNWO, for the education OF freedmen.
1''' ,oSnsmen Of Norwich thought he
'oa'9 .eave provision for memorial hos
S''"'' memorial park, q memorial opera
Iofss and suntsy ether appliances Of
~ Sd:sucei civilization. Instead
" ms ais fortune, estimated at from
Sh"a'MO to Sl5OCOCOO, goes to his family
'u'NScA appears to be in a bud state o.
-'aa' AF. slatera mistake was in his fail
wa 70 'nVlte the Town Council to come II
aaa naka his will ;o- him.
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4 Lucky Escape.

GLESDoS, ATosr., May l5.-While
United States Paymaater Whipple was en-
route to Ft. Buiurd, lrom GIandcn, Tues.
day, forty m;leH out, he Was attacked by
road agents. Sergeant Conrad waa killed
md two priyates seriously wounded. The
mules attached to the ambulance in which
the paynaster's clerk aad tressura bo.
were, run uway and ttluu made their escape
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-16

C1sc1SNArI, May l5.-The Commercial. CT
se'ts's Youngstown, O., SPECIAL saya: There ia
scene Of ezcitamant at Ashland, Ohio,
where Horn and Gribben are to be hung
TO morrow. The Fourteenth Regiment
Ohio National Quarts and portion Of the
Eighth Regiment are hero % protect the
Jail. Crowds of excited men ara couiny
IN or every train. The murder was 40
'arccinus that the crowd insists en- lynch
ing or public execution. Sheriff Ga;es
this afternoon received two hundred mus-
keta and ammunition for the deputies.
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In the OIL Regions,

Plrrsnuseu, Pa, May ia Bradford,
Pa, special says: The suspension Of the
Tuna Valley Bank, to-day, caused run On
the First National and the Bradford
National banks. Atths Bradford National
Bank the paying teller's window waa hardly
visible from the street. The men were paid
their checks as iast as presented. The peo-
pie formed in line and acted orderly. It
is estimated that $4,000 were with
drawn before the rushed ceased.
The First National paid out a large
amount. at Noon s8a, 600 in currency waH
received from Philadelphia. The sight Of
atacka Of grsenhacks and bags Of gold and
silver on the counters OF the bunk reassur.
ad the people In measure and ut o'clock
this afternoon the rush was practically
over. r-I.. g>.0'71
The officers of the Tuna Valley Bank
'ay there ara no preferences, and the do.
'csitors will be paid in full.
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As AN OFFSET.
Why Frank Aard, Free Trader, VIII
Ad,tress Tammnny,

T. .--H au"8eHn Anmmnny.
WASHINGTON. May l5.-Frank Eurd's
determination to talk to the Tammaay So.
c;ety in New York on the subject, 'uThe
Protection Policy Of the United States a
benefit to England" ia said by,a proui-
nent Democratic Congressman of Irish
birth, to have been formed by an appeal
from New York Democrats who urder-
stood the nececsities Of the CAGE. :.
Ever sincs the speeches of Firer.y and
McAdoo," said the member referred to-
"there has been dissatisfaction aronr
lrishmen with the Fres trade policy Of tbe
Democratic party. Finerty and IcAdoo
opposed it as being in the interest Of Eny.
land. and their friends all over the COMMIT mr.
are following them into the protect;ouis,
wing Of the party, or threatening to deser;
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cauley's Cremorne M:Hsior. Mr. Fisl, has
Just returned trem tour Of Europe. The
Immediate result Of the failure on the
stock Exchange was decline Of one 10
aVe points. The Weakness Of the Govern
ment bont market is explained by the at,a.
pension of thia firm, although the reporter
CT the Associated preas who called there
two hdura ago for an explanation, they de-.
c!ineu to Inform him Of the rational cauae
OF 1t. $3.50
Mr. Fisk was seen by IN Azaociated
Press representative, but refused to say
anything. The doors OF the firm we're
c.oaed and the crowd outside Increased,
The suspension was 30 unexpected that its
effect WA more than doubled, and the
street was again excited. Brokers were
rushing around wildly and the situation
again aEaumed troubled aspect.
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LIZ Fl;1Ebn:gh coal operators. it seems,
want to play kanawha coal against Pitts
0nFsa labor. That's for Pittsburgh. When
u1ey yet their coal down to Cincinnati they
want and get cent u buahel more for it
u'An hanaTha coal will bring. The
operator can't be expected to give the
nlneFthe whole mine, but hs might be
R'9las 10 divide tie fat while it is going
E9aaFs the cent difference may moi
always remain
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EaiIruns. N&etlug.

CINCINNATI, O., May 15.-The stock
holders of the Cincinnati, Washington <
Baltimore Raiiruad Company met to-day
to ratiiy ths sale to the Mineral Railros,;
Company ofthe abandoned portion of the
line between Athens and Marietta, and
without action adjourned to-day,
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ANn.rH In Boston.

+ BoaroS; MASS, May 15.-The actual
assets of Palmer, Bascaelder & Co.. jewel
ers, vino recently tailed, are 81, 600; In
bilities, Sl75.000. The creditors give tie
firm the option of paying e5 percent caah
or 80 percent in endorsed notes. e. B.
Mandall ha1 been appointed aasignee of
all the property, accounts and business.
+ F. 4. Hawley & Co. acknowledges TINT
their failure Ia very bad one in that a.
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ST. LOUIS, May 1.-the situation here Is
unchanged. Much satisfaction is expressed
here ~ the resumption Of theMetropolitan
bank, and while little uneasiress Is pro.
duced by the suspension Of Flax & Hatch,
and very slight furry c,eated by the
temporary trouble at kausAa City, still the
general opinion Ia that nothing serious will
result ou.aide OF New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-16

McKREspoRr, Pa, May 15.-The General
Assembly Of the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church of North America met il annual
convention to-day. O1e hundred and sixty
de!e2ates were present from all parta Of the
United States. The election OF moderator
resulted in the ctoics Of Judge John
FriZell, Of Nashville, Tenn, -
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That was wreck!ssa joker who put
Ealn!b4i E.lliin sGcand On ticket with
Bob Lincoln a. the head. Mr. HamIin ct
this day is tevotng hius=lf to going
through lie without II uvcrcoat-the
presidential bee isn't troubling him any.
But there vas time, if you remember,
Wien Lincoln and Ha.nlin WAS winning
tiryH,
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dsowS men, auch ~ the Graats, for ex.
ample, being oi sound aud diaposing mind,
have 10 bu,lEeaa 10 knew 80 little about
their business as they Knew. Thia blnnder
TGnlt aare been a crime, as il affected
their conal!ag friends, il thcse friends aad
aot also been old enough to know that the
an OF turning the ambient air' into
e'snsee1 ka:as gold has not vet been d;a.
cove1d.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-16

y. B.-Republtcan newspapers are not
the ec;pher dispatch literature.
P. S.-rhey have the cipher dispatch
literature ready to tap.
Z, E. D-rhey do not desire 70 paint
tiIaueScy!Payk.red before tee Chicago Con-
vent;un No. : naa said its say.
L.r.-SsvaEal pe9pla have died in q
hDrru
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-16

\ PHILADELPHIA ma. swallowed four
ia!se teeth attached to plate, and now he
xeepa caHs!autiy moving abort in the hose
Of alAsirs Ihr teeth down into his stom-
lrh. L hasn't occurred to him to stand
On bis mead and - 70 aaake tue teeth back
where they belong. f."
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most everything Ia gone and resumption
impoasible. The affairs are sonawhnt
mixed and will require several days betort
any statement Of a definite character
can be obtained. The liabilities
will mot exceed sl5O,0OO. Yesterday
some OF the customers refused to make
good their margins. This, with a heavy
run on deposits, led to the failure, which
not only atac.a the stock operators and
speculators but will reach many people Of
small meanH all over New England,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-16

WuAr suslnpEs interest, what branch Of
abCr has ask2L fora general ripping up OF
N. .,r;lF Al! an o7e.:ura;1g IN the direc.
finn oi !rea lradai Politics Of politics, all
il uolj,ics anil yexation Of spirit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-16

Nm. FaASK HrHo AMI rammany are
little ate aking tas point. Irish. Americans
a4yu begun 20 4es Whit free trade haa done
70, Ireland, and iha desertions arc aome.
thin. in the nature OF "Iaat aad furious."
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Mems ssua in corpora sauu;' "a s1uud
miEd in sou1d body" Ia the trade MARI of
Ailsn'a Brain Food. and We aspura our rad
era that, Il dissatisfied with slthar weakness
of Brain or bodily powers, this remedy viii
permanently strengthen both. sl.-At drug
g!rts, or BY msil t.um J, e. Allen, 3la Flrss
Ava, New York Cls7, .gasAy
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CEDAR RAPIDS, IA, May l5-Charles
searins, private banker of La Porte, Iowa,
closed his doors this afternoon. He pur.
ports to have S, GOO locked up in the Met
.ropoli,an, Of Nav York. The Jeposita are
;yht a1l be will probably seH1us,
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\ S2w YORH newspaper complains that
there ID no clasa OF Sorlme1 in tho coun-
Try so poorly ciothei az the clergy. Are
taey 1utc!utaed With righteousness? and
WHO Tins all the worked slippers ut the
church tair rtlts?
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THAT'S right. BY all means let uH have
Inn, frss trade Democratic address. Let it
be lied away II the archives, that genera
Iurs get unborn may know how very i'm
c,ls thiry IT lmbec;Ie majority Is.
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Olu HRs

PANS, May ia man representing
himself as a jourraliss, but we'll known
Fsniaa ,:called to-day at the hotel Bristol
where the Prince Of Wales was atopuiny
and made many Inquiries concerning nm
and his movements. t-'-' -
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hilsu Hall Ye,tsr,iny.

a, a., ,,CroaiIedo-Louisv:lle, II; Toledo, :.
IsSGolnmhus-Cta'nati, ); Columhus, 5
4. new Yorx-ClevsIand, l; n. vi.
I,,Epovitenes-Chiraso, 5; Province, :
Il Sosson-Detrcit, .; Boston, II.
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yu.r il The .A,aiity that doth hedge a
5,,lot about? Even in the Methodist Gen.
anil Conferences tie ballots get tangled.
rls bre,k.sn mist reform. ~
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Nvrn is SAID by admirlug irien'ia in
e,mIuspda!on ol ths head Ct tho "oli
1creL'-aothiay about the tail. That IL
rbv Wt Hendricks yrig2ies.
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pgr,rcEs III jIzt AZ sGud eating as they
war. before ihn bottom fell out of Wall
,.-,., R.al lai1ss aud real values arc not
h..rnIL =
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Nh Esy!Tr VANS to put West Virgil
,ia,. coal, sa.t aui lumber en- bis free List.
vr Hewitt :s not ruauirs well in West
tr..,,nin =
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r,.u,yy .,nIa birds, insects and reptiles
l.. sorr.t Ornaments why not the petted
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METHODIST MATTERS
The NJ. T. GENERAL coNFsatNcr
rfoes'd'ns'-Fous new Biahcp, Elee.sd-sons
nar' to Pull Through on two sal,o,s-A Re-
eoaal Ordered In oas case-Who tho Bhh.
ops ara and Where they ars From.

PHILADELPHIA, May 15.-Aiter the rou-
tine business Blphop Simpson appeared On
the platform at the Methodist Conference.
lie was greatly applauied. He declined
70 maze any remarks, hia health not Der.
mitfing. Rsvs. Newton Young and silyes.
ter Whitehead, Of the Wesleyan Confer.
ence, Of England, made few rsmarks.
Rev. Geo. W. Morris, Of the New Hamp.
shira Conference, offered u resolution
which waa referred, "that it ia the sense Of
the General Conferences that no good man
should publish. work for or in any way
pat7oniza Sunday newspaper"
Senator Colquitt, Of Georgia, and dele.
gate from the Methodist EpMcnpal Church
South. waa introduced. 'lI
Rev. I. B. Neely, OF the PHILADELPHIA
Conference, offered resolution that The
conferences resitirns the doctrine OF the
fathers OF the church, that the Biahopry ia
not an order, but N otiica for orders, and
elder. I '>--
a l- RLEcTIoN OF BISHOPS.
The tallers appointed to conduct the
election Tor BiGhop reported aa the rc-
suit OF the first ballot no choice. The whole
number Of votaa cast was +07, neceasary to
3 choice .G4. 2ay. ". Y Niude, D. d., rs.-,
cetvet Isl and Ray. ]. N. Walden, D. D.,
l6I. On the SECOND ballot these two
gentlemen wara chosen, the former recsiv-
ing 2.2 votes and the latter 2l4;; necessary
to choice, 202 votes. as.szs7,srs5i lr.0li To-
F. Rev. DR.. W. Y. Ninde is Of the Detroit
Conferences aud President of the Garrett
Biblical Institute. Rsv. DR.. r.. NJ. Walden
u of the Western Book Concern, Gin
cinnati ''-'e-7 .z.'zs7r-l--s' r.. -.
The third 6sllot resuItad in the choice
Of Rev. Willard F. lTallalien.
The fourth ballot was then takan for the
tnurth Bishop. The whole number of votes
:ast was 500; necessary to choice, 200.
Rev. G. 3. Fowler, D. D.. had 1914: Ray,
J. Il. Vincent, D. D., l1t; Rav. il, A,
8nttz, D. D., 81. There being no election
another ballot was taker. ~
aS12D aALLoTs.
Rev. Dr. Tritabla in few moments came
INTO the hall and stated that by some mis-.
AXE the ballots became mixed with others.
4 large number OF delegates had left the
hall, but those present i1aiated on ancth-
er vote being taken, which was done, and
the conferences took 4 recass. The bishop
announced the result OF the fifth ballet for
4 fourth bishop al toIlows: Whole
number OF votes caat S6B; necessary TO
choice, lS4; Rev. G. Fl. Fowler, D. D., ala:
Rev. J. Il. Vincent, D. D., I15. Dr.. Fov-
.er YVES therefore elected Thin completes
he number of new bishops.
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vn, s,rytt mad already discounted
,b,t yas going to happen to it, aud that
b,oks the Iarce al The blow.
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PERSONAL AND OTHER NOTES.

Yesterday WIS pay day at the Wheeling
Creek coal works.
James lnsran, auditor Of the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh road, was in town yesterday.
Martin Joyce, who has been confined TO
bis bed Tor soma weeks, is able to be out
again.
DR.. J. ". Todd. is able to attend 10 his
duties as postmaster, but owing to the Ill
ness Of bis assistant, Mr.. George Pitner, ia
not able to call on his numerous patients.
The Touring mill Of E. P. Rhodes & Co.,
after touz mouths idleness, hua resumed
operations. Itis the best equipped mill in
Ohio, having all the Latest and most i'm
proved machinery.
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4 BIG "HUST.-
TIE firm or Donn.I, Lnws0n ( Simpson
.. .I.a a Evne I'm.

TIE firm or Donn.I, Lnws0n ( Simpson
6une Up.
NEw Toax, May l5.-The Tribune of
Friday will say The alatemcnta Of the
members Of D3urel, Lawzon & Simpson
that their suspension was duo to the SUE
pensioc of the Metropolitan Bank, we're
not confirmed YESTERDAY. The Me1opoli-
tan having resumed similar action on the
part OF tie firm was anxiously
awaited. Toward the clcse Of bank
ing houla 1t began to be Whispered
around that their tailuye would be total.
Bonds of the Cleveland, Younysuwn /
Pittsburgh railroad were mentioned aa q
matter in which they had been most Grip.
Piled. This was security over which the
Bank Of the Republic directors had diff
ference about month ago, which resulted
in President F0ru'a resignation. The
Bank OF the Republic was one of the
, two hauks with which Douuel
Lawson & Simpson did husineca, Mr..
SimEsuI being one Of the direc,srs in it.
It WAS alao said that MI. Seney had un-
loaded q lot Of these bands on the firm and
thar. their depression on the Metropolitan
was such that they could not reiuae. to be
theiru.
At the firms office on the SECOND door,
TO- broadway, there was .long list ol
uotices from tneir correspondents, stating
where drafts would hereafter be paid
There we're over AGO banks for, whom
they transacted New York business. They
are scattered through Georgia, Florida
Tezss, Missouri, Kausas, Arkausaa
Nebraska, Iowa, Colorado, Utah and othel
Territuries Over 100 bulletins ware post
Ell on tha door. Inside Donnsl and simp
sou were busy all day trying to ste wher,
they stood. Mr. Lawson il in Europe.
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I.,,,,,,v IA "a little da figured, but asill
IN the itld.'
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HRIDGEPOar.
Fire Som Qneneaei-PersOnaI yotes
aud Rrief. n rntiou.

fire Sohn Qnenca aeu-P -PersOnni Notes
and RrieLnrnti0n.
What might have proved disastrous
conhagratiou in Bridgeport last night wap
happily checked by the timely discovery ol
the flames. The colcred people happened
to be having dance last night. and parties
returning at late hour discovered a fire
in the grocery house OF, Clark < Powell,
corner OF Bank aud Bridge streets, Orie.
bay block, the room formerly occupied by
James Duncan. The alarm was at once
given, and entrances being gained the fire
.as quickly snothared. The location Of
the fire waa close to an oil reservoir, and if
the flames had not bean Giscaverst when
they were, tie entire block. might have
aava been swept out Of existence. The
origin of the fire is a uystery. The damage
done to the building and stock will not
exceed $40.
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NEW Tonx, May l5.-rhe suspension Of
Fiak & Hatch las been announced On the
Stock Exchange.
q Flax! Z Hatch were composed OF 4. s.
Estch aud Harvey Flax. Mr.. Hatch was
recently elected President OF the Stock E1
change by unanimous vote. The firm
has been Gna of the heaviest dealers in
government bo1ds On the street, and con-
sideret 6 a:auuch, conservative and re.
liable dtm. 1t hes been recognized AZ the
h!cal agents. here Of the Chesapeake {
OHIO RaiiroH,i, and Of the Eiizahethtcwn,
Big Sauty 4 Lexington roads, and have
carried henry amounta Of stock on these
roaGa while the market was declining.
They hAve soua and acns, in.law in tn.
et0ck Cuisines. Tho announcement O
their susperaian came like thuudprboll
on the Exchange. gf
VIM. Lumm;s, actizg president Of IL,
Exshange, owing 10 Hatch a disability, sur
m:sei his efforts in aid Of his son
en barratGet the firm. Mr., Hatch has beg,
prominent IN religious matters and phi!an
I thropic measures and frequently was haar
81 lecturer on religious autiecs At AIs
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Che Gatdlgeursr,

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