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New-York tribune., 1884-03-22
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

BosTON, March 21.-Judge Deyens, on apph-
cation OF majority OF the stockholders Of tho oidAnd
nproyemsnt and Construction Company for the dissolu
tion of the corporation appointed Augustus Whtemore
and j. B. Richardson reooivors today was inc ooect
of the company build roads in North Carolina
BOSTON, March 21.-The conference between the COM
mtees OF the Union Pacific and the Chicago Burlington
and Quincy Railroad Companies resulted III sh uhoer-
standing that harmony should prevail IN the local Ne
braska business OF the two companies An adjournment
was had until next week.
PORTLAND Me- March GA motion has been for
wprded to the United Circuit Court by counsel for
the trustees under second mortgage in the case of the
Mercantile Trust Company In equity, against the
Portland and Ogdensburg Railroad Company.
CHICAGO, March 21.-The general managers OF the
Northwestern roads held another session this afternoon
10 complete some details OF the Northwestern pool
George NJ Began chosen arbitrator ana George l."
Carlnan commissioner.
RosroS, March 21.-The stockholders OF the sIJonhs
bury and Lake Champlan Railroad Company have voted
to issue consolidated mortgage bonds TO the amount OF
81 900 for the purpose OF laying the road win steer
rails and the purchase Of rolling stook AUS acV 10
taken In anticipation Of increased uaihc.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-22
4 GLANCE At S0ME WESTERN STlTEs.
COLONEL wooDARD's NOIEs Oh THE POLITICAL
DRIFT.

COLONEL woODARD's NOIEs OF THE POLITICAL
DRIFT.
At the Gilsey House, last evening" IBIBUNE
reporter had chat with Colonel ]. H. Woodland, OF In
dianapols who among other things said:
81 have Just made extended trip through some OF
the Northwestern States for The Cincinnati Enquirer
Ohio is for Payne as the Democratic nominee and d.
vided between Blaine aud Sherman the Republican
side with the prepondcrance for Blaine, and slight
srnkng for Arthur Indiana would he unit for Blaine
the Republican could mako the delegates, but
a. the boys who fix things up not for Blaine some OF
them will break the Inc Ofpubc sentiment and get
few delegates for Arthur On the Democratic side, In
diana is a unit for Mcdonald. Illinois will be for
Logan with exception of districts, and
possibly the friendly relations between Blaine
and General Logan viii also give these four votes
10 the General On the Democratic aldo Tden Is the first
choice OF the machine Democrats After that Mcdonald
Is the choice Morrison third Morrison is asking the in
dorsement Of his in the National Convention only
for the prestige will give him for the senatorshp In
his State Is Democratic There Is strong sentiment
for Tden In Iowa. but the practical Democrats are for
Mcdonald Iowa Republicans are for Blaine throughout
ain Nebraska about the condition exists among
Democrats as in Illinois. The Republicans scattered
about half the sentiment being for Blaine. In kansas
has considerable following confined mostly 10 me rhe
Democrats have 'fosszed no crystalli1eo on Iden
TjIden saw, That's exactly what we need TO
succeed in this campagni we want someDVdg ,bS
perplexng questions before the public That by the
way is the principal argument Of all tho Tilden strkers
In Washington before coming on mere Inc sclV i'
an agreement TO on the Morrison Di "hch ne me-
done within three or four days past oy conferences Win
them has made him the logical nominee or that party
heard at Washington some talk OF Payne ana fIowef.
The boys advocate that ticket on me ground tnat IL s
campaign would be on the block signal
man getting Into the coniHt'eef"o" Il" '"' o'N ''
New-York tribune., 1884-03-22

would therefore tuat the bill should De seu, 20
the Judiciary Conipitee for amendment IN the manner
he suggested The motion ad0Ptcd by vote oi Do
TO 81. -, -,
Senator Robb. OF NewYOrk. introduced the bl drawn
mp the interest of the dry goods district OF NewiO
City The merchants Of this district who represent
$10O,OGO,OOO of capital. intend TO organize
water company OF their own % %hor
tho protection OF the district. with the
consent Of the Sinking FnDd Commissioners OF New o
they intend To dig wells throughout the district ana use
them IN CAGE Of fire The wells viii be connected WIN
pipes and there vii be engines to pump water from the
90 the OF fires.
Senator Kiernah's bill exemptng from jury duty the
presidents cashiers and rs1 - rs OF bark Was 0ideled
to third reading by the Senate.
The Democrats Of the Assembly attempted 10 OVeIrme
the Speakers ruling the bill cutting OF the fees O TIC
Hcalts Officer of NewYork to-day hut failed.
The Assembly decided TO hold additional sessions on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings and on Saturday ana
Monday mornings. resolution adopted TO adjourn
until Monday evening.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-22
The Undersigncd

suCH As ARE REQUIRED AND USED IN WORK
WHERE QUALITY AND NOT PRICE Is THE CON.
sIDERATIoN AMONG THE sPEcIALrIEs MANU-
FACTUkED AND CONTROLLED BY THEM MAY BIZ
MENTIONED THE ROYAL" PORCELAIN BATHS.
THE "BRIGHTON "AND "HELLYER WArERCLos-
ETs THE MODEL" sLoP SINKS, THE "rUcKEk"
GREASE TRAPS, THE "DoHERrY" sELF'cLosiN"
COCKS AND TBE FULLER" fAgcEfe
THEY HAVE HANDSOME SHoW-RooMs IN NE"-
YORK BOSTON AND CHICAGO, WHERE THESE Ar
PLIANCEs MAY BIZ SEEN FITTED UP WITH WATER
CONNECTED. A VISIT TO THESE ROOMS Will
PROVE sUG0 EsTIyE AND INSTRUCTIVE TO THOSE
WHO CONTEMPLATE BUILDING OK hEMophLhAN"
THEIR PLUMBING.
THE mEYER.sSiFFBN co. uIMIrEDo
a. AND 4s CLIFFSr BRANCH sALkSRooAs, l
pEmBEsToN SQUARE. BOSTON, AND u ApAAssr-
OuICAGo.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-22

BERGMANN-On wednesday morning, March ~ MARY .,
Relatives and friends invited to aen the funeral ser
zees on saturday March % AT 10 IN from her ae resi-
dence 233 East 1tthst
THURSDAY March @ g a Te5 5i,Iedeno
Friends are respectfully invited 70 attend me ignss
calvary Chuch corner 2lsst and 4aaVe9 Oh s-uid'y
DAYToNon Friday March d. at Easthampton L. l. loan
FanTs rom On the the sa chrch o
IL A. y on FI5aa SaEh G2 10 her 9
The relative, and friends are sSP9e&s 4 & @ her u late 81
SsSde ss isne5 sss soo@aSd 30 SGSG Hc6okeh at
philadelphia papers please copy
GRANT-At the Windsor Hotel this city Thursday eye1-
ing March 30 1884 Iander H. Grant IN % ne Syh \ yg ~,
Aseension 5t ave ana IO.hst Saturday March "a as
Reatives f. @ and friends are respectfully nvcdto attend
Kindly omit doseTs
LowERY-Thursday March 20, Caroline widow q John
RaTs ss%f % sa and friends are invited atnd funeral services
from MedjsGP sq@sTe PTe O sa t.0 @ @ @
Please omit flowers.
MTIEs-At Lakeysus Cana s7naar. MTch ls LoTain' q q
@oSta. SnS f.A' -
NoFTov-Iu ws.ss. oooa on Thursday, March 20 1884.
Funeral from residence on saturday March 81 al
pfpI M,-ch O. at the residence parents,
76 Hicksst BrooSn Of meningitis Ruth Youngest ehd
OF George IL and May C. Ripley aged i moh.hs ann -
Funeral private.
yREDENBURGH-Marc 90 1884, Eleanor widow o. Hon
Peter VredenbuIgh and daughter OI the late AOiah
Brinckerhon -, O., -. g..
the Reformed Churc1, AT ~" 4s
urday, March -, at p H.
wATERs-In BROOKLYN March 49, l5si Anns h@4eeta
wife 0f Waters aud daughter oil tue late Jao'
Leeds ESQ, Of BIookline. Mass - nj. ,...t.,
Funeral services will be bed IN the strong pace apss
Church corner Degraw ST. >atudy iateu - "'
Relatives and friends are kindly iDslted
Boston papers please copy.
WELD AT his residence 40 WOw.st BROOKLYN on lats
dsy March 30 Harvey Weld. Tor the last tsrty ye'ts
seSrtary OF the Board OF Trustees 0f Plymouth church IN
the sOth year 81 his age ~, OIL. u.,ok
Tine fnea services will held IN Plymouth Church Brook
lyn al . y. sunday March -, inst
Friends wal please omit flowers
New-York tribune., 1884-03-22
OHIO NO SIRE THING FoR EITHER PARTY.
Prom 77te LsgtSR fOhfol JoffT'

There is not judicious leader Of the party in
Ohio who does know that Ohio IL very doubtful Srate
and earay Ohio In Oetobe vii require the man Tor
President who the available candidate before the
people OF this state That is the Gods truth,
and il Is mischieVOus deny disguise 10.
There are men who can carry the Stte, and there
men who cannot No man can carry 1t who requires de
fence Of his record towards whom the people
feel Indifferent can carry IT, We Wish il otherwise
but OF responsibility Journalist with profound
desire for success Of Republican principles,
Of warning snrvIy the SEw-YoRK TRIBUNE can:
not have forgotten tile disastrous defeats OF
lss2 and 1883 in Ohio. In the CORNER year we were
beaten 10000. Lad year, with mneb more favorable
conditions beaten 500. To be sure In Vote
OF zoo 900 that is not large figure to overcome. 0rdl-
mari but IL should be forgotten that both parties
Will 6e their metal this year and that tne KepuD-
Nraps will still be at grave disadvantage Oh the liquor
New-York tribune., 1884-03-22
MIR. LAMBoRN NOT ASKED TO RESIGN

An officer of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company said yesterday that the report that Land Com
missioner Lambon had been asked to resign was wholly
without foundation. Mr. Lamborn has been summoned
from St. Paul." he said merely to go TO Washington. he
will furnish Congress with needed information about the
land department of the company We wanted 20 submit
the best evidence possession against some OF the
foolish charges made I'm opposition TO the company ABOUT
missioner Mr. LambOn is regarded as an excellent ana
industrious officer whose resignation would De received
with regret"
New-York tribune., 1884-03-22
OREGON NAVIGATION BONDS.

The Oregon Railway and Navigation Com
pany has negotiated 100000 Of its issue OF bonds
through Boston bankers The authorized issue Is over
S14OOOOOO of which nearly was reserved TO
retire prior bonds and S1,200OOO to pay outstand-
ing scrip certificates The balance OF the issue was
TO have been taken by Barring Brothers OF London Dut
before the negotiations closed II was discovered
that recent law OF Oregon relating 90 mortgages I'M
paired the validity Of the bonds The particulars or the
present sale have not been made public Pnvate Gls-
patches from President Coolidge received in this city
Yesterday announced that the sale had been made ana
that the company would proceed at once to hnlsh us
Short Line which has been practically completed Dy tho
Union Pacific Railway. About 100 miles remain 10 De
bu hut considerable wOyk has been DONE ana II Is ex
pected that the line viii be completed before next ta
New-York tribune., 1884-03-22
DISAGREEMENT OVER COAL RATES
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE ]

PHILADELPHIA, March 21.-The Grand Trunk
Railroad advertised several months ago for proposals for
tons Of bitumnoas coal 70 DO delivered at Mon
trea The agents of the companies put In their bids and
the awards made Tuesday last Galushs A Grow
being one of the successful bidders In the meantime the
railroad companies, including the Erie, Buffalo, New
York and Philadelphia Allegheny Rochester ana fls-
burg and shenango and Allegheny could not agree rs TO
the amount OF coal each should carry under c0mDna-
tion This the three first named roads 10 rescnd
the rates they had offered shippers who should secure
contracts from the Grand Trunk and the shippers were
therefore compelled to withdraw their bids Ine GRAND
Trl1nk will agaln advertise for prOpOs2ls.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-22
OBITUARY..
GEORGE FULLER.
49,

Bosroy, March 21.-George Fuller land
scape and portrait painter Of considerable prominence
died to-day.
Mr. Fuller was born in 1922, at Deerheld, Mass. AT
the age of twenty he began modelling III Albany and
about three years later he studied the works OF Stuart
Copley aud AllstOn H. Boston. He worked for twelve
vear in this CITY and in 1859 went to Europe, where he
eirbt months among the art centres. None Of
Mr. Fuer's works was offered 10 the public until 1875
when some landscapes and ideal heads were eIloted IN
Iosfon His paintings Turkey Pasture IN Kentucky
- Nv the Waysde ," and "A Romauy Girl we're ek
bibfed in this city within the last few months. MI
FuIler was an associate of the National Academy.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-22
TgP SINKING FUND COMMISSION.

The Sinking Fund Commissioners yesterday
adonted resolution directing the sale al public auction
of the buildings Nos 1875 and 1877 Mulberry-st lately
occupied by ooored school The Controller was also
directed to SELL public auction. three buildings belong
ing to the city la BurliBg Slip South Ffthase and
sixthst near Thirdaye. Another resolution approved OF
the releasing OF The 7st Resmeat Armesy ~ breaaw
srd et yafth st for two years at rsnts Of $4,000
per annum. -, ,r. -, -.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-22
WORK IN THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC.

WASHINGTON, March 2l.-Ihe ooutherh
p6c Railroad Company has informed the Secretary of
the Interior of the completion Of another section OF that
road. 242 miles in length from Mohaye, AriE, TO the
Needles Colorado The company asks to have TINS sec
on examined by the commission to be appointed to- ex
anime the section completed last year Pending Con
fbfs anulicatOn TO department will be more sue
cessi than the proceeding application as the appon,
nnent ~ a commission might be construed into recog
nton of the validity of the caim OF the southern Pacnc
Railroad Company to the land grant Of the Texas Pacc
New-York tribune., 1884-03-22

Knox, the hat man, has certainly struck tho
novel idea this time Somebody the other side cent
him silk hat that had recently been worn by tho Pf1nce
OF Wales together with photograph Of Albert Edwardin
the aforesaid tile Upon the model thus presented Nj.
Knox has built his spring STYLE which he Will star OUT
during the week. The photograph he has had iraned
with diamond setting and II is 10 be placed IN the 'front.'
window "n this doesn't satisfy the dudes" drtly OBJ
serves Knox will lssso the Prince himself and haul
him along .-lNeW-Yo World -
New-York tribune., 1884-03-22
THE READING NEW LOAN.

PHILADELPHIA, March 21.-The Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad and Coal and Iron Company has
negotiated car trust loan for 900 at six per cent
The Union Trust Company OF this city, takes the oan
and has already placed Onethrd OF it. The proceeds are
10 he used for new equipment. II 1, TO run for ten
and he paid of at the OF per cent OF the
Sshee per onnum The Reading is making no effort 10
place the eostvTl trust loan fof $l2000O0O proposed
New-York tribune., 1884-03-22
THE NEw-YoRK SENATOR'S COURSE.

Senator Miller regards Mr.. Blaine as the ableSt
nj nr pubc men, aud considers that he would make an
ideal candidate The Senator, as we understand IT, Is
attending strictly his legitimate duties. and not en-
csSed i2 the work of making Presidents No appeals
ns far have stirred him from pursuing the course which
his Judgment and convictions long since marked out
Republicans generally, IN view OF all the circumstances,
ran commend his position as eminently wise AZ well
nlDnlli infnrr
New-York tribune., 1884-03-22

celege diploma should be like the touch OF the sword
upon HI~,,. - make its recipient fight always iof
something higher Than exr--.-ncy. lApplausel
The last regular toast, columbia and the Col
lege of Physicians and Surgeons, Tas answered TO
by DR.. Charles 5. Bull. After this, N response 10
loud calls Mr.. Ecclesine made short speech 1t
the beginning of which lac said: The last time t
| spoke here was at the dinner of the Sherliis
panel. responded for the Sheriff.. Since then he
has been indicted Laughter and cheers.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-22
lLEOMARGARINE IN JOURNALISM.

Ii is funny TO behold the readiness with which
our Democratic contemporaries indOrse The Ate Hor
Times and The EVening Pos as stauncn" and aSS;'g
Republican organs" No such testimony comes from
Republican sources In regard TO those Two metropolitan
joiInas.-(Troy Times.
Tho Democratic editors who wiliully and dishonesty
cid OF ocomargarine fraud keeny aware OF
It's nature but regard II as FOOD eUoueh tor campagn
p1rpos s. II not or home ,umpi o1" ~ " ESeAng
New-York tribune., 1884-03-22
WHIT rus gUyay BRATy HAS DOVE.

The second of the health talks TO young
men was given last evening In Association Han ny DIT
Hubbard w. Mitchell who spoke On The Brain-itS use
and Abuse" The greater part OF the lecture was ooeu
ped IN Describing what brain work has accomplished
Inc lecturer dwef upon tho delicscy OF the mentai
organism ssd urEod grost osSe 10 avoid eYertsas ana
straning the brain
New-York tribune., 1884-03-22
THE WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. March 21.-FOr New-Engiand,
fair weather slight rice in temperature east TO sovD
Winds stationary followed by falling barometer
For the Middle Atlantic States, partly cloudy weafher
followed Saturday afternoon or evening by light rains.
winds generally from northeast to southeast shghs
changes in temperature.
Tor the Ohio yalley and Tennessee, warmer party
cloudy weather and light rains during saturday "Hu'
generally from east 10 south, lover barometer ~,
lowed by light rains Saiu--, Tnds shifting 10 ea'
and south, slight rise In temperature
New-York tribune., 1884-03-22

TRIBUNE OFFICE. March 22.-l a.m.-The movement IN
the barometer yesterday upward. Light RAIN which
measured 0l OF inch followed by cloudy and fair
weather The temperature ranged between 35' snd 49,
the average t42aso) being l7' higher than the cor
responding day last year and 2o higher than Thurs
day. -.
Clear or fair, followed by partly cloudy weather,
chances of ght rain and slight chan ia temperature
may be expected to-day IN thls city and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-22

been referred 70 the Controller and Recorder 10 exans
and report at iength 10 the board VIM - Anarews 1 @
cnsel for the RamapO Improvement Company, wiz ap
near before the Controller and Recorder and prc5eho
arguments in favor OF the project
New-York tribune., 1884-03-22
CasiOrin.

when Baby was sick. we gave her Castprta,
When she was a Child, she cried for CastOriA
When she was Miss, she rluug to Castorii,
When she had Children, she gave them Cast1liA
New-York tribune., 1884-03-22

Tn. daru .vs N. broaastncs In city hy tsnh
ofishes ppsndus tns sire disas ms ter the g. hss
uilalxh as line the oaeaons
" Toe broken detted nus eseas
tae essed b. ths thsrnosf et Nod
n . RoadsaY
New-York tribune., 1884-03-22

During the spring aud early summer last year there
good deal OF trouble between tue roads growing
out general cutting of tobacco rates. An agreement
reached however, for the restoration of the tariff
and up to within short time the rates fairly stable
The cutting recently begun regarded with especial con-
by railroad men, because TO indicate dis
position OF the roads extend the decentralization on
grain and provisions every class OF traffic from the
to II is feared that the Of rates may
extend TO the west-bound business. On this traffic
there has been much cutting. but since the Delaware
Lackawanna and Western Railroad entered the trunk
limo pool west-bound out Of NewYork have been
reasonably stable. Out of NewEngland the tariff has
largely dsregarded In spite OF the agreement made
some time ago to pool the Boston westboUnd business
With the Pennsylvania however, Insisting vigorously on
putting eastbOund down the level OF the actual
figures IT is feared that similar action may be demanded
on bound business by the roads which dssaS
fled with their share on the tonnage nov moving
understood that the NeW-IOTk Central managers
are indignant circumstances attending Thursdays
before the reduction demanded, the western agents
and the Pennsylvania systems freely made en-
gagaments grain at ID cents. Similar action Is
charged against roads in connection with the reduc-
ton In tariff rates from thirty cents 10 twenty cents NO
official complaints however, have been made to the com
missioner
Ten days notice OF a change will be necessary before
the present reduced tariff be advanced. Railroad
conditions the prospect for further reduction rather
than an advance. The situation is deplored a. the exist
ing rates. while made by official order instead OF without
regard to regular tariff in 1881, unprOntaDe 10
the roads During the OF 1881, Commissioner flnK
estimated that at nineteen cents grain from chicago 10
NewYOrk the cost OF transportation was thereby PAID
official rate is therefore about four cents De-
! low cost,
New-York tribune., 1884-03-22
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II YOU know lady's age don't try TO tel IT, IL wii only
make an enemy OF her-lP philadelphia Call
New-York tribune., 1884-03-22

Letters Europe need MOI DO specially dFecel lD avs
match y any particular IN order % secure spe -
livery nj deiDaton all transatlantic mails ERE io"a"S'
by the fastest vessels available . ~, IN, -. 81, ,,,.
Foreign tho week ending March - WA efose ~ ~'"s
Office az follows; , , s..,,.,A nor
Furnessia wa Moyie aud GLASGOW al 10 a. u, iY ps
gtum direct per s. Waesand via Antwerp ~ - q III;
for Europe per Donau; southampton anu b, ,r, a.
n m for the Miudwa ard Islands per 3 . NlIle.i =.
s0 o. m for Cuba aud Porto Rico. per s. s. saratoga
Havana OLA. -, D,o La Ianer, fvia
san FRANCISCO CLOSE here NJ arch 70 81 ,n AAs .o'
hns,raIa NAN Zealand sandwich and MI lsSnWs pc, D.
ZssanIia via san FrancscO, close here Apfi y at p
M ot ON arrival at New York VI D. cly OF brhh WIN
British mails for Austiaial
be sehedue closing Of transpaeihc mas Is aranY On
the uninterrupted oseta anu =.
san Frsncisco Mails from the Esst siiNs % i 20
Frsnsro on the 1y ol sus VI steamers are dspa'ehs'
thence the same day. -.. , r..pooN po.,.,a.t.r
Post Office Nsw.YOk n. " March IL, loei
New-York tribune., 1884-03-22

Prudently get rid of your cold by using
JAYSE's ExPEcToRAS1
New-York tribune., 1884-03-22
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
TIE WAR ON RATES SPREADING.

REDUCTIONS on OTHER TRAFFIC THAN GRAIN MADE
on DEMAND OF THE PENNSYLVANIA.
Further evidence was furnished yesterday of
the intention Of the Pennsylvania Railroad to force the
fighting freight rates. II made call upon Commits
sioner Fink for reduction in the rates OF tobacco hg
wines and grass Seed in ar-loads. The demand was
based on the regular rule by which any company may
compel reduction II is satisfied that the regular thrn
is not being maintained. The trunk line executive com
ntoe in session. and Mr. Fink read the demand to
and the lower rates ordered, to go into
effect to-day. The rates high wines reduced to the
basis Of % cents per 100 pounds from Chicago to New
York. against 40 the old rate The reduced rate on
grass seed In carloads Is 32ls cents per 100 poun ds
against former rate Of As cents The reductions on to
bacco IL cents per 100 pounds as follows;
New-York tribune., 1884-03-22

A proper household disinfectant,
PLArr's CBLoBIDEs
New-York tribune., 1884-03-22
DIED.

BuInPs kallstOB wash Tor tno heAd Is eOohs anu
cleansing and removes dandrun
New-York tribune., 1884-03-22
Artistic 1emorials.

TbeNEw ENGLAND GRANITE WORSS, HlrttOfi c)lL
Ouarrie, aud WORK shops Westerly, K
FlnemOnnmentl tai and 0u lag gOtk IA Dftth pttFtit
without cDrfes DCa ~,
Icited y. Y. oice, l32l BwAy. G '" CANftf.l'p As>-
Congress sWater.-SuperiOr 10 all Caharcl ate.ait.s @
.0cinc Tor disorders Oh stomach, iytr kidnt!s eco
ma malaria and all impurities OF the blood .. . -.
Avoid crude. harsh waters nailye Ahl oleign, ol,i
waters positive rritants and impair tue dsesuFe vS1
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