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New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
OLD WORLD GOSSIP.
ABOUT PERSONS AND THINGS OF NOTE.
from 1r. LGbouehere's Truth london.
DE CAUX'S DlSMARRIAGE

We have all of been to weddings; hut until
within the last fortnight none OF us have been 10 the
counter wcldin disnnrriages they called
here. That OF the Marquis de caux quiet affair got
through by attorney, aud without any other striking
feature than the consultation 10y mayor. grt In ri
c0orrd scarf OF TIE divorce decree against Patti and
the marginal insertion thereof the leaf of the register
OF which the Proclamation Of the banns OF natTuOny
between her and the Marquis de Caux was recorded.
att married Claplan. and Mario and uris pro
vded the wedding dejeuncr at tleir villa But nuner
Ons lO.malittes we're through IN France that
Tue chim should be trm and good" NJ de II lie
cluOse' can again commit ma:rimuny under advantage
OuS circumstance. wealthy and thrice titled English
dowagrr W0uu have NO objection to occupy the place
Wnirh fatu vacated I know also rich American
widow whp would hc glad 10 figure In the world oi
fashion "a Mafquise de taux. She has two ncuii-
Irancrs In tue shape ~ charming daughters who are
only ambitious OF ietiiilng home lby which tiey
punr back 10 the United Stat-l ana finding husbands
Tee ut IL .eems that the dismaied Marquis Is satis-
fp pStiain tree The tt n, gvCDn Which he has le
since lai hiuhe away from him has been that 0f an In
tell. eat puituitan and srettic.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
INCIDENTS ~ SOCIETY.

Mrs. J. $. Skllman entertained the Monday
Evening Dancing Glass ut its first german. of this season
at No East Forty ninthst.. last evening. The ger
man was led by Mr. Davidson aud Mr.. George Clark. r
Handsome favOrs were provided Among those present
the Misses Gallandet. Bostick. Provost. Byrnc
TAYLOR Marshall BrisL. NarSaun, Shillman, BACK
Clark. COughn and johnson. aud Mcssrs ChAhec.
Gunther Clark, Palmer. Brooks. Darlington, Gilbert
Taylor. Cowl. Borden. Adriancc and Brewer
William H. Nichols entertained the Euterpc Musical
Society last evening al h- house No. 393 tnioiiIvf
Irooklyn. Among the artists who appeared wcrt
Richard Arnold. the volinisi. and George sWcrrenrath
tho tenor. The New York Philharmonic club gave 'eec
tions from Beethoven Hoffman. III ter ana Greg \
rcrcrItion followed the concert Among the members
prcsr Mt were General barnes y. H. ;0erlm g. L. fra-e
IT. y Whiting f. Dauchy. John Glib. II. ID. IiOtchkln
Charles Phelps aud l.. VI. Palmer.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
THE END OF A CONSTRUCTION Wal

THE II ID OF n CUNS NUO IION WAN
READING, Penn, Dec. S.-Judge Hagenman
to-day decided the many contests and injunctions be-
tween the new Pennsylvania Schuykill Valley Railroad
Company and the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company in this city. The judge decrees that all re-
straning orders heretofore issued against the ennsy
vania Schuyk Valley road be abrogatcd and that the
injunction against the Philadelphia and Reading road be
continued The effect of the opinion will be to give the
Pennsylvania Schuylki Valley Road free right OF
through Reading for its proposed line 10 Pottsve The
decree also permits the road TO lay its sidngs In the
street To points where manufacturing establishments
bc reached As soon The decision rendered. the
Pennsy lvana Schnyik Valley Company set nearly POO
men nt work laying tracks and by evening they had laid
tracks along nearly tho entire liver front of the city
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09

THUutIE OVER tlHAHE1TE
ana aslensheh that hUhe ~ the great dallies, Who
trsi ~ srppia correspondents even ~ hnsasia have
nHiiei hp following Incident which, hes has estsnl
W Hunl 80 ihp hiiiGi,.it relations between liirtr
alttahipi ahu HE iisslah iiHiprinis Aitei 'pnii
nhiai given lately hi iHe lflher when a The irsi W
the pniAJsni he'd Withdrawn the itisslan phini 70
Mfuri lh iAp dlnlhE itiui siNnhlhsl Nlth NNssfh
sah iepf in ihp busailau sprNipe The conversation
hss inriWpied hi hn lGuft chamberlain rpiileif ea
W. Tao nltfer rside ad heifait reminding hlW ihst "
wac agninsi enetln "a s1be la The dinns- -iOni iefS
'hs sIn' al sinOhlng apartment The kissa an envoy
mug Informed Oi the by hs cuini alfiOi. lpuk Ni0nnl
vhuhee, an sfi the palace hastily. The Prince hurried
s ing next morning 10 enrrrss his personal regret al
hh occurrence and actually dismissed his chamberlain
ior my part, have heard ~ various imnnniiies attach
is tO the past OF envoy but heard that they
rAemt rlni the rules Of common p0lileness. Every
'hins Is, however, POSSIBLE 10 Russians.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
NO CLAIM TO REPUBLICAN SUPPORT

For number of years past The Nem- IorL
Times has yicously attacked every Republican leader
and advocated free trade doctrines la season ana out
of season. IL has OF damage than benefit "a
tile Republican party and we are heartily glad to get rid
of IL at last. -
has now forfeited all claim 10 Republican support. II
at first pretended that bolted because could not stand
Baine but since election 1t has relOiccd In the fact
Thai the Democrats have majority in the House OF Rep
resenatvc and declares that the Republican party Is
no rule It continues To pound Blaine Just
a. though the campaign still in progress. and II
thereby making him stronger and stronger with the Re
publican masses. 80
We trust that no Republican in Steubcn County Will
subscribe it to the end of tne aud that all
those who have paid IL advance will stop II the
minute their subscriptions xpire The Times is Demo
cratic paper let the Democrats support It,
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
BIDS FOR NEW AQUEDUCT WORK.

Proposals for constructing the new CrOtOn
Aqucduct In the Twenty fourth Ward and in Westchester
County. were opened yesterday by the Aqueduct Com
nissioners In Room No OF the rRlBusE Building. The
~ the work for which bids invited IL mostly
In tunnel and is divided into ten sections, designated
Sections A, b. 2, 3, 4. 8. o. 7, and 9. They extend
nearly thirty miles frOm point near High Bridge "a
trutur Dam There one hundred aud seventeen
bids ard several hours we're consumed IN reading them
check was delivered VS. the Aquednci commissioners
by each bidder for per cent OF the amount ~ the
nv required FOR the faithful performances ~ the cuntfc
Ths sfsuiity ainuunts tU from @TDOUD tU flnDuUO Dn
, each apriou ~ the wurk The amounts ~ the yaiiUus
unbannret bils will not be announced until tUtay!
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
FAILURE OF THE J. l. CASE PLOUGH CON-
PANY.
10 Plough

RACINE, Wis, Dec. S.-Thc j. |. Case Plough
Company OF this city this morning executed and filed
with the clerk OF the Circuit Court assignment to
Charles II. Leo The nominal value OF the assets Ia
$685. Tho total liabilities estimated at from
$75O.O0O TO 100000 II Is hoped that arrangements
may DO hereafter made for the discharge OF the assign
ment, and to allow the company to with Its bust
ness. Except its indebtedness to Mr. Case and few
small secured items. the debts of the company do not
amount To more than 100000 or 10000. The banks
secured for all advances and Mr. worth
I'm available property upward of 81. 900 900 The
see has filed bonds in the Of S67j 900 with j.
Case and stephen Bull as suretos.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09

msreiai had 20 Co. because ~ its remarks upon MT
Baine's Augusta speech You know how many h"p""
eans In the country voted Tor Mr. Blaine aud ai a' h'
advocated You want To heal old factions ANA restore
harmony" That Ia all very WELL hut have We go, W
lower our flag to every opposing cdue 70 gam sum 20
result No. air. dive straight Repubicahirm IT,
liz Mr. Eyarts for United states senator or sonc o'
s' ~. ~ ~ pac q 1854 sIBsCRIIEH
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
A PROTEST AGAINST TIE WAR IN RATES

Austin Corbn, president of the Elmra. Cort-
land ana Northern Railroad Company has written to the
Board OF Railway commissioners of this State calling
their attention to the ruinous of rates between the
NcN-NuIk, West shore and Buffalo and the New York
Central and Hudson River railroads which. he SAYS
threatens great injury to the shareholders and boldhOd
of both concerns, not 10 speak of the want of conf
denCe II occasions In all manner of railroad securities
Mr.. tOrhiu maintains thai II is the duty OF the commits
sUnrra 10 protect security holders and other creditors
from the destruction Dt their rights which Is threatened
II the war be permitted any longer to continue.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
SUSPENDING WORK IN THE COLLIERIES.
rrInuSEI

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. S.-A committee of
the Schuykl Coal Exchange issued to-day the following
request to operators In this state "TO fully carry out
the spirit Of the agreement it is essential that the
mining h0isting preparation and loading of coal from
December % to 81 be entirely discontinued and ii ia
earnestly hoped that the above agreement for suspension
VIII be Carried Out by every one IN good fllth."
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
DIED.

ABERCR0MBlE-In Jersey CITY on Decsmber tho Rev
Richard Mason AbercTOmbe ID d. rector of ~ Mathews
Church In tho b2d year Of his age.
Funeral held st Matthews Church Jersey
CITY thursday morning December H. at III O'CLOCK,
under the direction OF tho Bishop OF the Diocese.
The clergy generally sd friends 0 tho late rector are invited
70 attend
OLAIR-At the Metropolitan HOTEL December o. Nellie.
daughter OF Mr.. Henry Clair.
Fuasra Unversty Place church lOthst and uni
versity place Tuesday December y. st III O'Clock ~.
IntcImont temporary.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
TIE MINERS IN COURT.
nv tsLsan,pn ntne relsuss.

LoGAN. Ohio, Dee. S.-lhe cascs of the
miners arrested for pa tirinnng ~ the riot ~ Murray
CITY lnsi npnh up ~ the iurhns Cslnty court ~
tp,nnon pleas ths morning, nnl pn mniirn ~ ~" he
nnpr wrte continued ~ the hthiuatv trrll tnnur IL
ruiipn ~ atnnsllfarY tnurH lhr snnihs 'n huin hr
fsifUai hiilsps they are enhuis Une Arrest IA W.
Dl
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
FOUR MINERS KILLED BY AN EXPLOSION

SnAMoKIN Penn, Dec. S.-An explosion in
the slope of Henry Clay shaft to-day caused the death OF
Richard Tuckett. Peter Kohle. Joseph DuseInan and
Jonathan Fox the fatal injury OF Thomas williams
The bod,ea OF Kohls and Duseman wero recovered and
efforts are being made TO recover tho othor Tho mino
Is nod with gas and tho work very hazardous In
u great excitem ment about the mine.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Dec 81 q m.-The movement OF
the barometer yesterday was upward. Clouds gave
place mt evening TO fair and clear weather. The tenn
perature ranged between 400 and $50, the average
utAs,i being 7so lower than the corresponding day
last year and sAo lower than on sunday
Clear and colder weather may be expected oday In
eli and
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09

hut nothing To hath. psth s really niee.no earmcn
Hrst speaker "A, that's all very well and nes nns
nov do tsll mo- what do you consider friendship " Inc
rcpy was Well YOU ssa, there's no aorimony az hath
snd as foe friendship why, I'll tell you what don't ea
{ frendsnlp r.sn follow doesnt care ad-h Ior YOU
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09

banking business. and Ia the direct result OF the nrms
Joining several sypdcses In the purchase OF real sstse
ten years ago. These purchases tho firm has been
obliged ~ and carry for several years fhey say
that no uneasness need no felt by parties Interested IN
loans placed by them.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
TIE NEW-YORK SENA ATORSHIP.
A WASHINGTON VIEW.
STRANGE STORIES ABOUT REPUBLICAN REJOICING
OVER REPUBLICAN DEFEAT.

WASHINGTON VIEW.
STRANGE STORIES ABOUT REPUBLICAN REJOICING
OVER REPUBLICAN DEFEAT.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The Pittsburg letter about the New
York Senatorshp this mornings TRIBUNE has caused
interest here deep enough to he called on excitement
You may well be told as later that among many
Republicans there is the bitcrest hostility to the Presi
dents being made Senator while they all know that all
this hesitation and attudnizng about not wanting 10
be candidate is sheer pretence. He Is candidate III
ready pulling every string and with every friend sharpe
Hatton Schuyler Crosby Chandler and the rest al worh
for him.
You would be surprised to know how e'h-
eral is the feeling in this city that the Aominis
tration did not desire the election Of Blaine and Logan
prominent Inoisan stated publicly in one OF the
today that after the adjournment or the chicago Co
yention there not the slightest notice taho" vi
either OF the nominees by any member OF the Ca1het-no
word Of cOngratulaon good cheer or goou "isnes
nobnr hui snllen silence which continued to the end
of the campaign At the last the same man deciared'
there is little doubt three members OF the Caphet
Frelinghuyscn McCulloch and Haton, were unrrichdy
to the success OF the ticket!
A New-York politician of prominence says
that Blanes treatment by the Admin-
istration is precisely what General Scott received
| from Fmore's Administration in lS12 lie
insists that open attitude OF decided frendncSS OH
the part of the Administration would have made oiher
ence of five to sht thousand votes on Newfork anu
woud have elected Blaine and Logan beyond aperad-
| venture
Much feeling expressed in certain social circles mere
abon the merrymaking ut the state Department on me
NIGHT of the election. Cleveands success. MI
| FreIinghuysen Bancroft Davis, and Assistant sec
| retary John Davis. were among those present
| The DISPATCHES convinced them then OF CleNci'nd :
ELECTION and Bancroft Davis WHO has received thrr" ap
pointments from President Arthur especially over
| iOycd at Mr.. Baine's defeat. ~,
vast deal Of gossip to the same end IL lying W ,e
air here and YOU just well understand that thS
Administration f. going out amid very bitter feelings on
the part great many who II might have had lte-
publican successor If IL had wanted IT,
| Washington, Dec. :, 1884. FOUR AND HALF SfRElT
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
THE WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS

WASHINGTON. Dec. S.-FOr New-England,
generally fair weather westerly winds nearly stationary
temperature.
For the Middle Atlantic States. generally fair weather.
westerly winds, slight changes in temperature.
For the Ohio Valley and TENNESSEE, fair weather,
variable wnds. stationary followed by higher tempera
ture.
For the Lower Lake region, generally fair weather
westerly winds slight changes in temperature
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
WILL CONFIRM But NOT ENDORSE.


This talk that the senate will refuse to
confirm the appointment of secretary McCulloch
Is twadde Of the romantic order. Mr. Me
Culoch will he confirmed. of course, but
the significance of his confirmation must not he mSun
derstood II will be simply act OF Difference 10
President Arthur and in sense is 1t TO be taken a.
al endorsement of McCulloch's economic doctrines.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
From the Uhifskdu RsUisO.

UEFTNIU.
There 10 capital definition OF friendship given in the
Volume which Lady Pollock has just published about
hacready. When the tragedian was at Cheltenham he
overheard the following conversation bst two tpsy
fellows al an inn DO you like Exeter T. asked one gen
ssinAa vi Lis Companion Pretty we, the reply.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
Post Once Nonce.

~ for sed a0t S m G
delivery At destination all Atlantic mails are for
varied by the fastest vessels available.
PRoaPfLr in all cases at this office as follows
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ss for FOR ESoDs sD ms ss,ys
directed per 1870 IN for Germany. etc.
E.ida. southampton asd Brs@,n letters toi
dlrsctcd per Iaaa' at $40 ier Frames direct;
a"d he esr, eS fSc cr gS per ;.
"psr acapulco D at i3O fOr Jamiica, savanla
@ aa a m m %G o Sa %nd% a1S ana
na;sn .e ~ va Me-. orleans Gs suio and
THURsDAY-At 93oa IN. for Europa per $ Adristic
wa ouesnsowa st,>rs for German, and France must Be
~ SSevR via Py%out6 hSr6ourr and na%Sars al al
Soa, wa nayana an. Tor Ca.peens Chiapas "a
state. %a. Be pfn directed psr @
FR!DAY-At a n for Newfoundland and a. Plsrrc
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sA1sRDAY-At 1899 iorthe Netherlands direct PEI
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GpsclaI NoIie:s.
Il. SomerviIlc. AuctiOneer.
ny ORTGIES a co.


A X. SomerviIle AuctiOueer.
ny ORTGIES co.
ART GALLERIES. stj and BAT Broadway
beg that have received instructions
from
MESSTS. II. l.. SOLOMON'S SONS.
or UNION SQUARE AND i6TH.sT.
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Manufacture importation. in order TO reduce
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PARLoR AND BEDROOM SUITS.
CARVED OAK AND BLACKWALNUT CABINETS,
BUFFErS. MAHOGANY. ROSEWOOD AND
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SILK. PLUSH AND LEATHER.
CENTRE. LIBRARY. AND DININu-RoOM TABLES,
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ELEGANT SILK PLUSH. TAPESTRY. vELOuRS.
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LACE CURTAINS AND DECORariONs
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10 BE sObD Al AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE.
THURSDAY AND FhiDAY AFrERNuoNs
Dnr n ANDiS A. S;lDUuLOcH
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
THREE GEMS For MINING.

Trade Tribunal to-day and unanimously decided to
continue the present rate of mining. three cents a
busleI.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
IRFiNG IN fHiLADELPHiA,

lRT TELEGRAPH 10 rhK ThiBlsEi
PHHADELPHIA, Dec. s.-fhe Chestnut Sire ct
Opera House was crowded to nght 10 hear MT Henry
Irving and Miss Terry ia The Merchant OF Venice"
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09

The buckingham Hotel. 90 Fiflh=ayp, New.
work giusr thp aihrdiai "a irpuefl ~ ~ the tpiy
head ui hotels ~ hs country s iupauh IA attractive
eni uHtphipht ~ apppssi . lr hNnsp 10 patntei w
,hp hesi tiasa ~ ,he travelling lhip hHs,ph bai
Advertiser
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
BUSINESS TROUBLES,
sToppAGe OF WHITE LEAD WORKS.
Ipr rsLEoRArH To The TRIBUNE.

lBr TELEdRArH THE rRibusE.i
Sr. LOUIS, Dec. B.-The Collier White Lead
Works will shut down on Saturday. The concern has
capital Of 81 900 900 and employs 800 men. II has
plenty money and only stops account OF oyerpro-
duotiOn aud dulness.
CONDITION OF RAYMER, SEAGRAVE & CO.
TOLEDO Dec. 8.-The assignment OF Raymer,
seasye Co. 10 entirely Independent Of its osning and
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09

Art -
GRAND HOLIDAY SALE
NOW On EXHIBITION AT
THE BARKER GALLERY II AND 40 LIBERrY-ST.
the elegant costly display OF European Art Pottery
have had the pleasure OF exhibiting
sale by auction the afternoons Of
WEDNESDAY and TIL RSDAY. DECEMBER 10 and IL,
commencing at z O'Clock.
ROYAL WORCESTER DRESDEN and BERLIN VASES.
tAPO DG MON NrI GOODS,
CROWN DERBY and FANCY ARTICLES,
Royal WedgewoOd Vases
FRENCH CHINA, DINNER, TEA and DESSERT SETS,
MINTON, COPELAND and DALTON CUPS and
SAUCERS, IN CASES.
HUNGARIAN ITALIAN FAIENCE, JUGS EN-.
AMELLED PANELS. AMBER COLORED WARE,
LEMOG Els and BA RBOTI = r. JARDIN NIERES.
Exhibition from a. m. 10 D.
GEORGE l. BANKS AuctiOneer.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09

itsgd MsTh n AiHaTs appreciated aHi sald tao NJ,
snIuF vita gah Wnfk slwaTs tells Tho hgass sNi Hala
sss. al tunayps 4 On 30 Wust . a. ias hyu PLACES
A. Dnnbnr ihuss sn Gusss ani cad al euapntlllua
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
Diamonds.

Diamonds.
RANDEL. BARRYMORE & BILLINGS.
IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS OF DIAMONDS.
MANUFACTURERS OF DIAMOND JEwELRY.
6S Nassau.st and 20 Maiden-lane, New.York
At. Andrews-st. London.
HeIiday and Wedding Presents.
Diamonds Fine Jewelry. sterling Silver. &c.
II N SQUIRE 4 SONS. 81 Fulton-st., New.York
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

this city rnths
dotted
as
nut phAr macy. ns Broadway
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09

Tho farT, Novol AMI BlIOu au,arss
L. a IL l Anthoay u 90, 55l Broadsay. N Y
40 years established Ia thls limo Of business
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
0isss,i uailssy

A ti.asl iiaissy
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thelf ssiipiiss fee aiif gesfisnsei wiih asw
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fran hath fngelsn aHd American sGhaas af art
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
40 5TH.AVE, COR 22D.st
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A FAITHFUL SUPPORTER OF BLAINE WANTED.
TO the Edttor OF The Trtbune.
SIR: I'm June last the writer had to drop
The Times and iost Of course. In November The Com
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
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PSALMS.
REVISED. |


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from Rheumatism and Neuralgia, with Hop
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Q. Though thou hast sores, pimples, freck
les, salt rheum, erysipelas, blood poisoning,
yet Hop Bitters will remove them all.
10 WsAt woman is there, feeble and sick
from female complaints, who desireth not
health and useth Hop Bitters and is made
well.
IL. Let not neglect to use Hop Bitters
bring on serious Kidney and Liver complaints.
l2. Keep thy tongue from being furred,
thy blood pure and thy stomach from indi-
gestion by using Hop Bitters.
IS. All my pains and aches and disease go
like chat before the wind when | use Hop
Bitters
a. Mark the man who was nearly dead and
given up by the doctors after using Hop Bit
iers and becometh well.
Is Cease from worrying about nervousness.
general debility. and urinary trouble, for Hop
Bitters will restore you
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