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Circnit Court.

Hon. A. g. Ayres, judge.
To-day-Call: 1894, Amanda Evans VS.. T., B.
& W. Railway Company.
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Indiana, Bloomington g. Western.
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Kansas and Texas Fast Line, c. $40 pm
Burlington and Rock Island Ex-
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Denart-Eastern Express Mail daily s..rc APO am
Atlantic Express, c., 9. ----.----.. 4O5 pm
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Arrive Pacific Express, daily, and G. 7:2O ara
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26
BE prompt at the polls to-morr ow
Personals AMI Briefs.

People were wearing their OyercOIts last
night. Evidently there had been a hail
storm somewhere around.
The Dispatch should be notified to- day
Of any changes in tie voting. pieces, 50 that
publication Of same may be made in the
morning.
The Danyille Railroad company will
shortly build a fine fretght-bouse near IT,
sheds on the property acquired from the
Mayo estate.
Mr.. +. T. Glasgow, while ailghting from
A streetcsr yesterday afternoon on lower
Main street, fell 10 The ground, severely
bruising one arm.
J. W. lockwood. ESQ. cashier Of the
National Bank Of Virginia, j. recovering
from severe Illness. and has been ordered
by his physician to leave the city.
Mr.. Separk, who was injured day be-.
fore yesterday by the explosion OF a soda
water fountain. was thought 10 be a little
better yesterday, but be Il still in q critical
condition.
The interpsl-reTenue office will be closed
on Monday, May 3lst, because II is IA,
tional holiday. PersOhs not tlklng out IL
censes this week will. therefore. have ~
pay The 30 per cent. penalty.
Mr.. Il. W. Gillis. % Washingtou, ID. c.,
formerly Of Richmond, Is al the American.
She accompanied TO this city Miss Mollie A.
Byrne, who delighted the Mozart audience
with her singing Monday night.
The Board Of Supervisors Of HenFico
county have concluded not 70 incur any
further expense for detective work 10 the
Hall c1se, and have dispensed With the
services Of Mr.. Wren. Their obligations
in this respect so far amount TO about s25O.
A mass-meetlng Of the liberal voters Of
Jackson Ward will be held tonight at the
corner Of Brook avenue and Duval streets
at $50 O'Clock. The following speakers
will be- present senator Robert Norton,
+. A. Randolph, Emmett Scott, L. White,
j. p. M0nissey, and others.
Several members OF the family Of Mr.
George :. yashon, Jr., who lives at No. 5l6
north Sixth street, we're made sick sunday
by eating Of ice-eream-eases Of "ttn-pOi-
soplnR," Il Il supposed. The eustard was
poured into the freezer bot and allowed 10
set all night.
Old Dominion Council, No. q,
order Of the Golden Chain has elected
the following officers for the ensn-
yiee-C commander, Il. ID. sowell; Assistant
Commander, A. J. Nelson Prelate, ID. W.
Bowles; Guardian, T. J. Bowies; Guide,
W. W. Winfree; sentinel, :. II. Turner.
The commission Of e. w. Harwood a.
Deputy supreme Commander was received
and seeepted. This Lodge is rapidiy 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26
Piedmont AIRLINE.
RiCIiNONp AND DANvIiIE RAILHOAD-INPO
TANT 10 TIE TRAVELLING PrBLic-sUs-
PENSION OF TRAINS.

tf' laMVNf AM HhNh AiatsAs lfA4siafAF WI
TAN1 TO TIE TRAYEiIiSG PrBLic-sus-
PENSION ~ TRAINS.
On account OF the change OF gauge 10 be
made on the several divisions and branches
passenger trains will be discontinued on
The Richmond and DaDviile railroad sys-
tcm--as follows:
YOrL -kirer Dirlsi0n Cbetween Richmond
and West Point. .-Thursday. Msy 21th.
ram No. 80. due % leave West Point A.
s.20 L. NJ. will be abandoned. Train No.
81, due to leave Richmond from Richmond
and D9nyille depot at 2:45 T.. 81. will. on
The 9th, depart from the Tw,nty.fOurth-
rect deIOt on schedule time. but will
make no connection at West Point with
steamer for Baliimore.
KicLmOnd and DdHriHe DiriSiJn (be-
tween Richmond and Charlotte .--Tburs-
dny. May 9th, Train No. j2 due o. leave
Richmond AT A. NJ. VIII be- abandOncd.
Train No. 30. due b leave Richmond at
3.2j l.. NJ. viii leave on time on the eth.
/ rain No. 80. due al Richmond at ! A. NJ.
on the 21lh. will not run north of DAN
vile. Tram No. II. dUe NJ Richmond al
3:3j 7. n. on the 21th, viii run. bat n de-
layed train. Tuesday. June lst. Train No.
80. due 10 leave Danyille al s.0i A. VI.
SCUM IpNIAs VIII uf Nft4ltl nj lthhtiie
until about midday or until gauge Is
changed. and will then run through a. de-
layed rruin. Monday. May 3l.t, Train N0.
30. due 10 leave Richmond at 3:2j =. NJ,
will not 20 south Oi Danyi ile. Train No.
81 Will leave Charlotte on June 1t A. sOO3
a. gauge y changed.
North CdToiina IrrisiOR (between Golds-
bOro' and saIeml Tuesday, June lsl,
Train No. 81 will ~ delayed until gauge Il
chant ed. No. 80. due 10 leave Goldsboro'
at 1850 A. ~, will be delayed until gauge
il changed.
BeSfeTn North carolina DiriSiOR DE
tween Salisbury and PANT Rock).-Thurs-
day. May 29th. al trains will be- abandoned.
atlanta and Charlotte dir Line Dirisi0R
between Atlanta and Charlotte). Monday,
Nay 3lst. Train No. 81, due b leave Al
lanta al Z. NJ. will b. abandoned. Train
No. 30. due % leave ChlrlOite al 3 A. NJ.
June lst. Will be- abandoned. Tuesday,
June lst. Train No. %. due 20 leave AtIanta
at $40 a. NJ, will not leave until about
midday, or until gauge i changed. Train
no. 81, due b. leave Atlanta at +. ~, will
leave on time June Isl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26
Richmond Theatre.

A very pleasing performance 0! the Nj
kadO was given last night al the Theatre by
tie Adelaide Randall BljOU Company. The
absence Of members IN the chorus was not
Observable A. far a. the singing was con-
eIncd. for the voices Of the principals were
SO powerful and harmouized so beautifully
HAT the audience were delighted, and
showed. by their repeated encores, their
appreciation Of 30 artistic performance.
The three little maids looked very capti-
vaiing. Miss Adelaide Rzndalfs Yum
Yum did her infinite credit, her song Of
the Moon and - was very sweet, and was
rspturousy encored, and the modulation Of
the madrigal wac admirable.
All the company were in excellent voice
ard omitted none Of the business Of the
opera.
Tonight the Mascotte, Miss Randall
taking the part Of Bettina. She was The
first lady who sang in this role South OF
Mason 4 Dixon's
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26
Arouse. Democrats!

TIE following circular has been issued
by some Of our ward clubs. Every Demo
crat ought % heed the advice given, warmly
enlist in the work to be done. get up early
oh the morning OF election, call for his
neighbor, aud go 10 the polls and vote
early:
10 the Democratic Voters:
Too great stress cannot be laid upon the
importance OF the election which takes
place tomorrow (Thursday), for an "Inde-
pendent ticket" is IN the field, and the
Democrats Of Richmond know what that
means. Every Democrat must vote, aud
vote the full, straight ticket. We cannot
afford to lei the opposition elect even one
councilman or one justice OF the peace. II
Is important that the Democrats should
vote early. This early voting gives stImu-
lus to the Democracy, and it also saves the
ward clubs the trouble and expense OF
sending for voters. Vote early, and bring
your ueighbor with you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26

The yestry Of ~. Johns church have
put on exhibition in a window Of Messrs.
West, Johnston & Co., 9ll east Main street,
plans Of chapel to be erected in Fulton
In memory OF the late Rev. A. W. Wed
dell. u. y. Mr. G. 7. 4. Burgwyn Is the
architect.
81. Johns already owns, through the
generosity oi Richmond gentleman, q
large and eligible site on Denny street
between Sixth street and Williamsburg
avenue. Weddell mission OF st. Johns
church now numbers fifteen communicates
and 4 Sunday school Of l52 officers, teach.
ers, and scholars. The memory Of that
great and good man seseryes such q chlrac-
ierlstic memorial rs this chapel. which will
bear his name. and when erected it will be
Of great benefit in every way 10 the neigh
bOrhoOd in which II stands. Bishop Whit
tie has cordially endorsed the enterprise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26
The Rerormers, Committee.

A meeting OF the Central Committee o.
the Reform psriy-Hon. Henry l.. Carter
chairman; DR.. T. +. Siratton. secretary
was held at Wilkinson's Hall Inst night.
Besides members OF the committee there
were present two hundred or more mem-
bers Of the various meetings, assemblies.
or whatever is the name Of the bodies BY
which the delegates 10 the committee were
elected.
The body remained in session until 1879
O'Clock. mapping out work and making ~
rangemeuts for the election tomorrow.
The ticket as adopted by the Convention
at former meeting was endorsed by THIS
sssemblage. No new nominations were
made. II was currently reported thai
pominations would be made for one or
more Of the city officers, bu. such was not
the case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26
NEW SCHOOL BUILDINGS.
Approprfasiou made by the fsoard Of
AIdermeu Yesterday.

A meeting OF the Board cf Aldermen
was held yesterday afternoon at o'ciocs
IN the Council chamber. Present; Messrs.
Bass I'm the chair, Adams, Barssdale,
Cabell. Crenshaw, Dickerson, Powers, ROB-
insop, Rose. Taylor, and williams.
The Chair announced that the meeting
had been called at the request OF the tosn-
mittee on sehoob, who bad report to
make.
Mr.. Dickersou, chairman oi the Commit
tee on Schools. presented the following:
RICHMOND, Va, May 25. 1856.
To The Council Of the City Of Richmond;
Gentlcmen.- Committee on schools.
10 undertaking 10 carry out the resolution
providing for the construction OF new
school building, End upon receiving com
petiiive bids for the wors thst the amount
Of money already appropriated Is insult
cient 20 complete the buildings In accord
with the plans approved aud adopted 10y
the school Board. In order 90 reduce as
far n uCssible the cost OF the buildings the
plans and specifications were referred back
TO the School Board for Revision, With
such changes and notifications az might.
with the assistance OF the City Engineer,
be deemed advisable, aud upon the report
Of the Board this committee recommends
the appropriation OF an additional sun Of
money, and asks the passage Of the follow
ing resolution: be h
Resolved by ihe Council If he Cits Of
RichmaRd the Common Council con-
currIug), That the Committee on Finance
be authoriZed 90 issue az such times as
they msy deem best for the interest Of the
city Sij,G00 IN per cent. bonds. the lace
value of said bonds 10 be placed 10 the
credit Of "eIeCtion OF school buildings
10 be paid o,.t on warrants issued by The
Committee on Schools when approved by the
City Engineer.
Respectfully submitted.
J. c. DICEEEsON. Chairman.
Mr.. DickerSou moved that the rules b.
suspended and the resolution put on its
passage. Agreed 10.
Mr.. Dickerson then stated that The twen-
tv-three bids which had been received were
in excess Of the amount appropriated, aad
that they were unwilling 10 accept any
modified plans for the reas1n n that they were
not good or a vi,able. believing that IL was
Lot their duty 10 recommend the erection
Of second-class building unless absolutely
compelled 10. He thought it proper tlat
the appropriation should be made nON, be-
fore the present Council goes out.
Mr.. Williams endorsed what Mr.. Dick.
erSon said. He declared that there were
hundreds Of children who are now walk
ing the streets unable TO get into the
schools. and he heartily approved Of the
resolution.
The resolution was then unanimously
adopted.
VIRGINIA AGRICCLTURAL SOCIETY.
Mr.. Powers asked that the rules be sus-
pended TO allow him 10 present petition
from the Virginia State Agricultural So
ciety asking for $1,000. Referred 10 the
COmmutcc on Finance.
Adjourned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26
society OF ~. yinesn, DE s.aul.

The Conference OF st. Vincent de Paul
of 81. Peters Cathedral has selected Messrs.
John L. D0herty, Darius Columbus, VIII
liam Daffron, and John VI. Higgins as dele
gates to the Fourth General Assembly OF
the Society Of II. Vincent de Paul, which
meets at Carroll Hall. in Washington, d.
G.. on the sth Of June next. The Society
has councils and conferences in all parts OF
the world.
His Grace the Most Rev. james Gibbons,
archbishop OF Baltimore. Will open It's ses-
siODs. The Object Of this Society l. 20 aid
persons In need, regardless OF creed, sex.
nationality. rye, or color. Great deal Of
good has been accomplished by the confer.
eDces in this city. Delegates from all coun-
cis and conferences In the United States.
Canada, Ireland, England, and Scoillnd
will be present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26
Tie Imhoden staiistics.

Those Wbo have failed 10 respond 10 the
interrogatories concerning the manufactu-
ring and industrial interests Of Richmond
should do 80 at once IL they wish TO present
our city In il proper light before the world.
Mail your answers to Mr. 4. A. Brock. II
il not necessary for any manufacturer or
merchant 10 sign his name or that OF firm.
All that u wanted 10y the statIstician Is the
data. II any establishment has failed 10
receive 4 circular write a postal 10 Mr.
Brock and II will b. forwarded al once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26
w. ID. HAMMOND's CAsLs.
The Preliminary Examination Con.
tinued UnttI Saturday Next.

Last "wednesday night W. ID. Hammond
was brought here from Campbell count,
where he was arrested charged with OBJ
tanning $3.50 from VI. 4. Page. Of this
city. under false pretenccs. Oticer Lam.
KIN. who went 20 Lynchburg after the pri.
souer. swore ont another warrant a. soon
Is be got here, charging bin with ualaw-
fully and feloniOu~iy marrying and taking
20 wife Cne susie Wayne. He. the said W.
u. Hammond. having before married and
taken 10 wic one Laura l.. W. Lamb. aud
She, the said l.. i. W. Lamb, the lawful
wife Of the said ". y. Hammond. being
then living. The eases were called in the
Police Court next morning, and. on mo-
lion 0i counsel for the accused, were con-
tinucd until yesterday.
THE CASES CONTINUED AGAIN.
When the cases were called yesterday
morning the accused took n seat 10 the left
Of his counsel, Judge Edmund Waddill.
Jr.. and Mr. samuel NJ. Page appeared a.
counsel for JT. VI. I. Page. Justice Rich
ardsOD said he bad no jurisdiction IN the
case Of bigamy, which it Is alleged was com
mlited by the accused In Campbell county.
and that b. did not desire 10 20 into The
trial Of the misdrme8nOr ease while the fel-
cny case was pending; that the usual
custom where person J. charged With two
offence j. TO merge the lesser offence into
the greater. Judge WaldilI insisted upon
The accused being tried here. and was aDN-
Iou. that the examination should proceed.
Justice Richardson called Officer Laukm
10 The stand and questioned bin. IN order
20 ascertain whether or bot he had iuris-
dicti0n in the case.
Officer Lamkin said that be- had received
information that Hammond. who bad
wife living in Richmond, had married a
Miss Wayne. ~ Campbell county; that
when BE- served the warrant against hin
for obtaining money from Page on false re-
presentation he questioned him in reference
70 the second marriage. Hammond At iir,t
denied il. but afterwards admitted that BE-
hsd married Miss Wayne. but said al
hands were drunk when the ceremony wa
performed.
Justice Richardson said that he would
continue the eases against Hammond til
saturday, and that he would write 10 the
commonwealth attorney oi Campbell
county end endeayor 10 ret the witnesses
frCm that county by that time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26
Knocked Him Ont win Tong.

Monday evening while engaged al their
work at the Tredegar Iron. Works Joseph
Hill and Samuel Smith had personal diff
culty. in which Hill Knocked smith over
the head with q par % tongs. smith fell
and blood ran profusely, but the wound is
not Il dangerous one by any means. The
wounded man was not able 10 appear IN
court Yesterday, however. and Hill has
been baied 10 sppear saturday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26
Fever and Ague.

e. Nreeland, Hackenssck, \. j., Feb
ruary %. 1885. writes that b. has been
troubled with fever and ague for over two
YEAR. Quinine would not cure bin.
though taken In very large doses. BY
taking i've Brandreth's Pllle a night FOR
two weeks be was restored 70 perfect
health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26
Drugehsts

sell with confidence those remedies that are
purely vegetable and are known 10 cure
and b. leave no after bad effect. such .
medicine u DIR. Dayid's LAYER Pulls. that
have been tired and pronounced 20 be ne
best. They are 4 boon % those who su'fcr
with sick-headaehe. bili0usness, or torpidl-
" ~ the liver. Price 25 cent? boxes
for ell everywhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26

BE SWIFT TO HEAR Those sore afiIc-
tions, Eczema tSalt Rbeum). Erydpelas,
and each and all other skin Complaints, are
safely, speedily, positively cured by PaI-
mer's "skn Success" Trade supplied by
Purcell. Ladd Co., Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26
CouYiefs ReeefHed.

The following conyicts were received at
the penitent.ary yesterday: From PittsyI-
yania-Morgan Witeher, for burglary, two
years: Isham Jones, for forgery, two years !;
Aaron Jones, for house-breaking. two years /;
Charles Oakes, for attempt at rape, five
years Peter Cook, for horse-stealing, three
years. From Iynchburg-Harry Milligan,
burglary, two charges, two years on each.
From soutbampton-Preston Moore alias
P..Perkins (eoIoredb bouse-breaking aud
larceny, eight years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26
Grand Grove Of Druia..

The Grand Grove OF Virginia, United An
cient order o, DTuids. will meet In annual
session at Druids' Hail, Mayo street, over
the Police Courtroom, 1t 10 A. Nj. to-day.
OF this order there are I've groves In the
Stale. with total membership Of about Eve
hundred. The Grand Grove is composed
0i the Grand officers. one representative
each from the Other groves and the past OF.
fcers are both entitled to seats on the door.
and 70 vote on al questions except . eall
OF the Grove. The body win probably
complete their work aud adjourn tonight.
Stand by your party. II You are Demo
Graf vote fhe Democratic ticket 10. mn 3rrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26
.Tue.d., ana rhur.asy noonI,rhss., /,

The steamer Ariel made the trip last
night 10 Dutch esp and return with q
gOodly number Of ladies and gentlemen,
who enjoyed IL highly. Tomorrow night
viii no doubt yield a larger crowd. We
know Of nothing more pleasant henaboub.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26

v. NJ. Lee L. the Democratic nominee Tor
City Sergeant. When You vote tomorrow,
see that his name is on your ballot; II 1t Is
not. then you are not voting the Democratic
feEaf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26

BE carly at tbs polls tomorrow. Keep q
sharp lookout for mixed tickets and bogu-
ballots. Get the real Democratic ticket from
the Democratic ticket-holder, and vote IL
straight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26
OIHER sPEECHEs.

Other addresses. brief but excellent in
character. wore made by Colonel J. j. Hlck-
man Of Missouri. Hon. :. Il. Chase Of Penn.
svlvania. J. y. >tearus ~ New York, Mr..
stone Of Ohio, Rev. Mr.. Wright OF England.
:. D. Hastings OF Wisconsin, james &.
Thrower Of Georgia. and others.
Between the speeches there was singing
by the sidney Lodge choir, and duets by
MIS-. A. A. BrOOkbank and Mr. Miller, Of
Indiana.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26

II you would please General Malone and
the Republican party, Do what you csn TO
split The Democrats; but II YOU love yOIr
party, stand by the Democratic nominees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26

II is q positive fact that We are selling
our stock Of Clothing II prime cost 10 make
a change In our business.
T.. b. sPEScE 4 Son,
Ninth aud Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26
SMOKE TKIxr cIoAks.
SMOKE TKfxY CIGARs.

TIE DISPATCH JoB-PKisrIss Houss 10
thoroughly equipped 10 do eli kinds os
Book AID JoB-PkIsrIxe ~ Toe shortest
notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26

Tomorrow Is election day. Be prompt
al the polls. Stick 70 your party. Vote
for all the nominees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26

cresssnr In numbers. n initiatfd two 80
received nine new applications af TIE ~
sneeiing. &. q Bitting h the suprvnee
Commander OF the order.
Mr.. W. A. Robins. constable OF oioQs
cester county, yesterday brought 70 Dr. -.
II. Tsyior. State Chemist, the stomach q
colored man named George Howard, wbo
died near New Uptown, In that county, On
the 18th instant under circumstances g1vtn&
rise 10 the suspicion thsi he was poisoueQ
by jacob A. Baytop and Mary Z. Howard,
deccascd's wife. Mr.. Robins not being ssa-
thouEizcd to agree with the Doctor - 70
lis fee, returned 20 Gloucester 10 consuH
the sufborities, and took the stomach back
with bin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26

Polls open tomorrow at 4:54 A. NJ. aud
close az 10 Il. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26

SMOKE rn1xY CuoAxA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26
ing TO adjournment Bkhop McTyeire 10
the chair.
Rev. Mr.. NanGenhaumen, Of Texa., c0n-
Quoted the religious services.
r.r-n,flN ufccro.r roN.rrnrrrf.

The report of the Committee on B0unea-
ries. recommending that the churches OF
the German Mission Conference be per-
mlffed, II they shalt 80 eject, 10 unite or
combine with the English speaking Coo
ferencc> III whose bounds they are located,
was taken UP sud adopted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-26

The report OF the Committee on Quar-
terry Review was called M. IL recon-
mends that the Southern Methodist Qn1r-
ferfy ReUioso be published hereafter a. the
expense Of the Publishing House, and tha'
the Book Editor be editor OF the Recieir.
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