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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-09
The Latest News.

BERLIN, March 9.--At 2 o'clock this
morning all was quiet in the palace, and
the Emperor was sleeping soundly, with
some prospect Of improvement.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-09
THE FIRE RECORD.

NrwanK, n. j., March S-Ich iweh-
inc. and r. Kelley a Sons heather factory
IN Lexington street, were DESTROYED py ,I nv
early this morning. The loss u WV"
partially covered by Insurance.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-09

BERLIN, March s.-Betwcen s and 10
o'clock p. IN. the Emperor greatly i'm
proved. He repeatedly par,ook OF soup
and drank one glass OF champagne. lie
spoke to the doctors andexprcssed desire
10 get up, but was not allowed 10 rise cx-
ccpt partially, 80 the bed might be rear
ranged. Prince Bismarck and Prince
William paid him q shoIt visit AZ 9 O'clock.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-09
r,uhIle TecIIug NenndaIIFcd.

BrnIIS, March e.-PubIic feeling Is
greatly scandalircd by the recklcssness Of
the press In announcing the death Of tho
Emperor, and by the conduct Of the cler-
symen in tho church at Potsdam, who In
formed tho congregation that prayers Tor
the recovery Of tho monarch we're usclesS
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-09

BreLrS, March Or. Mackenzie V
onfdont tibet he crown prince can travel
Evening journal., 1888-06-29

trus.ee's SALE The estate, comprlsit s
about 5000 acres of land, was divided
into 20 farms. The aggregate amount Of
the sale was s44,S74. The Wicomico and
Pocomoke railroad was also sold at trus-
tees sale for SO. 900 to the oondholders,
whop urchased il in the interest Of the Bal
timore and Eastern Shore Raiilosd Gem
pany.
General ]. b. Seth. president OF the lat
ter road, who was present at the sale, says
that the Wicomico and Pocomoke will be
run the same IS at present, but that the r..
& T. company will commence at once to
build the Baltimore and Ess'ern Shore
railroad, and run it II In connection with
the ". & 2. All the arrangements have
bssn perfected between the Annapolis and
Baltimore Short Line, and the Annapolis,
Washington and Baltimore line to go over
the B. & O. or ths B. & P. from tae con-
nection With the ferfyboat at Annapolis.
The people here are very much pleased
at the sale OF the road TO the parties who
bought It, as It Is expected to insure more
direct communication between Baltimore
and Ocean City and intermediste points.
Evening journal., 1888-06-29
BKLAwARE STATE FAIR.
Secretary Barnard In Providing
Coed transportation.

Secretary Barnard Ia Providing
Gsod transportation.
d. P. Barnard, secretary OF the Delaware
State Fair, is in the city at present. visiting
his son-in-law DR.. Peter Cooper OF 9ls
West 81. He expects to remain here for a
few days. Mr. Barnard paid a visit TO
this authorities OF the Pennsylvania railroad
in Philadelphia yesterday, aud he has
about completed arrangements for a special
train from this city to Dover during fair
week. September "a. 3 26, 81, IS and 20.
This train will be run for the benefit OF the
Wilmingtonisns who wish TO see the races
It will lsavs here about 1l.30 n. M, will
stop at Middl0bown and all stations this
aide CT thar place, ami it will return
home Immediately after the races
are concluded, special rates Of fare will be
granted passengers on this train. The fsir
special which the railrozd company has
been running from this city to Dover fair
for the last 10 years. viii be continued.
This train II will be remembered leaves this
city about s =. m. going just Ia advsuce Of
the 8 80 4. "a. mall train, and ssops at all
stations. Tnis train leaves too early TO st.
tract tho Wilmington patrons Of the races
and is more of.an accommodation 70 the
people along the line OF the road from Mid
dlstoUn and down than il has been to VIII
mlngton. Knowing this the managers Of
tue fair viii probably start this train
hereafter at Townsend, as It Is believed that
such Of tins Neutrality-suspicious. who wish tc
attend the fair all day eau bs scocmmo
dated by the s 80 q m. mail train.
Secretary Barnard also disposed Of the
bulk Of the fair privileges in Philadslphis
yesterday, receiving considerable ad-
vance for them on what he had bser
getting bstore. Tho financial prospects ol
the fair are very good, growing brighter
every year. II will not be many years
says Ar, Barnard. before a handsome Snt
commodious main building shall replacl
/ the present structure.
Evening journal., 1888-06-29
STATE BOARD or HEALrn.
Papers Read by the Secretary and a
sanitary Convention 10 be Held.


Au adjourned mseting Of the State Beard
Of Health was held &c the Clayton House
Yesterday. Ths members present were
Drs. Atkinson. Cooper, whiteley. Mustard
and DR. Bas1, presiient The secretary
read papers on smallpox Ia Wilmington
from November last TO April 20, 1883. and
on his inspection OF the Brandywins river
May Sd, 1ssS The action Of the secretsrv
IN the case OF Robert Kelly vs. Mrs Sarah
e. Todd, both OF Rising Sun. was ap.
proved. He reported notice served TO
abate nuisencs within two weeks. Other
notices we're reported as served to abate
uuisances Of prIvy wells at that point.
The secretary was instructed to notify
the Boards OF Health OF the various towns
in the state when smallpox or cholera may
appear In the state. On motion OF DR..
Cooper the president was requested to in
form the governor that vacancy existed
In ths board from New Castle county. The
secretary read a long paper on the adul-
teration Of milk and food, and suggested
that special committee bs appointed to
pressAt the whole subject to the next Lsg-
islnture. The members OF the board we're
muck pleased with the paper, and the
whole suhjsct was referred to the members
from New Castle county. DR.. skinner, DIR.
Bush, and the member TO be appointed.
Drs. Cooper and Mustard we're requested
saeh to prepare pspsr on driven wells in
their respective counties, the supply Of
water and its condition produced from the
wellI. These papers are to be read at the
next meeting.
On Motion Of DR.. Cooper committee Of
one member from each county was ap
pointed to arrange for sanitary couYeu-
vention to be hel3 at Wilmington or Dover
next fall Dir. Skinner Of New Castl,
county, DR.. Cooper OF Kent, aud Dr. Nus
tard OF Sussex were appointed the commit
tee with Dr.. Bush chsirman and member
ex.ofllcio.
Dr. J. P. Bush was reelected presiden
sHd <. b Frozsr. secretary OF the BosrC
for the ensuing year. Ordsrs wore drawr
for the Star job Printing Co., $520O, anC
e 3. Frazer, secretary Sl25.l1. ThI
meeting then adjourned.
Evening journal., 1888-06-29
rhe A. q. W.Ledee.

The Supreme Ledge Of the Auci ent
Order OF United WoIkmen OF the world
opened its session at Louisville, Ky, June
10 and adjourned On evening OF June 25.
William Il Jordan. supreme master work
man, presided at tho sessions The meet
ing was important and interesting Each
grand lodge was represented by three dele
gates. The grand lodge OF ksrylsnd,
Delaware and New Jersey was represented
by Samuel Eckels, w. A. Reynolds and
William Il. Yermilye, respectively. Messrs
Eckels as chairman snd Ysrmilye were
appointed members OF the committee on
the Upchureh memorial, aud Mr.. Reynolds
waa appointed member OF the committee
on Appeals and Grievances. he returned
home on wednesday.
Evening journal., 1888-06-29
N. MEGARY & SON.
$40 Tatnall St.
AND
Sc. COR. SIXTH & YATNALL.

We announced a few days
ago a reduction Of 20 per
cent. in our Refrigerators.
The reduction had the effect
of moving them very rapidly
We are still selling them at
the reduction.
We have put on sale this
week about 40 Hall Racks,
having marked the prlce very
low, as will be seen by look
ing over our goods and prices.
q We have every conceivable
style Of Hall Racks, both in
Walnut and Oak, either to
hang on the wall or stand on
the floor. Prices ranging from
81 to $50.
We can give you a neat
Walnut Rack and Umbrella
Stand combined for SIS, worth
$8.
We have a large, substan-
tial rack, very fine work and
finished in the latest style, for
$500 was cheap for S18 90
or an elegant rack, with heavy
French plate mirror, with the
best trimmings, for $25, worth
$50.
We have many Of them be-
tween these prices and are
satisfied that If you are need
ing hall racks you can get
suited here at a surprisingly
low figure. A few of our
bargains are in the west win
dow on Sixth street.
The prices quoted will last
for 10 days only, at which
time we expect all the marked
down racks to be gone.
We would ask you to look
at our bed canopys for $3.50
No trouble with mosquitoes
and flies when one Of thes,
are used.
Evening journal., 1888-06-29
Not cont.ntea. hn. A.plrlnr.

"Contentment il better than richesn That
sounds like The dospairing vail OF disap-
pointed man. II in a patent medicine, in
tended FOR those who hAvs tried for success
and have failed. IL ia warranted to have
the Sams soothing effect Shat ths conclusion
about the grapoz had on th0 fox. lftaken in
sufficiently large doves IL will make a man a
helpless nonsntity. II IL a narcotic that does
more harm than good 1t puts TO sleep the
very ones who need waking. Ths fact is,
contcntment il satisfied lREiness. Those who
bottsr themselves and gss she grapes do not
think they ara sour. A true man is not
necessarily discontinued, bus he 10 ever as
piring He would dc more-bs more-get
more. IIs does not care for absolute con
tentment The utmost h0 will Gdmit is that
coutentment, with riches, ia batter than
without them-Walter Gregory in North
American Eeview.
Evening journal., 1888-06-29
THR USUAL PROGRAm.
Judge CummIns's Court Ras tn,
Regular Offenders BsrOre It.

Judge Cummins's Court HAS the
Regular Offenders BsfOre It.
Henry Mcdaniel, chronic drunk, was
fined 81 and costs at this mornings session
Of the Municipal Court.
Spencer Williams, colored, ives fned s.
and costs for disordeIly conduct. 6allle
Kennard keeps what she says is a "vsry
nice house, on Bird st., and Spencer,
without any regard or respect for Sallie's
house went there yesterday and kicked her
door.
Lewis Pyle was found by ofi,er O'Horra
on the 'cosst" with clock under his arm.
The officer thinking that Pyls hadn't much
ass for slocks except to trade them for
whiskey, arrested him and he was held over
until to morrow morning.
Tho case against Harry Scott for dis
orderly conduct at thS saloon OF Julia Pyle
In South Wilmington was dismissed upon
the payment OF costs.
John Murphy was rsoommitted until to-
morrow morning for drunkenness.
Evening journal., 1888-06-29
neslh of an old Traitor.

Thomas B Lincoln. who, It Is said. was
the only person tried Tor treason during the
war II ths rebellion. died yesterday at his
farm near Elkton, Md, sged 20 years. He
was born 10 Philadelphix, aud after the
annexation OF Texas went there as the
agent OF New York capitalists and
amassed large fortune. he took an active
intersst ia politics OF the day, aud was a
leading member OF tbs Knights Of the
Golden Circle, whose agent be was In the
northwest, in which capacity be was ar
resssd in Cincinnati Ia 1872 and pat on
tTiAl for treason. A letter found in his
possession from Senator Bright Of Indiana
to Jersrson @. Davis was the cause OF
Senator Bright's expulsion from the United
States Senate. The indictmsat for tresson
was quashed, and after the war be came
north, settling 10 this viclaity.
Evening journal., 1888-06-29
PatronIaI Feast Of The church,

There viii be specIal services ot st
Peters Fro-Catbsdrel on Sunday next, in
celebration Of the Patronial Feast OF the
church. Rev. Father John DAY will csle.
brate bis first mass. Rev. Father Camp
bell will act as deacon, Rev. Mr. NoIen Of
st. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore, sub
deacon, and Rev George L. OFT of this city
master OF ceremonies. Very Rev. Father
Lyons. Vicar General Of the Parish, will be
the preacher. Ia the evening solemn YES
ley of Hocksesin, with the same officers
assisting. At both services Masters Hig-
gins and Connolly will assist in the sane
tuery.
Evening journal., 1888-06-29
nrourhtInLnte.

Stansbury j. Wiley and wife have
returned home from Cincinnati.
The "W entworth" pullman palace
car newly painted went up p, w. g.
B. r. r. with 2.35 train.
Rev. w. W. Wilson Of Easton, Nd,
was badly bruised by falling Off a step
at Dickinson College yesterday.
Col. John Wainwright Of this city
will 60 to New York tomorrow for a
business trip Of several days.
Misses BERTHE and Annie Grise who
have been visiting relatives ia this city
left for Reading, Pa, to-day.
The Delaware Field Club viii play
the Pastime Base Ball Club OF Bslti-
more at the Field Club grounds
tomorrow.
John S. Littell, son Of Rev. j. Gard
ner Littell will return home from New
Haven, Conn.,, this week. Mr.. Littell
has been attending Trinity College.
The Baltimore Light Infantry passed
through here about midnight last night
on their way 20 Cape May where they
will spend their third annual encamp.
ment.
Complaint 10 made by the residents
of the vicinity that the garbage carts
have not been out 4th st. for week
and that the garbage is becoming de-
csyed and poisonous.
Skaters are at work on the mansard
roof OF Crosbys.& Hills new building.
The scaffolding has been removed
from the front OF the building. II
presents a fine appearance.
Letters testamentary we're granted
this morning by Register of Wills
bradford on the estate Of William
Holschumaker of New Castle to Louisa
Holschumaker, his widow.
Mayor Calvin B. Rhoads will prob
ably go to Baltimore on Monday morn.
ing to attend the saengerfest there,
The Delaware Saengerbund will not
take part in the competitive einging
next Monday.
George w. Stones wagon was going
up French st. Wednesday loaded with
cask Of black oil. Just below 3rd
st. the hoops OF the casK became loose
and the 4S gallons Of oil which the
cask contained streamed out into the
street and soaked away between the
cobble stones.
Misses Sadie and Ida Boothe have
returned from South Jersey Institute
at Bridgton, to spend their vacation at
home. At the commencement exer
cises MISS Ida Boothe delivered an
oration on the "Modern Faust" The
address was received with a great deal
OF interest by the audience aud favoTa.
bly, commented upon by the news
papers.
Evening journal., 1888-06-29
snnish-Da DashleII.

Miss Ella, daughter OF DR.. John W. Da
she'll, aud Mr.. Z. Orrick Smith we're mar
ried at Princera Anne, Nd, wednesday
evening. st the Episcopal church. Rev.
tsndants were Kisses Lena Woolford and
Lila Dssbiell, Miss Green, OF Aberdeen.
and Mrs Eophie Woolford. The bride sp-
preached the chsncsl on the arm Of F. D..
Dashiell, her brotker-in-law, and the groom
was attended By bis brother, P. n. Smith.
of Baltimore. The bride was dressed in
white.
Evening journal., 1888-06-29
A Pair Of Runaways.

A team OF horses attached TO one Of
Warmers express wagons ran away on
Madison st. this morning while the driver
was delivering q package. The heavy
express wagon struck Joseph Scborah's
wagon, loaded with vegetables and berries,
near 9th st., demolishing it. It's contents
were scattered over the street. The shaves
we're knocked Of and completely torn from
the horse No damage was done to the
express wagon and no one was hurt. Ber-
nard McHugh Of South Wilmington. stopped
the runaway team.
Evening journal., 1888-06-29
Salary raid a Chef

The price that il has been averred Joseph
demanded Of hIr. Vanderbilt, $500 year,
is prepostorous II Joseph Wers reality
such salary for q cEsf in a private house,
especially a houss like Mr. Vanderbilts,
where there are few grand dinners, would be
ridiculous. Probably the sum was francs,
and not dollars, which would be on par
with tho salary Mr.. Vanderbilt has paid be-
fore for the same services.
There arc few cooks in private houses in
New York who receive more than 5000
francs, but not many. The chef at Dolmoni-
cos has long been credited With 5000, but
his work is tenfcld that Of = private cook
He has a score Of oookz 70 manAgo-New
York Cor. Chicago Esrzld.
Evening journal., 1888-06-29
INVITATION FROM rAmMANT.

Mr.. Quinn Receives an .EnvitAtion
90 a Meeting or the Braves.
Couucilman William H. Qainn received
an Invitation this morning 30 attend the
Fonrth OF July celebration Of tbs Tam
many Society of New York city. II is the
1Ooth anniversary Of the celebration OF the
Declaration OF Independence by the Tam
msnibes aud 1t is proposed to make this a
great occasion. Leading tpeaksrs have
been sscursd and big ratification mseting
will be the outcome. Ths celebration will
take place 10 the New York Academy OF
Music The Invitation Is signed by James
A. Flsck, grand saehem, Joha he Qaade
father Of toe council and IS sachsms.
Evening journal., 1888-06-29
niehin.on CoiIene.

The exercises OF the one hundred and
6fth commencement OF Dickinson College
at Carlilse. Pa, were held ysster-
day IN the James W. Boslsr
memorial hall. Ths graduates from
the PeniaEuls were; Simpson A. Bender,
Oaklville, Nd; Jamss L McLain, Wood
bHry, Hd. George r. Sterling Cris6eld,
Md A. Lincoln Dryden, Crisfeld. Nd,
Franklin N. Welsh, Of Chester, Pa, was
also member OF the class. Sterling OF
Crisfeld delivered ths class oration.
Evening journal., 1888-06-29
Danr Daily ,sr susaa,

IFanll oI--..- 2 ~ q - - N,I8 90. -.
ADDITIONAL TR ms
Baily, srcept Sunday
Leave DUPONT sos a. n.. NeWbridss
m. Arrive Wilmington s.42 a. m.
Saturday only
Leave Reading iaeo , M Arrive Birdsboru
II % p. m Leave Dupont 40 p. m. ReNbridae
l.40 y. m Arrive WllmingtoR ace D. m. Leave
Dupont os 2, m Nswbriaxs 7.lt ,. n Arrive
Wilmington z Is p. "a
Sunday ealy.
Leave Springfield 1919 a a.. warwick 10 %
Springfield 5 50 D m, warwick asYp a. A.
rive at st. Peters s.50 p.m
For connections st WiluinE.oz, At q o
junction, at ChAddis Ford Junction. At Ceafes
vile and Wayhssburg Junction, At Birdsboro. al
R-adi1E see timetables ct all stations.
BOWNssSS BRIGGS. General Passenger Agent
A. G. MCCAuSLAND. Superintendent
Evening journal., 1888-06-29
TWO FOREIGN VESSELS

|One Cienra for Vera Cruz and she
other loading FOR south AzserIca.
The Mexican steamer Tlac1talpam
|eleared from the Custom House yesterday
for Vera Cruz.
The British bark c. E. Robinson OF ST.
Johns, N B., W. e. Bresn. captain, en-
|terea at the Custom House this morning.
The vessel will load with railroad car
materials for South AmsrIca from the
Harlan aud Holliugsworth Co. This is the
1vcsssl that Is aground below the cutoff
fhridge.
Evening journal., 1888-06-29
THEY ARE NOR DEMOCRATS.
An Authoritative BenIal-The New
Cmeers.

An Authoritative BenIal-The New
Officers.
Mayor-elect Harrington completed bis
list OF officers this morning by the appoint
ment Of Samuel Coyle. Jr., 10 place Of
George Wingste. Frank L. Ayars, police
man for Eighth Street park, and Asbury
Sterling, janitor
Il is authortatively denisd that Swift,
Burroughs and Evans Of the new force are
Democrats. Burroughs. it Ia stated, was
formerly Democrat, but Is now Repub-
lican. Evans has twin brother who ia a
Democrat. but the appointse himself has
been Republican 10 the Zig hth ward for
years Swift is represented to be
q good Republican. Rltsenhousa has been
a Democrat, but was never active IN poll
tics. This leaves Todd and Solomon, re-
appointed from Mayor Rhoads's force. the
only working Democrats on the new force
/ and kths amount Of work done by them
prior TO their original appointment was by
no means great, SO It is said by Democrats.
Evening journal., 1888-06-29
RAILROADS.
WILMINGTON a NORTHERN RAILROAD
w Timetable, IA eject May -. ta6S
Soma NORlH.
ADDITIONAL TRAINS.

ADDITIONAL TRAINS.
Daily, except Saturday aMd Sunday, leave
Philadelphia, B. A o. r. r., $50 80 p. m,
ton, 6i5 D. m;B a o. Junc.ion, = .. N;
Hsubridge, Q 80 D, n Arrive Dupomt 81 .. m
On Saturday only VIII leave Wilmington At
% 20, NeWhri ige S.A5 N. Arrive Dupont
0s p m Leave Wilmington Ills . m, New
bridge II IS D m Arrive BuBent 1i.bo D m
Leave Blrdsbore i.i0 D na- Arrive Reading La
pm.
on Sunday only viii lrass Mt Peters 1000 .
70, WarwioE 1914 a n, springasia ie.sl a "a.
Arrive Beading ii.af q m.
GOING SOUTH.
Sunday
Evening journal., 1888-06-29

Sole OF an Eastern shore II. Il.
Baltimore Sun.
BERLIN. Nd. June 2s.-The real sststl
.pt Col Lsmuel Showell, president OF tb.
4" ieomico and Pooomoke Railroad Com
=7zas ~=s sold rrssiirs. Wednesday, a
Evening journal., 1888-06-29

Our Rustic Porch Rocker beats them
all for comfort and strength. johnson
Il barnhill.
Evening journal., 1888-06-29

Scniiler's celebrated Fever aud Ague
mixture ss cCiiutock's tue grocer
Evening journal., 1888-06-29

The best is the cheapest. Try L. & G.
-four, sold by Nichols, 9th and King.
Evening journal., 1888-06-29
SECURITY TRUST co.
no. $40 MARKET aTRERT,

CAPITAL truu paid 100000.
Allows Interest on Deposits of
Money an Follows;
nepoaitH payable on demand .......a Per cent
Deposits payable after 10 days notice,2k per ca
Deposits paya0l3 after - days nOtiOa, per Ct.
Special rates for deposits made for a year or
more. Active business accounts are net taken.
The company actn a. Executor. Adminatra-
tor, Truatse Guardian, Receiver and agent and
rents small safea IN nre and burglar proof vaults
BUSJ. NIEI.Dt Pres. II RsMNs ~, Viso-Prea.
JAhAn b OllKKsos. Treaaurar.
Evening journal., 1888-06-29

Have your Feather Beds cleaned
right now By Johnson : Bsrnhill's :
Evening journal., 1888-06-29

Groceries very shesp at G.. B. Un-
derwood's, N. =. cor. 18th and French.
Evening journal., 1888-06-29

Oak Suits shown at prices sure tc
please the buyer at johnson & Barn
.,,..-. en- zr~~s~.e -
Evening journal., 1888-06-29
Price List For six Hat Work

R,o-tiny ....... e to 80 eta
Ciesnirg and shapinz. M 20 20. IS cas
Altering. with new band and hnd
ing snd fashi0zs5i~ carl ...-..-. $isS
Remodeiing and all nsw-triramed
COapieto. .....-.-- -..-- $50
Old hats II the plush vera cf
and rcqulrs new .uah. We WI
rec0vsc n wiIh new pluss en-
tireiy for .... ....-........,.... ab0
Felt Hats clsaned, dyed, blocked
and trimmed ......-..----..-..- boc-no xl.bo
kIrrsLI.. rracticsi Halter.
e F1rfh So
Evening journal., 1888-06-29
the DAILY STA

The Daily Star contains all tbs news Of the
day in ~ attractive form. It's special cores
nondence by cable fcom London, Paris, Bernn
Vienna and Dubiia, is commsudabls feature.
At Washington, Aibauy. aud other news
c8olers. the Ablest correspondents, speedily
retained b. The Star, furnish tns latest news
bF telegraph.
Itslis-rary features are unsurpassed.
Ths financial and Mxrket HsviewM are
unusually full and complete.
TERMS OF THE DAILY STAR TO SUB
6ChlBEhS
Fres II Postage IN the Un ted States and Can
ada, oatsids the limits OF New YORK City.
Every d y. for one year, including Sunday s. 90
Daily, Without Sunday, one year, Coo
T. very dav. six mo lths, $50
Dail without Sunday, six months, 400
Address.
THE STAR,
Evening journal., 1888-06-29
N. MEGARY ( SON.

Cash or weekly and monthly
payments.
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PENNIES AND SMALL CHANGE
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