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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Conev Island Jockey Club races sheepsheai Bay
Interstate Commerce Commission. United States Court
room. -,.. u.z..-
Fx Alderman Goetz's trial. Court OF "eherN Sessions
Union League Club meeting. evening
otao coc;c,v snociol meeting, club house. D. m
Newly Chicago baseball match Ne" Fo'" "rou"uS
3:45 p. m. - ,,-,,u.on ,ssoc,, 49,,
Grand Opera House Hall, p. m .,, -,
homeopathic Medical Society," oph'haimo Hospital
r rep1blican business Mems Association. No u52
Grand-st, p. m. . oo h,,.oa .,s
-. o,,h =, and 81 Nicholas-aye, Q 80 p. IN.
Fire Patrol Relief Associs ion picnic suHers fafK
National Rife Association shooting contests CIeenoor
Iong Island Live Stock Association fair, Hunting
Annual epcampment Of Sons of Veterans. Paterson.
n. j. ,- D..--...,. p.xx - -
Music in East River Park by 9th Regiment Band 4
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12

NO DECISION ABOUT THE POLICE CAPTAINS
The Police Commissioners yesterday failed 10 agree
on a verdict I'm the case Of Captains Carpenter ana
Mclaughlin. who were tried recently for alleged
neglect of duty Mr.. Voorhis moved 10 find the cap
tans guilty Of the charges, and he was supported py
Mr. MacLean but Commissioners Martin and McClave
voted MOP Mr.. McClave argued that the captains
had proved that they had made efforts to prevent
gambling in Ann and Fulton SITS. The testimony
regarding the raids by Anthony Comstock on TWO Oh
the gambling houses there, he said, showed that IL
was impossible for police detectives to get INTO those
places He also aimed blow at Mr. Voorhis over the
shoulders Of Captain Reilly by declaring his beet tha
there were moro gambling houses In the Nneoeentn
Precinct than in all the rest of the city, Meesis'
Voorhis and MacLean also voted to remand the ue-
tectives under Captains Carpenter and Mclaughlin 10
natrol duty but the other two Commissioners "oro
opposed TO such step, ,
Police Sergeant George B. Kass, OF tho Cen'ra'
Office Squad was retired on pension of Sl,ooo per
vear He had been on the force twenty seven years
and IN all that time he had not lost day by SICKNESS
and had not been fined for misconduct lie was To-
tired on account OF age . H., ,u,ou ,oneion
.. I me- Iamrinda f. Fox a poiicemans widow, al
though the report her application showed ndo $40
is siSfyseven years old and has pima nOther "a
sunnOrf Lately she has not been aole 10 wOrh t
has had to depend on the wages 81 her uausn No
amounting to So week. The family i've @' 1''
Parl-aVe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
FLAGS For the PUBLIC Schools

10 present United States flag 10 each OF the public
schools Of the city. II IS also expected that the
Board Of Education will order flags to be displayed
OH The school buildings on each school day. Tho
Post has appointed the following committee to act In
the matter Of presentation: Major b. Il. Corwin and
Comrades Calvert, Howatt, Collins and Johnson. II
Is proposed to present the flags at public meeting
in some large hall with appropriate exercises, 10
which city officials and prominent G. \. H. men Will
be Invited. Tie idea Of presenting the nass orlgi.
mated I'm New York. whore Lafayette Post pIesen' ed
stand of colOrs to the college of the city. tn" first
Dreseutation 20 the public schools made by George
n Thomas Post I'm Rochester, which gave a flag 10
each OF the thirty two schools I'm that city. There
are seventy nine schools ia brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
HE FUNERAL OF DR. MEYYIyGER.

TIE FUNERAL OF DR.. MENNINGER.
The funeral Of DR.. Henry J. Mcnningcr took place
yesterday afternoon in Grace Episcopal chapel, at
High and Gold SITS. The body Of the dead was
dressed in his Grand Army uniform and on his breast
were the badges Of the c. A. r.. the Society Of the
Army Of the Potomac aNd the Military Order of the
Loyal Legion Of the United States The comrades Of
Mallory Post, No. 81, G. A. r., 10 which Dr. Men
ringer belonged, attended the funeral IN a body. and
there were also present representatives of the Kings
County Medical Society, the German Apothecares' So
clety. the Loyal Legion, the Gcmania Bank the
Brooklyn saengcrbund. ard the NewYork Pharma-
ccutical Society. Many public were present.
The services were conducted by the Rev. Il. II. L.
Tighe, minister in charge Of the chapel The burial
was I'm Greenwood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
CHARITABLE REQUESTS OF A HEBREW.

CHIRITIBLE BLVU INIo OF N III =, :
Aaron Hershfcld's Will was filed for proDate III llo
eo,o to,s Office Yesterday 1t was executed May Il,
1880 and names the testator's sons, Levi N anu
Mitcbe Hershfed, and his sOnnlaw Daniel T. nay .
as executors number of legacies are leit 10 'no
dead mans family, and the following public oequesS
arc made: To the Congregation HamdraSh Hasa"oi'
$500: TO Chcbrah Mshnayoth, 5000; TO Cleprdn
Kadisha 1900; to the Hebrew Benevolent ana orphan
ASYLUM $500; to the Home for Aged anu In.ii.
IMaelites, 5000 to the Montehore hoilc ~. - tho
ah,os s,oo. TO Mount Sinai Hospital, $500; to the
Doborab Nursery and the Hebrew ShelteI1ns Euaruah
society. $50 each to the Machsike Talmud Torah AS
ISOLATION $500 the Malbh ArTen Fy S6a
zoo! IN the Adult Blind Aid Association, SiOo' W
The Hebrew Free school Association $3.50 ana 70 inc
rabbs of the congregations at Mir kowno anu ~,
Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
THE HUNTINGTON FAIR DELAYED.

The fair Of the Long Island Live Stock Association at
Huntington was again postponed yesterday in conse-
quence Of the storm 1t will begin to-day with the
programme of the first day, and continue until Satur
day, rain or shine. William Dickerson, ffteen-year-
old boy, Of Huntington had on exhibition sx-foot
schooner yacht made by himself for which he received
a diploma. An exhibit by o. W. Hubbard. of River
head, showed sixty different varieties of potatoes H.
C.. Buner, of Cold Spring L. L. received honorable
mention for an exhibit Of oysters. The award
for the greatest variety of apples raised and eX-
hiblted by person made to william ana aus
SamIs The second premium went TO Il. o. Washburn.
The award for he greatest variety OF pears was made
COlVpr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
MESTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINs.-.\ council will meet I'm LAFAYETTE
Hall al D. sunday, september % for the pnrpose
II recognizing the brotherhood OF the Bethel Hautlst
Church. public service VIII be- held I'm the evening
The Board of Assessors has divided the town
into two election districts, and has named the Town
Hall the polling place I'm the First Ward aud Brccse
carriage store ia the Second Ward. The dividing
lines the northcry ana southery sides OF Railroad
and Wcstchrstrr aycs.
Mt. NERNON.-1he salaries OF tho school teaC hers
In District No. . have been inc ieascd In the IVth
District a teacher OF music and elocution has been
engaged. Representatives from the various
iIo companies have united the following ticket ::
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
local OPTION FOR NEW-JERSEY.

A State convention of delegates under tho all
spices of tho Church Temperance Commission and
Now Jersey Temperance Alliance was held in the
hall Of the Young Mems Christian Association at
Newark yesterday. The object Of the convention
was to take action for securing the passage Of laws
by the next Legislature TO give local option to the
counties of the state. General Clinton b. FISK
who was of the delegates, said wish 1t under
stood that while | am Prohlbhionist in favor
of local option. As an American freeman, | resent
the action of the last legislature which repealed the
law of 1885 | know that some members of my
own party do not agree with me in my opinions
ON local option. but / shall always and everywhere
be in favor of tp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12

KLUNDER, THE FLORIST, IN THOU bhH AuhiN,
NJ Hohrhos Of the City Court, has appointed
c,arIes A wheeler receiver for the property OF Mary
q Klunder florist at LA Broadway, on the app
cations Of W. s. Allen, Judgment creditor for Soooa ana
Thomas Young IT,, Judgment creditor for $lo2o' The
,ar,s recorded against her aggregate about s6,sOO
She Is the wife OF Charles F. Kunder, who failed In 1855
i,h liabilities OF $4,000 and who has since managed
the business as her agent
Judgment for scopes was entered yesterday asas' e
rr,o,atonal Etchers' Publishing Company, Of No 40
broadway and Of Philadelphia and Camden IN favor OF
James v Laerty the president for services rendered
The company was incorporated May 10. 1885, with
capital stock OF 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
THIEVES GOT A LARGE BOOTY.

Newark yesterday that Mrs Louise Kraeger, living
at No. 81 Bclmont-ave.. had been robbed on Monday
OF ST. 800 I'm cash, and gold watches and chains "a
diamond pin and several other articles OF value, worth
altogether about 81, coo more Mrs. kraeger VINO
Is widow, keeps beer shop at No. 6l sprlhgheid-
ave.. and her money and jewery were in metal
box which She had placed I'm a closet the second
floor On Monday Mrs. Kraeger went to the closet
and missed her box. After valnly searching Tor IL
She sent for a police officer and the matter was re-
norted TO the police authorities, VINO yesterday thor
6ucbly searched the promises without finding any
thing. The presumption IS that the valuabies were
taken by person familiar with the house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
SUPERVISOR MIA UGHLIN RESIGNS
SENDING CITY ADVERTISEMENTS TO PAPERS
NOT PROPERLY DESIGNATED FOR

THAT PURPOSE.
Soon after the meeting of the Board Of City Record
yesterday Supervisor william G. Mclaughlin handed
his resignation to Mayor Grant, to take effect at the
pleasure of the Board CircumS tances have been
leading I'D TO this result for time and yesterdays
meeting no doubt hurried things along somewhat All
the members present, including the Mayor the
Corporation Counsel and the Commissioner OF PuDnc
Works Supervisor Mclaughlin presented some phls
for certfcaton which Corporation Counsel Clark re-
fused to sign because he had no positive knowledge
that the work had been done according TO the contract
mr. that there were sufficient unexpended funds to meet
them as was required by law. The bills were then
referred on Commissioner Gllroys motion to me Cor
poration Counsel, and Mr. Mclaughlin was directed 10
report at the next meeting the amount OF money
already expended the amount of outstanding bills, and
the balance TO the Boards credit.
The trouble which ended in severng Mr.. McLahgh-
Inns official connection with the city government after
term of about six months eliminated He lald Dc
fore the Board number OF bills for newspaper ahverts
ing which he had certified correct in the usual e1
and voluminous FORM large part OF them "cro ioi
advertising in 80 Tho Star" The members were ABOUT
to append their signatures when Commissioner I'll
roy who had been looking the vouchers over, lhqucu
II the newspapers making tho advertising Claims nan
been regularly designated the law prescribes IL
took some time to 90 back over the minutes and ma
the list OF newspapers which had been so designated
During this interval Mr. Mclaughlin remained Silent.
Tho examination terminated in the as
covery that not one of the papers was on the
list. Then Mr.. Mclaughlin calmly s~u ~
no was aware of the fact but thought best that the
bills should be paid although they had Deeh mouIi0u
somewhat irreguarly.
To say that the Mayor was mad" Is to put 1t mildly
"What do you mean ?" he demanded of the super
visor DO you want TO have us all indicted oy the
Grand Jury? These bills were illegally cohtraceu
and cannot be paid
The Board speedily adjourned. ,.,..L
After he had signed Mr. Mclaughlin said that oIe
work OF the place was hard and the pay TOO small
The salary Is SO, 900 year. He also said that ne
wished to relieve the Mayor OF embarras snenl III Ms
l. understood that 1t will be thoroughly reorgannea
several names are mentioned for Mr.. McLaughnh
succcssor Including Hans S. Beatde, exSurveyor OF
the Port.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
THE SONS OF VETERANS ENCAN1PMENT.

The National Encampment Of the Sons OF Veterans
at Paterson, n. j., yesterday afternoon confirmed
the action Of the court martial in the matter of the
dshonorable discharge Of Past Commander n-Chief
w. 5. Payne, Of FOstoria, OHIO. The report of the
Adjutant General shows that the Sons of Veterans
organization has gained 1860 during the last year.
Tie Surgeon General reported that 10000 men above
the age of eighteen could be sent into tho battle
field at short notice, # the occasion required il, all
armed and equipped. At the conclusion of last
nights session. G.. A. Stcadman Camp, No 6, of
Hartford Conn, worked the side degree. The cleo
ton of officers will take place to-day.
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steamer Rotterdam Dtch Van der zce Hottsrdsn

steamer Rotterdam (Dch Van der Zee Rotterdam
Edye a Co. -S~
Steamer Pennsylvania. Thomas Antwerp via Dsptrord,
Peter Wright I. Sons
Newport News aud ST ThomasU q Brazil Mall "a CO
Steamer Valencia Chambers Laguayra. Puerto Cabeo ana
BaracOo- Boulton, Bliss & DalletL
Steamer Athos OBJ, Low Port an Prince. &c-Pm Yop
Steamer Niagara. Hansen. aud Mexican ports
steamer indian Prince (Br, Cox Hayana-w d Munson
Bark Pedro Guzi (span). Pags Maaga-Poer Harmonyr
NeDhews & Co.
Brig Esela tBr) spicer Port EzsbethArkelI Douslau
SAILED,
Steamers Adriatic Arizona City Chicago Gallia fr
Iiverpoo Aler Kaiser Wilhelm II and Vorwars Bremen
Noordland Antwerp Newport Aspinwall Maradham, Paa
Ciudad Condal, Havana. Ardandhu. Philadelphia
BELOW.
Ship Union (Ger). Fokken. Hamburg July 10.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL. Sept IO-Arrived steamer osiitano tspanl
Gocochea, from New York.
Watkins from NewY her way TO Liverpool and proceed
cd.
Sailed Bothnia (Br. Watt from Liverpool henes
SOUTHAMPTON Sept l2-Arriyed steamer Lain tGerl Hen
mers, from New. York on her way 10 Bremen -
llArTiye. steamer Holland tBr) Foot from
New-YOrk on her way TO London
LEITH. Sept i0-Arriyed steamer Mneoia tBrj. Evans
sTETTrx Sept s-Arrived Polaa (Ger Schroeder
from New York
from New Yors.
HAyKs Sept 1l-Sailed steamer RugtA Ger. KagowA
from Hamburg hence for New. York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
JERSEY CITY.

The Foresters parade, picnic and games which were
to have been held yesterday, were postponed on ac-
count Of the storm until September %
Tho sale OF property for unpaid taxes which was
advertised to take place yesterday, has been post
ponod until October 10. Tho property In question
Is some that has been passed upon by the Adjust
ment Commissioners under the Martin Act When
IL is sold, the purchaser gets clear title. but the
owner redeem IL any time inside OF year af'er
the sale. II not redeemed the purchaser acquires
absolute title to the property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
p4yTNG TIP HIS DFFlLCATTOy

Ex-Deputy Collector William c. Towen, OF the
Bureau Of City Revenue. who was recently arrested
for Withholding money Of the city collected by him.
Yesterday paid over to Controller Myers the sum Of
the alleged defalc ation 81 500. IT is asserted on
Towen's part that he has been made the scapegOst
for persons higher In authority connected with the
market scandals.
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HE WANTS TO COMMAND THE sCHOC

The Board of Education held its first meeting
yesterday since the close Of the vacation. An APP
plication was received from Captain Charles QNcil,
of the United States Navy, for the position Of COM
mander Of the schOolship ST. Mays. The term
Of Captain Crownnshcld the present commanding
officer expires this fall. The Application was Ie-
ferred 70 the Committee on Nautical school.
Charles Hammer wrote, suggesting that the course
OF study in the primary schools be divided so that
the children should attend three hours day instead
of six. The schools could then provide instruction
for one series Of classes in the morning and another
in the afternoon. The suggestion was referred 10
the Committee on Course OF studies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT.-JamesA A. Wilson has received from
Governor Bulkeey the appointment OF game warden
for Fairfield County. a.. The annual parade and bar
becue Of the Bridgeport butchers takes place to-day.
GREENWICH Burglars entered the rooms occupied
nv owen p Smith, agent Of the Adams Express Com
pany Tuesday night and stole @oo Id money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
SHIPPING NEUS.
pop1 OF NFW.YoRK.... WEDNESDAY. SEPT. IL, lSS
ARRIVED

NHTTTINW Y
PORT OF K....WEDNEsDAY' SEPT IL, 1883
ARRIVED.
steamer City OF Newly lBr: Lewis Liverpool sept T.
sons Arrived az tho Bar NJ DO m.
steamer England Brj Heeey Liverpool Aug 20, Queens,
town 10 with and passengers 10 Hurst Arrived
at the Bar at $50 m. =, 49, q, .,.-...
steamer Wisconsin (Br WorralL Liverpool Aug 81
town Sent with ndsc and passengers to Underhn Co
Arrived az the bar $40 pm
Steamer Colorado (r Jenkins Hull Aug 30 with mdse 10
sandrsorn & son Arrived at the Bar 0t 1880 pm -
steamer state OF Georgia tBr. Noodle Glasgow Aug 80
Iarne 81 with mdse aud passengers Austin Baldwin Co.
Arrived at the Bar az pm. ~, ~, 49, -
steamer (Ger Hamburg Aug 2Swith mdse
and passengers Corts Arrived AZ The Bar nj IN
Steamer III Mar Hawthorn New Orleans pays Win mdSo
q Sickle.
sUNsET-At sandy Hook wind gale. NE raining AT
CITY Island wind gale. NE. raining
CLEARED
Steamer OF Nevada (Br). Stewart Gassow-Ausun
Baldwin a Co. ,..
steamer Gelert (Gerl Kaempf Hamburg via Plymouth
X J COrtia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12

For chief engineer Theodore Taylor; frstassistant
Elias @. Pease second assistant, J. f. Cowan treas-
urer, X. H. Williams Sewer nspector Fisher
has been poisoned by sewer gas.
Observation-Disclosures J. Sawtell, the Pleasant
VILE farmer who arrested last week and committed
TO the white Plains jail charge OF stealing 1900
worth OF jewery and threatening the life Of his sister,
has been sent to the Bloomingdale Asylum for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIYALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEM ARLE-1aron Drebber OF Germany
BREVOO RT-Scnator John II. Mcpherson Oh y, ,y,
ton or-CCnrrcssmau william A. Russell OF Massachu
sets; WASHINGTON Mclean and General - hlehenuoIc
Of Ohio and Hamilton Ward, OF Belmont N hC ,
MAN-Ex.C ncresman Henry L. Muldfow' OF MsslsSppl
and J. p INedom Scrgcant-at- Arms OF the House OF rep
resertatives MURRAY HILL-Senator Joseph X. nav
icv .nd SamueI T. CLEMENS Of Hartford. ST JAMES
rs. Congressman John Weber and o. IT, warren, OF
Buffalo VICToRIA-George H. Bates, recently ON
rsseIonar n the Samoan Conference at Berlin WIND
SOR-Judge C. j. Hilyer Of Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12

ELECTRICITY CONDUCTED BY AN UMBRELLA
David NJ Runyon OF the First National Bank OF PAIN
field N j.. was stunned by coming In contact with
messenger service wire Tuesday night as he was walk
inc with head down and shielding himself with an UNI
brelIa from driving rainstorm The top Of MI Kunyon
ked umbrella touched the wire. which grounded
an electric light lie was thrown TO the GROUND
and completely dazed lie recovered Suniclen"y !" ~ "
Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12

wrsTERy UNIONS QUARTERLY DIVIDEND.
Tbo directors Of the western Union Telegraph Com
many met yesterday and declared the usual quarterly
dividend of Il per cent. No other business wa
transacted The financial statement Will be founC
elsewhere In these columns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CiTY.-Mayor Gleason sent a letter
Yesterday to the Queens County Grand Jury, in
session, requesting that when they considered the
charges against him he might be given hearing upon
.he matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
o,TuPpEn Anour THE TOWN

II IS understood that the Office Of superintendent
of the Federal Census Of 1880 for Kings County has
been offered by Commissioner Porter TO Franklin
Woodruff president Of the kings County Bepublican
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

7 lfI4IIzh-N1iNs
TO-DAY
Sum rises 535 Oh Moon rsea BIO Moonsage II
HIGH wATLR
~ Candy uoot o 30 GOV Island. 9b4 Hell Gate ll43
y W-Sondy Hook 9.54 Gov. Island lOlo Hell GATE -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
Announcements.

DR.. LYONS PERFECT TOOTH POWDER
Keeps teeth clean aud white and purnes the
An elegant toilet luxury Sold everywhere rs centA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12

Mrs WinsIow's Soothing Syrup for ChildreA
Teethng softens gums reduces Inflammation, aays all
pain cures wind collie and diarrhoea 25 cents bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12

Mr.. LOCKWOOD has returned from visit 70 the
Great Picture Galleries Europe and the Exposition,
bringing many novelties and suggestions for the improve
ment OF his art He will resume his personal at
enon to posing OF sitters at his Photographic gallery.
II Union Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
3l9 WEST 126rH.sr.
Diseases Of the Nervous System Genito Urinary oresn
Impotence and Sterility. Hours: " IL. 70 8.
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DISTRESS AFTER EATING. DYSPEPSIA. E,

Relieved BY CAKTEKS LITTLE LIVER PIL1S 90
"SHAwMUr" Z. 81 w. "SHAwMUT."
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A new collar.