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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-24
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.


Indianapolis Is noCdeC VIII " coun .eEisis
silver certificates OF the Issue OF 1855
Arrow of eight ons-siory anG Basement
houses on 114.h street., NV York, was
burned to the ground this ocrning with
total loss OF SIG .OOO
Dan Branlan In Ill st E nmettsbnrg, L.,
set 6re to the bedding laat night while light
Ing his pipe. He was horribly burned ard
died shortly after being taken out.
a detachment OF soldiars will leave Camp
Merritt to-day to remove persons from
the Cherokee Strip. Their houaes will bs
burned, and if necessary force will be ussd
to get them out.
The notorious Luke Short who has 10
his day killed several men was badly
wounded In fight at Fort Worth, Tex,
last night by Chas. Wright, weliSno~n
gambler, who is slightly wounded.
On the 2 ld instant revolutionary meet
ing was hell in Fort Santa Get alma, out
side of Lima, Peru and "a ttf)Ft was made
in behalf Of ex dictator Piarols. The move.
ment wac suppressed, out ct ccst CT forty
lives.
A boiler exploded in She dsili house 10 tbs
works o! tie United 81; Co., in Cieveland,
Ohio, this morning. The boiler was broken
into fragments ard The house wrecked.
Oas man was killed snd several others
wounded.
a Chattanooga, Tenn, special aa?s: Tin
plate has been made in St. Louis. the shast
| to be dipped having bsen rolled fforn the
basic stee! made in this city from cheap
southern ores mined in this city snd vicini-
ty. Tue ST. Loais men write that they are
delighted With the material. Tin plate from
Chattanooga steel means making the huisa-
sd article here in due time"
Mrs. Bridget Donnslly was murdered by
her husband, Henry D,onelly, this forenoon
in G tenement in brooklyn. Mrs. DonneliS
recently left her husband Cd account OF his
violent temper and went to live with mar
ried daughter Tue husband called there
| last night aud stayed over night. tbs
morning he asked bis wife TO return 10 him,
hu. ebe refused. Donnslly becsms SO en-
ragged that be drew shoemaker's knife shc
stabbed bis wife twice in the a5donen and
| heart.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-24

The VIRGINIA STATE DEBr.-The letter
of the O.cott committee to the advisory
board, OF which ex-Pfesident Cleveland is
member, outlining tha matters connected
with the State DE- b.. has been received In
Richmond By tho sinking fund commissioners Of
Virginia The fnsrcers and prom inent State
officials in that city, woo have read the paper,
construs it to mean that the committee will rely
upon the good faith of thu representatives OF the
nsope of this State in auy plan of aettlement that
NAV bs formulated. 1t can bs safely stated that
the sinking fund commissioners composed of Au-
ditor Marye Treasurer Harmon and Second Au-
ditor Rufin approve of The negotiations SO fer IS
they are outlined in the letter Of tho olcott COM
mittee to the Cleveland advisory board. Jhsy
will aos however, it is understood, approve of any
plan watch embraces the five million Of coupons
outlawsd under W; at is known as the Wickh IN
amendment
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VIRGINIA NEWa.

Gan. A. l. Long, chief of srii!iory Oh Gen.
Lse's eta Fl during The war, II yefy III at ME-
home at Charlottesville.
II Petersburg, yesterday evening, Robert
Gillian, co!ore2, was shot aud Instantly
killed BIZ Pau. Young, a Wei,-Saown ycun&
nan Of that city. Yonog says the negFo
cursed him.
Samuel G. williams, agent of tine Bslti-
more and Oslo railroad at Broadway, hocS
inchsm county. died Monday. be wss
superintendent Of the Virginia penitentiafy
under Governor Camaron's administration
Dr.. E. Fl. Rgeau. prominent resident
of Meckleuburg, county, was orutas!y nuf-
dered at his store en- Saturday night By a
party of negroes. Tho murdered mans
skull was crashed il. and bis threat Gus
from ear to ear. F,ve of the supposed
murdereis ere under arrest. There nre
threats of lynching.
In Danviiie yesterday Edward Enoch, q
railroad mao, and james G.sve!b, q carne0-
ter. were in saloon and both under the
In renee of licnor. TDey hegsD to qasfrei
abous soma trivial matter and GraVett H.
suited Enocb, when the latter krock-
cd him down and stamped him TO death
With his heavy boots.
About CD of the COUPON suits against the
Stare were disposed OF 10 he Circuit Court
of Petersburg Oh Monday and yesterday.
The State lost, OF course. Abou 30 Fena
to be tried. The Ccu.t, otter having e1-
heu,,ed the available Jurors, aSlousnsd yes
tsrdey afternoon ullil Monday morning
next. q. which time the sergeant vas direc'-
ed to have the $50 additional jurors 10 court,
TO try the remainder of the oaees. The pol
icv of punching a whole community because
a fs1 oisizsns prefer to pay ta1ea in coupons
is saYer-ly criticiseG.
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His Seat Contested

SPRINGFIELD, H., Dec. 24.-Njtoe w.
served last night that Z. l. Isrfitt's sea.
ia the legislature would ne o5ates CO 90
ihe ground that he moyad to Ne65sska, ana
hiss rot he,n a resident of Illinois for The
ige gears required by the lsw. Msr.itg ia
dem ocras, and the ciosensss of The legis
iatufe in the coming election for Uai;ei
States Senator makes the oontes! imp9r.a-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-24
WEDNESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER "a

CHRISTMAS has come egaiu, end with 1t
ths natural feelings incident to the merry
eesson 10 ali Christian countries, for even
the few crusty old dodgers who profess that
they would sooner see the devil than Christ
rnas, really have as much of 1t 10 their bones,
when it comes, as those who publicly mani
feat their entire abandonment to all Its fes-
tivities. "Apple cider, cinnamon beer
Christmas comes but once q year." Older
is pretty gcod.in small glasses, but there are
better things than cinnamon beer. low
eysr. the sentiment is good and true. The
CAV season, that ia gay to all, poor as well
as rich, and at which all, at least try to De
happy and to forget their miseries. and when
there Ia a general desire for peace on earth
era good will toward meu, only comes once
p wear; and il is the part Of wisdom ss well
rs of pleasure to make the most OF It,
Therefore, let Jog be unconfned, and, in the
language of the immorlal Mrs Camp, "let
ns sll be dispoged to have merry lime"
Tae GAZETTE wishes happy Christmas 10
nii s subscribers; and also to those who are
uo.. but who borrow it from those who are,
for all who read, marx and inwardly d'ges.
it, not only keep up with the age and body
OF the times, but are taught plain common
sense lessons day by dsy.
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Foreign News.

DUBLIN. Dsc. "a United Ireland to-day
says: Kilkenny has declared for Gladstone
against Parnel. The battle was fought
with every weapon hatred, malice, lngrati-
tude and treachary could supply. Behind
Tho nutineers were The prieats; they sane
tened methods Of warfare hitherto unused,
and open lighting vas supplemented By in
Imitation. Kilkenny snot Ireland. They
she'll ba forcsd 10 renew the wsge of battle
At every spot or Irish sill, from the centre
TO tie sec.
At midnight lash nisht al enthusiastic
CROWD OF Mr.. PAynelrs admirers unhsrness-
sd the bo-sfs from his carriage and drew
nim TO the Nation al Club Building, where
ne mede.e epeech du.lng which he said he
eas nrj2stly blamed for refusing to leave
Irslead to the nsroy, no. to say Of Glad
,tone, bat Of the tag-fag, bob-:sil English
liberals.
The freeman Journal ssy tia. Mr.. Par
yell Charts for Paris tonight 10 order to meet
nia "srus |ienser ,nl" William O'Bsien.
GLASGOW. Dec, q There are no slg' 8
ofimprov2msnt 10 coanac ion With the rat
road striko 10 S,otland. Itia estimated that
sbout SOD msn ara now Oh strike and bus
NESS may bs said b entirely at ssandstiIl.
Ga the North British lines traffic has been
s1spandad, while others are working In en-
Irregular manner. II aud aoout Glasgow
tho prizes of coal has already advanced seven
sh;ll,nRs per ten. A gss famine is im!uent.
The north Bfi.ish directors have resolved
@ c1mnietely Close their railroad liues
rather than ylald TO The etrikera' demand.
BERLIN. Dse. a The government has
concluded tie arrangements between lis
,f;i.isis and Professor Koch and his assst-
ants as 30 he manner in which the future
preparation sri distribution Of the profess
o.'s Lymph Is to bs carried on. The details
aud terms OF thu financial arrangement are
not yet settled. Professor Koch has gone to
The H.rtz n9u15ains Ter a .f1r.night's wei
erned rect.
RoMs, D9c 81 /: is announced that the
victory OF Sir John Pope Hsnuessy over
Mr.. Vincent Scuiiy at tie election In XII
kenny was undoubtedly welcomed ct the
Vatican. Il ia s!so understood that the
Pope approves of the attitude assumed BY
the Irish bishops and PRESS.
John Wilson, who WAS Awaiting trial a.
Bsllsfonte, Pa, for the murder of Hurry
Waterhouse 10 Ssp.embe. last, escaped
from jail last Dighs.
The warehouse aud distilie:y of Stephens
& Company near Cartner's Station, were
destroyed by an incandiary fire last night
about II o'clock. together with seven hun
drsd sod fifty barrels of whisksy. Taa loss
to TIE cwnera is about SIS 600 on whiskey
and about $1,000 on house and machinery.
The government rsVenua tx on tbs @hlsk5
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The Cloture Resolution.

l. tbs U. 3. SaDsie yesterday Senator
Oep, cf Florida, concluded long speech
aaa!css tie icrce bill few minutes bsfo.e 4
O'Clock. Much Of NJ. Calls speech was in
the direction Of proving from reports and
statistics hat ths coored labo:ers Of the
Sonth were czech bst.er eff Ia sll worldly
respects, were more prosperous, conteDted
and happy than the white worklogmen of
Msssschueatte or Rhode land. and that
the bill wes therefore bsssu on mere bypo-
critical pretepsss.
Mr.. Cell sp3ge for over four hours, aud
was followed, ia opposition to the bill, by
Mr. McPcaTsor, who opposed the bill, be-
cause it vas distrust Of the people. en-
Indictment Of She whole people without re-
gard 10 psrty distinctions. g proclamation
that the peopie-honest aud patriotic as
thew wafe-bad not the intelligence or
virtue To exercise Alright tae pterogaaves OF
fresmen without dIotasioo from those VINO
were ,heis serVen.e, at q not their masters.
Ia short. he oppoe-d it because 1t YVES
partissu 20. asu-s, iateHdad fer pariisan
purpose.
Pherson to yield t5e.. door. The request hav-
ing been complied with, he gave notice OF
his Intention to move an amsndueOt Of the
rules providing, during the present session,
for She closing Of debate on sny till uader
confederation.
This was the nuch-taksd-rf egg rule"
which hes baen ths subject of go much re-
publican cencusing, and is devise for co:-
ing debate. 1t Is slmcss SO arbitrary in
its provisions al tho gag aw'' ofthe House
and Is intended &c permit the republican
maj ority to pass such measures as they
choose without regard TO tha wishes of the
minority. Hs slso oEsred a resolution to
fix day for taking vote on the election
bill.
The resa!u len was laid on tho table and
ordered to DO printed, and MIR. McPhersou
reaumed his areu nent against the elections
bill. Without Fishing bic speech, Mr.. Nc.
Pherson yielded TO motion for executive
session.
Il was agreed that when the Senate ad.
iousns tc-iay it be to meet on Saturday.
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2az9lggg55 Nzszz56
IsfoCIATFp FRZss DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WARRINGTON, D. c., Dec. 81
SENATE.


NJ. Hale introduced joint resolution to
provide for the fl ,ating of American q igs on
thu easi and west portloos OF the Capitol
every day OF tbs year. He said that his
attention had been called this morning to
the fact that the Capitol alone of all the
public buildings was rot decorated with on
American fag, exospt during the sessions of
Congress.
The resolution was lsid over.
Mr. Morgan called up bis resolution d.
reo:ing the committee on privileges and
elections to amend seo.ion 81 Of the election
bill.
Mr.. Sherman contsrded that 1t was not
now in order to ca!l up that resolution, ex-
capt upon forms motion.
MIR. Morgan said that during his servicc
ia the Senate-abcut fourteen years-the
other practice had bean 10 vogue. de ikeD-
oil the present condition of the Senate to
The condition CT sycophautic Dsmocles'
with single hair holding the sword sus-
peaded over his head. Yesterday the little
State OF Rhode Island had suspended the
Sta.es of Massachusetts,, Ohio and New
York. Eaode Island bad informed the
S5ns!e that at the will and pleasure, not OF
the proper CON m!ltee, but of e caucus COM
mlttee, free speach was to be prohibited.
Bus ihass threats we're not addressed to
sycopha0ts and cows!ds. but to men
"wno knew their rights. and knowing
dare maintain" The efforts TO coufue
speech came gith especial i'll grace from
Senators who bad sat in this chamber for
almost 20 years. Tee Senate was having
c!oture in various forms and shapes. After
20 years c. quiet aggeem MT Ia tie other
practice, the 6snator from Olio suddenly
had discovered cotu'e By implication.
Thls vas bns part OF The threat.
MFR. Sherman made the point of order that
Nr. Morgan was not entitled to the floor,
bnb the presiding officer ruled otherwise and
BY M>tgan respmad hIs remarks. If, be
aid, the sword we're hnog ovsr the heads OF
sycophantasnd towards, there might bsaome
thipg il il but when Il was suspended over
tia representatives, OF sovereign States CT
tn. UaioD, tho action would bs met IN no
other manner than Big 90 Indignant protest
against ia mi lstice, iss wrangfuaess, and
it's iU proprieGy. Tia P;eadens thought be
was lssding this movement, (Which would
apply as well to financial measures as to
the election biiD. He was doing it Just IS
snat gas yaogiag the buffalo on whose horn
no rested. The movem ont was in the
hands Of Senator's % th!s a,or Who were
a=piranz for the Presidency.
P4uding further debate, the hour OF
sevan arrived, aud Mr. Mcpherson cor
tiuued lis spesoh asaos the election bill.
st the ooa0lnsion OF Mr.. McPnerson's
spsaoa the Senate, Gu motion OF Mr.. Hoar,
adj1uTned ILL Saturday at noon, with the
understanding int at that tImo tne Vice
President shall declare the Senate adjourned
iii Monday st noon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-24
ShiIoh,s Consnmption Cure

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You have heard your friends and ncighbor5
talking about it. You may yourscIfbc one of tho
many who know from personal experience just
how good thing it is. If yon have ever tried II,
You are ono of its staunch friends, becauae the
wonderful thing about it is that when once given
trial, DR.. Kings New Discovery ever after holds
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Trial bottles free at e. s. Leadbeator & 5ro'5.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-24
Prize Fights

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, Dec d Nv,
prz fights to finish took place laat niens
IN the roams of the Twin City a hieic Club.
Ths principal evsnt was match for p
purse OF $1,000. oe;we9o J5hnrie Va
Hsest. OF Baffao,N Y, aad Tcmmy Hogan.
# ST. Paul. Var H,est flashed hie man
the wantJ- ;ecoD3 rcun6,
The other fight was for a purse CT SEQ bstwocu
Charley Johnson, CT st. p. III, and Jimmy Griffin
of Minneapolis. Griffin was knocked out in ii..
10Th round.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-24
Tramps Lvnched.

HUNTINGTON, o:os., Dec 81 Tor .
tramps have been lyoohei aear acre en- tae
O:esoa short line, b7 railroad men. yae
tramps had boarded freight train aud wefe
put eff oy the brakeman 5ls af.erEa,ds 2os
on the rsio and oVerpowared a brskemsa
whom they threw under the train, both o.
his isga being broken, be dying socn aftes
from the riuEi.s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-24

SECRETARY BLAINE wants reciprocity re-
stricted to the countries south OF the Uoi'ed
States. But the Boston Chamber If Com
merce, which has closer and more import
ant relations With Canada, wants 1t to ap-
ply 10 that country also. Why 1t should
not, and to al other countries besides, is
what only few protected northern manu-
fsctursis can tell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-24

Dr.. Balls Baey Syrup is recommended
By ell dealers ss beiny purely Vegetable
reliable ond s4fs preparation 10: babies.
Price cnly 25 ceDta.
.DoD't expect to get rich eco easg;' ard
don'5 expect to oure catrrah or Ii f1ierZl IN
half day; but use Oh SanPs Catarrh Cure
and note tia improve ment that will At oDcf
lloW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-24

SENATOR FARwELL of Illinois, republican,
compares President Harrison to f1s. 1t
is true that Mr.. Harrison does, like 30,
bite those who warm him, Dadley, Huston,
Garrison and others. for instance. but. un-
like fl 20, when you put your finger on
him, and then look under his hat, he is still
there. small as he is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-24

1T Is estimated that the expeuee to which
the people of the country have been sub
jscted By the existing Iudian troubles would
nave fed all the Indians left in the United
States On tenderloin steaks, during the re-
nainder of their lives,at city butchers rates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-24

Neuraia,c pain is usually of an intensely
sharp, cutting or burning chsraoter. To ef-
feet speedy and permanent cure rub
thoroughly with Salvation Oil, the greste,t
usin-oura CO earth. 25 cents.
Wnsu msa il IL rs Should eeod for
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throat be neeis caiy D.. Eaii's Cough
Syrup: % oenss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-24

THE CHRISTMAS gift President Harrison
and the South-baling members of his party
in Congress want to give the people OF THE
section of the country, is the bill aptly de-
soribed as one 80 turn hell loose in the
South" And yet Mr.. Harrison is the Pres
ident of the whole country, aud the con-
gressmen referred to know that, by meio
ity of 500 900, the people Of the country de-
clsred against the Force bill last month.
And IL need not be forgotten that the Eosr
gang and Mr.. Harrison maintain that
In southern communities negro majorities
should have the right to rule.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-24

THE FACT that Petersburg has just been
Put to the expense of 81, 200 for trying oou-
pom cases.every one of which has been deoi-
ded against the State, is we'll calculated to
make the tax payers of that city welcome
the new proposition for settlement of the
State debt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-24

IT Is to be hoped that under the genia!
i1Aasnces peculiar to the season, the hate
aud malevolence Senators Hoar, Ed
muuds, Chandler, Frye, D,lph, Evasts, end
O her northern U. S. Senators, entertain for
their fellow citizsus whoss lot was osst In
the South, may be temporarily modified and
that, at least during the holiday. which all
other people are taking, they may not see
in every southern mau who comes within
the range of their vision, a rebel, traitor
and couspirator against the peace and
welfare of the nation. If they would only
come South and see how the negroes spend
Christmas, they would be disabused OF all
their false notions concerning the alleged
hardships to which that race are subjected
by the white people OF this section, though
it is safe to say, they would never acknowl-
edge that such was tho tact on their return.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-24

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COMMUNICATED.

The mmunica.ion of "Early Riser'' in yes'er-
days GAZETTE was timely. 1t IVES very dark
early this morning, and the absence of street
lights produced no little inconvenience to those
compelled to reach early boats and trains to at
tend M rket. X.
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DIED.

In washington, On Tuc7day, December 23rd,
1890, at 5:t5 p NJ, JOHN v HUTTON, in tbe
I'd year of his ego. lzs'- Ful ora from Grace
Church. Alcxa ldria, Va, at II a m Fridsy, Do
comhrr Goth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-24

Headache, Neuralgia, Dzziaess, NsiVoU r
ness. Speams, Siespiessness, 81. Vitue dsi &C.
cured by De. Miles NerVine. S'mgies Ifee
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COMMUNICATED.
Christmas Bells

Hark ! the village bells arc ringing,
Thro' the woods their music f'pging,
To esch heart some memory brlnelog
Of The happy Christmas time.
Listen to their glad vib-aiions,
And their merry. q1ick pulsations,
IS they ring their sa!utations
To you snd all mankind.
Yes! the Christmas bells are singing
Sweetest anthems in their ringing,
By each stroke loved thoughts are wingicg
To Him who oncs in msngcr lay.
Then sound, oh bells, thy tuneful LOSES,
Aided by sweet childron's voices,
While all the world in sorg reloicts
: On this, orr Christmas day. FORREST
MARSHALL, VA, Dec. %, 1890
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CHATTANOOGA TENN. March 81. 1890
Radam' $ Mcrobe Killer Co,

NdSHCIIe Jenn :
Gentlemen-I have been hand ing thn III
crobe Killer for FIVE months, and csn : .
that during my twelve years. experience IN
the drug business have never sold pre-
sraticp tina, gives such universal sstisfac. io".
do not know a sirgle Case that has oct
been greatly bentfiiod when taken acre q
ing to the dreciiope.
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r. MILLER
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MARRIED

On December %, at tho II. P. Church, by Rev.
" h. Poisal, Tar J. FRED BIZ to MISS
LILLIAN t. PROCTOR, both OF THO ty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-24

It never TAI ell to cure Dyspepei. d
Liver Complaint. Take Simmons Ligst
Regulator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-24

For 81 Unpopular President, the rem5.iJ
Ia .he ballot bui for icapore Eioci E = q
AIteraliqe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-24

There is much in good b!ood; bu5 il 70
of bad blood, "a. B. @. AtsrssiPeD i5 .Ae
Only remedy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-24

l. is absurd 10 suffer FROM D5spfizsa
when Simmons Liver Rrgn'ator VIII cue
rou
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