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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-09
THE cRouNo-Aoo AND SIMMONS.
REPRESENTATIONS Of Hard winter--Leep-
Year Festivities and Fun.

Prognostications Of . Hard winter--Lesp-
Year Festivities and Fun.
Correspondence OF the Rbhmond Dspasch.l
WASHINGTON. RApPAHAsxocK COUNTY. Va.
February Gone of the deepest SHOWS OF
the season fell here on yesterday. II be-
gan before dawn and continued until the
afternoon to weave the great blanket
whittier and thicker. Last fall an old farm
er near hero. who has almost reached his
three-score years and ten, SAID:
This Is goin' to be hard winter, Tor
Tuesday his worship the grounding also
thus decided, AMI now Nature herself las
proven their prophecy 10 be true,
A few days ago a number OF the young
ladies Of Washington made leap-year en-
gagements with their gentlemen triendsto
accompany them to the literary and de-
batting society which is held here each
Friday evening.
GALLANT LAssIKs.
Notwithstanding that the snow vas
eight inches deep, these gallant Virginia
lassies each called for her iaddie at his
home and took him 10 the debate. After
the exercises were concluded there a most
ENJOYABLE entertainment was given at the
home of Mr. }. +. Lillard. Piedmont Vir..
gina is hard to surpass in We OLD time
sociableness and right-royal hospitality.
Among the ladies present were: Misses
Nita Menefee. MARY West, Sallie Cary, Liz
zie Lillard, Mary Carey, Lime Dulin. Ida
Compton. Jay West. and Miss Maud
Clark, of Front ROYAL.
The gentlemen were: Superintendent
III. NJ. Miller, W. G.. Wood, }. +. Strother.
Jr., II. r. 1outhan, DR.. T. j.. Booton.
Thomas +. Haywood, James Is Dul;n, Dr:
q. Brown Miller. j. 4. Lillard, and
Thomas j. Meem.
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FRAME A ROAD LAW.
THE BILL, IF PASSED, WILL APPLY
ONLY TO ACcOMAc COUNTY.
brutal Treatment Of Sailors on Bonrd an
Oyster- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Meeting OF
Eastern shore Teachers-Snow.

roorrespcndoncc OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
OyAScocK, February 6.-The County
Road Convention that met at Accomack
Courthouse this week adopted substanti-
ally the road-law which had been framed
by the meeting in last December, the main
provisions OF which have already been pup
lished in the DISPATCH. A committee was
appointed TO frame bill embodying the
views of the convention and to forward 1t 10
the senator and delegates from this county
with the request that they have 1t enacted
into law by the General Assembly. III
passed the law will apply only TO Accomac
county.
SAVAGE sKIPPER.
A negro and two Germans escaped
several days ago from the oyster-dredging
schooner Tam O'Shanter. Captain Joshua
Crockett. OF Tangier Island. and managed
10 make their way TO the mainland OF Ac;
comac county IN yawl-boat. They ali
told tales OF brutal treatment at the hands
of Crockett-how he had forced them 70
work on deck in the coolest weather, beat
ing them when they complained OF his
cruelty. and then refusing to pay them tor
their labor. The negro had had the myers
of one of his hands almost crushed OF py
getting them caught IN the dredging
machine, and after being thus disaDreu
he was forced to work at the dredee. Ine
fingers were almost ready TO drop rom
the hand, and blood-poisonlng had evi-
IDENTIFY set in. These men, after reaching
the mainland, went TO Eastvllle; wneree
kind persons gave them food and raised
money enough TO send them TO Nortoik,
where they wished TO go.
Rev. A @. Bergman, pastor or the
Southern Methodist church here, mas re-
turned from his visit to Surry Courthouse
where he went to see his aged mother,
Mrs. Sarah T.. Berrvman, WHO died the uay
after be arrived. She was the WIDOW OF
Rev. Robert w. Bergman, OF Surry, long
a prominent minister of the Methodist
Protestant Church. Mrs. Bergman was
in her T9d year and was one OF the most
amiaple and highly esteemed old ladies' IN
that section. Her husband died only
about ten months ago.
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
Active preparations are making Tor the
public school-teachers' institute to be
held here on the 10Th and 20th or TINS
month. The local committee has made all
necessary arrangement for the entertain
ment of the teachers while here, and 1t Is
believed that nearly all the teachers IN
white public schools of the two Eastern
shore counties will be here on that occa-
sion.
A severe snow storm began here yester-
dav and RACED till after nightfali. The
ground being wet much of 1t melted. but
the weather turned suddenly very cold,
and the snow froze a. it fell.
Mrs. Alfred Lilllston, of Accomac Court
house. reported as dangerously Ill several
DAYS ago, is now out of danger.
Bayside oystermen report the supply of
oysters in the Chesapeake larger and bet
ter than for some years past.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-09

WANTED, TO SELL ONE OF THE
w INCEST LITTLE DRuGSrOhES IN vIR-
GINA; eighty miles from Richmond, IN . grow
Ing little town OF over 1000 Splendid
trade established and paying IS TO % profI psr
day. Long lease at low rent This ID ono Of the
best chances ever offered for ono having small
capital. Reasons for ceiling: Proprietor not
registered and docs not live In the place. Ad-
dress " DRUGSTORE, care RICHMOND DIsPArcH.
10 4-Th.6s, eu. Tu&su
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George W. Mayo, Auciioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, SPRING WAGON,
STABLE, &C.
George W. Mayo, Auciioneer.

By virtue Of a deed Of trust, duly recorded,
from John II. Anderson and wife to the under
signed as trustee will sell at the store OF said
John II. Anderson, No. 2201 yenable street, be-
ginning at 1890 A NJ,
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY o, 1892,
all Of the stock Of GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &C.,
consisting in part Of
BYRD-IsLAND, BOB WHITE, CALICO, and
other brands Of FLOUR;
MOLASsEs. SYRUPs, VINEGAR. and OIL;
SOAPS, STARCH, SARDINBs, PRESERVES, &C.;
TOMATOES and other CANNED GOODS;
GREEN and BLACK TEAS. COFFEES, &c;
wHIsKEY, BRANDY, GIN, RUN, SHERRY
and CATAWBA WINES, CIDER, &C., in
casks;
CIGARS, CHEWING and SMOKING-T0BAC-
cos Of various brands;
SOAP POWDER. BLACKING, BROOMS,
BRUSHES, LYE. and large variety Of
GOOD, FRESH GROCERIES;
One HALLS COMBINATl0N-L0CK IRON
SAFE, as good a. new;
One EXCELLENT GROCER'S WAGON, manu-
featured by Ainslie & Son and cost $50;
Also, WOODEN STABLE, to be taken down
and removed at once;
EXCELLENT BINS. STORE-FIXTUREs,
SHELVING, SHOWCASES, and COUNTERS
and general assortment Of useful articles
GEoRGEJ. HOOPER, JR.,
Trustee.
GEORGE w. MAYO, Auctioneer. fe7
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ALLAN FlTTKAN's FIRM FRIENDS.
Denth of Mr.. George Wright at Roanoke
Mr.. CheAthnm,s Mind Changed.


Mr. Cheatham's Mind Changed.
Correspondence OF the Richmond DisDatch.l
PETERSBURG. Va. February s.-The
friends OF Allan Fittkan, VINO Is charged
With attempted wife-murder III Dlnwlddie
county, have made up purse and secured
counsel 10 defend him. In addition they also
went out 70 the residence Of Justice Gerow TINS
afternoon 20 make lnai application for bail, tho
magistrate having intimatcd that ne wouii re-
ceiye bail.
DIED IN ROANOKE.
Mr.. Augustus Wright was summoned to Roa-
noxe yesie.day morning Ly telegram an
nouncing the death OF his son, Mr.. George b.
Wright, well-to-jo young merchant OF mat
CITY, The funeral services were held IN Roanoke
this morning and the remains brought to THIS
city tonight for interment In Blandiord.
In the MAYORS Court this morning sixteen ne
groes were fined each s. and costs for playing
craps Fourteen out ofthe crowd paid their lines.
FPARED THE "RowDy rLExEsT."
Rev. II. c. Cheatham who has been creating
n sensation hers by MS special sorm ms AT MAR
kei-Street church, announced last night that ne
had abandoned his intention Of reaching at the
Academy Of Music next sunday, 18th instant,
az he had previously stated that nc would The
reason assigned is that he feared the "rowdy
element" as he termed IL, might make the &C.
casion an unpleasant one.
Rev Mr.. KinsClyng, q missionary OF tho fro-
testant TpiFc)Inl Church, who has been working
in the Brazilian fed. addressed the JOINT Epis-
ropnl congregation OF the city in ~. Pauls
church last night. The same meeting was ad-
dressed by Rev. Dir. Newbold, OF Now YORK, SOC
rotary OF the Foreign Board of Missions.
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Flashes from fredericksburg.

FREDERICKSBURG. Va. February s.-Mrs.
Bette Cox. an aged lady, was paralyzed
at her home here to-day. Her speech IS mostly
affected, but her case Is not considered serious.
This morning firo destroyed the largo frame
dwelling occupied by Edward Scott and Moses
Bryant. 1he property was owned 10y Bryant.
The origin Of the fire Is unknown.
MIR. Alexander Stone, bro,ner OF Mr.. Robert
Stone, OF this city, died NJ his home, in Stafford
county, to-day afi er a short Illness.
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va
In addition 10 the above ..... .,.f,f
TIE SEW YORK AID FLORIDA 'tt.i.
consisting Of yesilbule puilman een
Richmond, south-bOund 10 nll 2. n. %
days, Wednesdays, ana Friday ini e''.'
torsbnrg, north-oound, A. 70 " ~.
Thursdays, nuf Saturday ffii N'
charged on this fraiq. ....-.rg
my ONLY ALLRAM LINE TO SOB. \
,y.vy Ault
Richmond :. 300 A. N. N0dolk.....li
Richmond. =. '5:f5 r. n. Aori' ia....
Norfolk. =. 81. iii-lilnl l.'l y y. p
Norfolk 400 +. 81. kl-h.al- i..-'1. "A
The trains leaving kichmOnl ii ...l p r..
Norfolk at 4 T.. N. arr solid trains .f.. 49,.
two points, and passengers g1 ilf..t- ~,
change Of cars Close connections AZ. r. 4
at Petersburg by tho ..tl T. y, t.
Richmond and the $50 A. N. ifi.- :. = r.. :.
Am 9Th N....4.Dn4 1i t' ODD -f
T.. NJ, and 1850 =. u. an1 ar1silt 10,
ats.25 A. ". 1910 r. ~, ani 1850 P, ~ ~
close connection at Pe'orst5'
Farmyi.le, Lynchnurf, tnt Nes.' ..-,.-.
r. ". STLii. -I
u. I. ID. MYERS, Geners, Supefl,e-i'-'
IL. IA. EANl.UA.
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Armistead's Administrator
rs.
Coles = Executors,


BY virtue Of the above decrees. "a special com.
missioner appointed thereby, and As substituted
trustee In "A deed Of trust OF record m the ci"rA
onca Of Charles City. bearing date 81 day OF
October. 1870, will offer for sale at public auc-
ton, ~ Charles City Courthouse, on
THURSDAY. nth DAY or MARCH, 1892
that being County-Court day, ihose NALU ABLE
TRACTS or LAND known rs BkoApNtA ana
FERRY, adjoining each other. and containing
1 900 ACRES, more or less, To be sold ~ one
tract-bounded 10y Tomahund creek ana roma
bund farm, by hofs Bridge trdct Of land De
longing TO Lamb and Graves, by the haysiack
track owned by II. A. Arnold and Others, and
by tho Chckahomlny river.
Tho debt Cor which this land is 20 be- sold i9
due the estate OF Robert +. Cole. and amounts
20 the sum OF s0.442.3i with interest on
S,O59.S2, part thereof from lat day OF Nav
1891. and cost Of suit 70 be taxed by the clerk
and expenses OF sale.
TERMS or SALE: ono half cash and the resi-
due on credit Of six months. Bond with APP
proved security required from tho purchaser,
bearing interest from day Of sale, and title re-
tanned until purchase-money Is paid and con-
'''''''' ''1'' ' r. L. HENLEY,
Substituted Trustee aud Special Commissioner
For further particulars address HENLEY &
HUBBARD, Attorneys-st-Law, Newport News,
Va.
ARgIsTRAD's ADNISIsT RAToR AGAINST C0LEss
EXEcuToRs, &c, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
CHARLES CITY.
&c. c. Waddin clerk OF said court, certify
that bond and security in the penalty Of $4,000
az required m the aboye-styled suit has been
executed ny X. L. Henley, special commissioner
aud substituted trustee, ana Ia now on nle In my
ONCE.
Given under my hand this 9th day q Feb
ruary. 1892. CHARLES Z. MADDlLL,
ie 9-Tu4w Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-09

ROOMS WANTED ON CHURCH
- HILL BY ssnslsmaa and vita Must BE-
connecting. Address ROOMS, care q shs Dss-
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MI. Il. r. WeiIford's Invitation.

tOOrrespOnOenceO OF inc ilcniHOnu Dlspatcn.J
NEWPORT News. Va, February 8.-The
Presbyterian church of Newport News on
Yesterday gave n unanimous and very hearty In
yitatiOn 20 Mr.. Y. T. Wexford h supply tacir pull
pit, with the promise OF a 70. nal call after his
licensure, which is necessary 10 mako the can
valid. He will apply for lcensure TO East Han
over Presbytery at its meeting in April. Mr..
Wexford is n son OF Judge b. X. Wexford, Of
Richmond. Dr. W. A. Campbell, OF Richmond,
preached on yesterday In this church to large
CONGREGATIONS.
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BIed to Death in Ten Minutes.
rSneciel telegram TO the Dispatch. !

LEXINGTON Va, February s.-John A.
Kinnear, a prominent and influential citizen OF
Rockbrid<e county, died suddenly this morning
OF hemorrhage at his home, ON Timber Ridge,
ak miles east OF Lexington. lie bled 10 death
in ten minutes. lie was aged 10 years.
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IMPORTANT sUITIDsClDsD.
An Appeal WIN Probably lie Msde-A
Long. NeInYed Marriage.

Correspondence of The Richmond Dispatch.l
BUcHavAY, February 6.-The case Of the
Buchanan Agricultural Implement Com
pany against its delinquent STOCKHOLDERS
to collect assessments on stock, W. tried
before Squire Linkenhoker yesterday.
The case was ably and fully argued by
Judge Allen. secretary of the company, for
the plaintiffs, and by Mr.. S. +. Jones for
the defendant. The suit was decided in
favor of the company and the executions
issued.
The case will probably be carried to q
higher court, as the issue was taken on the
night of a company TO change the charac-
ter of its work from that given In its pros
pectus.
A PRESIDENTIAL OFFICE.
The post-office at this place has recently
been raised to the presidential class, and
our efficient postmaster, MIR. Robert Full
wiler, reappointed.
A couple were married near here who
had obtained their marriage-hcense seven
years ago. lovers quarrel was the cause
of the delay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-09

" l. HGNILAs
Substituted Trustee audSpecial Commissioner
For further particulars address HENLEY
HUBBARD, Attorncys-at-Law, Newport News,
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a n1istrlal as to Msupin.
Special telegram 70 the Dispatch. !

lSpeclal telesfaiu W INC DiSphtn'l
ROANOKE. Va, February SIN the case
Of j. N. Manpin charged with Incorporating
$500 belonging 20 X. +. Nolley, al Richmond,
the Jury were not able 10 agree, standing to
in favor OF acquittal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-09
A BALL AT OLD YORKTOWN.
Gay Dancers Make Merry at a Leap-Year
Entertainment-A Capsize.

correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.I
YORKTOWN, Va, February 6.-The York
town Hotel was the scene last Thursday
night of the most brilliant and ENJOYABLE
social event of the season, the occasion
being a lesp-year ball and supper given by
the young ladies of the town.
Among those present were Miss Mamie
Chandler with MIR. Charles Williamson.
Mfss Neva Rogers with Lieutenant Robert
son, United States navy ; Miss Leila Min
son and Robert Wade, Miss Irene Shields
and #. A. Richardson, Miss Alice Minson
and DIR, Brownell. United States navy;
Miss Pattie Shields and Junior Officer
Reid. United States navy Miss Lenora
Williams and Copeland Shields, Miss
States navy; Miss Annie Minson and Yer
non Dougherty, Hampton; Miss Kate
Shields and Harry Wood. Hampton.
The gentlemen We're: X. A. Chandler,
Conway Shields, william Crooks, John
Daneufville. j. NJ. Cobb. Floyd Hudgins,
Norfolk: Robert Minson, Newport News;
Harry Shields, California; Junior Officers
Neviil. 6ypher, and Handbook. United
J. ". Rogers and Mrs. NJ. Z. Dobson.
Dancing began ct 8 o'clock and con-
tinued until A. NJ. A delightful supper
was served at II o'clock. and that II was
enjoyed was fully attested by the zeal with
which the dancers attacked the viands.
The affair will long be pleasant memory
to Those present.
CANOE CApsIzED.
Yesterday afternoon about 8 O'Clock,
while James Shackleford and Thomas Bel
win were returning from Gloucester Point
TO their home, the canoe IN which they
were was capslzed by a sudden squall and
they came near being drowned. They
managed to climb on the bottom of the
boat. and about two hours afterward were
rescued from their perilous position by
four Oystermen. A snow-storm was raging
at the time, and that they were not drown
ed is little short of miracle.
The United States steamer Newark Is
still here for target practice. There is
some talk of making this q regular naval
practice-station.
Talk about a railroad coming here has
been revived and the fact that purchases
OF waterfront on both sides OF the river at
high prices have recently been made by
railway and steamship people gives color
To the report.
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The COLLISION NEAR BLACKSTONE.
Both Engines Totally Destroyed-One Man
Injured-Trsffc Delayed.

BLACKSTONE, February ga collision oc-
cured on the Norfolk and Western rail-
road three miles from here Saturday evening,
causing the total destruction Of both engines.
The coliiding trains were tho material and local
defailed cars ave OF six 10 number) we're not
brpken and the freight Was not injured. Tele-
graphic communication Was established between
the scene Of the wreck and headquarters 1t
cfeEe, and q large plumber Of citizens besides
tue employees 0f the road we're kept 81 work ell
night and the whole day on Sunday before the
trark Was entirely cleared OF the ds5ris. The
oast-Dou mail train due 1t $50 p. n. was do
taiued here al night, passeLgers sleeping In tho
ctfh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-09

N~.~.~~~0~r~-~o~Is~ (|S~N<v's~~1"''
ByN. w. Bows,
Real Estate Aucsionsef.
THAT EXCELLENT, CENTRALLY
LOCATED AND VALUABLE MEDIUM.
SIZED RESIDENCE
No. ga EAST FRANKLIN STREET,
AT AUCTION.
ALSO,
POOL AND BILLIARD-TABLEs. PICTURES,
CARPETS, CHAIRS, BAR FIXTURES, ETC.

At the request Of Richmond Club viii sell oy
auction on the premises on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY o, 1892,
OF 12 O'Clock NJ, that well-built and desiraoly
located RESIDENCE above referred 10, for seve-
raj years past occupied by Richmond CUP. aud
formerly by the late Writ Robinson.
This HOUSE contains about IL rooms, besides
most ample accommodations for servants. JUS
location Is all that could 10 desired. as II "a COLI
yenient 70 al; desirable points, and the neighp0r-
hood IA unsurpassed; and ~ IL seldom that
medium-price residence in fashionable, yet
extremely convenient portion OF Franklin street,
IL offered for sale. The premises can be seen
any day between the hours OF IL and o'clock.
After the sale Of the HOUSE q good AsSOkT-
MEST OF FURNITURE will be sold: consisting
In part OF a Pool-Table, q Billlard-Tablc, with
Ivory Balls, Bar-Fi1tures, Carpets, Chairs. Pc
lures. &c.
The sale Of the personal property will be con-
Quoted By j. II. Valentine.
TBRMs At sale. n. w. BOWIE,
ia 81 Auctioneer
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TRAINS NoKTHWAhD.
DAILY.
STOPPING PLACE.

Noe. IA, 10. 33, ana SO maksa' s'o9t a.
and as stop on signal 40 haacl'-'ft t'.
tralia. and Chester. No. "a si Is ol tt-t
Manchester, Dregrys, Gem r1Nl, All
No. % stops on signal a. Man ae'.f ..l /.
passengers purchasing tirkeis /" i't..-
ning-niaces Tor this train south q Peters y
NOs. So, So, 81, 81, 80, 40. all 81 I'D 81,
signal at ali sta tons.
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SANDS AND SMITH, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST GoDDIs
SOMETIMES CALLED GORDON, DEFgSDASr-iS
TIE CHAScERY COURT or TIE CITY OF RICH
MOND.
], Charles W. Goddin, clerk Of said court. GER
tily thagthe bond required Of the special c)in-
missioner by the decree In said cause OF Janu-
airy 20. 1892. has been duly gwen.
Given under my hand this 29th day Of Janu-
airy, 1892. CHARLES W. GODDIN,
feJ CLERK.
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COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF A FRAME DWELLING NO. 304) on
NORTH SIDE OF CALHOUN. BETWEEN NICK
DRY AND ALLEN STREETS; ALSO, Two DG-
SIRABLE LOTS, ONE ON NORTHEAST COR
NER OF HICKORY AND WEBSTER STREETS
AND THE OTHER ON SOUTH SIDE OF WEB
STER BETWEEN ALLEN AND HICKORY
STREETS.-By virtue Of decree Of the Chan
Gerry Court OF the city Of Richmond, entered on
the Goth January, 1892, In the case OF Sands
and Smith rs. Goddin sometimes called Gordon
the undersigned, special commissioner, will sell
at public auction, on the promises, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1892,
at AZ O'Clock p. NJ, the AFOREMENTIONED
FRAME DWELLING on north side OF Calhoun
street, between Hickory and Allen streets, having
front OF 40 feet ald depth Of 207 feet; also,
THAT DESIRABLE LOT on northeast corner OF
Hickory and Webster streets, fronting ~ ioet
and running back 1909 feet, and n LOf on
south side side OF Webster between Allen and
Hickory streets, fronting 40 feet and running
back / 10 feet
Terms One third cash; balance six and twelve
months for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained until all the purchaso-m0ney Is
paid and a conveyance ordered by the court.
CONWAY r. SANDS,
Special Commissioner
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RAILROAD IISys

NS:s:M MISUNDERSTANDING
0~ExzuEz109
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