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A MAYNARD SON.

John Marrow, who completed a six
months sentence in the House of Correc-
tion Saturday morning. is again In the tolls,
after enjoying just one day of liberty.
Marrow has been discarded by his father,
hard-working laborer. living at Twelfth
and Folsom streets, who forbid his way
ward son to again darken his door.
Last night young Marrow proceeded to
celebrate his release and when intoxicated
called at the pateTnal homestead and de-
manded admittance. When refused he
broke in the door with a large cobblestone
and assaulted his aged father, whose cries
Tor assistance brought Sergeant Spillane
and Policeman Grennan to the scene
Marrow was booked on double charge of
malicious mischief and disturbing the
peace at the Seventeenth-street station and
viii be given an opportunity to return to
Fragley'S hotel for another term.
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order to educate the public up to cycle racing.
Heis much sought after as referee as he has
the confidence Of the racing men, added to
a thorough knc wledge Of the rules
Chief Consul Arthur II. Wright nf Stock
ton and g. Z. WetmOre OF the Bav CITY
Wheelmen paid visit to the Alameda track
on Saturday.
Hight. Carroll and Ordway were again
speeding around the Alameda track yester-
day, but unfortunately the timer forgot to
turn the hour glass at the end of the third
lap and II will never be known whether or
not any records were broken.
The spectacle Of tall youth In knicker-
bockers riding safety down Market street.
while with one disengaged hand he led
another pneumatic, TO which was strapped
several bundles, each as big as a roll Of
blankets, attracted considerable attention.
But the wonder ceased when somebody ex-
pialned that the rider was Wilbur +. Knapp,
who wouldn't mind riding an ordinary aud
several sateties at the same time If the
audience was appreciatiye enough 10 ap-
plaud
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Four young hoodlums, who gave their
names as James Madden. James Dunworth.
Charles English and William McGreeyy, all
Of whom live near Ocean View, are In dur
ance vile at the Seventeenth-street police
station with charges of battery against
their names.
Shortly after 9 O'Clock yesterday evening
the quartet boarded electric car 10 and be-
came abusive when the conductor demanded
their fares. When the conductor ATTEMPTED
to eject one of their number all four as
saulted him. He was being roughly ham
died when Sergeant Burke and Policeman
King came to his assistance, and placed the
aSsaiants under arrest
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cess, for many prominent riders have an-
nounced their intention of attending.
Even Walter Foster may conclude TO 20
south and test his speed against that Of
Burke, Castleman and Cromwell.
1t Is authorltatiyeiy stated that W W,
Nlndle. who shares with A. A. Ztmmer-
mann the distinction of being the foremost
American bcycler, will not race this season
unless his record Of 2;15 for the mile is
broken. Then if hard aud careful training
count for anything he will regain the record.
Nj. A. H0lbein recently broke tha 24-hours
road record by riding 341 miles on tricycle,
John jacob Ast0r and his wife are both
cyclists. The latter confines her riding to
the grounds around MI. Astor's residence
near RhiEebeck, on the Hudson.
Campaign clubs on wheels will be a new
feature this fall.
The following is the regular ticket of the
California Division, l.. A. w. for 1892.
when Is not likely 10 meet with any oppo-
sltlon: Chef consul. Arthur Ii. Wright
viee-consul, e. w. Stuart; secretary-treas-
urer, Calvin n. Langton representatives at
large-J. A: DeslmoDe, j. Il. Lambkin,
George p. Wetmore and Harold J. Gage.
The Capital City Wheelmen will move into
their new and elegant club house at glO
IL gbth street. Sacramento, on AugustI. All
visiting wheemen will be welcome The
membership of the club is reported TO be
rapidly increasing.
A few days ago Frank Waller of the
wards In 26h minutes, establishing new
record.
The Eureka Bicycle Club is becoming one
OF the institutions Of Humboldt County.
Preparations are being made for a relay
race between Los Angeles and San Diego.
Captain Plxley is still singing Hail Co.
lumbia" along the dusty roads Of the in
terror.
j. b. Lambkin. president of the Garden
City Cyclers, and F. A. Eckstrom. ]. E.
Oldham and Robert Inglis, of Stockton.
were the guests of the Bay City Wheelmen
early in the week.
The Capital City Wheelmen have received
the elegant trophy won from tile Oak Leaf
Nheenen in the relay race between the
two cities. 1t was presented by the Stock
ton Mail.
The Bay Citys rejoice in the possession
OF the finest clubhouse on the coast. Indeed
1t Is doubtful whether any other cycling or
ganlZatiOn IN the country can boast of bet
ter furnished or more eligibly located quar-
ters But luxurious surroundings have not
made the boys iDdolent. The good records
they made at Stockton amply proves that
racing-bloOd flows in their veins
X M. Welch, whose portrait is here
given. was a pioneer IN the sport of cycling
on this coast, having ridden since 1885 In
1886 ne founded the California Divisiou of
the League of American Wheelmen. and
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WON ONE At LAST.
Harris Men Fell Upon Lester z. German
and SmOte Him.

STOCKTON, July 24.-The San Franciscos
raped German hard and often today, and
his team behind bin played as though they
were looking for batch Of releases Harris
men opened the fusillade in the first Inning.
when they scored three runs on 0'Brleu's
error, single by Pete Sweeney and double
by Dan. In the second more hitting was
done than was ever seen in one inning on
the ground. Sharp got two singles. HIM
ley one, Levy one, Hoffman one, Peoples a
triple and a single. and Tanning two triples.
all netting eight runs
The seventh gave the Friscos three more.
secured on two singles, triple and pair
OF errors. Harris men not only hit the ball
hard, but telded well, aud Tanning did ex-
eellent work in the box. Tip 0'Neill crossed
the plate In the fifth inning, getting first on
Peoples error, second on a sacrifice by VIII
son and scoring on Germans single. A
single by O'Brien in the eig hth, CAROLS
triple and Turner's hOme-run hit gave Oak
land three runs. The score:
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MARRIED,

EDMONSON-FISN-In this city July "a, 1892,
al the Central Presbyterian Tabernacle by the
Rev W. K Smith. John Il. Edmonson and Fan
nie Finn, both Uf san Francisco.
GOUGH-LtNC0LN-In Oakland June 90 1892
by Justice Of the Peace SnooE Robert r. Cough
ana Rae Eliot Lincoln, both OF San Francisco.
BEChER-STEiN-In this city, Bernhardt Becker
and Lizzie Stein both of San Francisco
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES this city July IT
1872. by the Rev. j. Fuendeliag, Frederick I'd.
wards aud Mrs. Mary r. kfrchner
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Club are gettilg in Shorthand.
condition for the coming road race 1t will
be hard TO pick The winner, as some of the
clubs new members are very fast. Young
Clark and Bernard Jr. are training hard
early aud late ard both have secured semi
raeiug machines. Twitchel and Scovern are
also getting lntrim. Secretary Golden, no
IS going TO present the solid gold medal to
tue winner, was interviewed on Saturday at
the Office Of the J. Dewing Company and
he stated that his fellow club members were
quite enthusiastic over the coming contest.
There will certainly be a laIge crowd to
view the finish.
The Pacific Road Club had a most enjoy
able run to Redwood City Yesterday, start
ing at S:l5 from the clubrooms on Van Ness
avenue with the following members in line /:
Captain j. +. Hancock, Lieutenant f. S.
BATTLES, A. L. JanZeD, J. j. Zlmmer, J. c.
Luby. y. HaZeil, Charles HaZeIi, w. H.
Price. M. J. Ballard, A. J. Armstrong, J.
Wurtheimer, j. III. Hutaff, also r. j. Elliot
and j. +. Brown, B. c. w.
The roads were excellent as was also The
dinner. On the return the scorchers got I'M
their iine work. Hancock and Hutaff
reached home first
The Pacific Road Club will hold handicap
road race for ers on August 81, the
course TO be once around the San Teandro
triangle. There will be time prize and
two others. The club is growing RAPIDLY,
members being admitted at nearly every
meeting and large entry list is looked for
IN the race. Ine club will also be heard
from In future race meets
those who have carefully studied the re-
cent records made on the safety blcycIe
realize how formidable an opponent that
machine Is 10 even the very fastest trotters.
Berlo's great feat Of riding quarter Of a
mile, nylng start, in % As secs, and Lums-
oen exploit OF riding a half-mile from n
standing start In min 3-5 secs. are aclu-
ally startling. The former is or seca
taster than the fastest recognized trottjng o
time Tor the qnarter-mile, Maud SIS 20 IL
secs, made at Narragansett Park. Provi-
dence. iV'r
Lumsden's time is fully equal to l .o2
from ilylng start, and most bicycle author
llles would claim that it is equal to .OI
Eltner Oh these last two times is superior 20
the best tTottlng time for the balf. which is
Sunofs. 1;O2R, made on a kite-shaned
track.
Inc recent performances of Zimmerman
beIlo, Taylor, Munger and Others annar
entiy indicate that the hope which enihu.
siastlc Dicycllsts have long entertained
that the wheeling record for mile will
equai the trottlng record, may be realized
WITHIN SO snort time as three months a
time allowance being made for the hicv.
clsts handicap in having only a standtpg
start, while the trotter has 6ying one
MS allowance should be four seconds in
the mile III
Inc following table shows the comnar.-
i've standing of bicycle and trottar.
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Improxemnn,. w.n1sa.

At a meeting of the South San Francisco
improvement Club on Saturday night
Secretary Lankenau reported that the
Spring Valley Water Company had PROM
ised to put in larger water mains in the
district. IN consequence Of which the insur-
ance companies have agreed TO reduce their
premiums as soon as the mains are laid A
resolution was adopted urging the immedi-
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Fitchb urg Amateur League.

The game between the Hill Maroons and
aud the j. A. FOlgers at Fitchburg was won
by the latter by score OF IS to 0. Batteries
-Eber and Sullivan for the Folgers. Corbett
and Drews for the Hill Maroons. Base-hIis
III. MS. 4, Folgers 13. Sirnck out-By
Eher IA, by Corbett 4. ErrCrs-H. MS. 10
Folgrrs |. Passed baIls-Drews 2. Sullivan
z Charley Sweeney. Scorer-.J.
Hansen. Next Sunday tue j. A. Folgers
meet the Fitchburps h0i'
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A CnwardIx Aasanlt.

John German. who made a cowardly as
sault upon John Lester, cripple tending
bar liz Craig's saloon on Stevenson street.
near Third, about two weeks ago during n
dispute over drinks. was arrested last night
by Policeman O'Shea and Special Oficer
Kelley and booked for assault with a deadly
weapon at the Southern station.
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STANDS To-Day as the best
official the league ever
had in this State. He
is a strong rider aud
wears several bars OF
The Century Road Club
of America. showing
that he has ridden 1CO
miles on the road inside
OF 16 hours many times.
He is deeply interested
in the promotion Of rae
ING. ana feels that small
race-meetings should be
held near the city every
Saturday afternoon, in
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AT STOCKTON, JULY "a, 1892
Runs BY INNINGS

Runs BY INNINGS.
san FTsnciscos........3 8 o o 0 3 o IA
OakIands ..-......- 20 o o D o O. 4
:, Earhed runs-san Frsnciscos 6, OakIands g.
Home run-IurBer. Jhree-base hfts-peepIes Pan.
Mug :, r Sweeney. Hoffman, Carroll Two-base
hIts-D sweeney, Whitehead First base on errors
oAl frhnclscos 4. OAklands q First base on called
Dsls-Osklands l. Left on bases-Saa FrancIseos
8. OaElands /. Struck out-By tanning 3 by GER
man 8. Double plays-Sharp to Hoffman OfBrIen
10 urner; sacrinee hits-Spies, Wilson empire
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Earned run-San Joses /. Home run-Harper.
Ihree-base hit-CisrE. Two-base hitS-Glenalvin.
Everett Sacrifice bitS-McCauley, Roach Denny,
CiarS. First base On errors-Los Angeles 3, san
J0SeS 8. First base on called baI.s-Los Angeles 2
san JoSeS !. Lett on bases-LOs Angeles Z, san
JoSes 4. Struck out-By ROsch 5, by Harper .. By
Bsisz l. Double plsys-Roach TO Lytle TO Glenal-
YIn; stafford TO GlenaIvIn; B2!Sz Huleu TO stat
ford Passed balls-Iytle 3. Clark. Nid pitch
Roach. lmpire-Gagus ScoreT-Stapleton
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NO FIGHT TONIGHT.
The Turner Williams Contest Iudef
initely Postponed.

IHIIeIy Fostponed.
James Williams, the middle weight
pugiIist from Salt Lake who was TO fight
Charley Turner of Stockton at the Pacific
Club this evening, was seized with sudden
illness yesterday afternoon, and the fight
will be indefinitely postponed
Williams is training at Blankin's Six-mile
House, and was apparently in the best of
health all day. when he suddenly collapsed
yesterday afternoon and had TO he removed
10 his room. DR.. Stone was hastily sum-
moned and pronounced it serious attack
of typhoid malaria and advised the post
pOnement of the contest
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He made 392 miles, far
surprising all previous
scores. But even this
record WAS not allowed
10 stand long, for on
Saturday it was beaten
by +. w, Shorthand in
the great "a hour race
for a splendid challenge
cup on the Herue Hill
track in England. The
dispatches state that he
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Died From Natural Causes.

Mrs. Johanna Larson was found dead In
bed yesterday morning at her home, Al Dore
street. AZ she had not been attended by a
physician her remains were turned over TO
the Coroner. An autopsy showed that
heart and lung troubles caused death. The
deceased was aged So years and native of
sweden
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- - - - -
Many letters from
pro N in ent clubs
were read approving
of the plan and a
good representation
is assured on Satur-
day evening. Upon
motion the following
were appointed dele
gates: Thomas K.
Knox, Lem ID. Owen
and Thomas S. Cob
den. All of these
gentlemen are favor
ably known, aud be-
ing active in the in
teresis Of cycling
cannot fail to make
the proposed Organi-
ZatiOn a success.
Quite a number Of
mem bers Of the San
Francisco BfcycIe
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Fell Under "A Car.

Bernard Nelson, labOrer, living at Ocean
View, attempted to board an electrician
while it was in motion, yesterday afternoon,
and miscalculating the distance, fell under
the wheels. Both feet were so badly mashed
by the wheels that Nelson was removed TO
ST Luke's Hospital for treatment In the
Seventeenth-street station patrol-wagon by
Officer Gallaoher
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Races At San Diego.

SAN DIEGO. July 24-The one-mile scratch
race with safety bicycles was won to-day
by II. b. CrOmp ell Of Los Angeles IN min.
Al p sec. Cromwell also won the half-mile
race after hard ride In l min. 141a Sec,
thereby capturing gold medal.
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Luxury s Necessity.

When Apollinaris was first brought to Amer
lea a great <4D1epzcam Physician (NIAR1oN SIMs)
declared it to be "not only luxury but a neces-
sity." Since then its sale has risen from 2 to 18
millions. Now Apollinaris "reigns supreme" and
is ubiquitous. ."-BRITIsH MEDICAL JOURNAL.
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Sill better shooting was dona ,o a., -,
shoot, when the highest score maaa e"o o pTu, ,ba
slouhds Ior some seasons past was made
Siade ana Robinson again tied with %
oifds each to their credit. which Is tho hIgn-
es' possible number. Below is the score:
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BEFORE THE TRAPS.

ep''oh"i scores Made by tho Monaco
Club ut Oakland.
Inc main season trap shoot of the Monaco
o'uo was held at the Oakland racetrack
Soed yosdeiJay .n afternoon; Some exceptionally
Soou ~ shots were made 10y the contestants.
inc regular match ending i'm three ties he,
Tween Tween robinson, Siade and Haas. who
Killed K1IIeo III birds each and divided first money
Inc following was the score:
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ate construction of a new culvert on Ken
lucky street, at ISlais Greek, and committee
was appointed to confer with the Supervis-
orS and endeavor to have new sewer sys-
tenn established before the funds available
this year are exhausted
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The most curious among famous pearls it
appears is that which three centuries ago
the French traveller, Tavernier. sold TO the
Shah of Persia for 9135, 200. Ii is still in the
possession Of the soyereigns of Persia.
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An ANCIENT storv Kens.,.d.

Dora Burns, al inmate OF house of
shady repute on upper Kearny street, was
arrested early yesterday morning on a
charge OF stealing $50 from Thomas Mee-
gan. The complainant was also locked up,
being detained as a witness and upon a
charge of visiting house OF i'll fame.
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Central I..arna

In the Central League game yesterday at
Piedmont the J. 7. Morans defeated the
Fiedmonts by score OF 15 to 70. The hit
ting was lively on both sides but the win
ners both outhatted and outpayed their on.
Smith and Mulyey i0'''
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CHAT ABOUT THE CYCLE.
Sh0rland, the New Twenty.FOur.
Hour Champion.
Preparations for the League Election-A Pop
ular California Wheelman-Races
at San Diego

Twice has the 24-hour bicycle record
been broken since SpOoner surpassed the
time made by Waller. First came Steph-
nlne the well-known French rider. winner
OF the recent race from Bordeaux TO Paris.
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,;.-o is'H 'Hs t"o'o ohVHs Ln6 compare
1--WE standing Of bicycle and trotter:
"a flying start.

Ihe method nf finding the gear OF n safetv
is a matter of everyday wonder .D,oy q s"ieIy
riders and many old riders. Who knoty ia's
about wheels than they should: The ruIe
Is: Multiply diameter OF rear wLeel v h,,
number Of teeth in front sprocket wbee,
anu dlvide by number Of teeth In rear
sprocket wheel. For example. Diama,nu asai
% inches; front sprocket IS teeth: rear
sproeket, teeth; 2S times Is are 6os
which, divided by 9, gives Sc, representa-
the gear. "''i1s
The New York World devotes half n
Column 10 describing what IL considers q
new discovery, and in 50 doing proves how
lar the East is behind the wild and wooIIv
West. The Worlds revelation is that ths
; ot"f The new Broadway cable road affords
smooth track for cylists. That's AN old
s.ery IN this city. 0'u
Riverside proposes 10 hold another race
meet on September o. IL should be a suc-
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BORN.

BORN.
BELLSTEDr-In this city. July 21 1892, TO the
wife OF Theodore Belstedt. a SON
BOOTH-In this city. July %, 1892, to the wife OF
j. NJ. Booth. a son.
RABBlTT-In this city. July 19, 1892, 20 the wife
OF Michael Rabbit, daughter.
HuLLAND-In this city, July 81 1892, to the wife
OF L. Holland. a son.
HETTLER-Iu this city. July l8. 1892. to the wife
OF Joseph Hettler. daughter.
WOOD-In Oakland, July 23 1892 to the wife OF
Hub A. Wood, son.
GE EENE-In this city. July a. 1892 to the wife of
Joseph c. Greene. son.
JACKSoN-In this city. July 90 1892, to the wife
or John +. Jackson. daughter.
MEYER-ln this city. July l, 1892, TO the wife OF
Alfred Meyer. son.
SKELLY-In this city, July al 1892 10 the wife Of
Gregory Skeily, a daughter.
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ROBBED In a SALOON.
A Man Knocked Down and Relieved of
His Money.

Frey Smith. desperate looking indi-
vidual, is behind the bars at the Southern
station with charge of robbery against his
name.
Joseph Armand, laborer. living at 725
Natoma street, claims that he was walking
along Howard street when he was ad-
dressed by Smith, who invited him into
saloon near Fifth street to take a drink. Ee
had scarcely entered the door when Smith
knocked him down and relieved him of So
which he had in his pocket.
Armand held on to his assailant until
Policeman O'Connell, who had been at
tracted by the noise of the struggle, arrived
and placed him under arrest
Both men were badly used up in the strug-
gle and had their heads severely cut. No
property was found on Smith when searched
at the station, and it is thought he threw it
away before the police arrived.
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CIareland CInh

AT meeting Of the Cleveland Tariff Re-
form Club of the Thirty-ffth Assembly
District, which was held at Wienholz's
Hal, 5145 Mission street. Saturday evening.
tue loilowlng officers were elected: Martin
Kerr, president; NJ. Bogue. yice-nr.sident
n. WlenhoiZ, treasurer; William j. Bell
recording secretary; NJ. Spillane, financial
secretary; William SpaQht, sergeant-at-
arms; executive c0mmittee-M O'Brien
Thomas K. Walsh, John Z. Pool, Thomas
Schubrige, c. M. Collins.
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! 'orthwestern Leapua

SPOKANE, July 24-PortIands 10. spo-
kanes g.
TACOMA, July 24.-Tacomas 6. Seattles
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kearney's Japanese Movement
Drnis Kearney talked on the Japanese and
other live questions on City Hall avenue, es.
terday afternoon. He was frequently ap-
pauded. P
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mall
Will not he inserted They must be handed In at
either OF the publication Offices and be indorsed
with the name ana residence OF persons authorized
TO have the same published.
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That Street scrimmaee.

The Strassman-Pilger scrimmage which
took place on Larkin street. is prolific of ex-
plantations as we'll as litigation. 1t is now
stated that the party preierring the battery
charge is Joseph and not William Pilger,
ana that the person struck at was L. p,
and not b. NJ. Strassman.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived.
SUNDAY. July "a.
sehr Frances Alice, Erratt. Il 3 days from Karjuk;
3795 cs sa mon, 10 James Madison
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