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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-22
rnE nhNo TuYyhh SCHEME.
PrssIdeut StrInway VIII Not Bc Disnp
poInted " n Comes 60 Nnupht.


President william steinway OF the Rapid
Transit Com mission stll has hopes. but they
are not based on the promises Of the promoters
Of the Reno underground scheme to furnish
$4,000. 900 with which TO construct an under
ground road. At the meeting OF the Commits.
slonsrs on Monday. when Mr. Reno presented
his tunnel scheme. he asserted that he had
capital back OF Il. English and American capi-
tai Mr.. Steinwny looked q lit tired and re-
marked to Mr.. Reno that II had been some
months since he had heard from him. although
his scheme had been before the COMM ssloners
for n year or more. Mr.. Reno made promises
OF confidential communications. Mr.. Stein
" have not heard from Mr.. Reno yet. and
PERHAPS II is too early to expect anything def
mite 1 doubt very much. however, the possi-
hility 81 raising the capital Tor this plan.
When the Com m issionets have positive proof
that the capital ia ready. then they will con-
slider tho scheme seriously
1T seems To- me that the public does not
realize that the Commissioners are giving up
their time without compensntiuH to This proh-
for rapid transit, but also the money put II in
operation. I think now that 1t was unfortu-
nate. considering MI things, that Mr. Sprncer's
plan for tho extension ut tho elevated railway
system could not have been Put in Operati on.
Hut unfortunately. the past summer has been
There are not many men to bc found. even
now. who are willing to risk money in n rapid
transit scheme that may nor hrIuu returns for
at least three years. and probably more am
waiting patiently TO hear rom Mr.. lleno apd
his capitalists. hut it seems to me that Mr.
Bushes scheme will PROBABLY prove the most
attractive to men with money
The Commissioners Will meet on Friday.
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TIE PLAY Stopped Br FIGHT.
Actor O'Nein Had The Curtain RunG Down
ut the Grand Opera House.

Actor ONein Had the Cu-tnIn RunG Down
ut the Grand Opern House.
Two young men In the front row Of the ton
gallery ut the Grand Opera HoGse disturbed
the performance OF Monte Cristo" by James
O'Neil by loud talking on Monday night and
were ordered out. They refused to 90. and
fought Policemen Jones and Foster OF the
West Twentieth street station, who tried to put
them out. Jacob BridegroC "a. ~ years old. OF
Az West Fifty-third street. lttempt to he|p
them. He hit Policeman lonos behind the
enr. The struggling and shouting frightened
people In the bOdy OF The house. Some men
and women. thinking the theatre was on FIRE.
started 10 leave the house The ushers reas
Eured them. II was impossible to continue the
Performance while the fight was in progress.
and Actor O'Neill ordered the curtain to 10
rung down. As soon as the curtain was down
he went before II aud made speech in which
he complained OF the management for permit
ting such an occurrence
In the mean time the fight was still going on
in the gallery. The two young men who
started II managed 10 escape. but Policeman
Jones held on to Bridegroom. Yesterday. in
the Jefferson Market foIce Court. Justice
Hogan sent Bridegroom to the Island for six
months.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-22
J0TTINGs ABOUT Town.

twenty days leave without pay.
sarah l. Lord from Arson n Lord "''''e' 70
"a. Pi sGds .T:. 81 y: s sy va ynS A. iss
image. nis County Court iIouss "n anIy
yesterday and tGEsn 10 U6smbsrs street Hospital
one. 4I'T Ds sipS Of
ms resIgnAtion TO Postmaster Dayton yesterday lie
Ssns sp''N''a !" July us successor 11' not yet been
Marcus Braun OF Isa second avenue began an action
street builder aud properly owner for 81 900 ism,
agss ioE false Enlightenment: Braun In his AFFIDAVIT
Raa gave $500 ball '~' -''- " '1's
Ths North usrmGn Lloyd steamer Spree, which
Gibraltar ana Gsaoa VII touch az rontA del GAdA on
as wish 20 nd sssk or ts dAys tlsTs on thsir
WAY 90 the Continent
Mrs Mary Whitaker OF wiIiamshr.dgs recovered =
OF cannon Pleas Of $4,000 DAMAGES Gst the Forty
premature starting offs car.
An application for executive clsmenCY for toL VIII
liam Hayes who vas conNlclsdln the General sss-
fo5 ,.. spring 81 PssS5L sHS sem y 81
llfysd lhai JqdEs G.rliqs ana D'Ire' Attorney Sico
Mil oppose the aspiration
Judge Fiizsmons reserved decision ys.t.riAy on =
mooa 70 81 4sls !Gs Gon'fnt p5SyesI,ass
taken .s.inSI mrs lsndsI,oh ~ .37s i9I sss' bon
pay. and suppis nsnIary proceedings wsrs begun
Justice Ps'sr.on Of 6S SuRIsns Court hss go1L,ii
sRssr i hssas and incapable o. IsEing care Of hs
property ns Appunisi MArEArsltA BsGsgI!h tLs
wtIe. committee ~ her huSbands person and Lawyer
Henry De Forest Weeks comm ttee OF his property
Robert Saver Of ~ Hutton street JsTseY city
Heights employed as clerk b. ", steysusnE. deArr
ln sra. goods a. ~ Greene rect. ned AZ tue
fOmbs cunt yssisr IN charge o. Toh' ng 'Ates
riastfCE ma O. tH4llng IL
II ALFRED mat an tHr lhN uIUntLs sawyer hhs
sto.r n several huuIrvI iullars worth Of vasI'cs
Henry smith u 80 La't EeNvnlh stree vas com
uftsd al iEEeN Market Court yesterday charge ~
fracturing tr saul ut Alexander kvrchsr OF 81 last
Tenth sttsst It's asraut sAA cumlnlttrl uILg smith
And SONS otbrr young men Nsre tying 70 slsal a
aTor,rs Goa box tor bonurs on election night
krTchsr Is nng IN Bellevue Hospital and 10 mol
Isctr'l 10 u'E
suit has been brought IN the United states Circuit
Cour tur ELsOu Electric Light Company AzAinstthe
Ws,urg 1ou,e Electro aud Manufacturing Company
and the Nrw ltrk luru a.el IRE CON pAny
contractors Tor ufEgrlne % OF the Eda1n patents
the ughsluE " tue ord fsIE fue suit hinges
tug vnAuce of a gutfuTm ulECirli prrssuTe q
10 amps b. means OF system ef tesugrs aEd nAln
ranductorA ghlch IL alezed so Be purely au kdison
. strln A snlt has also bssn orouEht against The
kaaRt Aorria and hsstnhouas eo 2Anss foE ll1riAgs
llsnls u The sane patents IN this eiiI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-22
NAY RETURN 1HuRsroN,s PASSPORTS.
His Answer tn Biount Make. Adwin,.tr..
tIon OmcInts A1nry

WASHINGTON. Now 21--Ths reply OF Minis.
ter Thurston to some Of the more fragrant mis-
statements contained in the Blount report and
his bold accusations OF untruthfulness against
the ex Commissioners have given great offence
to certain officials Of the Administration who
are supposed TO represent the views Of the
President and the Secretary Of state
The Indignation Of these gentlemen Is 80
great that they do not hesitate TO intimate
that Mr.. Thurston's passports will he returned
by the President. He lie accused OF violating
all known rules oi diplomatic etiquette and
there is loud demand from the state Depart.
ment clique for his punishment.
1t cannot be learned tonight what steps the
Administration proposes to Take. II any. to
discipline the plain.spoken representative Of
the Provisional Government
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4 rnAIN KonnkR coNFhssks.
One OF the Kesier Gang Now Under Arrest
Terms state. Evidence.

Terms states Evidence.
AIooNt. Ia. Nov 21.--James Newson. colored,
who lie under arrest here for taking part In the
Kesler. Ind. train robbery. has made con-
fession. lie was in the military service. and
deserted his post. near Mssoula. Mon. on
JulyS
Tho robbery was committed on Sept. ~
Newson says that there were seven In the
party. His accompllces he says under oath.
were VIII Jones. whose father is tailor In
Elkhart: Burt Davis. 10 years old. also
Of Elkhart: George Lewis. II. son OF
farmer near Elkhart; Charles Clark
Fields. IS. OF Cincinnati, and Frank Williams,
u. OF Peru, Ind, farmer The name 81 the
party. Sewso T did Y not not Know. The robbery
took place between Elkhart and Donnelly.
The train was stopped BY tagging 1t with
one 2 the gang mounted the cab and Or.
dered the engineer TO throw up his hands. lie
back in the tender and. was held. lie re.
NAMED on the outside and watched the train;
horses and sped across the country.
Newson abandoned his horse seven miles
from ElkhaTt and managed to reach the ap-
lie LIE thinks the gang got about 600 O.si GoN
twenty miles, when he jumped a freight and
went to Chicago.
From thence he went to Toilet and asnnoS.
devious Burt Fields. he says. threw. tho
bomb agalnst the express car door. and he,
the messenger and robbed the sac. Newson
mounted the platform OF tEs first coach and
prevented the conductor ana passengers from
The booty was cared awuin a common
coffee sack. Newsnn.s 6rothe- was with the
held up the robbers had finished their work
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-22
KUCHAN's GREAT EARTHQUAKE
The CITY Entirely Destroyed and mt Least -
Thousand People KILLED.


LONDON. Nov. 21.-A special despatch to the
Times from Meshed brings further details OF
the earthquake on Friday at Kuchan. in the
northern part OF tho province ofKhorassan. Per-
STA. The town was completely destroyed. and
the loss OF life was I'M ense. Great crevasses
were opened through which water flowed.
causing the Atrek River to overflow it's banks
The fertile region around the city was mum
dated and the large gardens and extensive
vineyards were swept away.
Tho people OF KuchAn had o chance TO save
anything. The shock was so severe that the
largest houses. including the residence OF the
Governor. were almost Instantly toppled over.
crushing hundreds OF people to death.
The town had population Of between 90
600 and $1,000 persons. and 1t is thou ht that at
least 900 perished. Many persons were carried
away by the flood that flowed down tho valley.
1t Is not known yet what damage was done In
the valley, but 1t Is feared that many OF the
villages below kuchan have been destroyed.
short time after the distur bance the entire
water supply OF the town disappeared, The
people who were not Injured fled panic
stricken TO the Ala Dagh Mountains. leaving
the Injured to care for themselves as best they
could. The district In which Kuchan is stu
atsd Is very populous. and II Is feared that II
has everywhere suffered from the earthquake
and the flood.
Kuchan occupies a rich valley between
mountains. IL In in these soft Alluvial forma-
tons that the most frightful results OF earth
quakes often occur. as they offer least resist
nnce to the destructive forces
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-22
CARLISLE SHY OF BANKERS.
AMUSINe STORIES ABOUT sUB- TREds-
URER JORDIN,s DINNhR.

Tn. s,.r.,,.v w.. ,,,u.s. ,,, ~. p,ned -,
as. -, a., ,..,. p,u,o-,,s ~.
-' :, a..
pediion-A Coarse OF secretary o. t"e
rr.,.,ry A ,a.d ,o Oh. Memo Aner Coaee.
-. u ~ ~ 49,. 80 :, s,,a,i In wal
town. the everlasting story wasstarteu III wan
street that he was to have a talk with bankers
anu pSnN l.esIuen w. rnn ~ !. no.. no, mn,
came secretary OF tne ireasuI. ps W. nO w pg
foot in n bank Presidents Office in New YORK
cItv. To has called At the ub-Treasury, and
i. ..i.t..'. ,,..s,.. ta.,ionS. ,c1.o hos r,ot
IN Assis.ant treasurer ooruom U' ,t, I ' nnos
Ont ne mas not S 'Gea S Um any U t SO
take no steps that might Justify saying that he
had had conference with them. 1t lie true
IL. n,. r.,I.,. IN. . .,.,,,La. :, h.ut, peat
that Mr.. Carlisle met number OF bank iresi-
dents at President George G.. Williams's home
on the afternoon OF tho Hudson River coInm.
conference was not Intended to get out
urer Jordan invited number OF bank Presi'
tion night. They we're not told that Mr. Jordan
expscted that SECRETARY arlisIe would attend
that dinner "" The s Wero to Sno with Mr. jordan
simply a. his Personal friends. A dozen In
S,,atiors wa m snu, on, .nd om sioc,,on morn.
dinner in the newsnapers II was learned
yesterday that Mr. Jordan had really In
vted Mr. Carlisle to that dinner, Secretary
Carlisle. with Mrs. arllse and their daughter.
came rom @ on % "a and we're AZ
the Fifth Avenue Hotel The following evening.
the time set for Mr.. Jorlan's dinner at Del.
gt ;hs Filth Avenue Hotel; When they were
dan in evening dress The Secretary arose to
meet him and the two had moments CONVEX
urously and seemed to be not n little dis
turbed. Mr.. Carlisle resumed his seat with his
ico's. where certain bank Presidents were al
ready assembled as his guests. The dinner
table had been prepared. But to continue this
story II will be necessary to use the words OF
Mr. Jordan to friends Of his In Wall street be-
fore he lett for Europe. He said;
i invited half a dozen bank Presidents to
same time / Invited Secretary Carlisle to be
present Some indiscreet friend OF mine told
the Newspaper reporters OF Wall street that
Isle was ANNOYED at the announcement Well.
l got up there in that private room at Del.
monico's with the bank Presidents and the
cooked and some of the bank Presidents who
had been out OF town most OF tho day on
Their f6sx rs nsd s 1HE,GG h hume
9Th Eli the sss f sR not and put
FiftR 1 Avenue Hotel dining room and and aSkei
the Secretary II he was not coming over to the
dinner: The Secretary was with his family.
and said that there vas ~ m h Hn
word In the morning to the Sub Treasury that
he did not, know where the dinner was 70 he
known that the Sub. Treasury was closed on
election day, but he laughed 1t all OF and said
that possibly he might como over to Del
monico's later in the evening l returned
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ASSESSED $4,000 FOR a SEWER
which Il Now Rendering His $50 900
House InInhHbitRbIr.

Damage suits AggreGatinG more than $780,
600 are being piled IN against Long Island
City by indignant citizens living in two blocks
OF houses in Flushing avenue. Astoria They
say their property i being ruined and the
health and lives Of their families endangered
hacks up into their cellars, setting their winter
provisions ahoat ana ilhng their houses with
stsncheA
several months until now typhoid fever diph-
iberia and scarlet fever prevail IN one block
while the residents IN the other infected houses
are preparing to move out;
the city GOyernment Tor roller. but without re-
suit Public Works Commissioner Henry " .
ShHrkey, II Is said. told complaining property
owner whose place Is worth s3U.uuO. to move
ont if he didn't liko the way the sewer worked.
This man says lac raid $500 assessment at
the time the sewer Vas put through
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-22
THE WORLDS Fam M4NAGERs.
They VIII Try 10 Get EatIrsIy Out OF BusI-
ness by dan. I,

They VIII Try TO Get ERtIreIy Out OF BusI-
ness by dan. I,
CHICAGO. Nov. 2l.-Bstwsen this time and
Jan. the Board Of Directors Of the Worlds
Fair hope to wind up their affairs and 90 out
OF business. At the meeting OF the South Park
Board to-day the directors asked the Commits
sloners TO name the amount OF money they
wanted to take everything belonging 10 the
CORPORATION and HbsOlye il from all liability
Inc IIopYsition was surprise to tho Com mis-
slonerG They promised t. figure on the mat
ter and submit proposition 10 the directoTy
The directors told the Park Board that they
were ANXIOUS 70 wind up their affairs. and in
limaled that they would ray Tor the Absolu-
ton. II me buildings are accepted By the
tommlsslQn they will probably stand in Jack
possibly several years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-22
PARK BOARD A>D THE SPEEDWAY
withdrawal of the Request that the Comp
troiIsr I-.ue - 100000 OF Bond-.

The Park Commissioners have withdrawn
their request to Comptroller Myers that he is
sue 81. 10000 OF bonds for the construction OF
the first section Of the proposed Harlem River
speedway. and have asked for only $1,000. to
be used 10 pay the expenses OF preparing the
plans for tho construction OF the northeriy
section.
The rea son for this primarily is said TO he
the fact that II will be impossible to begin the
work OF construction before next Year II was
at stsupposed that the speedway would cost
hut 81 800 900 Mt the outside. hut the csti-
mates OF the engineers OF the cost of building
the first section below High Bridge indicate
that that figure Is altogether too low. The esti-
mates indicate that the lower section. which
Is considerably less than half Of tho whole
work. will cost not under sl.OOO. 600.
The Comptroller. who has sole authority to
issue the honda for the new speedway. IL in
clned to tho side of the propln who demand
that the speedWay hO constructed with a walk
ON the river side and access TO tho general
public.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-22
cIRLIN's PARTY oIrEv UP ron Losr
The Soldier. Irnv. Abandoned the Search
., the Mountain..


~ the Mountain-.
MrssoULA. Mont. Nov. 81 - The military
authorities Of Forts Missoula and Vancouver
to- day abandoned the search in Bitter Root
Range for the missing Capt Carlin party.
All hope for the survival OF the son OF Gen.
Carlin and his companions 10 gone. Capt. Car
lin and his party have been gone on their
pleasure trip now more than q month. and IL
is believed that when the severity OF the Octo-
Der weather was first felt they were too far
from any civilized place to reach II. Every pos
sible effort has been made to rescue the party.
A despatch from Missoula Mont. stating
that the military authorities had given up the
search for the Carln party OF bear hunters was
shown at the Hotel Grenoble last evening to
Mr.. W.. A. Engeman. partner OF Abraham /.
Himmelwright, one Of the party
do. not think that there is any extraor-
fully expected to get showed In. They plunged
right into the wilderness without leaving q
trace oftheir movements,
The trip has been under contemplation for
sia+tic over It. He was one OF q surveying
Tor the Northern Pacific.
The party spent the whole winter in the
lIlmmelwright Il familiar with the country.
The, party included ". ], CarliD. son OF
Gen. WP Carlin: his brother-in-iaw, John
Harvey Pierce: Martin SPENCER. the guide: a
on the Northern Pacific near Spokane about
The expedition was to have lasted only two
months don't think they will have any DIM
Guilty IN maintaining camp throughout the
Mr. Himmelwright has n mother. brother,
and sister living near Cresson. 20.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-22
wanted se6 from sIr. ,I,,.,,,,,,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l.-Among the callers at
the White House to-day was a young white
man. who explained to the usher that he had
come TO ask President Cleveland for s25 with
which TO purchase horse and wagon. lie
was inoffensiys and made no resistance when
an officer was called TO conduct him 10 "A
police station. lie there gave his nAmo a.
John w. Kortum, and stated that no WAS a
farmer. living At Mantua. Gloucester county.
n J. He L. being held, awaiting the ARRIVAL of
friends This was kOTtum thiri yi~it 10 ths
White House. his hTst having occurred three
weeks ago on both previous Orra-.un he
WAS persuade to return 10 New Jersey Tut
the third Visit caused his arrest
Harysloua fuel ssstAIt the only one u ia kind m
ths market Send Tor catalogue 10 Lulsd statss ~
U. hnllLs4 ~ fAEk place. ~ 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-22
AN ADvES1URE ON THE BoWERl.
This NrwarE Man PulIed = Gua whsA
Asked TO Fay 81 FOE TIVE Bottles of Bssr

Thu. NrwarE Man Pulled = Cue WhsA
Asked TO Fay 81 FOE TIVE Bottles OF Bssr.
Herman Wishshoifer lives in Newark. For
some time he has wanted to see the BoWery
Ills opportunity came on Monday night
The first and last place he entered was
concert hall at 81 Bowery. A girl came over
10 him. and. seating herself at his table asked
him to treat. He ordered two bottles OF beer.
Alter the beer was finished he ASKED the walter
for the bill,
-" one dollar" was the reply.
Nishshoffer pulled q revolver and said
Damn you! ! may look green but amt
What Is ths price OF that beerf
The waiter didn't answer, but ran out and
called Poliesman Raedig. who arrested Wish
In the Essex Market Court yesterday morn
ing the prisoner said;
didn't do wrong. II was clear case OF
highWay robbery"
lie Mas held on a charge of carrying
Mnnnnu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-22
rn,lns ana Hl. Frlsna Ir,IaE AIl..lns.

John Filling Jr.. deputy sheriff in West
chester county. and son Of the proprietor OF
Aurora Park. in wsstchestsr. is missing. So
Is his friend. Edgar Irving. Andrew pegos. a
feed merchant on Main street, West Farms.
and August schWenk. a saloon keeper at lUlst
street arI Forest Avenue. say that Ebling got
them TO ca n worthless checks for him before
lie went away. l!i- friend Irving was hook
krtpeT and collector iar ". J. guWdE roil
dslier al go Nam street. West Farms Con
way says he has discovered a shortage Of 500
10 lrvings accounts. and that be has received
d letter from Irving admitting that hls Ac-
counts were short S2OA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-22
A Pr.n,L-,,- VIE a sLopmI,.r.

BosToS. Nov 81 Mrs William Pease. wife II
a retired Baptist clergyman living in Ashmont.
was arrested this afternoon for shopliitnG In
several DIR goods stores Shs had been FOL
lowed Tor several hOuts JY detect YES aud vas
dTe-s goods
She was ! allied out She declared that she
committed the theft knowingly, and that she
edge Of ner act sill brsak her husbands heart
he " Oat Of the city on business
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-22
WHo TRIED TO COMPOUND 4 FELONY,
District Attorney Nicoh's Discovery About
Madison square Bank Affairs.

District Attorney Nicoh's Discovery About
Madison square Bank Affairs.
District Attorney Nicoll said yesterday. after
reading one more Of the statements that
Lawyer Samuel @. Untermyer has been making
about the Madison Square Banks affairs. that
Mr.. Untermyer might as we'll understand that
he. Mr. Nicoll. was superintending tho inves-
tigation. and not Mr.. Untermyer.
The investigation Of the banks affairs had
developed, Mr. Nicoli further said. that, be-
tween the hrst publication in regard 70 the
banks condition and the day on which Mr.:
Nicoll was asked to institute an investiga alton.
an attempt had been made TO force money
settlement by means OF threats OF criminal
prosecution. This attempt will be the subject
OF special inquiry and whoever was concerned
In it may be taught that an attem pit to CON-
pound felony Is made. by law. q grave
offence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-22
May Is Murder.

DIR. Yandcrrrife II PHI Henry street reported
10 tho police Of the Madison street station yes.
terday that he had a patient named John
Donovan Of 427 Cherry street. who was IN "A
precArious condition from the effects OF n
light on sunday morning
from Donovan that he had had an alteration
with John Donahue 81 :Ell Cherry street al
Monroe ana GOuVrTneuT streets.
Nerds led 10 rlOws and Donovan has what
the Doctor thinks - fracture Of the * ulL
Tine detectives arrested Donahue at 81 l.. N.
Yesterday and locked him ~ la the Madison
street station.
csus-,. L. Eil-. an Essui.l,s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-22
ANOTHER BOMB IN SPAIN.
Valencia DIsmayed-The Arrest or All Au-
archists Ordered.

MADRID. Nov. 21.-An explosive enclosed In
copper cylinder was exploded In Valencia
to-day doing considerable damage. The con-
tinuance OF such outrsges has caused dismay
among the populace OF Valencia. The Govern
ment officials have ordered the arrest OF all
persons known to be Anarchists.
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