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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-11
DOWN COMES DOClKEnY.
The Committee NGmfnates Charles
Reynolds, of winston

Raleigh. y. c.. Sept. 1o.-(SpeciaD-In-
terest was undated last night and this
morning TO know what the Populist and
Republican committees We're doing
Members of the Republican committee
The Republican State Committee
nominated for Lieutenant Governor
Chars Reynolds, Of Winston, in place
OF Oi.N er II. Dockery, che Populist whom
ii had endorsed August 18th, but who
later 30 bitterly attacked the Republi-
can party.
said only two of their number favored
the taking down of ID. l.. Russell. 1t
was alleged by people who claimed TO
know that Senator Piitchard was not
Populists agreed to let the Republicans
in the Legislature name the United
States Senator in the caucus, just as they
did in January, 1895. OF course the man
named W ould be Pritchard.
Russell denied In the most positive Ian
guage that he had ever intended to come
down or would ever do so. 4 Democrat
of high position declared most positively
that Il Republican had informed him
that Russell had certainly put the matter
in the committees hands. a published
statement of this to-day made Russell's
friends furious. Committeeman renew
ed the assertion that If Russells reslg-
nation came before them only two would
vote TO accept It,
or course il is no secret that Butler
wanted Russell TO come down
newspaper telegraphed your CORE
spondent the inquiry: What Is the
funniest thing in North Carolina poll
tics this year?" The reply was: "Sena-
tor Pritchards position: for silver up to
March 4. 1887: after that for gold"
DR. Mott insists that he has all the
while felt sure the Populists and Demo-
Gratis would fuse electorally Senator
| Butler has changed his mind. 1t seems,
about demanding everything for Bryan
and Watson and is alleged to be willing
to divide al ctors. Democratic Chairman
Manly has repeatedly said he had never
faltered In his belief that that would be
the result.
Senator Butler left for WASHINGTON at
80 this morning. He was with the Pop
ul!st committee many hours last night
and yesterday afternoon. OF course II
is quite safe TO assume that everything,
was fixed before he left here a he super
Vised all the committees doings
The September crop repoF; will show
a continued falling off in the size of the
cotton crop.
The sheriff OF Dare county came here
to-day after William Taylor, n negro
convict. who is serving a term in the
pea!tcn;iary for arson. the burning OF
Dr.. c. c. Winstead's dwelling. DR..
W!nstcad IS charged with hiring the
negro 10 burn the house. He has had
the case moved from Dare county to
Camden. and 20 tia latter county Taylor
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POPULO REPUBLICAN
Fusion Finally Agreed Upon by The State
Committees Of the Two Parties.
pOpULlSTs GIVEN FOUR CONGRESSMAN
And Reserve the Right to Nominate
Thrcc More-Thc PopuIists Also
Get the Lions share of other
State Ontccs-NO Mention ~ Made
OF the GoVcrnorship.

Raleigh. n. c.. Sept. l0.-Thc Populist
and Republican State Committees this
afternoon, after many hours of confer
ence and work through subcommittee,
adopted the following plan OF co-opera-
ton:
The Peoples party State Executive
Committee and Republican State Execu-
tive Committee in behalf of their respec-
tive parties affirm our devotion and
fixed determination TO support and
maintain free ballot and fair count
in all elections held in North Carolina
and pledge ourselves to the policy OF
UNFOLDING the principle of free and
honest elections aimed at and provided
for by election laws enacted by the Leg
islatuTe of 1895, and for the purpose OF
maintaining the act of the last Legisla-
ture restoring to the people the right of
local self government, enter into the fol-
lowing terms of corporations:
First. To equitably cooperate 10 Sc
cure me election Of members of the
Legislature pledged to these reforms
with co-opera ton on county officers.
Second. That the Republicans con-
cede the Populists candidates for Con-
grcss In the following districts Third,
Fourth, Sixth and Seventh, and the Pop
ulists reserve the right TO name candi-
dates in the Second. Fifth and Ninth,
the First and Eighth Districts having
made satisfactory adjustment through
their respective Congress sional commit
tees.
Third. That the Republicans supper;
the nominees of the Peoples party for
Secretary OF State Treasurer. Superin-
tendent OF Public Instruction and Asso-
ciatc Justice of the Supreme Court. That
the Popul!sts support the nominees OF
the Republican party for Attorney Gen
e:al, Associate Justice and Judge OF the
Superior Court in the Fifth District
Fourth. The good Offices of our re-
spectlNe committees are pledged TO ac-
complish ;he results aimed at in this
agreement.
(SiSncO
HAL w. AVER. Chairman,
l.. c. CALDWELL,
Z. l.. GARRETT,
Peoples Party Committee.
"A. L. HOLTON. Chairman,
II. l.. MOTT.
II. O. PATTERSON,
A. L. MIDDLETON,
Republican Committee
Both State chairmen say this agree
ment completely satisfies them
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HOLLAND, Va.

Holland. Va. Sept. 10.-(SpcciaD-
Early risers Sunday morning were
shocked to hear of the death of Mrs.
Eudora Jones. wife OF our townsman.
Il. G. Jones, which sad event occurred
nj 3 o'clock n. m. Sunday. Her death at
that time Caused by heart railure) was
totally unexpected. ~ good woman has
passed away.
Little Miss Mary Holland and Master
Howard Luke were quite sick last week,
as was also Master Gilmer Holland
IheN are all better now.
Mr.. y. y. Holland has gone to Au-
lande. \. c.. to measure logs for Camp
manufacturing Company.
Tho Christian Sunday School will hold
their annual picnic this afternoon.
The reporter for The Virginian from
Suffolk was little previous in an
nouncing the marriage of Mr.. Putnam
y. Duck to Miss Maggie Holland, as
they Will be married this afternoon, the
9Th instant. at s O'Clock.
The new road machine for the county
was given satisfactory test near here
Saturday afternoon.
Ihcre is quite Il good deal OF dissa tis-
faction among the patrons of the free
schools of this district. Quite n good
many are condemning the School Board,
sthey claim unfairness is being used
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I'M BERKELEY.

MIR. John Garrett died at his resi-
uence. foot of Mulberry street, yester-
day afternoon ut $3.50 O'clock, after a
lingering illness of seven weeks. The
deceased leaves y wife and two small
children to mourn his loss. The fune-
raj Will take place this afternoon from
the residence at 4:30 o'clock. Friends
ana acQuaintances are respectfully in
vited to attend
MIR. h. w. Biggs. whose family has
oeen quite sick ON Chestnut street, de-
siteS 10 return thanks to the many kind
friends that administered to their
wants in their sad ailiiction
Mi. VIM. West came near losing a fine
morse yesterday by sickness.
Chestnut Street NJ. I1. Church was
,iileu 10 It's utmost capacity last night IL
pelnE the quarterly meeting of Seaside
Union oil tpworth League. n nice pro-
Sranme had been arranged for the &C.
casion. which was ably rendered.
me Town Council met last night with
president NJ. G. Keeling i'm the chair
and the following members present:
MeSsrs. T'illcy. Parks. Whitstone, Rock
afelier. Miller and Martin.
a lengthy communication from the
electric Light Company was read. ask
ing the Council. etc, for a little longer
tlme to perfect their plant. Mr. Miller
OF the Light Committee. asked that the
communication be tabled and that he
would report progress
communication from DIR. Truett. the
iieaith officer. recommending the abat-
ing or Il nuisance on Berkeley avenue
ana the appointment of a board of
heaIth Tor the town, was adopted.
~ communication from the Hope Fire
company. asking the town to allow
them sho5O per month instead Of 500
as the latter would not meet their run
hiilG expenses, was referred to Com
mittee on Fire Department.
An ordinance increasing the town
levy from SO per cent. to as per cent on
the 500. was offered by Mr.. Whitstonc
chairman of the Financial COMMITTEES
The rules were suspended and the ordi-
nance adopted.
Adjourned
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Will DE taken as 4 witness against him
Inc truckers and fruit-growcrs of
Rlageway make complaint against tho
Southern Express Company and CLAIM,
SioU uu,hases Tor the latter's failure to
forward a Shipment of Strawberries The
Shipment was Il carload. This was ready
out when the train came along the oy-
press car was fun and as II result, thr
berries were left for twenty-four hours
and were spoiled. The case comes IN for
nearing before the Railway Commission
on the 22d Instant
at 10 o'clock shis morning Ponulist
state Chairman Aver came out OF his
ineauquarters where his committee was
IN session and said: 1T looks like three
straight tickets. That Is what viii he
inc result unless something happens out
size The committee III one hour. for our
committeeman are going to leave the
CITY at l:30 this morning"
The Popul!sts are advertising I'm Tho
most extensive and careful way Bryan's
speeches In this State. They have won
derful methods OF getting news rapidly
TO their party.
Joe Myers, of Charlotte, who stole
$4,000 of Seaboard Air Line money and
He'd with n woman named Bissoncttc,
Is sentenced to six months imprison-
ment. to pay $500 fine aud to refund 81, 900
yet due the railway. His uncle Is said
TO have sent the money needed. 81. 400
Ihere are us students at Wake Forest
College.
DIR. j. j. Mott declares his belief tina t
there are 10000 white and ITO 900 colored
Republicans in the State
some years ago King Kama. one of the
South African potentates. was converted
10 the Christian religion. He will send
the two princes, his sons, to this country
TO be educated One of them comes TO
shaw University here and the other goes
rive this month. President Mcserye. of
Shaw University, informs US
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TfIRAsHED THE LANDLORD.
Former NorfoIkian Igas u Lively
ScrimInagc Up Norfolk.

Gloucester, Mass, Sept. e-An unusual
throng of fashionable spectators crowd
ed the Police Court this morning 10 hear
evidence in the assault case which Mr..
ana Mrs. Walter II. Osborne who run
the arts tocratic Harbor View Hotel at
East Gloucester, brought against Mr.. Da
va +. Guest, prominent lawyer Of
Richmond, Va. The dispute was over a
bill Of 50 contracted by a cousin OF Mr..
Guest, who left for home several weeks
ago. MIR. Guest testified that Osborne
called him liar in controversy which
arose and in Consequence was knocke d
down and beaten by Guest
osborne testified 10 the assault and 10
mis- calling Guest liar. and added on
the stand, "He is a liar" Mrs. Osborne
testified that Mr.. Guest did not assault
her Intentionally. but she was struck
while attempting 10 rescue her husband.
M:. Guest said that he should have in
tiicted more punishment on Osborne had
ne not been dragged behind a barris r
OF women by his wife. The Judge held
that Il technical assault had been made
on Mrs. Osborne without intent. and for,
this fine of s. was imposed For assault
on Osborne he was fined $40. Both were
paid.
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ELIZABETH CITY.

Elizabeth City. n. c., Sept. 10.-(Spe-
ciaD-F. L. Horton having purchased the
Nlrginlan of the agent. Mr.. G. q. pritch-
ara VIII hereafter be coated at the
Dawson stand. near the postonice. All
communications will be- received by him
Also do not forget TO subscribe for the
VirEinian.
In the game of base ball yesterday
afternoon the Camden Courthouse team
was worsted by the Junior Giants.
ocore-l4 to ]. What pity 1t could
not have been &c To
Mr. Breen has returned from Wash
inTton. ID. c., Where he has been very
III. He will begin work right away on
the canals
Mr.. +. Il. Aydlett returned yesterday
from Currtuck Courthouse, where he
mas been attending Court, being counse-
Tor in several cases.
Mr. Reuben Davis, superinte ndent of
the Elizabeth Telephone Company. is
at Manteo. where he went TO repair
some phones for the company at Man
teO.
Mr. John Evans. of Manteo, n. c., was
in town yesterday.
Messrs. Ike Salomonsky and Oliver
Gilbert while returning from Hartford
on their wheels, were intercepted by two
negroes. also on wheels. whom IL is
thought meant robbery. The boys dis
played their revolvers and the would
bc robbers disappeared.
Mcssrs. William White and Dave
Whitehurst left for Norfolk on their
wheels. where they will spend their va
cation.
Lieut.. Ferebee. of the Elizabeth Civ
Division of Naval Reserves compli-
ments the boys on their fine drill Tues
day night. Lieut.. Fcrebee is an em-
cient officer, having been an officer in
the various companies organized In this
town for several years.
Mr.. Wesley Williams has been repair
ing his store recently occupied by Mr..
j. II. Cartwright, MIR. Cartwright having
located at Mrs. Hil's store, near the
market.
James Wilcox left yesterday for Ra-
leigh on the 2:30 train. where he will at
tend the Agricultural and Mechanical
College.
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PORTSMOUTH NJ WS

"a little hard particle" The young
BOYS said 1T was Il walnut shell.
Attention is called to advertisement
Of Major j. r. Crocker, in which he
announces that he has associated with
him his nephew. Frank l.. Crocker, and
gives notice that they will conduct
business under the firm name of Crock
er Crockcr. Ses advertisements
a special session OF the Mayors Court
was held yesterday at l o'clock to hear
the case of an assault upon Il drummer
VINO was so persistent and insulting to
Il merchant that he had to drive him
from his store by force. Owing to alb
sent witnesses the case, at the request
OIL the drummer, was continued until
january, 1897
Mr.. Junius Persons. who has been Wis
ting his brother, on Washington street,
Tor the past week. returned yesterday
The choir Of the Court Street Baptist
church will begin their regular weekly
rehearsals ON Saturday evenings at 8
o'clock in the church. Prof. Rugby de-
sires fun attendance and will he glad
10 receive new members who wish to
iuin the choir.
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FIRE ON THE BANCROFT.
Blaze on the Little Cruiser Does
Some Damage.

New York. Sept. 1O.-Fire broke out
to-day in the coal bunker of the little
cruiser Bancroft al the Brooklyn navy
yard. The Bancroft Is now in the dry
dock preparing for cruise 10 Constan-
tinople. When the fire was discovered
the smoke was so dense that It was with
great difficulty that the crew succeeded
in eXtineuishing the fiie. :,
Part of the crew worked with fire
eHtinGuisherS, and the steam from the
cruisers boilers was burned into the
bunker where the fire was. The damage
done the cruiser IL only t,iiing and 1t
is thought that she will be able to sail on
Saturday as scheduled.
The fire Is thought 10 have been caus-
ed by either naptha or coal oil being
spilled in the coal bin This oil was
ignited either by heat from the boilers
or spark dropped from a passing
candle or lantern.
The officers of the cruiser say that only
the timely discovery OF the fire pre-
vented the ship from being badly dam
aged.
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rney Are opposed to the synagogue

For some tlmc n mum Der OF cOlored
people have been living on High street,
between Washington and Green streets.
unmolested by anyone. Recently the
Polish Hebrews here leased lot ad-
joining them and located n church there.
The coored people do not Seem TO relish
il much. and knowing that Tuesday was
n holiday, a colored man named Ed
wards filed all the posts in the yard
with paint, so that those who attended
the services would get full. Several fe-
male members of the church became
victims and ruined their dresses. Som
of the male members were also victims
Yesterday Mr.. S. Goodman. president OF
the society, swore out Il warrant against
Edwards for malicious trespass. The
case Will be heard this morning.
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TIC nnncrorrs sailing orders

Washington, Sept. lO.-The formal
sailing orders We're Issued to-day d-
recting Commander Bellinap, of the
Bancroft. 20 leave New York Saturday
with that vessel. to take on explosives
at Tompk!nsvlle. proceed to Gibraltar
and there report by telegraph to Admi-
raj Seifridge. commanding the European
station for further orders. Admiral Self
ridge. in accordance with instructions
from Washington, will have the Ban
croft ready to enter the BosphorouS
about the middle of October. and conf
dcnce is expressed that Minister Terrell
by that time will have secured the de-
sired permission from the Sultan for the
ship 10 pass the Dardanelles.
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HEn.rFOnD.

HEREFORD. N. c., Sept. 1O.-(SpeciaD-
There Is u protracted meeting being
held at Yeopino.
Mr.. Il. q. Long will leave Monday for
Roper. N. G.
Mr.. Waylard Hayes was in Norfolk
this week
Master viii Steger. Of Elizabeth City.
was here this week. He I'D IL years old
and weighs exactly 1929 pounds.
Master Tom White. of Elizabeth City,
was in town this week
MIR. II. ID. Saunders has returned from
Norfolk
We have had one lot OF Norfolk oys-
ters In our market this season.
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h.Dl.N ron.

Edenton. N. c.. Sept. 1O.-(SpeciaD-
Mr.. Charles ii. Banks is out of town
for II few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. II. Bush returned last
night from Ashevllle, n. c.. where they
have been for several weeks
Mr. w. |. Lcary left to-day for Balti-
more. Washington city and Leesburg.
Va. for his health.
Hon. Harry Skinner. of Grenville
n. c.. is at the Bay View this morning.
Mcssra. George Cake and &. w. Brink
lev went oyer to Roper City to-day.
Mrs. Eva MCCraw, of Plymouth, Is
Visiting relatives hero.
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Yesterday morning about o'clock, n
little son of Mr.. Tom Cherry. who lives
on Middle street near County. started
down high flight OF steps in front OF
his house, as lie did so, a dog belonging
10 him jumped in front OF the boy. caus-
ms him 10 fall head!oremost down the
steps to the ground, striking his head
ON the top step, AID cutting ain ugly
cash over me eye. l is not thought
that The sight of The eve will he injured
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CHICKEN Thieves IA, work.

\ few nights ago a negro man robbed
the hen-house of Mrs. Armstrong. in
Park View, OF n number Of valuable
chickens. on Tuesday night the hem
house of Mrs. Taylor at the old Berry
homestead. on the Gosport road, was
robbed of all the chickens on the place.
\ negro man was suspected as being the
party who stole them, also those of
MIs Armstrong. Deputy Sheriff Siv.-
son got on the track of him. but Ia :
not Yet been able TO come up with him.
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Sent TO the pcnitentinry for Five
Years.

The case OF Edward Gunter, who was
sent on 10 the Hastings Court for break
inG into Messrs. Levy Il Jacobs window
and carrying off several suits of clothes,
was tried yesterday, and he was sent TO
the penitentiary for five years. This
will no doubt have n good effect on
Others who would like TO follow Gunter's
example
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New York, Sept. l0.-The steamer Bef-
muda. noted for its flibuster!ny ex-
PLOTS. arrived here this morning in
charge of Treasury Department officers.
The Bermuda has no registry. but Will
nave her name changed to Laura May.
and VIII be put under the American
nag as soon as the necessary law ha.
been pa sAeh by CONGRESS
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I. %. Il. NJ. Officers.

Minneapolis, MINI. Sept. l0.-The I'm
proved Order of Red Men. in session
in this city elected officers to-day as
follows: Great lncohnee, r. II. Daniel.
of Griffin, Ga; Great Senior. George
r.. Green, OF l3inghampton, n. Y; Great
Sachem. ~ II. Patton. OF Danvers
Mass; Great Junior Sycamore. T.. D..
Wiley, Des Moines, Ia: Keeper of the
Wampum. William Proven, OF Massa-
chusetts.
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Tic Ladies'.

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use Syrup of Figs,
under all conditions, make II their IN ,
vorite remedy. To get the true and gen
u!ne article. look for the name of the
California Fig Syrup Company, printed
near the bottom of the package For sale
by all responsible druggists
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rnncra, of Little wi,,tc Lee Duffy.

The funeral of Little Willie Lee Duff
lie took place yesterday afternoon from
the residence of his parents. No. Tic
London street. The services were con-
duc'ed by Rev. William II. Edwards.
The remains were Inferred in Oak
Grove CemetnrN
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Mr.. Frank l.. Croker, nephew OF
Major James f.. Croker qualified yes
terday 10 practice law in the Hastings
Court. Mr. Croker is young lawyer
OF ability. and will be associated with
his uncle in the practice of his profes-
sion
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OF selling $40, $3.50 and Sic suits for
$3.50. The idea is prcposterous. but we
know our business. These goods have
got to be sold no matter the loss.
BltESLAUER &. ANTHONY.
III High street
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the High street furniture man has 70
duced prices on his refrigerators. door
ana window screens. Big BARGAINS
await you
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WORT, Your Atteutton

Suits that are well made and fit well
are worth having. We have them at
$50 to 500.
200 High st. Levy e Jacobs. 200 High Ct
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When in good health Lord Roseberrv
averages about five hours sleep out OF
the twenty-four.
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Young's ana Imperial Guaranteed
sim Hats for fall. Best on earth at
Charles r. Welton & Co.
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Assignment.

Memphis, Tenn. Sept. 1o-Herron
Taylor & Co. wholesale growers and
cotton factors. assigned this afternoon
Assets, Sl24,0Oo: liabilities, SOS, 900.
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Specials for To-Day.

Fine Table Syrup. zoe. per gallon: Isle
of Wight County Apple Vinegar. 3Oc per
Gallon Now Is your pickl.ng season.
Dont risk cheap vinegar. Mrs. Johnsons
large bottles fine Queen Olives, zoe per
bottle. Received by to-day's steamer from
Boston-n lot of fine large Cod Fish Our
25c. Mixed Tea Is very line Phone 1910.
G. w. lIUDGINS Il co
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BGANKErs. BLANuETS. nLANKEr.

This Week nj Lawrence 81 WcIton.s
Entire new stock at special prices for
a few days only. Terms Cash TO all.
LAWRENCE &; WELTON.
Portsmouth Va
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lPEeDI gI;,El, !
! aRESG1,
AZ FDR WEAK yvDKgEn.
PORTSMOUTH ADv'S.
portsmoutb. Vo s,ant 10 1Soc

Portsmouth. Va, Sept. 10, 1896
| HAVE ASSOCIATED WITH ME IN
the practice of law Mr.. FRANK l.,
CROCkEIs. We will TO business under
the irm-name of CROCKER d CROCK
Els j. l.. CROCkER.
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FOX SAl'E-A house containing seven
rooms on Webster avenue between Il
and Anne street. Apply on premises
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