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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
NETWORK PUBLIC LIBRARY REPORT.

INTERESTING FACTS IN THE FIRST OF THE
MONTHLY BULLETINS ISSUED
The first of the bulletins which the New-York
Public Library Aston Lenox and Tilden Founda-
tons is TO issue monthly has been published 1t
opens with an account of the Aston and Lenox
libraries and the Tilden Trust explains the status
of the question OF a site and gives the report OF the
director Dr. John s. Billings, for 1895. Much prog
ress Is making now in the cataloguing work
which had fallen behind. There are now sixteen
catalogues seven at the Lenox and nine at the
Aston On December 81. lss6 the total number OF
volumes in the Aston building was 2sS,2o': In the
Lenox building 1851 making a total or 5a2iH
OF pamphlets there are in the Astor about 3oVV'
In the Ienox 80 l59. making total Of e9l59.
Much shelving has also been added In lS'o
amounting to $500 lneal feet In the Lenox and 400
in the Asor building a large part OF the lower
floor of the Aston Library. hitherto unemployed.
has been brought into The total number OF
current periodicals regularly received at the Astor
Library last year was 10H. and $50 additional ones
were ordered TO begin with 1897. The number of
readers in the Aston increased from S5is2 in 1895 10
9s 2eO I'm 1886 and the number of volumes consulted
increased from AZ in 1895 to 23e5l3 In 1896 In the
Ienox the number of readers increased from s.lis
in 1855 10 l322S In 1896 and the number Of Volumes
used increased from S52l7 1895 $500 in 1895.
The greatest relative increase is In the department
called for in 1896 and 27.727 in 1896
Among the gifts TO the library in 1896 were the
following: John Jacob Aston, . volumes: Samuel
p Avery 4s9: John Bigelou. pos DR.. John $ Bill
ings 2Oj2: British Museum, Sc; John l.. Cadwaader.
400: Alexander Maitland. 93s, and Frank Werten-
kampf 175
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BdPTISTS DISCUSS TIE TREATY.

THE REV DRs BoARDMAN AND FAuNcE ADDRESS
THE SOCIAL UNION AT THE HOTEL SAVOY.
The subject OF international relationships occu-
MED the attention last evening al the Hotel Savoy.
OF a well-attended meeting OF the Baptist Social
Union OF Manhattan Island. II woman =
meeting and they easily outnumbered the men.
After a reception and a business meeting in the
parlors OF the hotel dinner served, and two
addresses followed.
The Rev Or. George Dana Boardman spoke on
international Life and the Rev DR.. William II.
p Faunce on Thoughts International Arbitra
ton" The arbitration treaty. as submitted to the
United States Senate was highly commended, DR.
Boardman characterizing IL as great advance in
civilization.
Miss Jessamne Hallenbeck gave solo. Pres-
dent Charles Il. Garfield. OF the union. in the
chair and among others present were Mrs Can:
Mrs. James E. Newcomb. pr WelI.lakc p. Morse,
b Adams jr. DR.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Harris
Dr. Horace T. Hanks. David G. Link, David j.
Newland Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend and Mr.. and
Mrs. George f. Warren, jr.
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Flint'S Fine Furniture.
Absolutely Correct Styles.
Bargain Prices.

Matter Of New.on-Henry l.. Scheuerman
Vaudeville agt Mandeviile-Joseph Mclean
Wetmore agt. Sanderson-Daniel T. lngrahaEi
HerZfed agt. Strauss-Hcnry i. Macedonia ., 49,.
Matter OF Cedarfurst Stable Company-Georse T. 'o'''
BY Pryor. j.
Hall agt. siebert co-Harris Wilson.
Wuytack agt. Dav!dson-Edward r. sandioro
Oliver agt. Tilden-Horace Russell
Bowsky agt. Bowsky-James A. Gray
BY Andrews. j.
HeaEwald agt. Selzer-Robert Stursis-
BY Beekman. J.
Fooe agt. Jerome Park Railway Company-samuei H.
Ordway.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Truax j.
Matter Of National Electric Exposition company-Georss
F. Porter s,......
o. Sullivan.
By Andrews. J.
Jessie N. GraeHs as,. Albert J. Graene-Frank j.
Nealis.
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NOPE MONEY NEEDED FOR ARUENTANS.

The National Armenian Relief Committee. OF
which Spencer Trask is chairman and Frederick ID.
crae,e Il secretarv sends the following 10 The
Tribune
The National Armenian Relief Committee recently
forwarded Turkey s$5Vn They nave JUS re-
mittee at Constantinopie. OF which the British Am
tance and stating that the funds in hand en-
firejv inadequate to meet the awful suffering and
destiu,iou and that careful Investigation has
shown thai not less than 5000 children have been
made orphans by the late massacres These wards
~ Christerdom'' car be easily saved from starva-
tion or deba sing enslavement in Mosem homes. and
can he AIRED for the rate of dollar month but
shorsands Will perish before spring unless generous
piffs are sent al once Brown Brothers a CO..
Eo 80 Wall-st., New-York who are the authorized
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Rig CHECK TO HELP THE POOR

Mayor Strong yesterday received letter from the
Siegel-Cooper Company in which check for
$50 The Mayor said that he would accept the
money and try send IL where II would do the
n ost good The letter said:
February g. 1897
The Hon. William J.. Strong. Mayor. New-York
City.
Dear Sir: We inclose herewith our check for 500
which will ask you 10 kindly add TO the city's
fund for relieving the poor people OF New York
The recent heavy SHOWS and present cold weat her
have caused much suffering In many localities and
We take great pleasure in joining the movement 10
relieve those who In want OF the necessities OF
life. Yours respectfully.
SIEGEL-COOPER COMPANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
DIR. TIMERS DEFENCE BEGUN.

The testimony for the plaintiff in the suit brought
by Frederick L. Colwell against Dr. Charles A.
Tinker. his family physician. for alternating the
affections Of Mrs. Colwell. was closed yesterday.
and DR.. Thinkers defence TO the suit began. The
Doctor himself was the most important witness
called by his counsel. He said that he had acted as
Mrs. Colwelrs physician for thirteen or fourteen
years and denied emphatcally that any occa sion
he had ever been guilty or any act OF lmproprlety
with her At the time when Colwell and several Of
his friends broke into his wifes room at night DR..
as Mrs Colwelrs physician on a professional visit.
The testimony of Colwell and his friends that he
(the DEFENDANT and Mrs. Colwell were in compro-
missing position sthe Doctor denounced simple
perjury.
he hearing w again adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05

coo 4 oss F4mis &am' t9d S5s
J ll[Spon calendar called a! ioso a. m '''N
J 1cS,s%F opens Gn at o:so NJ Espars matters 'yo
supreme cogrtmSiecIal T,rm 10 IlI-Beore Law.
g5t, ls a M s sas bee4 c
500 500 ials 4sss i225 40; $50 s2s7 45i isiS
snnrsme tourt-specsi Term-part v-Before An
drews Causes TO be sent from Part ~ trial
Clear. - s.o,., r. n. -,
smyih' Causes to be from Part " for trial
supreme Court Special Term-Part vII-Eefore Beck.
suPTs s e s BIS 5 gs
1919 1919 1922 .S s s4sc Ss i co c 1901 lSss
IOsIs. sas5. Clear
JS% s, 2tas tss2 az; ?s: ~ - 49, as tgs9 ss
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J~tauses to be sent from Part Ill for ,fial I'm
Supreme Cour,-Tria Term--Part v--Bcfore Day. j.
Causes 10 from Part Ill for trial case unfinished
s,aver J.Causes 10 be sent from Part Ill for trla.
Supreme court-Tral Ternr Part vlI-Refore G.serich
J"Sos 1910 ioll. ':o 2eo:, ssis seaa, $50 aso7
$ $ss sS AZ ae 51 isa2 @ es72 ss.S Gear W.
S Sn.hsS to be sent no" '', VII Tor trial Case IN
f'OlTf-Irldi Before BlsChOn
IT, J-Causes TO be sent from Part VII for trial Case
Suprcme court-Tral TeTm-Part X-Before NcAdan,
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supreme Couri-TriaI Term-Part XI-Before MacIN an
J-Csuses 20 lie sent om preferred calendar trial
supreme Cour,-rrial Term-Part XII-Before B,rnsri
causes TO be rent from preferred calendar for trial
Gear.
surroga,e's Couit-fhambers-Before Fitzgeralt s.
Motion calendar called al 1880 a. m Wills Tor plobs4-
Rachel 5 Ku,ner, Fanny +. Crosby. George [; Egler
Charles ,ieitzmann at 1870 m; Bernard BucheIs-
berger Henry Hassinger al y. m.
Surrosates tOuft-Trial Tefm-BefOre Arnold. S-No
1924 will Of Alexander Buchanan. at 1850 a.
City Court--Specia rerm-f}efore Conlnn Court
opens a 10 n. IN. Motions at 1880 a. m
City CounaTrai Term-Part I-Bsfore Mccarthy. j.
Nos 4l07 22S 1872 553 1865 1891 1914 465 4sG IIs4
1905 i445. 40l0 1881. i75l i47s 2a9 i4G4 1888
427a i0i 1923 1891, 2545, 1880. 1915 1871. Case IN
finished.
city Couri-rrai Tern-~Par II--Before Schuchman J.
Nos 1919 1881. 419 1874 I03 IFS 1904 go $50 6ol
1857 342 9l3 943 1870 l34s. 1855. 93 5S. 103 Case
unfinished
City Court--Trisl Term--Pau HI-Before O'Dwyer j.
Nos 10 s.4 1879 $o3 ll52 1852 1908 1890 Ii74 1923.
900. 49,. 69. 1913. 81: 1897. 1875 1929. Clear
City Court-Trai Term-Psrt IV-Before Fitzsinons
J.Sbort causes Nos. 1892 42o2 36sI &O76 4Ig3 3I55
+221 32Il $3.50 4lya 42U 4l62 2sO3 37lO 40. $50
+cS5 4sls. 1907. 1907 1913. 1870 1923 1919 4g9 Insa
1851 1927 4S:s. 4is7 1922 1875. Case unnn shed.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
BY Truax j.
Apinwsu at. Moses-John Hone. IN
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BROOKLyN BOWLERS WIN EASILY.

Cincinnati. Feb. 4.-The Brooklyn oo"icrs "'''os'
swept everything before them yesterday. Ire al
,.rnoon ,anes resulted as follows First game
Brooklyn 955 Queen City 627; second-BrooK'yh o'-'
Queen City 743: third-Brooklyn .a Queen o ,.S
rs Highest scores Queen city, hon p;ii iSi
Morton l79: l.. Hoffman, - BrooKiyh-bil''' 49,
Meinninger ls6; Paulson. 100 medium, nc
The night games were all won oy bioo t.i, -s
foilows First game Brooklyn 49, Queen Cly 'oo'
second Brooklyn 9is. Queen City 40; third-brooA
lvn Qo Queen City sac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
BEGGAR WITH SEVEN BIG SONS.

Dominica Mareiasso. sixty-four years old Ital-
ian who lives at No. 453 East ne-hundred and
sorty.sxth-st was arraigneG before Magistrate
Crane in the Morrisania Court yesterday by Police
man Griffin O. the squad detailed TO catch
Migrants lie was charged with being profess
sionsl beggar The old man for the last year has
loitered about One hundred sixty -frs-st and
Th,rd-avc playing wheezy little hand organ bear
ing n sign which reads: Help me ! old and
unable IN work" When aims were refused him, IL
was his habit 10 become abusive. He COM
unitted to the workhouse yesterday. After he had
len locked up In tho prison seven pgosperouslook
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
~ English EVANGELIST ARRI' ES.

The Rev. Dr. F. b. Meyer. Of London prominent
evangelist Of England, arrived here yesteroa! OH
,he White Star Line steamship Majestic 10 sway
een days at the special request OF MI MOODY ne
In sno.,, Twice a day during that time. His evan
eeucal work will be confined 10 Boston wheFe he
viii speak until February in fremont Temple ana
10 this city where he viii speak in GaTmesl er i ba
frow February s 10 February T. Or MEYER naS
tr The las, three years been OF the chief speak
ers All Mr. Moodys Mortified school al inc summer
conferences. -. n. ~ D,xo,
AZ Cooper Union yesterday the Rev; Dr. Dixon Xfp
smoke on How Better ones Condttlon. rs
subject to-day is: How DO hho" '"a' VIZ" an
swers Prayers"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
SAFE or TPOTTFRS IN KENTt Ckl.

Lexington. Ky Feb. CspeciaD-Better prices
rcd 4. tie trotting horse sale here to-day the
six,y-three head brought s775s The highest prices
were as follows:
Redalja h m seven. by Red Wilkes. dam E.nei
nv Commodore Belmont y. Kenny Lexington; sozV
Flight h. m ten. by Baron Wilkes dam Lam
berta by Daniel Lambert. $. r. HARRISON Lex
Foxhound (2:2slp b. g. by Alfred G.. dam by
Hinder Wilkes W. G. Swearengen, Paris; &@
jy,v AioreIand (226I.) b. m nine by Red Wilkes
dam Neva by Squire Tamage. W. j. Brady Lex
ington. $40 nj, ,,.ui,o. dan, nv
fndia nanois " J. Young Lexington, $50
Red Haw h. &. five. by Red Wilkes. dam by Haw
patch Curry 4 Holden, Marietta, ONO. Soo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
IUPROTING THE TONBS.

workmen began excavatng ground In the south
cas-, corner of the Tombs Prison yard yesterday
afternoon This is the beginning for the erection OF
the sl2 600 frame building that on completion VIII
No usad as the temporary quarters for the officers
and keepers and the womens and boys prison
wards According TO contract the buidlng must
%e connie ed within ninety days and as soon as II
Is finished the parts of the old prison that are now
beinC used for the purposes Tor Wnlch the NJ"
building is designed will he torn down
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
: hearing was again adjourned.
HAMMERsTEIN PAYS MISS D'ARvILLE

When the suit of Miss Camille D'Arville against
oscar Hammerstcin was called in the City Court.
before Judge Fizsmons, yesterday. counsel for the
plaintiff announced that Hammersten had settled
with his client giving her check for 81 600 the full
amount OF her claim. The suit was for breach of
contract, Miss DArville asserting that Hammer
stein discharged her because she would not wear
indicate costume in Santa Maria
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
EyECTTORS SALE or PAINTINGS.

There will be executors sale OF slHN SIN ''oU
arm naintings at the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries
a. oee Eif,h.ave on the evening Of "Wednesday
rahruarv 10. and Robert somerville will be the
auctioneer The paintings belong 10 the estate 0s
@he late Mrs F r. Crosby. and among mem are
u e ~ Neucci Ciordano, Chevilliard Mess
neT osantn Wales Marpsnes aca Hsnse Roeofs
WaMrn No Haas Diaz Dupre, ChelmonsK Mes-
AZ I;minez v Amanda Daubigny. Perraul' Nen'
c,a1,art C'orot and Van Marcke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05

ing Italians who were the old mans sons. visited
the prison one by one and wanted to give pan IoI
his release The first declared that ne was .ne
old mans only son: the second said ne was one
of two sons and that the other son was SICK ana
four sons ali OF whom worked. and each OF me
ohe- declared that he was the omy sEn w nn
dressed Tor an Italian When questioned the sons
became frightened and beat a hasty retreat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
REAL ESTATE TO LET.


FOR RENT FOR SEASON.A handsome
furnished cottage on Pacific. near In
diana: bedrooms every modern con-
venience; 81. 200 for season. Address /. q.
ADAMS & CO.. Atlantic city. y. J.
FOR RENT, FURNISHED Several we'll
located boarding houses in Atlantic city,
send for complete details and terms. Ad-
dress ]. G.. ADAMS & CO. Atlantic City
N J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
NO STAY FOR VALENTINE.

Justice Trnax has refused TO grant stay and
certificate Of reasonable doubt to Walter d. Valen
tine. the bucket-shop broker. who was lately con-
victed before Recorder Con of the larceny of So and
sentenced TO six months in the penitentary The
certificate asked for on the ground that Re-
the trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
IN CONTI\TE ITS CAuPATGN.

The Committee on Sound Currency OF the heiofm
club of which ex Secretary Charles S. Farchild Ia
chairman Is anxious 10 continue It's campaign
against the free-silver heresy by sending out tera
ture 10 the newspapers OF the country, ara ASKS
subscriptions for the purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
DENIAL FROM THE NEW-YORK BALL CLUB

Cincinnati Feb 4-The New-York Baseball Cluo
IN common Pleas Court to-day denied all the
charges in the amended answer Of Pitcher carney
Flynn and asked for dismissal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
Hotel de lille ct d'Albion

o23. Rue ST. Honore, Paris,
Between the Tuileries Gardens. Place Vendon,.
and New Opera. Advantageous arrangements
for families. Beautiful Hall. Large Drawinc
Rooms Electric Light. &C. kilograms "tillal.
blons" Para HENRY ABApIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
MURRAY HILL BANK RECEIVERS UPHELD

The plan Of a majority of the depositors in the
Murray Hill Bank 10 build up new bank on the
ruins of the defunc; instit ltion was spoiled py a
decision of Justice Andrews. handed down IN the
Supreme Court yesterday The receivers Messrs'
Trask and O Brien after many battles. VIII no"
remain in charge Of the banks assets. Inc appn-
cation made by the depositors was TOT 'he appo"'-
ment of reiereo to compute the value OF the as
cots of the hank and for the Court 10 place an
unset price at which the assets other than cash
should be sold a public auction
Iustire Andrews calls attention TO the fact that
oil ~ tho denositors and creditors do not join IN
the application. and says that the bank ceased 70
sxist When il was dissolved so that every single
craditor has an absolute right TO his proportonate
snare Of the assets. He therefore denies the mo-
ton for the appointment OF a referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05

4 new club has been organized In BROOKLYN 10
he known as the Plaza Wheelmen It's members
+ will meet al No. 2O7 Flatbush-ave. every TUESDAY
night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
european Advertisements.

II EUROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS will nud
the London once Tue Tribune 70 Yie., Street, z c.
seifpcons for The Tribune
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FOR SALE.
eEMlMG MAGMlNE2.

SEWING MACHINES.
Singer. sI9: New Home style, s!v. Do-
nestle. $40; others. S. upward. Cash or In
stslments. Write agent calls. HAS
BRouCK CO. $50 7th-sve.. near 2sth-s,:
BILLIARD & POOL TABLES
new and secondhand. with Ba,ho.di ,9 niceH
cushions. easy terms. MARX BIO.
i2+ East l4th-st.
A GENUINE OAK MANT'EL. with French
plate bevel mirror. complete, -Si-'
GRANT. o08 West 42d-st
ron SABE-2I sewing machines, run ny
steam power. with engine. shafting. &c;
also cheap lease: owner has another nuS-
ness. Inquire OF Il. DINGER. A. SUFFOLK
st.. before 10 a. m. >
DESKS.-Rolltops; partitions. railinRs'
safes tables, cabinet files. presses mkt
ures bought; repairing. PAUR. 20 Great
Jones-st.. near Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

COMMISSIONER WRIGHT CHARGED WITH
CONTEMPT.
An order returnabe next Monday directing Rob-
ert J. Wright Commissioner of Correction. to snow
cause why he should be punished FOR contempt
OF court for failing obey the order of the Court
calling on him 10 renstate John J. Falioh as
Warden OF the Tombs. issued yesterday ny
Justice Pryor. in the Supreme Court
Mr. Fallon asserts that the action OF the COM
missioner in appointing him Night Warden of the
Tombs really robs him Of his place and makes
sor, Of night Waterman of him. deprivng MN OF
the exclusive administration of the prison 20 Wnicn
the Courts order entities him. Falon says also
that ne has been deprived Of his apartments IN tne
prison and of the fuel and food formerly allowed
10 him He demands his full restoration 10 the
office held by him previous to his removal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05

sr,NsrRrss. -Firsi-cl,ss unequs,n r.s.-s:
maS,ng over ladies OF chillren %, III, ra,,
o,sn now dresses. Mrs. HANENs .i' H@'
9Sths,. --------------.,.-----
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
STORAGE NOTICES.

-,e>>o-O~.N>--~~.>- N~-~-N>rO~~~N-NrvV
STORAGE OFFICE OF METROPOLITAN
STORAGE WAREHOUSE. 202 and 3Ol
Mercer St. New-York. The following
named persons are hereby notified that
storage charges now due on goods stored
in their names must be paid at this oihce
on or before March 10. 1877. or the goons
will be sold at public auction 10 pay
charges Notice Of time and place Of sale
Will be given hereafter: Mrs. J. Roussel.
II. x. Warren. W. r. Dlnsmorc. j. a.
Finn. w. :. Dcssar. Mrs. g. Bui2e. ii: w.
Bates Miss X McManus, q. LapIfus.
Nra I MOnalan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
SALE or CHICAGO RAILWAY BONDS

Charles r. Ycrkes is said 10 have closed tho deal
for the sale through New-york bankers Of 10000 =
ODo consolidat ted bonds OF the West Chicago Street
Railway Company The price is said 10 have oeon
rs and accrued interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.
Co1Rr CALENDARS FOR TODAY.

Albany Feb. 4.-The Court OF Appeals calendar
for tomorrow is Nos. sos 113s 500, $40, lo44, 49,
Sli, SIS and ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PR1CES.--5oo second hand
wood and iron working machines: FUZZY
guaranteed; machinery bought and cN-
changed GEORGE Is. EDDY, 3os M1d!-
eon-st.
GAS AND or. EN- iINES. Metz & Weiss
engines surpass ali others In reliability.
Durability and economy: patented in all
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