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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
NETWORK CITY.

The formaty Of giving bonds in the sum OF 5000
to the Government attended to yesterday by
Solomon Berliner. the new Consul to Tenerife.
The bonds filed with United States Commits
soner Shields the surcties being Charles L. Cohn.
of No. III East One-hundred .and-eleventh-st, and
John T Wlndoph.
The Rev NJ S Lttlcheld the new pastor Of the
First Union Presbyterian Church, will speak at
the o'clock meeting for Tomorrow at the
East Side Branch Of the Young Mems Christian
Association. No rs East Eighty -seventh-st., on
Gambling"
The Veteran Firemen's Association Of the City
Of New-York held It's fourteenth annual election
the clubhouse. LeXington-ave and Twenty
ninth-st Thursday night. The following officers
were elected President John W. Anderson; first
yice-president. Robert McWhnney; second vice
president. c. L. Robinson; recording secretary
Walter L. Clark; treasurer. David Bell; financial
secretary, Carrot a. Timpson; directors, William
Mcmahon. William " Boyd Richard II. Nugent
l.. r. Kerr. Samuel Yates. Christopher Van Plar-
pom. Michael Secny. John G. Lobb and T. p Bren-
Frederick NJ Davenport, Of Columbia University
will address a mass-meeting Of men al the Harlem
Branch Of the Young Mems Christian Association
no. West One-hundred -andtwenty ATHEIST. to-
morrow at $50 p. m.
Tho next Worlds Sunday-schoo, Convention will
meet In London on July II. and will be attended
excursion has been arranged for American dele
gates ard their friends. which Will leave Boston
by the steamship Canada June co. under the
arrangements Of the tourist firm Of Thomas Cook
e. Son
The East River Bridge Commission met
yesterday afternoon, but could transact bust
Of importance owing to the failure OF the
Sinking Fund Commission Of which the Mayor is
the chairman. respond 10 the Commissioners
request for the issue of 100000 bonds to continue
the work
The Charity Organization Society appeals for
$50 toward the support OF widow OF seventy
three years. who. after living long in ease and
even luxury. reduced 20 want and has had
scarcely more than bare existence. She is now
so feeble and burdencd by sorrow that she APP
peals strongly to ones pity. She clinss enacously
10 her present freedom. and is reluctant to enter
home. Any money sent for this case 10 the
Charity Org inizatiol Society, No. los East Twen-
tysecord-st.. will be promptly and publicly &C
knowedged.
The tenth anniversary Of the great blizzard Of
1855 occurs to-day. and the weather conditions are
In sharp contrast with what they were on that
day ten years 80. when the whole city was COM
pletely tied up by the heavy fall Of snow.
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TARRYTOWN.

musical and sociable will be given In the AS
bury Methodist Episcopal Church on Monday even
Ing under the auspices OF he members OF Asoury
Chapter Epworih League.
The Boys Social Club gave an ENJOYABLE enter
tainnent In the chapel of the Seconl Reformed
Church last evening.
The Lyceur bowling team will bowl TWO more
games on Thursday evening. and II they WIN VIII
proba bly, win the Westches,cT tournament go
Conqueror Hook and Ladder Company VII give
an entertainments in Music Hall on the afternoon
and evening Of April y. -, -
a progressive whist party was given al the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Fairchildi IN Washington
ST.. on Thursday evening Mrs. Frederick A. Rus
sell and Andrew Tracy were the winners. Among
the guests present were Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Cur
tiss Mr. and Mrs. John H. Weeks, Mr.. ana MIS-.
a = Hustled. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Tracy ana MT.
and Mrs. T. A. Russell ,.-,..-
Republican primaries were held in all the districts
OF Grecnburg Township on Thursday evening. A
contes: was made in the First District OF this vi
iagc but tho regular ticket, headed by John w.
Free. elected. ,
Another hearing in the case of John D. and Will
lam Rockefeller against the Mount Pleasant asses-
sors held Yesterday. and the cross examination
OF Abram Hyatt was continued. An adjournment
taken until March 90
The J. a Court No sS. order Of the Grand
with the following officers. William j. Reid. G.and
High Priest; Isaac l. Coutant. Grand ORIENT;
Frank Sweet. Grand Vice Orient; George II. YES
colt. Grand Persua Scr; Arthur j. Lent. herald;
George Brown. sentinel William l.. Sackett. seCre-
and
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TIE MAYOR ISSUES ANOTHER CHALLENGE
HE DECLARES THAT THE CITY AUrHoRrrIEs DO
NOT PURPOSE LETTING THE LEGISLATURE
INTERrERE WITH THEM

HE DECLARES THAT THE CITY AUTHORITIES DO
NOT PURPOSE LETTING THE LEGISLATURE
INTERFERE WITH THEM.
The Sinking Fund Commissioners spent several
hours yesterday executing new leases and
renewing old Of Offices for the use OF the DIFF
ferent city departments About fifty leases in all
including those OF stores and stations for the Street
Cleaning Department. were made or renewed
Mayor Van Wyck made n statement at the mcet
ing in which he again declared that the city au-
thorites did not propose letting the State Lcgis-
lature interfere with the workings Of the city Off
Gals It was called forth by suggestion from
President GugGenhcimcr that certain leases should
he referred to the city Council
Il have doubt that the Council thinks 1t has
more power than it possesses" said the Mayor.
"Oh. don't think So" said Mr.. GuGgenhcrncr
we only want TO be right"
4 little later the Mayor said: Il did net mean
any reflection the Council by that remark What
meant was that the Council Of itself did not have
much power, but the Municipal Assembly. the
Board OF Local Improvement the Board OF Public
improvements and the Mayor have great authority
in my opinion much power in regard TO legis-
lation for the city the Legislature has for the
OF the State. The power conferred on them
by the charter Is apparently not appreciated above
the city line. hence, nave the LEGISLATURE inter
fering in the affairs Of the city We don't propose
let them. and We do not propose 10 relinquish
any OF the powers conferred as by the charter"
There were several applications for additional
office room from Brooklyn. but the Mayor had
them referred back, as he thought there ought 10
be sufficient room In public buildings there to
commodate the Brooklyn officials
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Ohe O11une.
SHIPPING NEWS.
rs cents a copy

PORT OF NEW YORK FRIDAY. MARCH IT. 1898
ARRIVED
steamer Nomadic, from Liverpool Passed in Sandy
Hook $40 m. , 49,. .
Queenstown B. with mdse IS cabin and 49, sieerase pas
sengers White star Line Arrived al tho Bar AZ J."
steamer Gane,. from Hull Passed IN Sandy Hook at
steamer Algonquin Plat Jacksonville March an, an:
Charleston o. with mdse ana passengers 10 0'''
steamer Cat. CITY Gocs.,, s 8 March S with
steamer Yorktown. DIe. - An' ~ ~,
WIN mtre 4ht passe e , s Passed in sandy
'' SAL HOOK J Mar,a II. 93O m-wiri south
west. light air partly cloudy
CLEARED
Steamer Vera cGeD. Mrow. Naples. Genoa etc
steamer Thomas Melville Du. GreIs. Fernaniina-
steamer Iucana lB6. McKo,, LyeToo-v II Brown
steamer cuyer ,po. Qu,nian. Marches'eT-Ba'k .
steamer iros.ein GER. H'rpe Ierene. AUX cages
Iacmel. etc-Pim, ForW 'et y k'.t' ....-, rureh
p, Steamer OLDHAM Dutch. hoSse'aen' "''''F'''
steamer Adirondack ORD SAMSON Kingston. Sava'NA
steamer capriy ,Nor. Ne:sen. Ha're ani Rotterdam
steamer Trinidad dlr Fraser Bermuda A outer
'' Steamer Ethiopia 8u. wa1swor'h G'ss'~ii'''''-
- steamer Premier OBJ. Crews. HALIFAX s-B''''s'
Steamer steamer Karamana Or craig Mar.ene'. Ceres
Steamer MnneTaskl Us, Griffith London Us SIP
p Steamer patria Ger. Bauer. Hnmtas HanS'''-
'i steamer B5s,on city OBo BARCLAY, Bristol James Ar
Ne Steamer strathalan d5r Macomeer n,'imor'-wD
Steamer Alexandra ,pn Marshall. LONDON sint'''''
Steamer Scr" Francisco ,Bo. Jenkins. Hua sanis'''n
Son ~, ,,,,,.. A., ,,.,-tsy nj
c,, stsa'. .Sr A xortan & SON o..,,
steamer CIV %, BIRMINGHAM Burg savannah
steamer colorado Risk nrugswc i Maoy New. W.
steamer jamestown. Bo1z NoftoN ana N'"t"'
7,eamer VI RIO Quick Nv Orleans T Van IVA IVA.
steamer Yuma. Warren. Philadelphia william Wv
BARK bar New york d,ap. caaero. o'an-Fuach. Eye
i Bark Mozambique Or. Nccrons sharss''-''a'
lYermore.
SAILED. ,....s..
steamers pon;in, Bn. for Venice. etc. Na'o''''
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS -.
Io,ao, March II sailed steamer R'mu' ''''
Liverpool Mar;e .'w'' es, .5ial' S S
York Bel, dn. Malh,son. ~" YORK VIA -
''T BtSsby Hesd March Passed steamer Al bu:
Nicholas. New Yak fr Nm ysrH :, Lsoaari' Dh
rgSh N T'o5 50' Mac, iC Pas.ea steamer Peruvian IND
isle 4 wight March lo-pa.sed steamer
Toy n'S Wa5cn Hi@ s'si Ser Ancsora @ VIII
son from Glasgow for NrW-loik ,..t.s Ouaan (Br,.
Antw.rp. March SAILED steamer "''''' A.
Smith. New York - s,,.he-y Uirl NC
Hamburg, March sailed. s''a"i'
CrltVrny. New York. ,.,,. tren Hir-
Genoa March II Arrived. steamer '
rassr wiz New York. via NaIieS ,,t,, North (Bn'
suez March li-Arrvef. f,elmef sns5, s,.tersl 49,,
Peril r,is, GS'a Msrc s1' t ro 'S'
Iu,,he Nessina pr New York. ... ,r,,acent lBD
iort said March u -ArrNef. steamer '
aarrick New y. TX for Alden Bombay. cl..,,.- Auguss
t.onstantinople March ll--Arrived s','iss
,.,c,rri, ,icr, Kacmpff New Nork con ,.ry lBo
AgIers March s-Sai'ei steamer 49, q.
from calcutta FOR New York --,,r prlnce ON
I~xhorr March Arrived steamer TAR" 80
FothergllL New-York, Via Naples. ete
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KtTONAH.

The Republicans Of the town OF Bedford held
their caucus In Adams Hall, at BEDFORD S'a'on'
on Thursday afternoon. No nominations We
nod. for s,,oe-yisor or Assessor; William J. Doyle,
NJ Ea,orah received the nomination for ColleS-
tor: George H. Mathews. of Bedford, Road COM
missioner ard William b. Adams. Of Bedford Sta
ton Town Clerk.
Yesterday the Democratic ticket was MADE up as
follows: Isaac W. Turner Supervisor; Joseph tai-
sted Assessor: ElhiidGe a. Arnold Conecio o. John
Lee Jones Road Comm!ss ioner Lemcn NJ. Bruh-
dage and George Attride Inspectors. There VIII ne
70 opposition TO Mr.. Adams for Town Clerk.
l., re town OF Somers the Democrats have NOM
nated samuel NJ I,ounsbefy. of Baldwin Place: for
Supervisor in opposition TO James iced OF SOM
ers Centre who has held the ONCE lor nineteen
consecutive years.
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SING SING.

Rv invitation OF the pastor. TIE Rev. James A.
McWUl ms. the hremen Of this village VIII attend
service III the Presby Church tomorrow
evening in n body.
The Rev. Frank 4. Wales Of Shelton; Conn has
been visiting friends In town this week. ~
Miss Eucenic p Brandreth. daughter or Henry
y Brandreth Of Liverpool, England. who has been
,,s,tino relatives In this village since last Novem-
hrr sailed for home Wednesday.
The Young Peoples Society OF me BapLlst Chprch
rooms next Thursday evening
In Accordance with law just signed by Gov
ornor Hlack the Board Of Town officers has voted
an appropriation Of $50 for the use of the veterans
An exhibition and sale Of pictures will take
place in the sunday,schoo rooms Of the Hghl2nd
afternoon and evening. The proceeds are for the
bcnefit Of the Ladies AID Society Of the church
The local steamboat line between this village and
Ncw-York City Logan running for the season on
Tuesday.
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NENV.ROCHELLE.

The nrs, Of tho Temperance meetings under the
eusnices OF the Local Option LeaEIe was he'd In
the Town Hail on ThIrsday night The Speakers
were John * Myers. the chairman: the Rev MI
Compton of Tarrytowr; Robert Graham, OF New
York City. and the Rev. Francis L. Smith. OF New
Rochelle.
The New Rochelle fre-alarm system has been
completely overhaulcl and new stations have been
added IN the outlying districts. Printed copies or
the codes and instructions arc being LEFT at every
house The work is being done giatuiiously by
George r. Davies.
The Republican Town Convention will be held
next Monday night. at o'clock. in the rooms OF
the Republican Club II was announced yesterday
that Henry y Phelps. who has served out tho term
OF Gideon w Davenport had declined TO be a can
didate FOR Supervisor again. and that the nominal
ton will probably be given 10 Charles Mutt.
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FOUND A REFUGE IN BELLETUE.
THE EEREAvED CHILD or MRS. KATE BRAUN
ADMITTED 10 THE HOSPITAL FRIEND
LESS AID uOMEI.ESS


Through the gate at Bellevue HosTtal yesterday
afternoon a tall man walked. and a little child
clutchcd his coatsceve. She was poorly dressed,
and her eyes were red with tears. In the reccp-
tion-room the man. who Agent Stocking. OF
the Gerry society whispered a few words 10 the
clerk and. while the child looked on weeping. the
clerk wrote on card: Frances Braun, seven
years. no home; no friends
Then a physician looked AT tho childs eyes be-
fore he said few words 10 Agent Stocking and the
clerk. The child stopped crying for moment,
rubbed her eyer with the sleeve OF her sOed waist
and looked Interested while the clerk added the
record card the one word "conjunctiytls." The
child could not have understood the word. but the
hysician had said that the scalding tears she had
shed in the last few days had brought about an IN
fammation OF tho eyes,
The child is the daughter Of Mrs Kate Braun.
who murdered by her husband IN Sing Sing
Prison last Saturday. With the two other children.
little Frances had been taken to the soc!ety's
rooms. The others-the younger and the older
had been easily comforted. but Frances cried night
and day. calling continually for the mother she
could never see again. and refusing to be inter-
ested IN all tho childrens games that were set
before her. II was feared that she would become
seriously i'll so she was taken 10 the hospital in
the hope that change OF scene might make her
forget her homelessncss and friendlessress
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NEW SECRETARY or THE DOCK BOARD.

At meeting Of the Board Of Dock Commissioners
Yesterday afternoon. ex-Police Justice william II
Burke was appointed secretary Of the Board, In
place Of George S Terry. resigned. The salary Is
81 so a year. The newly appointed secretary is Il
wer-known Tammany Hall man. and was at one
time leader OF the old XXNIIId Assembly District.
His home Is at 80. IS West One-hundred- and-nf-
feminist. Mr.. Burke is warm personal friend OF
ex-Mayor Giroy. who appointed him Water Pur-
veyor In 1883. In 1898 the same Mayor appointed
him a Police Justice and he eglslatcd out Of
Office IN 1880 when the law creating the Po-
lice Magistrates passed. lie IL forty-fO
the public schools
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RICHMOND BOROUGH HAPPENINGS

The borough School Board has decided 10 mako
several changes in the methods heretofore followed
In the condrct 81 the public schools. II intends
establishing uniform system of teaching through
out the borough. with grades and books Identical
IN each school. Under the present system every
school has It's own system and rs own books Tn.
Board has also practically decided 20 abolish the
living In the schools and 70 compel the jani-
tors TO seek quarters outside the buildings. The
additional rooms Will be fitted up for pupils ResO-
buttons have been adopted authorizing "a commit
tee Of three persons - formulate a plan for the
establishment OF a high school
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NUMBER OF FERRYBoAT COLLISIONS. But 40
SERIOUS DAMAGE EXCITEMENT AMONG THE
pAssENGERs OF TIE HUDSON CITY.

SERIOUS DAMAGE ENtlIEMl.NI AMONG THE
PASSENGERS OF THE HUDSON CITY.
heavy fog hung the harbor all day yes
ierdav and as a resu; there were tho usual num-
her Of collisions among the ferry-boa but no
serious damage was done. The American Line
steamer. St Louis which has been undergoing its
annual overhauling at Newport News. arrived at
the bar on Thursday night. but unable to
enter the harbor until late last night.
The fog nj that time lifted and the steamers
usually due FRIDAY were able to como in with
the ST Louis Among tho fcrry-boats which had
trouble were the Hudson city. Of the Pennsylvania
Line and the Bergen. of the Delaware Lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad Companys Barclay-st
line which were IN collision early yesterday morn
Ing The passengers on the Hudson city num-
bered over three hundred. most Of wAom were shop
girls There Il small panic among the passen-
gers but IL whom they found that
The boat mad sustained no serious damage Two
other boats the "ittsburE Of the Pennsylvania
Line and an Erie Railroad boat were mixed up In
the same collision and for few minutes it seemed
as though the four boats would become so
thoroughly tangled that there would be serious
troub @. but this was avcrted By the skill Of the
pilots and each boat finally went on It's way un-
damaged.
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PELHAM MANOR.

Pelham Manor has sent the following articles
20 the Cuban sufferers: 1900 grains QUINN, l00 cans
condensed milk. % soup vegetables. etc. Is
cans fish, l75 pounds cereals 80 pounds rice, beans
etc. Y pounds tea, coffee and cocoa 50 packages
macCaroui taploca, barley, etc, and barrel Of
clothing containing 200 garments As there
only nifty families in the Manor. this Is a record
OF which theN proud.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Brown Alumni dinner. Delronicos. $50 p. m.
Reform Club dinner. clubhouse. $50 p.
Walt Whitman fellowship dinner No. 81 Broad
wa. $50 y.
Kit Kat Club exhibition. No. 70 East Fifteenth
ST.. to D. m.
Hungarian Revolution celebration, Grand Central
Palace
Independent Republican Club. XXIst Assembly
District. No. 20 West one hundred
p.
Schoomasters' Association. No II West Forty
fourth-st.. 1920 j.
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sHoWALTER TAKES IN "OFF' DAY.

The Pilsbury- Showalter chess match at the
Postal Telegraph Building attracted n large number
Of chess experts yesterday, who disappointed
at the notice posted that Showalter had taken the
second OF his three off days.
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PTRDY STATION.

Sanford Weeks Hunt. n lad OF sixteen. the only
chilli OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lindey Hunt. OF this
place died Wednesday from most malignant
attack Of scarlet fever having been taken III
Saturday last. The body has been placed In Ivan
dell Cemetery. In Somcrs and memorial service
Will be held As soon as the quarantine is removed.
in the Friends Meeting House. Chappaqua, of
which the family members.
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HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRITALS AT TIE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRi| AIS AT IHE NUNS.
ALBEMARLE-Alfred NJ. Coats, Of Providence.
ASTOR-Dr. a. A. Whpple OF Quincy. ILL., CAM
BRIDGE CONGRESSMAN Richard Bartholdi Of Mis-
souri, IMPERTAI.-E Senator John Il. Hender-
SON Of Washington d. c. MURRAY HILL-Ash-
ley W. Cole. Speaker James +. O'Grady and state
Senator Timothy T. Ellsworth, Of Albany. PARK
AVENUE -James O. Tanning, Of Albany, and W.
H. Singleton, of Washington. ID. c. HOLLAND
DIT Charles b. Henkel OF Annapolis, and ex-Con-
gresham T. c. Coykeadall. Of Rondout. y. Y.
WAIDORF-John Maddocks. Of Bradford, Eng
land, and ITa nmond V. Hayes, OF Boston
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PROFESSOR FEM DROWNS HIMSELF.

Berlin, March IA dispatch from Frankfort
on-Main says Professor Horace Fem who former
ly lived In the United States, has committed sui
eide by drowning
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rov q, bo suppliod with apparatus and nnlor ,Th
The subject refsrred 10 R4fSpe the trolley
u"St.on ~ ~ otd s also being considered ana IT,
VA, ,il nroba by be made at the next inceuns'
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SHUT Up IN 4 FLOODED NINE.

NINETEEN MINERS FAIL TO REACH THE BANK.
Edinburgh. March IA coery AT Murkirk
Ayrshire flooded to-day Nineteen persons
failed 10 reach the bank and are stu IN the mine
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE AIM IAN n

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
e-,.e IA stnse, COS rises pm II 30 Moons 20
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
. sardv Hook 80 Gov. Island 10 :2s Hell Gate
y W-sandy Hook lO2S Coy. Island II 90 Hell Gate o53
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


TO-DAY.
V,s,el For Line Mails close Vessel sails
Adirondack Fortune Island. etc Atlas 1000 m IL 90
algonquin. Charleston. etc. Clyde ....-- 31n IN
Inmp1-as Havana. etc Mallory. 10 30 M 30
Eth opa Gnfgow. Anchor 10 q" IN Zoo ~
Iucania Liverpool, tunard 300 n m
Oiian Rotterdam. Hol Amer. ...".. 500 IN ID" m
p,.rla HAMBURG Hamb- Amer. 500 m
Pretoria It Thomas etc. Il + r. IL 30 m 800
Trinidad bermuda. Quet@e -. .-... 500 m Zoo m
vera gibraltar y q Lloyd 500 m 1000 a IN
TUESDAY. MARCH Is
W der Crosse Bremen. y O Lloyd. 600 900 a m
FumnenEe Barbadoes. .......-
Advance Colon, -l!'Oo .uD m
Gsninole Charleston, -.......... 300 NJ
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Announcements.
so West 9lst ST

$780,, ,,.,.,s n n so West 9lst ST
He',ty ~ 30. Neryou. system Paralysis Diseases
~ Memory lnd WILL Impairment OF 'sa"a"'s
Imrot.nce and Ste::lity Hours 70 l. . 10 O
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