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New-York tribune., 1903-01-29
WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

Horse sale Madison Square Garden.
Rapid Transit Commission, IN.
Annual meeting Ayrshire Breeders Association,
Fifth Avenue Hotel p m.
Avenue Presbyterian Church $50 q to 12:45 p.
Teachers. Miss Palmer and Dr. White. All are wei
and celebration Of McKnley's Birthday.
West Side Republican Club. Waldorf. $50 p. m.
J. G. schurman. Edward NJ. Shepard and Felix Adler on
Present Duties in tho Philippines Cooper Union.
Meeting Of the New-Yor Society Edison
Waterside station, Thirtyeighth and 1'hiryninth SITS
and First-ave.. p. N.
exercises Of the East Side Branch
Eighty-slyth-st., s p. m
Reception for Morton ComInandery Knights Templar.
st. and Columbus-ave. 8 p m
New-York Society alnual Burns celebration. No
l19 West Fortieth-st s:l5 p. m.
Celebrations Of McKinleys Dirthday at Columbia Uni
versity and Adelphi College. Brooklyn
Meeting NewYork Or edit Mems Association No.
100 Wiiliam-st. evening.
Annual meeting of the Hebrew Free Loan Association
I,exngtor.-ave and Ninety -second-st S p m.
The drawing Fairchild Twentieth
Century Poetry" Waldorf-Astoria, $50 p. m
Baron de Trade School exhibition and graduating
No. 222 East SiKty-fourth-st. I to 10 p
Peones Institute lecture Professor B.
Protective Tariffs Wages Cooper Union p m.
rec lectures OF Board of Education. m: Edu
cationaI Alliance. corner of East Broadway and JEFF
fers St THE Treatment of Inconsistencies. Such
Apopexy. Fainting, Sulstroke. Commissions in
children Hystercal Attacks and Poisons. Dr. Theron
st. The Land and the People Of Central America, " ,
Professor Emory R. Johnson: School No los, East
kellogg: School No j. corner Grove and Hudson sts
Trade Unions: Why They Came. What They Do.
tween Columbus Amsterdam aves.. The Elec-
trio Motor and Its Application" w. W. Ker; School
No 10 one-hgndred sth, ond st
ing" Mrs sAlah E Newman.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-29
NEW.YORK CITY.

stanislaw SemseI, three years old, who was left
In the hands of the immigration officials at Ellis
Island by his mother two three months ago.
will be given for adoption to any one who can full
fiji the reasonable conditions imposed by Commits
sioner Williams.
The Educational Alliance. East Broadway and
jefferson announces a performance OF Mendes-
sohn's oratorfo Elijah" next Sunday evening.
At the annual meeting of the Mutual Reserve
Life Insurance Company. held at the office of the
company. No 3O5 Broadway, yesterday afternoon.
the following directors reelected: Richard
Deeves Edward NJ. L. Ehlers and George W.
Harper.
progressive euchre and reception will be given
at the Harlem Casino tomorrow evening for the
benefit of the Church of Our Lady of Icurdes, on
Washington Heights, OF which the Rev. DR.. Joseph
H Mcmahon is the rector. Among the prizes TO
be distributed is that sent from the White
House by Mrs. Roosevelt. Accommodations have
been provided for several thousand people
New-York tribune., 1903-01-29
THE STATES APPROPRIATIONS.
Increased Estimates for Care of the Insane
Mr.. Palmer Objects.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Albany, Jan 2S.-Assemblyman Rogers. the Re
publican leader in the Assembly, as chairman OF the
Assembly Committee Ways and Means. intro
duced the annual appropriation act to-day in the
Assembly. 1t is the work of a subcommittee and
will now be submitted TO all the members OF the
committee. The total appropriations carried by
the bill amount TO s17 O2S 942 Is. From this should
be deducted refunds amounting to S62l,4S5 "A. Mr..
Rogers said in regard TO the bill:
Deducting these refunds the net appropria tions
crease OF appropriations for this year over last
of s254, $50 SIS.
Mr.. Rogers added that the largest items in the
increase were 100000 the support of the INDECENT
insane and $4,000 for charitable institutions, and
were ''in line with the oft repeated and well de-
fined policy of the present administration to accord
to such unfortunates at all times amount ample
provide for their proper and comfortable care
and maintenance.
The minority leader, Mr.. Palmer. objected to
what he termed the hurried manner in which the
bill had been introduced and declared that he had
not been consulted regarding its items. He termed
the statement a defence OF the bill.
Mr. Rogers the majority leader, replied that there
had been no secrecy in the preparation of the bill
and that the minority members of the Ways and
Means Committee had had ample time to know what
its provisions My statement is not defence
Of the bill; needs none" said Mr.. Rogers in
r1rrS
New-York tribune., 1903-01-29
OFFER TO Mr.. M'DONOUGH
Mau Become associate Justice Of the
PhEDDineS
rRY TELE7sArH TO The 1RIE ,>,E.l

Albany Jan 2S-It reported here to-da! thdI
to John T McDonough of this city, former Secre-
tarv of State had offered the position OF AsSo
ciate Justice of the Philippine Islands, at salary
Of $500 a year. Mr.. McDonough when asked con-
corning the matter said he wished to be excused
from speaking about it in any way. He was asked
il there was anything in the report well, ne
said Il will neither affirm nor deny it. II there
is anything in It doubt you will learn 1t from
Washington"
TIE Albany Evening Journal of tonight nad
the following statement about the alleged offer TO
Mr.. McDonough
This afternoon special dispatch from The
Evening Journals correspondent was received. 1t
states that the position has been rendered to MI
McDonough by the President, but that 1t was not
known there that he would accept. 1t was added
that President Roosevelt conferred with Senator
Platt before making this tender and that senator
tender was made by the President was confirmed
by Senator Platt. who said that he had not men
toned the subject before Mr.. McDonough, on
Of i'll health. hesitating as TO Whetner
accept the position or not The Senator further
added that he did not know what decision MI
McDonough had reached. ,.
Another dispatch from Washington said that Mr.
McDonough had replied to the President express
ing appreciation of the offer. but at the same
time ii is said, the letter threw some doubt on
the question whether he will be able to accept IL
The vacancy among the justices is caused pE the
promotion of Colonel James F. Smith from the or
fee of associate justice to that Of member OF
the Philippine Commission to fill the vacancy
caused by the retirement OF Commissioner Moses
New-York tribune., 1903-01-29
STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY MEETS.

Albany. Jan 2s.-Dr Henry R. Hopkins president
of the State Medical Society delivered his annual
address before the society at its session to-day.
Papers on medical and surgical topics were read
by Drs r. H VI. Dawborn, John J. McGrath Carl
Beck and Frederick r. Sturgis of New York: l. s
Pitcher, of Brooklyn: A. w. Booth. of Elmra and
Dr. Charles a. L. Reed. of Cincinnati, read a
memorial address on the life and work of Profess
sor Rudolph Nirchow
Papers at the afternoon session were read by
Drs William S Bainbridge. Frederick Peterson,
Adolf Meyer Thomas Z. Satterthwaite and H
Stern. Of New-York: Irving NJ. Snow. Harvey Gay
lord and D. V. Iancey. of Rochester; Irving P.
Lyon and A L. Benedict of Buffalo. and G. r.
Butler and William Browning, of Brooklyn.
The annual banquet Of the society held to-
night at the Hotel Ten Eyck.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-29
MOVE TO REPEAL A BANK TAX.

Albany Han pa law in accordance with the
,gestion of Governor Odell, passed at the session
~ 1em with view Of increasing the revenue from
t.5,rect taxation IS sought 20 be repealed by As
sennblvnan Ellis's bill now in the hands OF the
,sse-nblzy Committee Taxation and Retrench-
-, This act which IS Chapter III of the
I.v,s Of 1901 created new section IN the tax
- Section lS7 B. providing that every savings
f,ant shall pay annually tax upon its franchise
Q,,-g ,,3d undivided earnings The law further
re.I15ires every savings bank 10 report TO me
-. co,t-oe- on or before August the condi-
80, ~ these items the close OF business on the
safh az June preceding, together win any otheF
O. Sosn sn-natton which the Controller may require
New-York tribune., 1903-01-29
MEDICAL EXAMINERS, REPORT.

Albany, Jan. 2S.-The State Board of Medical Ex-
amtners. representing the Medical Society Of the
State New-York, was In session here to-day.
The president. DR. William Warren Potter, sub
mitted the annual report. which shows that since
the establishment of the board 1904 candidates for
license have been examined. of whom 552S. 7S.5
per cent have been successful and 1.5O6 215 per
cent. unsuccessful. The report shows that the
number OF candidates for medical license has been
decreasing since 1895. In that year the maximum,
S6s. reached. This year there were only 685
DR.. William ". Potter was elected president OF
the board for the ensuing year and DR.. Maurice J.
Levi secretary, and DR.. George r. Fowler and
DR.. Levi were appointed a question committee
New-York tribune., 1903-01-29
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

CAMBRIDGE-CaptainT T. r. Newbold Y. S. A.
GRAND-Captain Cleveland Willcoxon. I. 5. A.
and Major j NJ. Nancy L. s 4. HOLLAND-Ex-
Governor w VI. Crane of Massachusetts. IN
PERIAI-S Harrison Wagner of New-Haven;
ex-Congressman G. Bradley Of New-Haye9 ,1
HATTAN-J H Estey. of Brattleboro. Vt VAL
DORF-Lese NJ Shaw, of Washington, secretary
of the United States Treasury; Postmaster General
Henry c. Payne of Washington; Luis F. Corea,
Nicaraguan Minister to the United States and ex-
Congressman Wallace T. Foote. of Port Henry,
New-York tribune., 1903-01-29
DEPUTY CHIEF EASTMAN RETIREs.

Fire Commissioner Sturgis yesterday retired
Deputy Chief John J. eastman on his appca-
ton. In his place the Commissioner appointed
Battalion Chief Charles w. Kruger Deputy Chief
Chief eastman had the longest continuous
vice of any official of high rank in the Fire De-
partment, having been in continuous service for
over thirty-six years. greater portion of this
time he served in the lower section of the city,
where the work particularly arduous. He was
appointed the force on October II, 1866 and had
never had n charge brought against him.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-29
TURN THE WOMEN AWAY.

Commissioner Williams. of the Bureau of Immi-
gra ton, yesterday issued orders to the Barge Office
gatemen refuse admission to the Ellis Island
boat to any applicants for appointment as
women inspectors. The commissioner already had
more than two hundred applications file, and
as he to appoint only six. he thought he could
select them from the applications already filed
Notwithstanding the fog, about forty women ap-
piled at the dock yesterday for permission go
over and file heir applications They all
turned by the gatemen.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-29
THE FIRE RECORD YESTERDAY.

215 a r.-Nos 3o2 So4 East Ninety -sxth-s; schrae-
Brothers 5000.
fling
3:45 a m.-No. Tenth Cutting estate; slight.
5:45 m-Nos 407-4O9 Fifty third St owner TN
known dar1age unknown.
7:45 a m-No. S53 East Eighty seventh-st.; Mrs
Mant: S5.
e:45 A. m-No 100 81. save: Antonio Regettt $50
4:55 D. Mo 2425 Mount Morris ave. Johanna Ans
bocher: trfing.
$40 o. m-No 3o5G Third-ave. H. Imersbock $500
5:l7 p. m.-Nos 1915 Broome St.: sooman Block
trifng
$50 D. mNo. IS East One-hundred ana
B. Schuman; $500.
900 n m-No 76 suffok-st.: Joseph Etlinger; s..
6:15 y m-No. 1.452 Lexington George Panska;
$40
6:25 .. m-No 2o9 Anns-ave.: John Ringler; s25.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-29
HEARING ON TAXATION BILLS.

Albany, Jan. Ex-senator Green and Assemblyman
Dickinson, charmen of their respective committees,
announce that Joint public hearing viii be given
before the Senate and Assembly committees on
Taxation and Retrenchment in the Senate Chamber
on Wednesday, February 1, at 2:30 o'clock p. m,
the bills 10 amend the tax law in relation to the
mode OF assessments of domestic corporations and
the taxation Of the capital stock Of domestic
porations and the Notarial Tax bill
New-York tribune., 1903-01-29
SINGLE FARES FOR ROUND TRIP.

Albany Jan 2s.-To compel street and elevated
railroad and ferry companies in New-York &ity TO
give round trip tickets for fare during the
hours when working people travel is the purpose of
q bin introduced to-day by Assemblyman Fitz-
rarald Workers hours are defined from $50
70 730 e. m. and during those hours, on payment
of one fare, a return or excursion ticket must be
Sueeu and $50 .. m.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-29
a SUBSTITUTE LOOP" BILL.

Albany Jan. pa committee OF the Senate will
report a substitute bill in place of Senator Wag
rer's so-called Loop bill, which provided for a
continuous passage for all passengers elevated
railroads in Brooklyn. instead Of being transferred
al the loop n East New-York.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-29
FORD BILL AGAIN IN SENATE.

Albany. Jan Ex-senator Dowling introduced in
,be Senate to-day the original Ford Franchise Tax
bill so amended that the power OF assessment
ieeioTers and be vested in the local authorities.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-29
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, JAN %, 1903
ARRIVED.

steamer Prinzessin Victoria Luise GER Sauermann
Hamburg January IL the Hamburg American Line
Arrived a the Bar 4:O5 m
Steamer Bl1cher Ger. Krech Hamburg January 10
and Southampton 90 with mdse, cabin and
passengers the Hamburg American Line
ARRIVED at the Bar ct .
Norge dam, Ciundel Copenhagen January
ChrstianiR and Chrstansand o. with % cabin
and Da steerhge passengers Funch, Edye 4 Ar
rived the Bar a, a m
Steamer Arlington (Br) Knowles Santos December Is
New-York tribune., 1903-01-29
POWER TO LEASE WHARF PROPERTY.

Albany. Jan. 28-Cnder bill introduced to-day
ty Senator Martin, the Commissioner of Docks
Of New-York is given power to lease at auction
wharf property owned by the city for the purpose
Of markets, not for longer time than twenty-five
wears nor providing for renewal for more than
Ten wears. The of the leases TO be ap-
1,roved by the Sinking Fund Commissioners.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-29
BILL FOR TWO CONDUCTORS O.. CARS.

Albany Jan rs (SpeciaD.-Assemblyman Butler
introduced a bill to-day providing that every pas
senger car on a railroad in New-York City shall
t.ve TWO conductors the particular and only duty
- ,ne Of which shall be 10 that all passengers
on said car shall be protected from all accidents
that may arise from the starting and stopping OF
oh
New-York tribune., 1903-01-29
a REAL DEMOCRATIC MEASURE.

Albany. IAN 2s-In contrast with the bill en-
ro5,,ine Governor Odells suggestion Of a new tax
m mortgages Assemblyman Metcalfe to-oay intro
S,,na6 a hin 10 exempt all mortgages on New-Ho HoTk
Stste real estate from any taxation whatever.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-29

occurred in Bellevue in the alcoholic ward from time
TO time -, ,,bI,o IN :
This institution hereafter will he puphG IN IN.
stitution r every of the word ME an an
In charge there will be nothing to conceal, as we
want the confidence of the public
Assistant District Attorney Garvah appeaietu
at Bellevue last night with six subpnnas' "hCn
were served on as many of the employees OF the
alcoholic ward. They are commanded 10 appedi
to-day at a hearing to be held in the DiS'rlct
Attorneys office.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-29
AIMED AT UNAUTHORIZED BANKS.

Albany, Jan s (SpetaD.-A bill was introduced
ty Senator Marshall to-day to prevent advertise
u1ents Of savings banks not under the supervision
OF the Banking Department.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-29
suFFocATEp BY CHICAGO FOG

Chicago. Jan. 2s-A peculiar atmospheric cond-
tion due it is believed TO heavy fog. prostrated
to-day eight employees OF chewing gum factory
New-York tribune., 1903-01-29
GOVERNORS RETURN TO ALBANY.

Albany Jan Ex-Governor Odell returned to this
city from Newburg tonight, and will be at his desk
in the Executive Chamber tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-29
Amuse
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOns 81.
GRAND OPERA SEASON 1ooG1i SS.SAU.

METROPOLITAN UPEHa ,,,I, n Io.,t
GRAND OPERA SEASON 10o2,iSv3-,
Under the direction ot MIR. MAJ Hl1E lI paG1IScCI
Tomorrow EvK a S-Double Bill IIdn.a5 by
scher; Alvarez Scotti. Conductor FI3n, rbs Reg1
LA FILE DU REGIMENT t1 the pausi'e "
sat Aft Jan a 2-ROMEO Fl r;nsIra Gil
Suzanne Adams. Bridewell Alvarez Eu- oe ~
bert. Conductor. Mancinell . r-t.ex AIDA
sat Evg Jan. 81. Sat Pop FrlSe5. NHhf-
Ciadski Homer; De Marchi Campanari Journe'' '
"s;nr sum Eyg. Feb l. at $50 Grand Popular Concert
KOCIAN AZ
(ober,ian Violin Virtuoso). tEIs last appeaF4NG q
these concerts BY arrangement with Mr tud0IPa o.
ssnn1 Scben Brideweii, Campanari- Entire opera VI
Conductor. Hertz De
March, ScoTti Ed {e Conductor Manclnek
Wed Evg. Feb I. at s-FACST suSahhs o,dIctor
r,rft4egec Alvarez Scotti. de Reszke Cohou0O''
Mancinell. ~,-,., r1,,,ar NarfIIy:
De March, Campanari. Ed. de Reszke, Jonrhel O0A
ductor, Mancinelli 1900, ,-s-r
New-York tribune., 1903-01-29
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Vessel Line. Mails close. Vessel sails.
Havana. y s Cuba 500 m IL 100 a
Nassau. y & Cuba .l2:o0 IN 300
Charleston, Clyde. 800
Hamilton Norfolk. Old Dominion. 300
FRIDAY. JANUARY 30.
Caribbee ST Thomas Quebec. 1880 300 p
Eastern Prince. Brazil. Prince 1000 m 100
Tempico. Ward. 10 100 800
Algonquin, Jacksonville CLYDE. 300
Sab Mobile. Mallory. ......-..--.... 300
Rosalind Newfoundland. Red Cross. 100 300
SATURDAY, JANUARY 81
Etruria, Liverpool Cunard 3:3o 200
Kroonland Southampton, Red Star. 6:3O 1000 m
Lab Naples y G Lloyd. 700 m 1000
Ethiopia. Glasgow, Anchor. $50 a 1900
La Champagne. Havre. French-.....- 900 900
Norge Christiansand Scand-Am II 100 2OO p m
London At Trans. a m
Patricia. Hamburg. Hamb- Am ....... ZOO a m
Phlads phia. Liverpool. Leyland-..--.
Hull. Wilson
Princess. Antwerp Phoenix.
Trinidad, bermuda Quebec. 500 a m a m
Mexico, Havana, & Cuba 1000 100 p m
Ponce Porto Rico. y & = R.. 900 a 1900 m
Valencia. Jamaica Hamb Am. $50 a m 1900 IN
Cancho. Galveston. Mallory .........-. 800
Proteus, New Orleans, Morgan p m
Comanche. Charleston, clyde 300 p m
Siglo Galveston. Morgan 500
jamestown. Norfolk. old Dominion 300 D m
New-York tribune., 1903-01-29
Announcements
ICARIA.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE AIN

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SUNRISE 7.12 sunset 5:13 Moon 62e Moons 30
HIGH WATER.
M-Sandy Hook 7:42 Gov. Island SIS Hell Gate 1908
p M-Sandy Hook sol Gov Island s:33 Hell Gate 1922
New-York tribune., 1903-01-29

in West Harrison-st. Victor Stuecker, seventeen
wears old was so severely affected that his condi-
fion is critical IN addition to those who tainted
twenty made dizzy and i'll.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-29

pto Iarero January i and St Lucia IS with coffee to
Arbuckle Bros. Arrived at the Bar at ~ m 18th ,
steamer Prins Mauritz (Dutch). Menan, PaTamaribo
January & Trinidad Q. Curacao 10, Jacmel
IS Aoun and Aux 20 and Port auPrince 22 with
mtse and to the Holland America Line
Arrive at the Bar at 2 M
steamer tGer) Bode. Port Limon January IL
Kingston 81 and Port Prince ~ with nldse 70 the
Line. Arrived at the Bar at 1910
a m.
Steamer VI Guney. Wellman Sabine Pass. with oil TO
the ] VI Gurey OIL Co -
Steamer Georgetown. Thorsen. Georgetown January "a
with mdse to the Atlantic Coast Ss Line
steamer Concho. from Key West outside the Bar at
steamer Hamilton. Boaz. Newport News and Norfolk
win mdse and passengers the Old Dominion SIS
steamer Teathford tBrl. Muller Norfolk January 81
with cargo n transit Howard Houder Rowat & Co
Will finish loading for Manila.
SAILED.
steamers Eresland (BeIg). southampton; Celtic
Excelsior Ger. Flushing: Navahoe,
Jacksonville Mamma Baltimore Jefferson Norfolk
and Newuort News: IL Alba. New-Orleans; Alamo, Cal
weston CaIabra (BrD. Marseilles Leghorn etc: Cuzco
SIciiia Utah Genoa and Naples: Rotterdam CDutCh
Plymouth Boulagne and Rotterdam: Nicomedia (Ger,,
Ijornbrro. Prince C5rl. Montevideo
Avres etc: Russian Prince (Br). Havana.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-29
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

sourbampton Jan 2S-Arrved. steamer Philadelphia
Mills %sv-York Hurst Castle : o mi
prsIe point Jan 2-Passed. steamer British King tBr)
Riddle New~York for Antwerp.
Ian 2S-Sailed, steamer Rppngham Grange
IFrC for New-York.
Lizard m-Passeds steamer La SavOie CFr).
Porot New for Havre.
Rsrrv 2S-Sailed, Boston City
New-York
Glasgow Jan 27-Arrived steamer Frnessia tBr Young
New-York.
Copenhagen 2+-Arriyed STEAMER Hekla dam.
sen New-Ycrk via ChristIansand.
Gibraltar 2s-Passed Iteamer Hesperia tBr Blake
New Marseilles. Naples
Genoa Ian 26-Arrved steamer Manuel CaIvo (Spau)
oliver. Havana and New-York via Csdiz and Bar
NAMES Jan 81 ) m-Ar-ived. steamer Paiatia Ger,
New-York.
Para Jan 27-saed. steamer Hildebrand tBr). Jones.
New-York
So vincent " Jan 27-Sailed steamer Heathburn tBr)
Kelley from New-York Newport News for Algoa
New-York tribune., 1903-01-29
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Furnished by Tracy & Co.. No. 40 waiI-st3
Open. High Low lClO.e.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1903-05-08
scHooL HoUSE LocArED

- - - VI - - VII ~ ~ n 49,
The people of Milford are to be
congratulated on the choice finally
made by the directors of the district
for the location of the new school
house. 1t is wise and will rebound
20 their credit and in thus con-
serving the best public interest in
selecting a site suitable as to size,
outlook, surroundings, central, and
as the school law suggests, large
enough to afford play ground, and
secure good light and air, central,
healthful and on a good travelled
road they have done a worthy act
and one for which they will be kind
ly remembered. The Press has ar
IDENTIFY urged the Hartford street lots
from the beginning as being in every
way the most desirable and it now
oongratulates all who we're helpful
in bringing about a consummation
so devoutly hoped for. Now, with
the building contemplated, Milford
Will have a monument to her prog
ress and enterprise, and something
educational to which her citizens
may point with pride.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1903-05-08
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