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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1886

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Mayflower Dominates Yachting Fleet Down the Sound

At CcTrace City Aug 10 the Mayflower leads a fleet of schooners across a brisk southwest breeze. The Puritan, Priscilla, Atlantic, and others follow as the Mayflower gaps rivals with a close finish near Tzsrpaulin Cove. Galatea reception and a Newport disbanding plan cap the day.

CcTrace City Royal Northern Club Henn Gerry Fortuna Vineyard Haven Electra Wanderer Palmer’s Island Clark’s Point Stranger Gracie Vixen Puritan Priscilla Fanny Halcyon Bertie Sachem Athlon Mayflower White Arrow Dauntless Lancer Atalanta Huron America Bay Quick’s Hall Galutes Tzsrpaulin Cove West Chop Clark H.M.S. Mono Cccce Montauk Worttin Tametich Ccce Ccceesees Intrepid WeteOll Osocas ccc Vonneves As Dreadnaught Spoctar-Zd Cceeee Ceosecess Helcyon Eee Dmercom Cascewss Eoscae C.seneeees Cess Coco Oc Tcenses Kccareh Cucesessesas Eae Whavesesa Fiopod Cinderella Eeccceee Si RT Oe Sans Cvcwes Fingobatge Commodore Gerry General Butler Judge Arnoux New York Newport

Newport Citizens Offer 1000 Dollar Cup for Club Yachts Race

Newport Rhode Island August 10 citizens subscribe for a 1000 dollar cup to be awarded to yachts of the Boston and New York clubs and English yachts now in American waters for a Newport race. A telegram was sent to Commodore Gerry seeking likelihood of acceptance. F P Garrettson pledges 100 dollars.

Newport R. I Boston New York Gerry F. P. Garrettson New Reptorp Atalanta Caronilla Sylph Ruth Concord Clara Mona Bar Harnor Luido R. L. Green Ibis Meteor

Clover train debuts on Old Colony line to Fall River

The Old Colony railroad introduces four elegant 60 foot Pullman passenger coaches on the Boston to Fall River route leaving at 7 PM. The cars cost about $6000 each, seat 76, and feature mahogany interiors and electric engine communication. An inaugural test run covered 82 miles via Taunton and Middleboro with smooth performance and no extra passenger charges.

Boston Fall River New England Old Colony Railroad New York Old Colony Road Pullman Pullman Company Hale & Kilburn J. B. Kendrick George L. Connor J. Sprague J. C C. Sanborn F. M. Twombly A. M. Twombly John Chamberlain Allston Boston & Albany Railroad J. W. Marden Fitchburg Railroad E. E. Pratt New York & New England Road C. D. Powell Ottawa Can Frank Newby Middleboro Brockton Raynham

Boston Valuation Board Reports 1886 Rate and Gains by Ward

The board of assessors sets the city tax rate at 1270 per 1000 against last year’s 1280. Personal property rises by 3,480,900 and real estate by 21,521,008. Ward 11 leads gains with 7,146,601, while Ward 10 shows 6,000,000 in real estate gains. Overall totals show real estate 1816, personal 189, totals 21,521,800 with citywide increases and losses noted across wards.

Board of Assessors Boston Pemberton Square New Court House Lous Poe JORG Cccy Soo Polis Weuaas ORK Givara Street Puinapetraia Pa U.S. Quartermaster’s Department Philadelphia Q. M. Department Davis Jeffersonville Q. M Pacific Coast M. I. Ludington U.S.A

Local Beach Swimming Trials End With Four Races

At Crescent Beach yesterday afternoon one eighth mile course off Vue de Eau Hotel hosted boys amateurs and pro events under Captain Henry Simpson. T. Riley of Boston beat J. Leavitt of Newton in a dramatic 7:25 finish for a gold medal after tight early racing and a late surge.

Cresent Beach Vue de Eau Henry Simpson Harry Hoskins F. Benedict C. G. Harlow H. A. C. Clapp A. J. McGowan J. Gallagher J. Kelly George Briggs Golden Moore S. Moore Pombo Ya Aosccas Balley.i Sena Soimgor Lcagescs Mayflower Robert Daly Sappho Albert Gray Galatea J. Riley Ben Butler M. Meagher Puritan H. C. Cameron Genesta P. Golden Nahant Dorses T. Riley Boston J. Leavitt Newton Riley Leavitt

Local Theatres and Proms Highlight City Week

Arrand na Pogue with Miss Kate Claxton and Mr Charles Stevenson leads a Museum showing this week including a matinee today. Meyerbeer selections headline Music Hall with Mr Mullaly conducting the Coronation march Strendeuse polonaise from North Star Huguenots and Africaine Religeuse. Oaklawn Garden hosts outdoor performances of Black Person's Cabin for hot weather crowds. Boston Theatre reopens Monday with McNish Johnson Slavin minstrel show and praised improvements. Globe reopens Monday with Lizzie Evans in Fogg's Ferry after renovations.

Reformers and river harbor clash over Massachusetts project

Long of Massachusetts pushes for $5000 each for Scituate and Pocasset harbors while Burleigh denounces the waste. Long later votes against his own appropriation as he defends internal improvements and questions Mississippi river costs amid Cleveland era politics.

Burleigh New York Graphic Reports John D. Long Massachusetts House of Representatives Long Scituate Pocasset Lorg Committee Hingham Harbor Harbor Hill Army Engineers War Department Bareleigh Dicker House Friends of the Mississippi River Improvements Mississippi River Commission Cleveland

Bates Leads in Tenth District Canvass Shaping Nomination

Reports from Republican State headquarters indicate Bates gains as Rice supporters push Hopkins and Goulding into the race. Senator Jefferson of Worcester says Bates’s current campaign dominates past efforts and foresees split and divided delegations favoring Bates in many smaller towns, boosting his nomination chances.

Mrk. Bates Rice Colonel Hopkins Mr. Goulding Tenth Bates Mr. Rice Mr. Bates M. W. B. Jefferson Worcester Major Gould Jefferson

Democratic Eighth District Convention Planned in Lowell

The district committee chairman announces the Democratic eighth district congressional convention in Lowell on September 15. The piece discusses potential Republican bids for Senator and Lieutenant Governor, with references to Dawes, Hopkins, Fitchburg, and Worcester political maneuvering.

Lowell Joseph Mason Hildreth Worcester Jefferson Dawes Worcester Gazettee Colonel Hopkins Fitchburg Sherman Massachusetts Hopkins

Massachusetts Governor race debate shapes convention timing

The Vineyard Gazette quotes Crapo and Ames contrasting fitness for governor. It argues one is uniquely suited by experience, the other a typical successful businessman ready for statewide prominence. It notes party harmony debates and regional ticket balance concerns in a tense Republican landscape.

Crapo Ames Massachusetts Lowell Commonwealth Worcester County Boston Congressman Long Senate Blaine Logan Newton Middlesex County Haile

Boston Nine Triumphs Over Kansas Citys 7 to 3

Boston overwhelmed Kansas Citys with a 7 to 3 victory yesterday afternoon. Radford, Nash and Dealey sparked Boston with key hits and a rare triple play by Morrill Dealey Nash Sutton. Radbourn pitched solidly, supported by strong fielding including a first-half misplay that ended with a runner safe.

Bostons Kansas Citys Radford Radbourn Myers Rowe Whitney Hornung Poorman J Dealey Donnelly Briody Conway McQueery Nash Muff Stoke Johnston Sutton Dealey Buffiston Morrill Nasn A. E. Hornung Radbown Deqey Ciivea Buffinton Moquesty Johnston, Cf Eee Ee Ae Totals Wosione Escs Ssneend Esteem Ok Pence Eeseseeseescs Bostens McQuesry Bullinton Ewick New York New Yorks Detroits R. Ls Radford OD Whitory

Brocktons and Portlands Clash In Tight Baseball Duel

A detailed box score shows Brocktons edging Portlands 8 to 7 after a tense game. Key players include McJunningie and Haley on the mound, Patton and Meister driving runs, with multiple hits and errors affecting the final score.

Sheffier Dunworth Rourke Ue's'man Oren Coe Ets Coughlin Schoeneck Mcuungle Haley Portlands Schlesschess Brocktons Ha Wesy Meitter Sheffler Kearns Thayer Bails Heilly Mcizunnigie Patton Meister Hawes Holland

The Squire Lockout Ends With Workers Returning

At J P Squire's pork packing works in Cambridge the dispute ends as workers resume duties after an agreement. Squire visits the factory before opening, foreman assigns tasks, police withdrawn, and Cambridge Somerville sides report calm and satisfaction.

Squire J. P. Squire Cambridge Mr. Squire Somerville

Peabody Turmoil Dims as State Officers Restore Quiet

Report describes unrest in Peabody and Salem as non-union workers resume duties under police presence. Knights of Labor boycott and arming of workers noted. Arrests include Thomas Burke in Salem on disorderly conduct and assault charges. bail set at 5000. Chief Wade leads 17 state officers to restore order as tensions ease.

Peabody Franklin Osborne Peabody Square Willard Spaulding Knight of Labor Board of Selectmen Haverhill Boston Hooper Knights of Labor Neal Lynn Salem Thomas Burke District Court Hart Centennial Grove Eben Beckford Weston’s Nova Scotia Osborne’s Wade William McNally Mason Street

Bumpus and Haley Arrested in Malden for Breaks and Entering

Winfield S. Bumpus and Michael J. Haley confessed at the station to leading a gang of thieves who planned a Sunday break in at Ezra A. Stevens Jr. on Dexter street. They entered, searched bureaus, and took coats before being interrupted by Stevens’s arrival. Goods were hidden in the West End schoolhouse outhouse and Haley's home. They face arraignment in Wakefield court tomorrow on breaking and entering charges.

Malden Winfield S. Bumpus Michael J. Haley Ezra A. Stevens, Jr Dexter Street Stevens West End Haley Wakefield

Tragic Death of Lena Walsh in Worsum Pail Accident

Lena Walsh eleven months old daughter of James T. Walsh a merchant tailor of Worsum was drowned today after she rolled from a bed into a nearby pail of water used for cleaning. The incident occurred while her mother briefly left the room.

Worsum Lena James T. Walsh

Weather Almanac Hint for Sea Barometer Corrections

The fragment describes a method to correct ship barometer readings by adding one hundredth of an inch for every ten feet above sea level. It mentions wind, velocity, and a miniature almanac entry for Wednesday August 11 with tides and celestial data.

Port of Boston Arrivals and Vessels Listed for Aug 10

The port list records arrivals at Boston on Tuesday August 10 including steamers Cumberland Empire State Hattiesnake Penobscot Star of the East Tremont City of Gloucester and many sailing vessels with destinations from St John Philadelphia Bath Portland and Bangor. Numerous brigs schooners and sloops are noted with owners and home ports such as NB NS ME DC MA RI NY and ME.

Cumberland Thompson St John Eastport Portland W Hi Kiiby Empire State Phillips Baltimore Hattiesnake Anderson Philadelphia Penobscot Ingraham Bangor Star of the East Collins Bath Tremont Donovan City of Gloucester Young Gloucester Barkentine John Bailey Shepard Elmiranda Stockton Havener Louise Leterrier St Pierre Mia Lord Mayo Mulberry Bear River Bettie Price Mary Matilda Rogers Bethledum Blythe Bellevue Bellevue Cove Hattie R Boudrot Maria PQ Addie John Nehill Hattie Turner Keen Hoboken Annie A Booth Wasson New York Monticello Morton Eila M Vane Weehawken John Girard Joy Amboy Jessie Hart Wall Sarah Crinkhart Calais Lizzie J Clark Dillingham Rockport Diana Kelley Machias William Stevens Carter Bang Rank Pierce Greenlap Hattie Lewis Lowe John Mettler Bowden Lillie Perkins Eliot Chester Wood Saunders O Nettleton Bown Nantucket Geo P Rust Brocklebank Newburyport Herbert Perkins Mass Electric Light Condon Friendship Nellie D Vaugyn Nickerson Provincetown Harriet M . Rowe Johnson Lanesville Hard Chance Bass Kansas Greig Liverpool Warren & Co Amanda Crowell Cape Island Barclay & Co Elizar Bacheldor West Harborville Delong & Seaman Lottie B. Scott Fred _A Roberts Arcot Cates Windsor JS Emery & Co Bredis Olio Martin St John J Stevenson Alta Branscomb Frea A Roberts Bredis Arcilla Farnsworth Yarmouth Anna, Brown Port Lane Amme Harper Darwin Hatheway & Co Minnie Louse Achat. Co Harrie Mussells Clementsport Delong Seaman Swis Zacheus Sherman Coombs Willam Doeer Mayan Lewes Del Miranis Cobb N . Paine Hamilton Bayonne Chatham Hallett Norfolk George E Smajley H Hyde Remont Charles F. Williams Cathie C Berry Smith Brunswick Welter, Walter & Co Georgie L Dickson Harding Mary C Collins Somers Kennebec Kilby Geo Walker Wright JS Emery Cardiff Arcadia Robinson Industria Maggiolo Cheribon Anvie M Small Howes Batsvia Cork George F Manson Morse San Francisco Plymouth Glasgow State of Georgia Moodie Terra Kii Pensacola Acites Rollo Montreal Montreal. the Report of Sailing of Oars Campbell Vercome Holland, Tyson New Otk Miavanz Walter S Massey Phelan City of Alexandria New Iquique Parks Wilhelmine Post Leyer St Mary Hollowell Pisagua Nickdale Davis Disg Payta Alexander Mowe Kel'er Hampton Roads Larne State of American Wrake John Knox Brolly Ennerdale Guison Counsellor Lang New Orleans Wecissa Heyburn Richibucto City of Richmond Pavonia Boston Queenstown London Ashdene Francisco Maresca Newcastle Nsw Forrest Ball Baillie Palermo Polcevera Columbia Garvie Edinburg Penang P J Carleton Amesbury Philadephia Cape Antonio Pearl Kerr Ston Panama Crescent City Chamerico Hemmingway Ricaneiro Alfred the Great Porter Boness Barkeley Caste Lampher Plymouth Mount Pleasant Wallace Port Glasgow Perseverant Gourle Cherbourg Rotterdam Sailea Albano Murray Rio Marino Sailead Toledo Rosario Nelson Bartett Watts Kosten Rio Janeiro Woodfield Jones Benj Fabens Denlon Singapore Elmhurst Elmhurst, Robertson, Potland Port Ist Evie J Ray Loa Ling Francesca T. Tonetti Wildwood Sawyer Hong Kong Southampton Ems Jungst Remen Columbus Mikkelsen Newark Tates St. John Digby Annapolis W. H. Kilby Agt Commercial Wharf E. A. Waldron G. F P. A J.W. Richardson Pace Washington St Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line Spartan Long Wharf Norman Frday E.b.sampson

Boothbay to Boston and coastal fleet details amid ice incident

Shipping notes describe crews and vessels sailing from Boothbay Harbor to Boston and other ports including Stinson, Deer Isle, Portland, Bangor, and Gloucester. An ice wharf accident near Boothbay sank a vessel but the Norma, owned in Boston, continued operations with cargo. Fish landings reported include 180000 pounds cod, 55000 pounds halibut, and 1350 barrels mackerel with price movements noted.

Boothbay Swis J Warren Stinson Deer Isle Boston Jennie Armstrong Weber Western Banks Grace Smith Bansor Jeddo Fickett Moncton Portsmouth Charity McGee Baxxor Raident Hardy Roe Port Helen M Kains Haskell James Nicho Bangor Harperich Loelia Ammon Dover Neima Parsons Bay of Fundy Boothpay Georges Hester Laura Ne'son Bar Bay St Lawrence North Bay Aily

Sailing records of ships and barks from August listings

A compiled notice lists vessels sailing and passing August across multiple ports. Entries name ships and barks such as Sapphire Constantia Veritas Pisco Giacomina Kennebec Emigrant and Harvard with masters and destinations including Philadelphia New York Antwerp Montreal Halifax and Manila, plus routes via Liverpool Leith and West Bay.

Manila Lowestoft Chatham Tidmansen Quebec Leith Alida Montreal Falmouth Havre L’orient Emigrant Anhelm Pascagoula Liverpool Goethe Pictou Marseilles Penpino Mignano Martino New York Charter Oak Laflin

American schooner D W described in mid 19th century notice

The two masted schooner D W from Philadelphia to Apalachicola Aug 4 is steered SSE and flies a Red Rose flag with white D W in the centre. Read in the New York harbor Aug 3 at 7 AM by the steamer Gen Napier.

L Richardson Iolano Philadelphia Apalachicola Rouse Napier New York Whit Mountains Fabian Jefferson Mann Boudoir Fabyan Weirs Plymouth Lang Centre Harbor Westboro Montreal Vermont Canada White Mountain Mellen Lucius Tuttle

Lightship 44 Replaced at Five Fathom Bank Station

The Lighthouse Board announces lightship No 44 will be placed at its station on Five Fathom Bank near the New Jersey coast on or about August 13, 1886. The relief on that station will be withdrawn. order issued by G B White Commander USN Inspector.

United States Licgut House Phinapelpmia Aug Five Fathom Bank New Jersey Lighthouse Board G B White USN

Multiple ships report salvages and wrecks along Atlantic routes

Aug 9 to Aug 10 maritime notices describe Bark Fidelia on a marine railway in Bangor for hull repairs, Bark Meta Seeger and others stranded or wrecked, with cargoes of iron, oil, and lumber. Details include insurers, cargo values, salvage salvage percentages, and vessels off Providence, Marsala, Chinco Teneue Point, Bermuda, and Hatteras Shoals.

Bangor Fidelia London Meta Seeger Reitzenstein Norfolk Marsala Sir Edwin J Palmer Chincoteneue Point Tucker and Little Providence Philadelphia W A Perry Philadelpha F W Bermuda Flamborough Fraser New York Gladisen Hamilton Nvona Gladissen Baltimore Serapis Glasgow Craigniil Fortress Monroe Bak Cadorus Hatteras Shoals Adventure Cape Henlopen

Multiple vessels and sailings listed to ports in Atlantic and Caribbean

Admiralty shipping notices record numerous vessels with routes Avonmouth Acapulco Aspinwall Antwerp Bordeaux Cape Race Bona Balti more and Port of Portland with ships such as Brillliant City of Para Iris Acapulco Wirlington Timour Ovingham and more detailing sail dates ports and statuses including passed sailed and in port as of Aug 7 9 8 26 and related movements.

Avonmouth Brillliant Resmussen West Bay Acapulco Wilmington San Francis Panama Aspinwall City of Para New York Iris Davis Newport Midlothian Quick Cardiff Avon Triumpus Kublis Savannah Scotia Richards New Orleans Antwerp der Ruyter Brazens Aberlady Bay Gregor Baltimore Trojan Moher Fingal Foss Grasbrook Schwaner Montreal London Brow Head City of Chester Liverpool Bordeaux Air Antiles Cary New Otk Batavia Timour Johnson Thiago Japan Portland Bona Ovingham Alliance Halvorsen Alrfax Cape Race Clifton Wade Charlottetown Pet Reg Gett Wells City Weiss Swansea

Numerous ships clear and sail from New York and Atlantic ports

A long list of vessels including steamers Dunedin Campbells Howes and several others sailed for West Point Norfolk and other ports. Multiple ships cleared at Newburyport Portland and New York bound for Philadelphia Boston and South America with crews and cargoes of leather, coal, and general freight.

Newport Newsa Dunedin Campbells New York DH Miller Howes Altimore Sater Norfolk Guavandolte Kelly Saiied West Point Su- Wiliams Pearce Sachs Henry Faulkingnar Frank Lesming McKeague Shivumano Hudson Portland Newburyport William Thomas Patterson Calais L Sherman Webb Perth Amboy Hattie & Nickersor Nickerson Beverly Philadelphia Emma M Adams Youncg Yin Baracoa Pearl Peuilo Napies Brig Rest Sanderson Buenos Ayres Mabel F Staples Leighson Arroyo Ethel A Merritt Higzinx Port Lenon Gem Fowler St John Rothers Gibson Nassau Isaac H Borden Ward Providence Hell Gate Brigs Trust Saunderson N B Hussey Hoogdon Weehawken Boston Shy Rob & Harry Brown New Yok Benjamin Franlin Nowell E M McLaughlin Walsh New Or Glen Cove Mist Smith Allyn Ont Sumatra Olsen San Tameiscn Port Townsend Lizzie Williams Parker San Fran Griena Parks Windsor General Banks Cole Franklin Benjamin C Cromwell Yorke Sheepscot River Ralph Sinnett Pinkham Caroline Young Carson Lapesville Richard Leeming Doughty Kennebec Willie S Shepherd Reeves Adventure Murphy Augustus Hunt Baker Dreadnaught Robertson Fr Odiorne Crowell Bath Martha Innis Kelly Lynn R Bodwell Metcalf Rockland Lucy E Friend Collins Gloucestr J Lelond Bupper Pascagoula D Robinson Hagar Naguabo Mary A Trundy Veazie Pensacola Clearec Finbury Graystone St Jig Brooks Newport O’bnes Dunkirk Alexander Campbell Bunker Porland John Sherwood Price Kate Markee Allen Nellie Starr Soule Boothbay Kate Wentworth Brophy Wimington Melle Rhodes Watts Lynoa Hattie A White Jovy Sslem William H Card Wooster Dauve'sport Vineyard Rosebrook Polland David G Floyd Blake Matha Innis Sarah E Wart Wixon Apphia Amelia Willard Thomas N Stone McDonald John Rose R M Smith Grace Livi Hart Dame de Aware John S Beacham Quilen Richmond Stamford Bellini Cura Krigs L Staples Kathien Barbados Ste Mers Achilles Warrington Franconia Kennet State of Maine Hilyard Eastport St John, Nb: Bark Samiento, Masterton, Boston, To Load For South America Maud Ramsdell George W Cushing Jewett Georges Serena Comeau Port Gilbert C KS Marsters Kempt Juias British Tar Evans Chester C V Minot Hathaway Machias Rosa E Roges Columbia Falls Wave Wentworth Cutler Stewart Camden Hudson Vaughan Savannah Atwood Bangor Adeline Brilliant Hopper Port Clyde Inve Ugsator Rossiter Bahia Blanca John J March Whittier Cardenas Portsmouth Olivia A Carrington Reading Plymouth Mass S Lawrence Ellsworth Abel W Parker Dean Ella Brown Keene Jonesport Lady Antrim Wareham Sarah P Bulkley Bulkley Westport Signal Dewick Bridgeport John Brooks Fox H L Curtis Hodgkins Frank G Dow Gage C B Wood Stanley Mary Louise Colfer Montana Crosby Allyn's Point Henry Wailis Lincsey Brantford Annie E Moore Sackett Mary E Amsden McGuire A Buchnam Florence Nowell Danve'sport San Francisco San Blas Chapman Locksley Hall Halliday Newcastle Yosemite Sanders Tacoma City of Papete Bunde Tahiti Newbern Guayamas Apollo Groth Havre San Pedro Glencoe Lane Belen Thompson Averill Thomaston aAr 2d Memnon Nordberg Wilmington Regulator Doane Eurth Seward Travers Seich Evan Danenhower Johnson Petersburg Ssiles Ada Herbert Harding RP King Virginia Atlantic Coast Line Seaboard Air Line Boston and Norfolk Steamship Co Central Wharf Piedmont Air Line Providence R. R Waldo A Psarce N. EK Washingtontreet

Mails Close at Boston Post Office for Europe and Americas

Notice lists mailing schedules for international and domestic routes from New York and Boston. Includes ships Lessing Germanic Cephalonia Fulda and others bound for Europe, Vera Cruz, Jamaica, Cuba, Mexico, Australia, and Pacific islands with cutoff times and days, all dated Wednesday through August 13.

Boston Post Office France Germany Great Britain European Plymouth Cherbourg Hamburg Lessing New York Antilles Europe Queenstown Liverpool Vera Cruz Campeche Chiapas Pabasco Yucatan Manhattan Csc Porto Rico Jennie Honduras Bay Islands New Orleans Bermuda Flamborough Cephalonia Boston Fulda Brest Havre la Champagne Scotland Gissgow Ioma Circassia Genturia Jamaica United States of Colombia Salvador South Pacific Kingston Mexico Edith Godden Para Mapaos Brazil Cyril Cecersse Venezuela Curacoa Caracas Cuba Tampa Fis Key West Fla Galveston & Key West S. San Marcos Comal S. Riograndre Colorado Texas New Mexico Arizona California Galveston Fernandina Jacksonville S. Carondelet S.S.C San Antonio Seth Sprague Old State House C. H. Mallory & CO

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