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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1884

Page

4

Boston Events and Notices Across Clubs and Churches

Wood bond carpets advertised by John H Pray Sons Co. The Trade club names officers Gen George B Drake president David H Darling VP John H Parker secretary treasurer. Boston Temperance union holds 10th annual Oct 5 Tremont temple Mrs Mary Hunt speaker. Hollis Street church near Exeter Newbury ready for occupancy dedication Oct 16. Inquest in Charlestown over death of Thomas Callahan shot by Patrolman O’Brien. Funeral of James S Tompkins from 137 London St Rev Father Walsh officiates. Jewish Tabernacles festival begins, Orthodox services at Church St. tabernacle at 127 Dartmouth open to visitors. Horticultural society autumn fruits exhibition Tremont St upper hall open today 12 to 5 with $100 in prizes. New England Dental Society elects officers including Dr James Lewis president and Dr A M Dudley secretary.

Woodstock John H. Pray,Sons & Co George B. Drake David H. Darling John H. Parker Boston Woman's Christian Temperance Union Tremont Temple Mary H. Hunt Hollis Street Society Exeter Newbury Street Charlestown Municipal Court George L. Ruffin Thomas Callahan O’brien James S. Tompkins London Street Father Walsh Church of the Most Holy Redeemer Malden Church Street Dartmouth Street Alfred A. Marcus The Horticultural Society Tremont Street New England Dental Society James Lewis Burlington J. B. Coolidge Boston G. A. Young Concord N. H A. M. Dudley Salem Mass G. A. Gerry Lowell G. F. Waters Old Bay State Roberts’ Lyceum Entertainments Union Course Mme. Fursch-Madi Agnes B. Huntington Worcester Lizzie Webb Cary Chevalier de Kontski Louis Maas Jessie Couthoui J. W. Churchill Mark Twain George W. Cable Henry Ward Beecher John B. Gough Boston Ideal Opera Company Barnabee Concert Company Listemann Concert Company Gilmore Sterling Anpc Music Hall Globe Theatre Sam’s Maurice Grau Globe Madame Theo Madame Boniface B. Y. M. Caristian Union Union Hall Boylston Street Brooke Hereford Arlington Street Byron A. Robinson Jabez L. Robinson Trenont Temme F. M. Ellis, DD

Notable Deaths Across States Highlight Obituaries

Judge Robert McFarland of Tennessee died at 52 in Morristown. Rev. L. D. Bragg, Wakefield minister, died of paralysis. Leonard F. Green of Wilton died. Benjamin Thomas, Narragansett Indian leader, found dead near Wood River Junction after being struck by a train. Col. George H. Woods died in Decatur, Kentucky. Minott F. Osborn, New Haven Democrat, died aged 42. John McCool, former Mozart Hall faction leader in New York, died in Buckensack, New Jersey. Dr. Richard Moody, Belfast mayor and musician, died in Belfast. Hon. George W. Lakin, Milwaukee lawyer and former Wisconsin legislator, died.

Robert McFarland Supreme Court of Tennessee Morristown L. D. Bragg Wakefield Leonard F. Green Wilton Board of County Commissioners Benjamin Thomas Indian Council Charlestown Wood River Junction New York, Providence Boston George H. Woods Decatur Salem Kate Tannatt New York Brown University New Haven John McCool Old Mozart Hall Democratic Party Buckensack N. J Charles G. Halpine Miles O’ Reilly George W. Lakin Milwaukee Wis Harrison Maine Wesleyan Seminary Readfield Wisconsin Nathaniel Clark Limington Durham

Weather synopsis for New England and Middle Atlantic states

Indications show threatening weather and light local rains in New England with fresh southerly winds and nearly steady temperatures as barometer falls. For the Middle Atlantic states, threats of rain with fair conditions in the west, sprightly southerly winds, and a slight temperature rise.

New England States Middle Atlantic States

Baseball Yesterday Absorbent Scores Across Cities

Baseball results from multiple cities show mixed outcomes with Boston beating Cleveland 7 to 6 at Cleveland and Chicago losing to New York 18 to 2. Philadelphia and Detroit tied 5 to 3 after seven innings due to darkness. Other games saw Buffalo 8 Providence 5 and Cincinnati ease past Virginias 8 to 5 while rain postponed two marquee matches.

Cleveland Bossons Wccccussesvesce Clevelands Bostons Chicago Chicazob New Yorks Chicagos Detroit Philadelphias Detroits Buffalo BuGaiog Providence Buffalos Ferrors Portland Lawrence Portlands St. Louis St. Louis Unions St. Paul Cincinnatis Virginias Cincinnati Cincinnati Unions National Unions Pittsburg Columbus Alleghenys Baltimore-Indianapolis Baltimore Athletic- Louisville Philee

Laughable Elks Joke Entangles Great Comedian at Depot

Louisville dispatch recounts Gus Williams and manager Robb being playfully arrested by Elks at the depot as a staged trap during Williams's Grand appearance. About 100 lodge members escorted them, police aided, handcuffs appeared, then the joke resolved with laughs at Tivoli. Williams vows to get even during the week.

Louisville Courier-Journal Gus Williams The Elks the Grand Order of Elks Williams Robb Mr. Williams Tivoli

Dalzell Axle forms certificate of organization in Egremont

Militia changes this past week include commissions in company B fifth regiment with Samuel T. Sinclair Fred M Mitchell and others replacing departed officers. Wellington promoted to captain and Merrill to second lieutenant in battery B. Discharges include Ashman E White Cutler Sweet Putnam and Captain M J Callahan deceased.

Dalzell Axle Company Egremont Samuel T. Sinclair Cutler Fred M. Mitchell Sweet Frederick W. Wellington Allen Henry E. Smith Wellington

Smithsonian Buys Mexican Onyx for Institute Fair

The Smithsonian Institute purchases numerous specimens including Mexican onyx pieces praised by connoisseurs as the finest in the country. The items, along with trays of other stones and figures of Mexican life, will remain on display until the fair ends. Native Italian women supported by the Women's Silk Culture Association will reel and spin silk from cocoons and open their exhibit.

Smithsonian Institute At Washington Women’s Silk Culture Association of the United States

New England Dental Association Members Visit Gala Exhibit

Attendees included New England Dental Association members who enjoyed their day long visit. An art gallery features two ivory and copper Japanese relief pieces of bold floral work. The display, rich in appearance, rewards careful study for its fine craftsmanship. Today Gay Head Indians showcase their pottery, a standout display in that exhibit.

New England Dentai Association

Man's Son Cheers St John During Morning Greeting

From the New York Witness a prominent Boston businessman's return from Massachusetts is marked by his son shouting Hurrah for St John. His wife, active in the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, coaxed him from Blaine to St John with a playful conversion tale. The anecdote highlights local political enthusiasm and a lighthearted domestic moment.

New York St. John

Worcester centennial events mark two hundredth year

On October 4 and 15 Worcester celebrates the General Court action naming the settlement Worcester. Tuesday features a general illumination and Mechanics Hall literary exercises with Hon. George F. Hoar delivering the oration. Wednesday brings a military civic procession balloon ascent and promenade concert. Evening fireworks on Newton Hill.

Worcester Mechanics’ Hall George F. Hoar Newton Hill

Plumber Patrick H Murphy Fined in Tremont Street Violation

In municipal court Friday Patrick H Murphy a plumber working at 438 Tremont street was fined 10 dollars plus costs for violating the plumbing ordinance requiring notice to the inspector before starting work, except in leaks. This marks the first prosecution under the ordinance.

Patrick H. Murphy Tremont Street Inspector of Buildings

Bijou Theatre Will Feature Skipped by the Light of the Moon

The Bijou will follow Rag Baby with Skipped by the Light of the Moon next week after a successful run last season. Skipped has improved and promises more fun, while Rag Baby continues to please audiences with its companion appeal.

Bijou Theatre Bijou Boston Theatre Zanita Boston Howard Athenaeum Leavitt Howard Howard Athenaeum Star Howard’s

Stabbing Charge and Thefts Reported In Somerville Area

Thomas H. McCarthy was arrested at his Myrtle street home on a stabbing charge involving M. E. Hutchins, a Union square car driver on the Middlesex railroad. Thieves stole two valuable overcoats from Alfred D. Ware and clothing valued at $22 from Charles Fallon. A seven year old, John O’Hare, died suddenly on Tremont street, heart disease given as probable cause. Philip Rosenthal identified two men who robbed him at 435 Hanover street after a gun was shown. the assailants were arrested based on Rosenthal’s description.

Thomas H. McCarthy Myrtle Street Somerville M. E. Hutchins Union Square Middlesex Railroad Alfred D. Ware Tyler Street Charles Fallon Tremont Street John O’hare Pearl Street Brookline Shine Draper John E20s John Silva Frank Sears Philip Rosenthal Hanover Street Philip Rosenthal

Dutre escorted from Belgium amid republican cries

Oct 3 reports say crowd escorted French editor Dutre of Nationale to the depot after expulsion, troops guard railway, demonstrations erupt at the palace and Patriote office. Separate items note US offers Cuba sugar and tobacco duty reductions, ex-empress Eugenie back in England, and artist Hans Makart dies of brain inflammation in Vienna.

Brussels Dutre the Nationale la Republique the Patriote Madrid United States Cuba London Eugenie England Vienna Hans Makart

Missing Brooklyn Woman Miss Carpenter Believed Lost

Friends of Miss Sarah Carpenter of Brooklyn learn via telegram from Queenstown that the steamer Bothnia arrived there at 1 PM and a woman calling herself Mrs Blake, possibly Miss Carpenter, was seen missing after day two and is presumed to have drowned. This raises fear that the disappearance may be the solitary incident behind the mystery.

New York Sarah Carpenter Brooklyn Bothnia Queenstown Blake Miss Carpenter

Gardner pastor Sleeper on trial for felonious assault

Athol Mass October 3 The trial of Francis B Sleeper of Gardner for felonious assault against Mrs Ellen S Holt opened in Gardner district court The witness testified that on June 28 1882 during a visit by the pastor Rev Sleeper he was subjected to an assault The government presented two witnesses as of today while the defense challenged Mrs Holt's reputation for truth and veracity The case adjourned until tomorrow.

Trade prospects with South American republics rise

The South American commission secretary received a letter from S Sawyer & Co. noting merchants in Venezuela Colombia Ecuador and Central America favor U S trade. They say more steamers to ports and longer credits could boost trade, citing Manchester dry goods makers offering up to 18 months.

New York South American Commission S. Sawyer & Co General Commission Venezuela Columbia Ecuador Central America United States Manchester Eng

Murder at Fullerton Farm Hides Tragic Family Tragedy

Omaha report details a farm near Fullerton where Harry Percival, his wife and infant were killed. A neighboring farmhand and partner accused, robbed home of valuables, bodies found with multiple gunshot wounds and hogs feeding on one. Both suspects missing.

Omaha, Neb Harry Percival Fullerton Percivae

Counterfeiter Joseph Gordon Arrested in Philadelphia

Secret service agents arrested Joseph Gordon on charges of passing counterfeit Bland dollars. He appeared before United States Commissioner Bell for a hearing where secret service operator Clarence R. Evers testified that Gordon sold counterfeit dollars on September 24 and was paid 35 cents per dollar. Gordon was committed in default of 4000 dollars bail to await court.

Philadelphia Secret Service Joseph Gordon United States Bell Clarence R. Evers Gordon

Fire roars through Braddock block. eleven houses lost

A 3 am blaze on Eleventh and Railroad streets destroyed a block of eleven frame saloon and dwelling houses in Braddock. Arson is suspected after the flames. Loss cited near 25,000 dollars. Timothy Cotter was fatally injured by a blow from a fire hook during extinguishment. In Hartford, D H Watrous foundry burned. Wall's loss about 8,000 with 3,000 insured. Watrous insured for 3,000.

United States Canada New York Bulletin Cleveland Boston Cambridge M. E. Rideout Main Osborn Streets Cambridgeport Woods Bros Hill Bros Graves and Felts Cambridge Box Company Steadman & Co Fitzgerald First National Sun M.J. Dolan Clinton White Jas. Casey Teamsters Walter Townsend Charles W. Whitten Centre Street Dorchester Savin Street Roxbury Samuel E. Chubback Braddock Eleventh Railroad Timothy Cotter Hartford Conn D. H. Watrous & Co East Hampton Richard Wall Wall Watrous

Maritime Ship Movements and Arrivals in Atlantic Ports

In a Boston dispatch and subsequent notices ships and owners are listed with voyage origins and dates from August 28 to October 1. Entries include Henderson Bros, Geo W Preston, Leyland Line, Gill & Scotz, J B Brigham & Ao, Waldensian, H A Allan, and Lincoln City among others, with destinations such as Antwerp Liverpool Leith Stockholm Glasgow and New York. The record reflects broad Atlantic traffic including cargo and passenger vessels with dates ranging from September 3 to October 1.

Boston Henderson Bros Preston Venetian s.Liverpool Leyland Line Huil Preston Ito Geof Preston Stockholm Brigham & Ao Cephalonia Liverpool H du Vernet Hartlepool Leith Waldensian Glasgow H& A Allan Lincoln City London Brigham & Co Iowa New York Ailsa Gonaives Pim Forwood & Co Richmond Hill Seager Bros Peconic Palermo Phelps Bros & Co Archimede Phelps Bros & Co France Louis de Bebian Main Bremen Oelrichs & Co Gellert Hamburg Kuhnhnardt & Co Gen Werder Oelrichs & Co Craighill St Jogo Belloni & Co Chateau Margaux Bordeaux Finch,Edge & Co Dorset Swansea Morgan City Montreal Iaman SS Cean Es Wake Istrian Thayer & Lincoln Norseman Warren & Co Stockholm City J B Brigham & Co Cephalonia City of Berlin Ipman SS Co Donau Qeirichs & Go Moravia Kunhardt & Co Nordland P Wricht & Sons Dorset I Tay Onmouth W D Morgan Circassia Hendersonn Bros Niagara Havana Jas E Ward & Co Ene Funch, Eyde & Co Gannon & Son Guion & Co Cha’t Margaux Finch, Ryde & Cost Eee Havre Louis de

Shipping Movements From Vineyard Haven and Boston Routes

From Our Correspondents Vineyard Haven Oct 2 list of vessels sailing or bound for Boston with crews and home ports. Notable names include Spartan Griffiny Winship Pace Thrasher Richardson Trudell Fidler and others. Sailed schooner Setecawa from East Machias and schooner H C Chester from Boston with routes to St Johns and Woodbridge Creek.

Saco City of Ellsworth Bonsey Providence Ellsworth Lyra McLean Weehawken St John Sarah Godfrey Cook New York St Johns Setagawa Rogers O Kland Artemas Tirrell Morgan Bangor John B Norris Harding Boston Woodbridge Creek Setecawa Machias H C Chester Sanborn

Hesper pilotboat launched by Howard and Montgomery

The Hesper, the largest pilotboat in the United States, is launched at Chel sea yard. Built for all weather offshore work, she measures 104 feet overall with a 22 foot beam and 9 foot hold, designed to carry six pilots and four boatkeepers.

Hesper Howard & Montgomery Chelsea United States New England D J Lawlor George Young Frank Low J Silloway Commercial Street George Lawher No 1 No 5 Boston Harbor

MARINE NOTES AND VESSEL UPDATES ACROSS ATLANTIC COAST

Maritime items report the Steamer Marseille discharging wrecking cargo at New Orleans before leaving French Reef, and Sir Abraham Richardson from Bangor to New York being towed to New Bedford and pumped out. Halifax inspectors order partial cargo discharge for the Norwegian bark Aurora for survey. The NI B Cann awaiting disciplinary action after crew’s assault on the third mate. Martha’s engine cylinders damaged with two new ones to arrive. Tallapoosa near Edgartown harbor planned recovery. Dolphin trial trip from Chester to New York under Naval Advisory Board, with final sale pending if engines meet specs.

Marseille New Orleans Antwerp French Reef Sir Abraham Richardson Bangor New York New Bedford Hyannis Halifax Aurora Montreal Montevideo Quebec NI B Cann Liverpool Indian Cove Martha Germany Vineyard Haven Mass Edgartown Harbor Washington Dolphin Chester Naval Advisory Board Dewey Mr Roach Atlantic

Distress notices amid Atlantic shipping logs report diversions and losses

New York dispatches detail tug Se a Lion from Philadelphia to San Francisco drifting into Barbadoes in distress before Oct 2 with no full particulars. Other reports include ships like Richard II and Wilhelm, a drowning, groundings at New York Bay, a disabled Pastime to Gaspe, and a terrible Iceland hurricane causing heavy loss of life and vessels.

New York Sea Lion Philadelphia San Francisco Barbadoes Victoria Richard II McIntyre Wilmington Cal Sully Tuspan Havre Key West Wilhelm Bremen William Muiliger Germany Sir Albert W Smith Berry Baltimore Providence New York Bay Pastime Walkeville Gaspe British Provinces Iceland Fairfax,ns Embree Port Hawkesbury Pictou Island Halifax Brunswick Bahia Blanca Sambro American Union George & Mary Fisher New Bedford Hudson Bay Nottingham Island Labrador Abbie Bradford Borden North Bluff Boswell King New London E’a Boswell Ny

Maritime Movements From Global Ports and Ships

Special Despatch lists vessel movements including bark Hannah Blanchard Atkins of New York to Bluefields on Sept 12. bark May Queen Asquini from Baltimore cleared for South Coast on Sept 21. steamer Heredia from New Orleans bound to Port Simon. Cape Coast bark Sea Gull Thompson from Accra cleared for Emma on Aug 11. ships Edward Waite and J F Whitney sailing Aug to Oct from Salt Pond and New York. Manila voyage Coryphene Gina Aug 16. steam Titania from Glasgow to Quebec on Oct 3. ship John A Potter Curtis Cardiff bound to Janeiro prior to Sept 20.

Merchants’ Exchange Amsterdam Hannah Blanchard Atkins New York Bluefields May Queen Asquini Baltimore South Coast Heredia New Orleans Port Simon Cape Coast Sea Gull Thompson Accra Emma Edward Waite Lee Salt Pond Havre J F Whitney Morris Manila Coryphene Gina Oilo Frank M Howes Rich St . Padang Albert Russell Kane Atavia Quebec Titania Glasgow Janeiro John A Potter Curtis Cardiff Elen Morrison Fernald Norwalk Albert Wentworth Pawtucket A Shute Violence Bloomer Brown Boston Amey Knight Romeo Wheeler Hat Rockland Gen Grant Baker Herald Jay Neste Ardandhu Unningham Pallion Sutherland Liverpool McClellan Billups Annie & Millar i Steelman Ida C Kraft Boo Soagay Henry In 3d Hugh Jann Cann Hambor Baltimore Ruth Palme Smith Hampton Roads Darien Ga Bark Volta Berghetto Havona Pereandina—sr 2d Frank M Mcoisear Sharp Ade Ycleare San Antonio Wilder New Fortress Monroe Cape Henry Woodbury Hamburg Fall Miver Glenera Gilchrist St John Arissie Wright Clark Georgetown D & J Lee Phiadelphia Erset Gardimer Bassie H Rose Aviams Portamouth K G Dun John H Converse H Hickman Emma J Meyers McGee K Beres Philadelphia James T Morse Frank Harrington Kent James Lowell Reed Washington Galvestom Crested Neto Lodge Necerectown SC Gracie VII McClure York Hyannis Livingston Ellie Knight Puerto Cortez Ar Sd Coventina Newcastle Dernard Halt Trinidad Texan Norfolk van Ar Eduardo Newport News Satred John Curtin,Jr Jranos Rees Dunkirk Arendal Hohenzollern Marseilles Ellen Maria Bangor Icis Arianne Hillsboro Annie Harper Frank Neally Sath Phenix E Merriam Windsor Turban Lizzie S Haynes Kate Foster Sands River H Crowley Sower NSB Eva Adell Telegraph Thomaston Oliver Scofield Portsmouth Chilcott John Pierce Charles Island Frank Herbert Chattanooga Willard Sauisbury Augusta Willie Martin Gardiner John Some Plymouth John Fought Carlsson Landskrona D Bryant Colcord Pisagua Cito Heyer America Cleopatra Portland Arecana Arab Steed St Anna Bordeaux Chapman Reindeer St Pierre Mart Swhs Belnetta Grecian Bend Walton Ar 3d Bergenland Antwerp Amos Charstow Providence Barks Star of the ‘South Jennie Bremen Guilia Mary Burton B H Warford Hays Ela Powell Hastings L A Plummer J G Fell M AC Green Farmer Josiah Whitehouse Brankfort Marcellus Sullivan J H Ellis Camden Carrie W Eastport Silver Heels Red Beach Congress Richmond Damel Pierson Tenants Harbor Annie Lee Machias J H Hine D M French Mass Frank G Dow Samon Washburn Taunton Lady Antrim Wareham Urbana Newport Circassia Campbell Polaria Shade Carondelet Daniels Port Royal de Ruyter Pealand Rotterdam Galsland Constantinople Noordland Nichols Rover Bates Charleston Forest Home Pensacola Julia Fowler Jacobs Port de Paix Anna T Ebener Cherry Almon Bacon Meehan Somerset Hell Gate Portia Sharp Halifax City of Mexico O’ Brien Glaucus Bearse Ichsida L. Titus Vigo Hart Island Roads P Thompson Chase New Bedford Nautilus Tolman Amboy Winterport Herbert E. Fisner Hale Tod Cloncy Angie L Green Millville Hercules Nielsen Alex Campbell Bunker Hattie White Crabtree Mexican Arey Bangor Martel Nutter Sulivan Eliza Cotin Maun Frova Do Lucy M Collins Bartlett Sadie Corey Marshal Regulator Westcott Castine Diana Orne Boothbay W H DeWitt Elliot Bristol Button Elizabeth W Smith Lottie K Hopkins Do. Vuleared Elizabeth Sinclair Deer Isle Lower Harbor Charles H Tickey Kelley Maud Briggs Barber Dover Sailea Reading L Hamline Velser Poughkeepsie Hannibal Kimball Enterpe Bramslow Catherine Sudden Viberg Yokohama San Jose Austin Panama Sips Fannie Tucker Greenleaf Henry Failing Merriman Cilurnum Beadle Swansea Turkestan Queenstown Frank Carvill Oakes Celestial Empire James Nesmith Ublin Chandos Victoria Belle of Bath Nanaimo Savanneh Aileared 2d Florence J Alien Soule Perth Amboy City of Macon Compton E C Grace John McDonald Obey Bellea Pascal Nellie Treat Dow Bridgeport Mary Price Shea Petersburg

Montreal Steamships Cleared For Oct 2 Voyage List

A list of vessels cleared on Oct 2 for Montreal and other ports, naming steamers and boats such as Brooklyn, Premier, Bonneberg, Liverpool, Louise, Saskatoon, and others, with destinations including Glasgow, Liverpool, and New York. Includes schooners and brigs like Elizabeth De Hart, Nova Scotian, and Creedmore with their sailors and port calls.

Montreal Brooklyn Dale Liverpool Grecian le Gallais Glasgow Quebec Air Bonneberg Louisa Griffiths Cardiff Gunhild Olsen London Otto Wahl Troon Mersey Farlane Shields Boyesen Pande Exmouth Siberian Moore Glasgow Ontario Couch Clara Christiansen St Kat Perth Amboy Ethel Granville Smith New York Thrasher Haley Bucco Wiliams Bridgeport Acara Harper Boston Creedmore Morrissey Edina Everett Barrow Emily Raymond Codey Queenstown Pathtower Maser Bordeaux Howard Holder Farnesworth Ail Miver

Ships and steamer movements dominate harbor records

A dense list chronicles vessels sailing, cleared, and arrived from ports including Baltimore, Philadelphia, Liverpool, Havana, and Bremen. Multiple steamers and schooners traverse Atlantic routes, with cargoes cited and routes to New York, Hampton Roads, Hamburg, and Portland noted. numerous vessel names and captains appear amid continuous traffic mentions.

Hotel Arrivals of Various Guests Across Cities

A lengthy roster lists hotel arrivals including WJ Merrill Newbury RF Arnold Chicago WS Smith New York AT Sullivan New York and numerous others in New York Portland Belfast Bangor Utica and Philadelphia. The compiled list features names with affiliations and travel origins, reflecting a busy period of incoming visitors and residents.

JW Merrill Newbury RF Arnold Chiago K Morrison Belfast ES Smith New York Sullivan Hall Roswick Berra Portland JM Bowen Fralky Baris Winsted Durtrant EK ¥ Baker Suncook Hencott Roxbury F Golven Bangor Gibson Utica M Burt Bridgewater H Boell Minneapolis R Fisher M Babbitt Providence G H Meader Mass

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