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VEGAS DAILY GAZETTE,
SinsTDAY MOKjSTIN-G. AUGUST 7, 1881.
NO. 28.
VOL.
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BEN AM
DEALER
STA PLE AND FANCY GROCEPJES
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN SEASON
TOPEKA
Railroad Ave., Opposite Rrowne & Manzanares," Las Vegas:
This hoii.-to hns been newly opened ami thoroughly renovated. Everything fust chías. Cour
tcou9 utentlon jnmrunteed in all.
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EAST LAS VEGAS. N. M
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENT
REPKESENTS
The Oldest, the Largest, the Best Imsurance Com
panies In the World.
NAMKB. AKSKTS.
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LONDON ASSURANCE. London I.Vssn. 111 is;
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tJUEEN. Liverpool 4,3l,-J7 00
PENNSYLVANIA KIKE INSURANCE COM PAN X. .. . 2,131. (Ki!) 00
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HALF-WAY
. FLE.ITZ & OVERTIULLS, Proprietor,
Ten miles Troni Las Vegas, on the Gallinas.
A SPLENDID ÜAOÍ)
Planed antLI'nplaned Lumber of ili Kinds Kept Constantly on Hand and
' Made tu Order.
Stock Taken in Exchange for Lumber.
We Respectfully Keg Leave to Inform You that We Have a Full Line of
The Celebrated
Bortree djULtatoló
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In stock and trust you will call and inspect tho assortment we have just opened.
M. Romero, Las Vegas, N. M.
CALVIN FISK,
Real Estate and Stock Broker,
Notary Public and
OFFICE IN OPTIC RLOCK,
EAST LAS VEO AS, NEW MEXICO,
II. II. CrjFKOItl), II AS. WlIITK Sll.
Sup't Cimgrc'Krfitmiil White's Foundry,
Mining Ciunpuiiy. Washington, D.C.
CLIFFORD & WHITE,
MINING AND
Mechanical Engineers,
NEW YORK, WASHINGTON AND TOMB
STONE, A. T.
Wanted! Wauled! VI mt toil:
Ot C Cf( 1,1 d.tinty Wiirninl.:,
tJ LUíVUl t for which the hiji hrst
canil )ri!i! will bo piiid. Apply to J. J. Fit,
ifi'ircll. tho llvi real estate ajrent. 8-7-tf
J-R. DeGUAW,
DENTIST.
Ofllco over Herbert's Drill Store.
Keep the dust out of your rooms ly
using Lockhart & Co.'s ltubber Weath
er Strips. 5-1 It f
Family droccriH.
A large stock, cheaper tliat tlie
cheapest, just received at T. Itoiucro iV:
Son's. c-14tf
The traveling public will find every
thing first-class at the (Jrand View Ho
tel. Milk punch at Billy's.
5-7U
Full weight and fair count, at the
Park Grocery. 7-27 tf
IN & CO.,
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UE"W MEXICO.
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CORSETS
If You Are Interested
In saving in the cost
of your goods, you
will do well to buv of
Lsidor Stern.
Flour by the whole-
sale at T. Romero &
feon's.
Sweeping Reductions
in prices of all Sum
mer Goods at
lsidor Stern's.
Cream Bread at. Bell & Cos, the
Haza (Jrocors and Bakers.
Fine summer clothing at the New
York Stoie.
Grand Lunch
every Saturday night at the Exchange
Saloon. '1-21-tf
Salad a la Delmonico at Billy's
Lunch. 7-istf
Twenty Per Cent.
Discount from the market price on
Qnecnsware, Glassware, Hardware and
Notions at the store of
C. K. YVESCHE,
Las Vegas,
N. RF.
Also the bargains of the season in
Staple and Fancy Groceries.
1 do just as I advertise.
C. K. Wesciie.
Cream lemonade at Billy's,
5-7tf
MEWS ey TELEGRAPH
Secret Meetings' of Distinguished Irish
Americans,
Who are Supposed' to be at the Head of
Dynamite Plots.
Chicago Priests Itoniohstrate With Them
' Without Sitfwss.
Numerous - Intefesting Transatlantic
$ Onlegrams,
Being a Chronicle of Principal Events
Beyond the Sea.
President Garllcld Holds His Own and
Gains a Little.
The Chinese Will Allow Their Students
to Remain in America.
Murphy Goes to Move His Movement in
Great Britain.
A llecord of Happenings For the Bead
ing Public.
Mysterious Irish Conclave.
Chicago, Aug., C It has just been
discovered that ever since Monday a
mysterious conclave of prominent Irish
men numbering something like a hun
dred has been in session at one of the
hotels of this city. Their deliberations
have been under lock and key and in a
room padded from the ceiling to the
floor with sawdust and otherwise seclu
ded. There are at present John War
ren, of Lowell, a strong friend of Ben
Butler; Thos. C, Giyin, of Peoria, a co
loborer of Crowe; Geo.. J. Vrest, of
Providence, lawyer and secretary of
one branch of the Land League : Kev,
Father Geo C. Bates, of St. Louis, Geo.
C. Cunningham, well known agitators.
Nobody has been let in their secret
meetings, and their meetings have ex
cluded all reporters. It has, however,
leaked out that these men are the "dyn
amite crowd," and their deliberations
arc not as to whether dynamite shall be
used against England, but as to the
most feasible way of using it. The dis
cussion seemed to take it for granted
that there were Irish patriots as much
devoted to their country as are the Ni
hilists band, and that there would be
no difficulty in finding Irishmen who
would accept the possibility, or even a
certainty oi death, if by it they might
do great and serious damage to Eng
land. The plans were elaborate, it is said,
by which dynamite was to be used on
vessels and in cities. They considered
the question how to get better manu
facturers of infernal machines in the
United States, and in France their
financial condition was reported as be
ing sound, and the treasury contains
nearly one hundred thousand dollars
for a skirmishing fund, and committees
have been appointed to provide for the
future and levy a tax to raise more. A
delegation of city priests waited on the
members of this conclave to-day and
begged them, with solemn adjurations
and -impressive arguments, to desist
from their plots and adjourn at once
They refused to listen to such argu
ments and advice, saying they came
here for business and were determined
to accomplish their purpose. The
meeting will probably terminate to
morrow. The President.
Executive Mansion, Washington,
Aug. 0, 8:30 a. in. The President has
passed an excellent night, sleeping
sweetly a greater part ot the time with
out the aid of morphia or any other
anodynes. This morning he is cheer
ful, and all indications promise another
favorable day. 1 ulse yl, temperature
5)9.4, respirations 18.
Signed, D. W. Bliss,
J. K. Barnes,
J. J. Woodward,
Robert Reyburn.
Frank Hamilton.
Executive Mansion, 1 p. m. The
President continues to do well. He
said to the surgeons this morning that
he felt better tSan at any time since his
injury. His breakfast consisted of
beefsteak and potatoes, toast, tea and a
few strawberries. The latter were
much relished. The patient has had
thus far a comfortable day, and at this
hour his pulse is 101. temperature and
respiration normal.
Executive Mansion, 7 p. m. The
President passed a comfortable morn
ing. His symptoms and general condi
tion being quite satisfactory. At 12:30
p. m. his pulse was 100. temperature
ÜB.5, respiration 10. During the after
noon lie complained somewhat of the
weather, tho external heat being such
that it was found impracticable to keep
the temperature of liis room much be
low 1)0 without closing the windows and
doors, which was not thought prudent.
Tho afternoon rise of temperature be
gan as late as yesterday, but lias been
higher though unaccompanied by dry.
ness of skin. At 7 p. m. his pulse was
wri, temperature lui.o, respiration li).
The appearance of the wound at the
evening dressing was. however, good.
and there lias been no interruption to
mo now oi pus.
Signed,
D. W. Bliss,
J. K. Barnes,
J. J. Woodward,
Robt. Reyburn,
F. Hamilton.
Newport otea.
Newport, R. I., Aug. 5. Vice-President
Arthur arrived to-day.
A dense fog did great damag to spip
pinghere Nine vessels are ashore at Black Is
land and two were sunk.
From A crown the Waters.
STRIKERS SUCCESSFUL.
Dublin, Aug, 6. At Yongal yesterday
farmers agreed to pay tho striking la
borers two shillings per day during
harvest time, with board, a half acre of
land and house rent free. The agree
ment was received with satisfaction.
FRIENDLY FEELING.
London, Aug. C. In the House of
Commons last night Sir Wm. Harcourt
said the dispatch of U. S. Minister
Lowell to Earl Granville was couched
in the friendly terms he had anticipa
ted. The statement was received with
much cheering.
y. m. c. A.
The world's convention of the Y. M.
C. A. has been a great success. Forty
thousand dollars were pledged to inau
gurate in Great Brittain a work like
that in America.
FISHERIES EXHIBITION,
A meeting was held here yesterday
to further a sheme for holding an inter
national fisheries exhibition in London
in 1883. The Marquis of Exeter pre
sided.
A number of Agrarian outrages com
mitted in Irelanuduring July were 25!),
including four firings at persons, eleven
assaults on persons, seventeen cattle
maimed, one hundred and fifteen in
timidations and twenty-five cases of in
jury to property.
DIOGENES AND SOCRATES EMBARGOED.
HpvUn Ano fi A fmTAimnnrIfint
says the vessels Diogenes and Socrates
embargoed at Neil, Prussia, were or
dered for Gen. Pierola. ex-Dictator of
Peru, at the instigation of Montero
Pierolas. The helpmate of vessels in
tends to proceed against the govern
ment for their detention.
HOME AGAIN.
St. Petersburg, Aug. C The Impe
rial family and court arrived yesterday
at l eternoft raiace.
THE I'ORTE EXPLAINS.
Vienna, Aug. o. rorte wnl deliver a
note immediately to the powers en
deavoring to remove all ground or
cause for the misunderstanding with
France in regard to Tripoli. The des
patch of Turkish troops to Tripoli is
defended on the ground oí the necessi
ty of securing safety to Tripoli.
DIPLOMATIC CHANGE.
St. Petersburg, Aug. C Sabouroft",
Russian Ambassador at Berlin, is to
succeed Lobanofi" as Ambassador to
London.
"BLACK DIVISION."
The trial of the revolutionists belong
sr to the so-called "black division"'
will commence before a special court
on the 28th of September.
THE POPE'S ALLOCUTION.
Rome, Aug. C The text of the Pope's
allocution is published. The Pope
comments with great warmth upon the
responsibility of the government for the
disturbance in Rome.
UlilTISH BRIEFS.
London, Aug., 6. The Vanity Fair
denies the report that the infant son of
the Duke ot Norfolk is blind.
The Viceroy of India telegraphs that a
native messenger just returned from
Condahar reports that Ayoob Kalian is
making preparations lor an advance on
Uabui.
TAKING IT BACK.
Madrid Aug., C The Spanish Con
sul at Tunis, having investigated the
circumstances of the capture of Sfax,
admits that the Vice-Uonsul acting on
the spur of the moment, unintentional
ly exaggerated the misconduct of
trench troops.
SPAIN AND FRANCO-AFRICAN MATTERS.
Madrid, Aug. C Minister Sagosta
said the people attached great impor
tance to the inendship of ranee on
North Africa, where he thinks Mussel-
men fanatics arc preparing a sort of
semi-religious war of races that must
eventually involve Morocco, and may
then call for active Spanish interven
tion. A close afiance with France
might check the resistance of England
at Tangiere and Giberalter. He thought
too that King Alfonso would do well to
visit Carthagena, San Fernando and all
his arsenals this autumn to stimulate
military and naval organization to
which certain impetus will also be giv
en by his majesty's work on tho future
military resources ot Spain. With the
3,000,000 of troops that Spain hopes to
mobilize some day, she might return to
her old place as a great power and srivc
full scope to her ambitious plans in Mo
rocco.
Building' Boom.
New York, Aug. 0. The rage for
building that set in with the opening of
this year and it still continued without
abatement is without precedent in the
city of New York. The amount of cap
ital being converted into brick, mortar
and stone is $27,469,220, as against 16,
1)00,045 at the same date last year. In
considering these figures it should be
remembered that 1880, when the boom
in rents began, was also a great build
ing year. The last and most magnifi
cent of private residences erected this
year have never been excelled in this
eity, except perhaps by the A. T. Stew
art mansion and residence built by the
Vandorbilts last year. Madison, Fifth
and Lexington avenues seems to be tho
favorite locations for these expensive
houses.
American Doctora on Top.
Chicago, Aug.. 6. The Times Lon
don special says the American delegates
have held their own in tho medical
congress. Papers by Dr. Billings, of
California, have attracted vast atten
tion. The delegates generally acknowl
edge their indebtedness to American
representatives for information of the
most vaiuaoie Kinn, especially on ner
vous diseases.
Francia Murphy.
New York, Aug, C. Francis Murphv.
the well known temperance lecturer
and founder of the Gospel lemperanec
movement, arrived in this city from the
oil regions of Pennsylvania, where he
has been laboring for total abstinence.
He sails to-day for England, intending
to nom gospei . temperance meetings in
ureai ivruain unu ireianu.
Conelnded to Let 'em Ntay.
New York, Aug. 6. The Post's
Washington special says: It is reported
that instructions have been received
from the Chinese government modify
ing the original order lor the return of
the Chinese students in this country. 4t
is believed, at any rate, that this order
will ultimately be reconsidered. There
is a suspicion that the refusal oi our
government to permit Chinese youths
to enter our military scnoois in large
numbers had something to do with the
recent action of the home government.
Then it is true that the boys showed an
insubordinate disposition, which rather
alarmed the commission.
A Mining Fraud.
Denver, Aug., 6. M. D. Carrigan,
a responsible party in mining news, in
a card to the News to-morrow states
that the Lutona mine in which stock
has risen remakably fast on account of
a reported strike in the mineral vein,
has been thoroughly examined by his
brother, B. J. Carrigan, an old and re
liable miner, who pronounces the mine
and a statement in reference to the
strike false. There is no vein or trace
except a small quantity of slide rock
exposed to the eye of everybody. Two
tunnels have been driven under the
slide without the slightest indications
of mineral.
Chicar Cattle Market.
Chicago, Aug., 6. There is an in
crease in trade in the live stock especi
ally in cattle, the receipts of which for
five days have been 25,358. They were
mostly slaughtered or sold here. Only
6,300 were shipped. Prices for both
cattle and hogs are at the top notch,
and there is a firm and steady tone to
the market, which encourages large
shipments and transactions.
American Pork in Turkey.
Washington, Aug., 6. Heap, charge
D'Affauf of the United States Legation
at Constantinople, writes to the Le
partment of State that the Turkish de
cree against the importation of Amen
can pork into the dominion has passed
into oblivion and become virtually a
dead letter. Large consignments of
American hams, which arrived shortly
after the decree was after passing the
Custom House inspection and paying
uie aunes, entereu lor consumption.
Freh 'Frisco Fragments.
FALSE REPORT.
San Francisco, Aug. 6. A Tucson
dispatch says the story of Ambrose
Loinprox, engineer, being captured by
Apaches, recently telegraphed, is laise
in the details as to the number and
movements of the Apaches and the
presence of Victorio.
HE OUGHT TO HAVE SUICIDED.
A Portland dispatch says: Geo. Alge
sheim, of Washington county, a few
days ago, in a fit of rage, shot his
daughter, inflicting a painful though
not dangerous wound. He fled to the
woods and committed suicide.
villard's liberality.
Henry Villard has given the Oregon
State University seven thousand dollars
to relieve its indebtedness.
TWO HUMAN BODIES.
A Tucson disnatch savs: Two human
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coyotes were found ten miles ?rom that
city yesterday. They are supposed to
be those of two Yaquis who, about a
month ago, committed murder, fled
were followed, captured and lynched.
Denperate Trampa.
Prescott, Ont., Aug. C. Twelve
tramps boarded a freight train, and
despite the conductor and hands, rode
from Brockville to this place. They
ransacked freight in store here, resent
ing interference, but the arrival of
more trains with assistance resulted in
their being badly beaten and driven to
the woods.
Chalnier' Cheek.
Washington, Aug., 6. It's confirmed
that Gen. Chalmers will be the Green
back candidate in Mississippi for Sena
tor against Lamar. The Democrat
say this is merely a move of Chalmers
to get Greenback votes to keep him in
his seat m the liouse oi Kepresenta
uves.
Telegraphic Paragraphs.
Secretary Blaine expects to leave
Wnuliinnrtnn fnr . ulinrt. viuit. tn Msiv
England.
There were six suits for devorce en
tered in the courts of Denver yesterday,
mostly by eastern people.
Secretary Lincoln will return to Ry
Beach this afternoon, accompanied by
his wife, who will remain some weeks.
Secretary Lincoln will be away but a
few days, however.
The Bank of Petersburg lias been re
ducing its stock of gold, and it is re
ported to have sold forty million francs
worth in a fortnight. Three-fourths of
this amount reached Paris and has al
ready been purchased for export to
America in September.
Second Assistant Postmaster-General
Elmer reports the net reduction in the
star route and steamboat mail service
iltunnn. .Iiilv ummintino tu tiAl ÍXIíA tirwl
that the total amount of savings by re
ductions and discontinuances since
March 4th, is $1,881,442.
Orvllle Urant Dead.
Morristown, N. J., Aug. 6. Orville
Grant, brother of General Grant, died
at Morris 1'lams yesterday.
Notice to the Public.
For fruit and ornamental trees,
shrubs, bulbs and flowering plants of
all kinds, see R. Armstrong, of the
Geneva Nursery. N. Y. He wdl remain
in town a few (lays for the purpose of
taking orders from those that may de
sire to purchase. Refers respectfully to
Jeff Raynolds, Esq., First National
Bank. P.O. box 45. 7-10-lm
Fruit dressed lemonade at Billy's.
500 pieces of fine Hamburgs just
opened, and will be oflered at eastern
prices, at N. L. Rosenthall's, Railroad
Avenue, East Side.
Aeademy Bard.
The annual meeting of the directors
of the Las Vegas Academy was held
ast night. The term of office of Messrs.
L. P. Brown, A. N. Gage and David
Wheelock, of Boston, as directors, hav
ing expired, the board proceeded to an
election to fill the vacancies, and those
gentlemen were chosen as their own
successors for the term of five years.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
President, L. P. Browne; Vice-Prisi-
dent, L. Sulzbacher; Secretary, G. W.
richard; Treasurer, Jefferson Ray-
nolds;. Executive Committee L. P.
Browae, J. A. Lockhart, G. W. Prich
ard, J. Ros'enwald and T. Romero.
The executive committee were em
powered to investigate as to the prac
ticability of erecting the Academy
building on the site selected, and if in
their judgment that is found to be unfit
to purchase other lots.
CHURCH BERVICF.H.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Services to-day at 11 a. m. and 1
:30 p.
m. Sunday school atu:43 a. ni.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Rev. A. H. Boyle will preach at the
Episcopal church this forenoon and ev
ening.
HOTEL ARRIYALM.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
W.V. Cox, Silver City; Miss Nettle Crane,
St. Louis: C. Brick and family. Chicago.
SUMNER HOC8K.
Mrs. J. L. Carey and Miss Mol lie Carey, Shcl-
binu. Mo. ; N. L. Salzman, Leavenworth, Ks.
DEPOT HOTEL.
J. R. Scott, W. H. Hooover, Topeka; F. R.
Anthony, Colorado; H,. T. Ceperley, Pecos; W.
C. Ells, San Marcial.
The latest novelties in ladies ties and
collaretts and fichus, just placed ou
the counter, at N. L. Rosenthal's, Rail
road Avenue, East Side.
We have now in stock a fresli supply
of pure Apple Cider Vinegar. Geo. .
Maitland & uo. i-ziti
Hack Line to Hot Npriuir.
Fare 50 cents each way.
Hack going to the springs leave de .
Í)ot, Sumner and St. Nicholas hotels at
I a. m., on arrival of train, and at 4:30
p. m.
Keturmng, leaves spring iu a. m.
2 p. m. and 6:30 p. m.
All hacks will stop at West Side sta
ble where fare will be collected.
Mail and express wagon will leave
depot on arrival of train, and Hot
Springs at w a. m.
Mendenhall, Hunter & Co.
8-5 tf
Perzoine a specialty at
8-3-tf
Billy's.
New York
Canvas
shoes at the
Store.
Hand MadeNhoes.
Fine French calf, for gentlemen,
splendid foot wear, at H. Romero &
Brother's. 6-9-tf
Fresh butter milk from the churn,
brought in every morning from the
ranch, at Billy's. 5-31 tf
Champagne cocktails 25 cents, at Bil
ly's. 7-14-tf
A large invoice of white lace and veil
just received at C. E. Wesche's. tt-2t
New Potatoes $2.75 per hundred at E.
Germain & Co., El Paso, Texas.7-24-lm
Mint julips at Billy's.
RESCUED FROX DEATH.
The following t temcnt of WillUm J.
Cuughlin, of Siimcrvllle, Muss., It mi rrniark
Rblu that we hf to ask for it the uttciitlmi of
our readers. lie says: "In the fall of IKft I
was taken with a vidLknt iilkkdixu or Tint
lusos followed hy a sere coukIi. 1 soon
bvgau te lore itiy appetite and flesh. I was so
wetk at one time that 1 could nol leava my .
bed. In the summer of l77 1 ws adiuiited to
the City Hospital While there the doctors
mild I ' hail a hole in my left lanr as bijr as a
hull' doltai. 1 expended over a huuared dollars
in doctors and nicdiciuea. 1 was so fur gone at
one time a report went around that 1 was
dead. I jcae up hope, hut a friend told me of
DR. WM. HALL'S HALS AM FOR THE
LUNGS. I laughed at my rrlends, thinking
my rase ws Incurable, but I not a bottle to
sHtisi'y tiiem, when to my surprise and gratifi
cation, I commenced t feel better. - My hops,
once dead, besan lo revive, aud to-d.y 1 f-
in better sidrits than I have the pant three
years.
"I write this hoplujr you will publish I', so
thai everv aé afflicted with Disss ed I un. s
will be induced to take lR. Wi. HALi.'.
HA I AM FOR T IK LUNGS, and he cou
viuced that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
I have lakes two bottles sad can positively say
thui it has d ne more good than all. the other
medicines I have taken since my sickue.s. My
coukIi l as almost entirely disappeared and f
shall soon be able to go to work." Sold by
druggists. 5-lHf
TnECURREIfCYqCKSTIftS
Notwithstanding the (act that thousands tur
people are at present worrying themsehMttall '
iiiohI to deuth over this vexed question, toa.
the extent of neglecting; their business, their
in 4 humen their duty to their families, there are .
.till thousands upon thousands of smart, hard
working, Intelligent mea pouring Into the great
ArktkiiHas Valley, the Garden ol the West, where
the Atchison, Topeka Santa Railroad oi
ler I hem their choice of S,600,MK) acres ottae
fiiieM mrming Unds in the world at almost their
own pnues. Ii )ou do not believe it, write to
the undersigned, who will tell you afeare tou v.
.un get a cheap land exploring ticket, and Dow,
ii a modurute expense, you can see for yeurse)
inl l.e convinced.
W. F. Ml HITE,
General Puttngtr ni Tickt Agent,
Toueks.KaaM
Dleoalution Hetlee.
Notice Is hereby given that the partnership
sretefore existing between Jsmes Dugliertv
and Frank Dougherty under the name aud style
f J. Dougherty ft Co. doing business la Mora.
N. M. has been this day, Msylst 18S1, dissolv
ed I y mutual consent, James Dougherty will
continue the busluess, collect all accounts due
.he Arm and pay all indebtedness of the same.
JAMES DOUGHHtTY,
FRANK DOUGHERTY.
Mora, May 1st. lasl. t-7-5t
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