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one side ot tne paper.
Personalities must be avoided. .
And it is especially and particularly under
stood that tne Editor does not al-srays endorse
te views ot correspondents unless so stated
In the editorial columns.
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VOL. XII
WILMI NGTON, N. C. TUESDA Y, MAY 8, 1 888.
NO 110.
eTfry evenm. Bandars excepted,
Mai
lit Vi BW .
- v i. - " ' ' - i
J
A L-rnU! please report any and
2wieituelr paper regularly.
f"' -
-NSTIPATION .
r'lV there 1 uo mcomni idiw
t'SiiSI woflen attack, the ajsfc
Z. tf lfr5,' IVJ and effete niAtl
through
sritem
La
matter
and WeU. II jl. caused
im tho blood to produce
fi cathartic, ndu earally
2plSl?wttliiuchieialUM-
ross of Appetite, - r
Sick Headache,
. Bad Breath, etc.
..., roast! nation doe not
f Tl onload In ttie bowel.
f2 tonic m well, and notproduco
tTM?tLrrtatrcoUTenesa. Tosecur
tfra-tta. tufferioffwiUi Caeitfpa-
b- .v.r. rr -... rnrd th io to a
,"Tr . after
ii. arltr i 11 1 . ...
vced r vacuity. I keep It la
"xn i Cek Supervar Court, Bibb Co.. Ca.
Tale only the Genuine,
VVi I e Wrapper the red 'Vi Tr4.
SJ. II. ZEILDi A CO
m a if 1 P oi w jj ch sat
ioc ax." isfWwT
txnt TO NlW AOTERTtilMfXT.
roiSiU-MilchlOWS '
Do II Mum-Hat
FClf!Uii-rUnio;l Djes
J W nim t iAHlna PMi h
Ttu)iv Bii-CM) Babies Wanted
m E B WKGiNi-OSer Kxtraordlnao'
School Books ami School Station.
?ry you can buy cheapest at Heins
lerjer. t
A few fine milch cows are for sale
cheap at Mr. Orrell's stables. See
.id In thUiwie.
The iron for the street railway
hasnut yet arrived but it is daily ex
isted. It is certainly on the way.
inat timt leelinK ana loss or ap
petite are entirely overcome bv
HooilV Sarsaparilla, the peculiar
-olifine. Try it and see.
Jfoekms liird Cages. A large
tockof assorted sizes which are to
Nf hadat very low prices at Jacobi's
a Jr. Depot. t
We hope that the citv authorities
'ill tuake the neeesArrrr Arrange,
j .
Jeats to have the streets on the
ante of the procession on Memorial
y well Prinkletl.
Forth present the schedule of
V-Vraa drove will remain ns it
fr begun this morning. She will
l t . . - .
pe inps va.cn uay, leaving at 9:30
h m. and 3 p. iu.
Pciiiier County Superior QouYt,
Shepherd presiding. 4s in
rm at Bunrawtliis ioL- rii
kel litfht one and Court- will
batly adJourn th'8 afternoon.
It U thought that the opening of
SouikI railroad to
Sc m not be before the 15th of
It will hardly be later than
tt and it r"- .. i
. uca lew uays eari
Indications.
Tr North Carolina, slight change
lnDfrature with M;n nAaA
4
I
L m av '
Ut by fair weather, and
faitofreh Southeasterly winds,
pelMQS iu force
im
I vryUl Spectacle, ami yeXlae
L4nce to old and young: In se
spectacles you should be cau
L to take more magnifying
'intl 56611 lost 10 11x6 eve
iatV 6 ProPrtion that vou
r:mx Pnt of increase, will cause
j-.j jump eye. ubiug
e of stronger power than is ne-
i wronger nower
27 Uthe daily cause
Vkt7f th tight.
I at Hein.inrer's
of vrema-
You can get
rger's.
othlnr Fmtr
h s"Her, at
No. io N. Front street.
rteeA
!... ' 11 ny nurchasers of
I k.i ICIIlUk II
-...-wttuu t urnlshlmr Goods
n.lv r Wly wlsnetl, he will
he money. . He also guaran-
t "eyou from 15
the identical
r Pnrehw elsewhere,
"Ifof h " tronvince,
hv n 1 1 'Act anU yxl W,,I be
,,rau n' calling at
Th h 8HRIERU
QoUen Arm. u
,
j
It has bevi! three weeks since the
last substantial rain here.
The moon changes on .Thursday
night and we will hardly' have any
raln before it occurs.
The bt earner. vif! in undergoing
a complete overhauling and repaint-
iug for the Summer at the shipyard, j
Mr. Preston Cumiuing, Chief Mar-'
inai ior Memorial Jay would like
I.. ...... f 1. 1 a. rrt
.w .urn u,r iirMiuis at ins oiuce,
wnirr 'UfMimi ami water srreets, j
X. 'II. .1 lf z i i I
uii nit? ew torn steamers wnarr.at i
10 o'clock on Thursday morning.
Owing to, the late fire we have re
moved "our Shirt Factory, tempora
rily, to No. l.'J Market street, where
we will.be pleased . to meet our
friends and" customers,. No. 13 Mar
ket st. -Respectfully, J.r Elsbach,
Prop! f
Twenty-FiT Per Cent Called For.
Messrs. Ocar Pearsall, William
A. Riach. William Latimer, William
A. French and .Hansom M. Bow-
den, Trustees of the Young Men's
Christian Association BuildingFund,
have issued a rail for 25 per cent, of
the fund, payable to Mr. II. M. Bow-
den, at the First National Bank.
This is for payment ofthelotnur-
chased as a site for the buildincr.
Memorial Meeting.
The ladies of the Memorial Asso
ciation are requested to meet at the
"Atlantic" engine hall, at 4 o'clock,
Wednesday afternoon, for the pur
pose of making laurel wreaths and
receiving tags for decorations. All
persons having flowers for the same
purpose will please send them to
this hall between the hours of 9 and
12 o'clock Thursday morning, May
10th. ' "
Nrw.Loilge K. of II. at Clinton.
Rev. W. P. Williams, State Lec
turer, Knights of Honor, organized
a lodge in Clinton last Friday with
19 charter members. The officers
els-cted are as follows:
P. D. Dr. Frank Boyette.
D. A. F. Johnson.
V. D. Dr. R. H. Holliday.
A. D. W. G. Rackley.
R.R. J. Williams.
F. R. W. R. King.
Treas. F. T. Atkins.
C. -W. J. Hubbard.
- Guide M. Hanstein.
Guardian C. F. Butler.
Sentinel T. L. Hubbard.
M. E. Dr. J. A. Stevens.
Trustees-Dr. R. H. Holliday, W.
E. Stevens, A. J. Johnson.
Very Good Reasons.
The reasons why yoa can be ben
eflted bv buying from the King
Clothier, S. H. Fishblate: You are
in a Reliable House. A largeassort-
ment to choose from. A saving of
20 percent. All goods steam suongeu.
Exclusive styles sold by him only.
Allgoods guaranteed sewed with silk
His stores are well lighted by day
and night and you can see what you
are buying, plenty of light being
the most essential thing for buyer
of Clothing. If you are not satisfied
with anv article purchased from
Fishblate's return the same and he
will cheerfully refund you your
.money. Witiitne auove piainiy oe-
.a i a
fore you how can you refuse to trade
with a house of that kind. tf
The Carolina Yacht Club.
The annual meeting of the
Una Yacht Club was held last
Caro
night
in the Mayor's office
Mr. William Latimer called the
meeting to order and requested Mr.
Norwood Giles to take thechair. Mr.
T. W. Meares was requsted to act
as secretary.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
Commodore William Latimer.
Fleet Captain W. L. Smith.
Flag Captain E. R. Latimer.
Purser Ancium Lord.
Marshal H. McL. Green.
Measurer G. D. Parsley.
Governing Board H. M. Bowden,
G. H. 8mith anenv. L. Parsley.
The Club was neyer in so prosper
ous " condition. Tlr membership
was increased twenty one last night
and the last cent of indebtedness was
to2-'5 per liquidated. The coming season will
goods you . be made more exciting by the in
It will be '.traduction of two more vachts. The
oii iw reiiivt io iioniH oyer i weii-
ty feet long was repealed, and .any
1 1 I l4t A. - 1 4. - A.
boat under twenty-five feet can now
enter for prizes, provided it has a
competitor of its class. This will
It Is thought, bring one or more
larger boats to the races .
PROGRAMME
ForBtemorlI Day, Thursday, May 10th
1888.
The procession will be formed at
3:30 P. M. and move nromntly at 4
P. M.
FIRST DIVISION
Will form on Market street (South
kI1hV hptwppn Third nnil Ponrth. in
!ch.irge of Assistant Marshals J. A.
I "
Jjonitz. J. T. Mclverand J. R. Tnr
rentine
Col.W. C. Jones and Staff. 2nd Reir1
N. C. 8. ii.
Cornet Concert Club.
Wilmington Light Infantry, Capt.
J. H. Daniel, Commanding
r t i j t t.. j
arrmge conmmiug v.impiaiu
vrator. - . .
Ladies Memorial Association.
ChildrenVMemorial Asssociation.
City Schools, in Charge of Teachers.
skco:o division
3VI1I form on the North side of Mar
ket street, betweenThirdandFourth,
in charge of Assistant Marshals J.
W. Perdew, Oscar Pearsall and E.
ScharfT.
. Germania Cornet Band.
Association of Officers Third N. C.
Infantry.
Survivors 18th Reg't N. C. Infantry,
Each in Charge of its Senior
Officer.
Confederate Officers. Soldiers and
Sailors, Senior Offlcersin Charge.
Civic Associations and Corporations.
Editorial Staffs and Employees City
Newspapers.
Citizens on Foot.
third division
Will form on Market street, between
Second and Third, in charge of 'As
sistant Marshals H. McL. Green, H.
W. Sholar and Mike Carroll.
Disabled Confederate Soldiers and
Sailors, in Carriages.
Citizens in Carriages.
Citizens on Horseback.
. LOT AT THE CEMETERY,
In charge of Assistant -Marshals
Capt. W. M. Stevenson and Dr. J.
H. Durham.
ROUTE:
Up Market to Fourth, up Fourth to
Campbell, out Campbell to Ceme-
tery.
SERVICES AT CEMETERY.
Dirge By Germania Cornet Band.
Ode By Choir, "Rest, Comrades,
Rest,"
Praver Bv Chaplain, Rev. Robt.
Strange.
Oration By Orator of the Day,
Herbert McClammy, Esq.
Ode-By the Choir, "Cover Them
Over with Beautiful Flowers."
Benediction By Chaplain.
Roll of " Honor.
Decoration 6f Graves.
Doxology.
Chief Marshal, Preston Cumming.
Chief of Staff, J. Hal Boatwnght.
TvrnsiV.alDlrecfcor.E-P. Boatwriffht.
W. II. A L. Co. No. 1 Annual Meeting:. I
i ne annual meeting ot v uming-
ton Hook and Ladder Company No.
1, forthe election of officers, was
held last night at the company's
hall, and resulted as follows:
Foreman H J. Gerkin.
First Assistant H. L. Fennell.
Second Assistant J. D. Kelly.
"Axemen D. W.. Moore, Gilbert H.
Green. J. D. Williams, C. B. South-
erland. .' -t
Truck Master Robert L. Lewis.
President -T. G. Pickett.
Vice President D. M. Williams.
Secretary and Treasurer W. H.
Northrop.
The medal for proficiency during
the pastjvear was awarded to Mr. W
P. Monroe, present truck-master of
the company.
A committee of five was appointed
to confer with the Fire Committee j
of the Board of Aldermen relative!
to the selection of a new truck or-1.
dered to be purchased for the com-
panyby the city authorities. Thel
committee consists of Messrs. D. M.
Williams, C. B. Southerland, H. L.
Fennell, H.J. Gerken.T-E. Wallace, j
A committee of three, consisting!
of Messrs. H. J. Gerken, J. D.. Kelly
and E. H. Freeman, was appointed I
to revise the constitution and by-
laws? - I
The resignation of Capt. Jno.. H. I
Daniel, who has been an active
member for the past eleven years J
and foreman for three or four years, J
was accented with manv expressions I
of regret.
The cheapest place Ito buy your
schoo books and school stationery
la at Heinsberger'a.-
Board of Aldermen.
Kegular meeting of the Board last j The Board met yesterday. :
night.,: i The County Trensurercsubmitted
Mayor Fowler submitted his an- j his monthly report, .showing bal
nual report. j jance on hand to tlie credit, of the
On motion of Alderman Rieaud, it ; general fund amounting: to $17,735.;
was ordered that 500 copies of the 85, and balance to credit oftl.e edn-
report be printed for circulation.
Alderman Fishblate, of the spec
ial committee appointed for the pur
pose, "suumittecl ;tne format agree j
inent between the city and the Wil
mington, Onslow & East Carolina
R. R. Company, and the trustees ap
pointed by the city hnder the pro
visions of the act of the General As
sembly (the terms of. which have
heretofore been published) touching
the snbscrfiition of 100.000 to the
r ' '
capital stock of the company.
Aonroved and the Mavor was di-
Pected to have the same executed
aml delivered in;: triplicate.- and to
L0 ali things necessary to complete
I execution of the said agreement.
Application of Jas. G. 1 Burr, for
j appointment as tax lister; was. re
ceived, and on motion the contract
was awarded to Col. Burr at $500.
Petition of Grace M. E. Church for
use of the City Hall was referred to
the Mayor.
Bill of steam tug Marie for towing
barque Magnus IlusSi amounting to
$8, was referred to Committee on
Streets and Wharves.
Petition of property owners on the
West side of the river for a police
man was referred to Committee on
Police., v .
Petition of citizens for improve-
ment of Queen street, was referred
to the Streets and Wharves Commit
tee. ' -l
Petition of citizens for a hydran
on Fifth and Queen streets, was re
ferred to the Committee on Water i
Works. :
Petition for a sewer-pipe to be laid
through the first alley South of Mar
ket street, from Front street to the
river, was referred to the Sanitary
Committee..
A resolution ordering gaslights
on corners oi a ourtn ana owann,
m n 1 r ,
Eighth and Bladen and Seventh and
Bladen streets was adopted.
A motion to have a fire alarm box
piaCed on the corner of Seventh and
Ann streets was adopted.
Alderman Rice called tne atten-
tion of the Streets and vvnarves
Committee to the piling of rocks by
the Street Railway Company on the
streets.
A motion te appropriate the sum
of $75 for the use of the Assistant j
Chief of the Fire Department was
adopted, subject to the approval of;
the Board of Audit and Finance
Alderman Rieaud offered a peti
tioh of the Wilmington Light In
fantry for .a lease for ninetyrnine
years of the lot corner of Fourth
and Dock streets for an armory. The
uhm w o x . w "
COnsibUUg uuuucimcu iviwuu, :au-
I blate and Rice.
. , . t: r i
fAiueruieu xviuauu uiicicu. a ucn
t of cltlzen askin2 that Market
treet frm Pront to Second, be
.d wlth Beielan blocks: Refer
. -- ..
red to a special Committee :Aider.
men Pearsall, King and Price
A resolution for the removal of
the city pound was referred to Alder-fSca,
meu xv.cuw, iouuiaic uu . ttllvcl I
lOr CUUWUCiaiiwi.
committee, consisting onus mnyur
ii 11 . 1 r 1 I
and Aldermen Pearsall and Rice,
tvad appointed to draft suitable res-
olutions extendingithe freedom of the
city to tne omcers; ana crew oi tne
French frigate Biason.
Alderman Pearsall, chairman o
the Street and Wharves Committee
renorted that he had insured the
city mules-against fire.
Audit and Finance.
The Board met last night. Mr.
Tones beincr absent from the city I
.Mr. Calder was elected chairman.
Bills were audited and approved
as follows: For current expenses,
$6,139.34: coupons, $1,572. Seventy-
. .
one coupons, redeemed and '.can-
celled, were burned in the presence
of the Board.
Mr. Calder, to whom was referred
the matter of the i W.. .O. . & East
Carolina railroad subscription, re-
ported progress.
A motion of Mr: Hewitt, to change
the hour of meeting from 7 p. m. to
3 p. m. was voted dowar and a mo-
tion made bv- Mr. ' Maunder to
change the
hour to 8 p. m. was
adopted.
For couiXort and economy use one
of Jaeofcf 0 Oil Stoves. t
County Coiumlssloaera.
cational fund $13878.08; total $31,-
The Register of Deeds "reported
$9.88 received during the month for
marriage licenses.. .7. i
George 1 1., Brown was granted li
cense to sell spirituous ; liquors at
Carolina Beach and A. B. Peterson
license to jsell spirituous'' liquors in
the Mayo House at the ."Rocks."
Ordered by the Board that a pen-
I altv of ten dollars be iinnosed nnnn
I ... ,7 x
all persons tying flats or rafts to the
iron bridsre across Smith's Creek
In the matter of Hilton Ferry, the
same was referred to the committee
on Roads and Bridges. I : :
xne roi lowing is a list or jurors
drawn for the Criminal Court, which
meets Monday, the 21st inst: 1
Jos. M. Hewlett, G. R. Parker,
Dan'l Kline, Jno. Shumier, Thomas
Bray, Jno. S. Pi ver, Jno. W. Gar
rett, Thos. Ennett, I. Shrier, T. J.
Tart, S. Allen, J. S. Westbrook, Jno
W. Mints, S. W. Noble, C. E. Carls
Jtrom, M. O'Brien, Jno. Dew, ;F. M.
I James, Wrii. M. Hays, B. F.: White,
Jno. Haar, Jr. , M. M. Katz, H. M.
Woodcock, J. H. Burruss, W. F
Kerr, B. Kingr Geo. Ziegler, J. M.
Brennan, W. F. Alexander. H. A;
Kuhl. J. H. Strauss, C. M. Harriss,
G. M. Altaffer, Robert McDoiigald,
G. W. Milhs, Geo. Harriss.
Personal.
Mrs. Josie M. Brandt, of Charles
ton, is in the city on a yisit to her
father, Mr. W. S. Hewlett.
We are sorry to hear that Capt. C
L. Cowles was taken quite suddenly
aim- severely sick.to-day.
Messrs. N. Jacobi, R. J. Jones and
H. O. Craier haVe gone to Greens
boro to attend the meeting of the
Grand Lodge I. O. 0. F. j
Rev. J- Wilmer -Turner, late of
Woodville, Miss., (not Rev. Mr. Wil
SOUy as we had it yesterday) was in
the citv on Sunday and assisted in
the services at St. James' Church
during the forenoon.
In addition to Rev. Dr.1 Pritchard.
Rev G M. Tolson and Messrs. J. S.
Allen. W. C. Peterson and Frank
Huggins will attend the Southern
Baptist Convention at Richmond.
These gentlemen will leave here to
morrow night!
. He is a Republican.
Our good friend at Burgaw writes
us again in regard to the matter of
Mr. Johnston's alleged j surrender
to the Republicans. Really, it seems
to us that the subject has had con
sideration enough - already. Still,
we will give our. friend the benefit
of a few lines more. He says: I
I was rocked in the
cradle of Demo-
eracy'nd never in my; life knew
anythingke and far be it from me
to want to deferitLany one whom I
could conceive to be hi the wrDg
The only issue I take in r :-e rn.at.ter
is this: .Johnston has up
to tiij
time voted with the Democratic
Mcplftlblll and even for axl
ex-sheriff," A. C. Ward-so he says
anl1 , Una nn i!rvVif Tr1rtnHt Vtia
w can only say. to our friend that
WA know nvthine. narticnlar
Lhont Mr Johnston's politics prior
t thi vea- exceDt that he was at
tl - st election elected as Sheriff in
opposition to the regular Demo
cratic nominee. That fact alone
stamps Mr. Johnston as no Demo-;
crat; and this year, when he accept
ed a nomination at the hands of the
Republican convention, he thereby
declared himself, in plain terms, to
be a Republican.-- I "
City Court.
A defendant who answers to the
name of 'Frenchy" was arrainged
this morning on the charge ,of dis
orderly conduct. -He was excused
by the Mayor and discharged. t -.
James Suggs, throwing rocks in
the streets, $5 or 5 days. !
Charles Burnett was charged with
carrying a concealed weapon but
the testimony did not: prove the
charge and the case was dismissed.'
Mary E. Potter, drunk, and dis
orderly, $20 or 30 days. ; t - -
An item to i the effect that Mrs.
Cleveland will attend the St. Louis
National Convention is flying about
Fluting - machines fori less- than
factory, prices at Jacobi's Hardware
Depot, f
Major Fowlor'a Message.
.Mayor Fowler submitted his first
annual report to the , Board last
night. ' It was a lengthy but com
prehensive and interesting docu
ment. Wewould be glad to publish
it in full but it: is too "lengthy for
our columns. It shows a city debt,
bonded, of $508,900. with an offset in
the siukiug fund of $80,972.21. The
receipts froni all sources for the fiscal
year were $317,217.10,. the largest
collection ever made in any year,
and the expenditures were 312,000.
18. - " . . .
The receipts from the City .Court
amounted to $2,496.30, The iron
bridge- on Fourth, street cost $1C,-
113.18, and to meet this, in part, a
new. loan of $10,000 vas negotiated.
The Mayor recommends that Fifth
street be beautified and- macada
mized.; The city is in 'an excellent
sanitary, condition, but the" Mayor
recommends a sewage system to
cost not more than $80,000. He also
recommends that the Legislature be
petitioned to erect the necessary
wharves and buildings! for quaran
tine purposes at the mouth of the
river. The Fire Department ishigh-
ly complimented for its efficiency,
&c, &c. . .'''-.
A 11 o'clock last night a raid was
made on the premises of Mr. 7 H.
Sholar, on South, fourth street, by
some party or partieV unknown, in
a search for chickens. The lock of
the fowl house resisted theirendeay
ors and it 'was while fumbling at
this that they were heard and Mr.
Sholar was called. Unfortunately,
the rascals got off clear. Y
CAROLINA. BE10E.
gCHEDULE OF STEAMER f . rj .
SYLVAN GROVE t
until further notice, ieavea iZLl. .
at 9:30 A.M. and 3P.M. Train returning leaves
Beach at 1 P. M. and 7 P. M. - ,
. J. W. HARPER,
niygtf . General Manager.
. For Sale.
FEW MILCH COWS FOR SALE
Cneap. The finest ever brougnt to shr,
this market. Now at B. C. Orreli's fitahiM.
Corner Third and Princess sts. . my 8 it
FJotice.
TyjR. W. A. MCQO WAN Will collect BttDSCTlp-
tlonsdueTIIE DAILY REVIEW and solicit
new subscribers.
tf
Grain OrocIloG5
GRAIN, GRASS AND BUSH SCYTIIES,
Snaths. Feed Cutters. Cuttlnar Kniv-pa.
Grass and Rice Sickles, Fan Mills, Arc. We
will guarantee to trlve you the best crade of
goods and at the lowest cash prices. -
W. E. SPRINGER & CO.t
my tf 14 Front St., Wilmington, N. C.
A New Pattern Oil Strive,
S
JAID TO BE THE BEST YET INVENTEI7
ice cream Freezer
Door and Wtndc
&e. Improved Pattern
screens and Frames. . . :
For sale by
;f ALDERMAN, PLANNER & CO.,
Dealers in Uardware. Tinware. &c
Kmy7d&w Wllmlntrton. N. Cj
Something New.
i f NEW DEVICE BY WmCTIM A2T CAN
can be carried In the pocket; just the size of a
silver half dollar: Self inking and very neat and
a true picture taken. W. II. WROTEN, A "t.
Office at . W.E. Davis', where orders will bo
received. (Messenger copy) my 5 St
" For lent"
'pnE ROOMS OVER BA1TK OF NEW n AN
oyer, recently occupied by the Cape Fear Club.
Apply to '
my,12t; . '' 7 -;H;C.B.MALLSTT.
0.0.V0LLER8,
JJAVING CLOSED OUT MY LIQUOR Bus
iness, I will enlarge my store so as to increase
my Commission and Grocery Business. In
stead of Liquors I will put In a complete
stock of Dry Goods, -Notions, Ax. coniirn
ments solicited. Highest prices paid for all
Jdnds of Couutry Produce. All orders prompt
ly attended to. Advances made on all consign
ments. O. O. VOLLEliS.
myltf No. 8 North Water st.
Garden Hogo.
yy e have a large stock of garden
Hose at prices varying from scents to 25 cent
per foot. Hose Reels and sprinklers.
my 53t ; BURR & BAILHY.
Field GroquoZ
nrHE BEST LINE OF CROQUET FOR QUAL-
ltr&nd Price ever offered. Good, CLxp fLl
Durable. 'Also Lawn Tennis, at
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