. boardof arbitration nest Tuesday, when
vengeance swiftly Follows a
Murder in Virginia. ..
AN ”Elm PAII SWAIN".
A Mas-tend Ilenetllal Society Vel-
aa‘lesrlhly hasten by a Wall ”awn
WW Ber Eyes Ware Blocked.
assess-ed hr Near-es teem
mutton. Nu, Aug. so. .1 r W
swsalhyand prominent merchant doing
W at Iayview, a small plsee ten
mllesputh at here. was blind lying dead
Mbiseonnterrriday. llishead was
MM Irons his body and was ten
rlbly: ltisbelieved that Items
m early in the morning, and un-
dot oi.” oi wanting to buy smnov
, ced Parker togo intohisstore.
Mamet: goods Parker was un-
doom attacked by the man, who dealt
hlmatslrihlo blow outhohead with a
cissmoreornknlfe. Onegashontho
Mtehesk severed the jaw bone.
W's-genus Puller the Dead-
The laurderer then went through the
pocket oithe dead Inns and emptied the
till, hutwas evidently frightened (fibe-
forc he couldflnish thejob, esngold
wntch and so were left ntouched in the
sleeping room. A uger was seen to
leave the place at an early hour and pur-
sultwas at once commenced. 'l'hs pursu-
ers top with the suspected murderer,
and ag assured themselvesoi his guilt,
thopuksucrshanged him to a tree. The
man was William Waters, e negro-of bad
reputation. He made a full confession.
Ila Blasted a Society loadar's m
Aseunr Pane, N. J.. Aug.
Rovsrdy J. Deugerfleld, e leader of Wash-
ington and Virginie society, and wife of a
millionaire planter of Alexandria, has
fled in disgrace from the fashionable hoard-
ing house kept by Mrs. Engard, where she
has been staying this summer. Shocsrrlcd
with her two discolored eyes and scratches
and , bruises on her pretty face and neck
made by Edmund C. Blunt, a well known
horse owner and sporting man, who broke
into her room at midnight and choked her.
Blunt was arrested and locked up in the
polieestationonachargeoiasesult. Mrs.
id, to save her reputation ii pos-
sible, refused to appear against him, and
he was discharged alter being lined $15 for
disorderly conduct. J eelousy is believed
to have caused the assault.
. lurdared by Negroes.
MILFORD, Del, Aug. m—A most brutal
murder has been committed at Carpenter’s
Brl about live miles from here. Sto-
phen' " sley, acolored man, aged about
‘3, came here from Media, Pa, on a visit
‘ daughter, hire Priscilla Young
lie, fishing at the bridge with two
named Fred Young and Jeanie
Proctor. They pulled In large stone from
the masonry of the abutment of the bridge
and crushed in Linsley’s skull. His
pockets were turned inside out and his
money. amounting to 825, and his watch
were gone. A pair of shoes fonrfl on the
river bank were identified as Fred Young’s.
Both men have very bad reputations.
Ile Caught an Aged ‘l'artar.
Pronounce, Aug. ail—Farmer William
Tucker, a septungenarisn, who lives alone
on the Wooneocket road, in North Smith.
field, on returning home found a well
dressed stranger in hlskitohen.1'he in-
truder attacked Tinker with a soldering
iron. The old mangrobbedhis shotgunaad
the thiel stertwl to rung'but Tucker emp'
tied the contents of the gun into him.
leaving a trail 0! blood behind. the
strengerled. Later he applied toa sur»
geonin Woonsocket todress his wounds,
who informed the police. his a“
- nurses Nelsen Fountain oi Fall
Essaid he was starved andwns looking
for something to eat.
“at by n Harte-d".
N" You, Aug ill—William Lumen,
19, was shot and mortally wounded by
William J. Xehoe. a bartender in John 0..
Foley’s saloon at First avenue and Seven—
teenth street ”It bullet from Kehos’sre-
volusntsrslllmmau's right side, passed
through the right lung and the lobe oi
thelcft lung and embedded itself in his
liver. Lumen will die. lie
with Kohoe, called him avile name, and
was running away when the
flred.
Discharged n.3,... ts rosary.
New Yona, Aug. ill—The Knights ct
labor are preparing to animate every one
of the men discharged bythe New York
Central‘s oflcials totestliy hetero the stats
it fists in the court house in this city.
The knights expect to substantiate their
claim that the men were in no
othsrressoethanthattkoyworsmemhus
ofths order. Vice Preehieut Webb said
he would appear belore the arbitration
hosvd,but he did uotcooslderthstthsso
was any need {or investigation,» there
was nothing to investigate. it was, he
said, aobesly's business why ev’whensr
how the company discharged its employee
W (less I. Dara-as Iain.
Atom, N. Y., Aug. fl.-Ba-Preeidsut
Cleveland and wife and Mrs. it. W. Chopin
arrlrsdlu hereby the New York Central
tralaatOIBIaet night. The party dined
attheDelevaahouseand leftoa theDsia-
and Hudson road at no» for Saranac
The only persons meeting Mr.
turn llessid that be intended tostay away
about a mouth. lie inquired concerning
Governor Hill’s health.
”hits: Phlhdelphlnu. Burial“
l‘hlladelphls. I; Boflalo, 5 Batteries:
asdllalimen. Mordaod lack.
At klyn— l o A I 0 D
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lasahits: Brooklyi, is; Cleveland
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Besehlts Boston, ll; Cincinnati. i trots:
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Cleveland. 5; Brooklyn, 5. lat
Zimmer, Terry and Clark.
At New York—
New York”
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Base hits: "New York, I;
New York. 3: Ptttsburg, it Batteries:
whiny. Anderson and Decker.
The attendance was as (ollows.
nutmeg?
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Anddaxrnustlndeedbe hsrdu
land, when we are given to
tween cropsolfleain the some ileld. In
thedns ng districts there is en es-
tablis rotation for crops between In:
and flax. One rotation is in thlswlso—
flax, oats, turnigxwheat. .clover and gran,
oats,potatoes, While one authority
states that "no plant grows and thrivu so
well under so many varying
and in so many countriesas flax," it
its geographical status between the f
fourth and sixtieth parallels ct
tor-the I‘nost mini area of cultivation
In the United States the forty-filth
lei divides Wyoming (south) from Hon-
tuna, and is the boundary line between the
northeastern portion of New York state
I and Canada. Ireland lies between the
ill—Mrs Boato
Mme, s; louisvilie 5. Batteries:
and Briggs. lhret and Bligh
At lla lmorefl
Rollin] ............ IODDDOIDO—U
BtJouis... ..IIOIoso.so—s
Basehlts Ilallivnore,7 St. 1. Errors:
Lot“,
Baltimore, 2; 8t. Innis, e Batteries; Human
and'l'uwnseno. llartand Inn-yon.
Atlantis Motion-l.
AI linrnshurg—Harrlsburg,’; Newsrk,s. leer
hits: Harrisburg, to; Newark ll. Errors: liar,
r'lebnrg, 5|: Newark, ii. Dam: maul
Summers, Serad and lurphy
A Welcome to Dr. fiddly-I-
Nrw Your, Aug. ill—Six thousand maln-
here of the East Side Anti-Poverty society,
most of whom attended St. hen’s
church when Dr. McGlynn was its pastor,
auemblcd at the Empire City colosssum
yesterdny to hold their annual lestivnl and
to welcome their "pastor" as Dr. M
proclaimed himsell. Bis auditaa
mighty roarconllrmed the claim and dc-
clarcd that he alone should be their spirit
uni father and guide "1 have bests re-
jected from one pariah, " said he, "but the
whole world is mine." his-Judge James
G. McGuire, of California, dellvaod a
speech which amused the vast multitude
to an almost frenzied pitch. Every men-
tion of Archbishop Corrigan's name was
greeted with fierce biases Judge McGuire
wanted Dr. hie-Glynn to Visit Calllol'uis
again, but the audience said it would not
let him go—“not even to Rome."
Boulanger lopllea.
.PAhli‘Iu u.g 30.—-Gen. Boulanger has an-
thorised M. Thibaud to reply to the charge
made by The Figaro against the general,
which is to the eflect that, while com
ing a corps of the Much army, he at
tempted negotiations with Prince Jerome
Napoleon. The negotiations were, accord—
ing to Pipro, intended to secure the else.
tlon at a president of the republic by uni-
venalsullrsge. Permimion to make the
reply is accorded M. Thibaud in response
tohisappeel to Gen. Boulanger to meet
theacousations of his enemies in this in-
stance.
Close a! the Peace (Ia-green.
hinmc, Conn, Aug. til-The three days'
session 0! the Universal Peace union meet
ingcamstoa closelsstnight. Thar-oin-
tiou presented Thursday denouncing the
Chinese expulsion act, the expulsion of the
Jews from Russia and against capital pun-
ishment were all adopted alter discussion
by various speakers Preahleut Love, Bee
retary Whipple, Rev. Amando Deyo, Belvs
Lockwood, Mary Frost Onu'lhy, Levi Ja-
lyn und John J. Kapp were an the
speaker:
Separate lamina Amy In Asia.
In. Perri-seem, Aug. In—It is «was
that the minister oi war is enrolling tribes
in the Caucasusand other districts to (or.
an Asiatic army, which shall be able to op
crate independently ol the European array
In thaevntdwar with Adatic mould,
the European troops to be removal from
Asiatic Russia to ”Western Russia.
flsvse” ”slanted Ilqele.
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meeting cioeeetoday.
Ira-h lawlsv Ins m
(.‘uwsoo, llla Aug fl—Congressman
Frank Lawler. oi the Second disriet, est
ties all the talk about his politicalsttl-
tudehy writing a lstterte slrlead his
tsr the oars at
ra- la. 2”” the III-sea.
.Augllw’l’hesteamer
.wlllprohsblyhs
llsuv
Mty-ilrst and the titty-sixth. O
The authon'ty just mentioned ducribes
the proper method (or seed planting; and
when one has read all the requirements at
preparation that lead up to perfect flax
production—the quality of soil peceesary,
the dangers of extreme dryness or extreme
dampness, the plowings, the borrowings
- and the rollings, not to mention several
weedings of the growing crop and the
hand pulling that harvests lt—he wonders
how it “grows and thrivu" as stated. and
he is inclined to acknowledge the forceof
aremark i hear every day. to the elect
that the American former could not be in-
duced to give his land or time to its culti-
vation for fiber. “lie is a raiser of flax
seed ior linseed oil purposes, and that’s all
he ever will be." l‘hnvc heardscvlrsl
times. «Heberdnsher.
Lightning In Maine.
A strange incident is told occurring the
fatalthunderboltat HomerN. Chue’s,“
Buohflsld. As has been etatd, Kr. and
Mrs. Chase were in Auburn Thursday of
ternoon, and before the shower were in the
Netionel Shoe and leather bank in An—
burn. Mr, Chose was talking with some
ol the bank oficiels, and was asked if he
‘ was not going to stay over in the afternoon
and see the races. lie said that he thought
not. "I noticed just as l camcin," be add,
“that a black cloud was hanging over the
west. and it looks to me as though it was
right up in our vicinity. Lightning has
struck there a good deal. Our house is on
a knoll with'a ledge, and l have had an
idea that there might besorue sort of at.
traction about the ground." Mr. Chase
accordingly left for home, and, as is known,
reached there only to lied that the light«
ning had descended upon his home, pros
trating his son and killing his hired man.
Asuearasren belearrwl, atthevery
moment that Mr. Chose mode the above
statement the lightning struck the house.
-l.ewiston lonrnnl
Justice Without Merry Indeed.
Ajudge In a neighboring state once in—
tervcned to prevent ll waste of worth. lie
was sitting in chambers, and seeing Irma
thepiles of paper in the lawyer’s hands
that thalirstcoee was likely to he hotly
in question.
“Two dollm.’
sel. _
”l'll pay it," saidthe judge, hsndingover
the money; “call the nest case."
He had not the patience of taciturn Sir
William Grant, who, after listening for a
couple of days to the arguments oi casual
as to the construction of an act, quietly ob
served when they bud done, ‘Thst act ha
been repealed. ' «breeu ling
' said the plnintlfl's coulr
Bailing Costa-es.
There 'Is little that is new in bathing coo
tomes as far as England is concerned, but
in France things are Iiillerent. Light col—
uod silks and thin woolen labrlcs are
worn, trimmed wit lace and killing. One
absurd fashion is t e pendant sleeve from
the shoulder, which leaves the arm bare
Illd answers no purpose, but floats in tho
water, and must be considerably in the way
Mr bathing or swimming. Only the lad
is at french watering places few people do
anything more save play with the water.
The most comfortable and sensible hath-
lngdressisthecombinstlon. madstofast-
Ia hunt and fall to the knee, with a belt
Wm towhlchashovt skirtb
ra- Ialtaa’s Prayevs.
ltlssaidthat it requires forty minutes
[or the sultan to say his prayers every
morning of his life ylfthssveragpnesvo
gpvrmanwoeaswictedsslsthe sultan
would think it perv-nary to devote
twenty three but and twenty Illinois
to his crimes, an hustle lot his sahry
during the matuioghrty minute-cube
day. But then the sultan is on
some one all the time. ~llctmit mm
It Was "'0va Call.”
There is told an aneuloteol s Scotch
minister who, when he had bv'n euga'd
toagirl for some years. said timldlyoas
day, "D'ys think, Insole, we might tak'a
him?" Thedsmeel looked as it shsthought
asshs thcymlght. '11.. Inn-m Iolded so hands,
VmaaAAnnI-Jnsaurlaa travel
er, Dr. Daemon, inn letterdatedllaa
gaasqsdulyl‘i “says that hlspartyhad
harehsdlora fortnight throughfleatral
AMeanmouetalaoaIterritovyasvwha-
onav ass mm‘hmww
VussaAaglle-Thshearmul’rssss
asserts that the center—u between!-
William asdtheessvatllsrvaeadsd
sandstone-log, took the kiss and me
thanks. Very soon he whispetd: “lb.
la-ls, but it's vrrrs gold. lrys think we
light tnk’ anltheri"—Hao Francisco Ar-
mn‘. ... ...... ... n. a.» . .n‘...._...
A‘ New Instr-newld War.
Atrialhsshsen Ihsde atClvltaVsoehia
of the nautical bell invented by Signor
nah-silo. ltleserrs‘ feet is answer
13m?“ '“w'm... "To“...
it i a W
thyrnslsr ass mew. it hm wit
dswsasd mansions—rerun
lshiagepobjsetnsad mheudferdo
strsrtivspsrseses Is than o! ear-Jew
YorkCa-mereialAdvevtisev.
lad.
“lemma-blemishes.
shovesdlteeads harbored-lever.
Whicholmhthsloeklat?
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NEW ATTRACTIONS THIS
SEASON.
in man or ill. KINDS.
First-Class Restaurant.
reorlnsrons.
BOTON POINT!
THE STEAMER ~“MEDEA,”
CAl'I'. ll. IOWLAND.
Time Table
Daily trips Irons South Korwaik to llotou Point
ssdllelll had—lows m. 1150p m, twp m.,
twp In, “Up. an
ran-m roll?
NIH In £05?th Norwak
ll ”a. Is.
”tip. at “
146p II. "
4 w p: In. to Wt «on Polar and South Norwsik.
‘Ip 5.
non mourn
.H we as to Wilson Point.
one. 3 misc-ta None! I.
II Me In. to Wilson Poletatd 80th More is
lslp n. ohouuh Norvalk.
210p. III.
43p. ItoWlisonFotntand iiosIh Norwalk.
65p In
rmw uosrm
53‘ In. to Dell Inland and home Point.
. p to.
Clip. In tollelllslaedead Booth Norwalk.
6.8! p. ll.
DUMMY 'l'llll’il
i save [tell Madame. as to: some Non-elk.
Inn South wasiklor more We: and Bell
Island ms). -,lt3.p sv,2.ll)p. n.330p. to.
ill p I
Leave Home Point i’ rilou hsmwalk ll 3). m .
l “than. .rtsp ll. “59 In (More lieu [vised
lison l'mnty. 631p In, last trip
love one way. she. Excursion ‘l'lehatr, 25::
The ledes will stop It Donea' Point, on any of
it: lea-kl Inns, ween Ihere are passengers to get
on or an
Tie sledea way he eagsvtd tor Iooelleht Incur-
‘lous at reasonable raves Terms upon application
to the Car Iain mm It
To .‘ew York in less 'lw» III-are sad
a lie"
he New and Pulse is! PW
“CAPE CHARLES,
e APT. i It'll) I. BI’IBHI.
AIll ommrmunhirgbaxly lrtpvto Nrw tori. i
i‘umlmi. Raff” and speed.
P 11'! All Pltlclll» oulb Tor-ails {u Nee;
Yuk. plug: Inn. wants: amnion to roots. Uu
laminar JUNE 16th,
Theresa“ will rear. Vin-rm mm on arrive uI‘
onlew lrsvi ”William-ll at In: a
contested he asked, "What is the amount as:
- Banningbszew walnuts. East hm: .
“sunshade-amt.“ 3U px I and loot 0!!
Thin, In: avert river out by II., more: -
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lather alone-son apply to I D. HUI!“ Lieu
lint ed Mates [spun mun
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street, New York. I Sit!“ T
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teats, 111111131555
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Sou-Ira mans save-lee us
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other that will
Extra Fine Creamery Butter,
Hazard’s Boneless Sardines,
Hazard’s Mayonnaise Salad Dressing,
R. R. Boneless Chicken Turkey,
R R. Boneless Ham 0X Tongue
Soused Mackerel,
F. A. Fen'is’ Boneless Bacon,
Sugar Cured Hams and Pig Pork,
Ledgewood Farm Bottled Milk,
The Best Tea and Coffee In the Market
33 Washino'ton Street.
51131 Bung 3.... 11w: Trice:
BMTS ANB SIDES
CLOVER & OLSEN’S
SPF)?!» A IJTIES .
Our Soul: KId ladico' $2.00 Shoes are the finest ever uttered in South Norwalk.
Leniics' French Kid [land Served, Lsdies‘ French turned and wells at prices that
mil Latnmsh you.
A full line of Ladlr'tl', Chlidli‘l’l's and Men’s Shoes that will pay all to examine.
OLOVER & OLSEN,
Leaders in the Boot and Shoe Trude
51:15:11: amlBacunare
Illli Billi-
celebrated for
know of an
5,111: and we .
compare 1111
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Try them Try them
during those during those
hot days. hot days.
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5.3;— lm‘-5fl/
rel-lanai..- 11—1;
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WHICH Dues ...;
bunch ol the street rsllwsy were wt
petrontsed. The numberol the tlclo New York.
that drew Ibo .15 has not yet been a
' Erevythlng passed oil vronnsr. as.“ so.
pleasantly,sndagcnrrs|[m“mi ”'TY OF ALBANY”
bad The batters will retain Ind
“pleasant remilrcllooeol their picnic ’
fill-reels st “Is at. Ronnie; leave New rm:
Ia Jayne-e sellerseystallhoereuln Pnletl
lull.
:lrrarst a ”cents
Dill Mill
The't‘ltyof Albany” carried a
meedouscrowd to Gooey Island.
day was very pleasantly spent serif
excerslooists mar-d home In h
glee over the day a pleasure
A large number boarded
sprelellrasnln 1hieslty.aod
elrulhsllelhel ruenlosleu 1o "5" 0'
1M. “their” Blah. “chi
”Wm IS GUYER,
WW“ lerransrassn),
Yostrvdsysftereoso‘HshBrsd
was selling Ill hle'flsalrd.”z“hfiwoo D,
WWI-ems: “1-03:- MOllPTLY FILLED.
wishes-rare dresetlagas can” save-um to If“.
adults-assessors. thus.
GIVE! UCA'I'RIAL.
Horse Buyers
Wearooonstarstly tlyt'o-
ceivlug Fine Horses,
suited to all purposes.
You will Ilndth am
EST OOAOHEBS. the
BEST ROADSTERB. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST Asson'rlEll'l' or
SALE HORSES in Fair-
ilold County. Parties
wanting any kind of a
Horse, can be suited
’BERE. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are WARRANTED.
ill. H. PARSONS.
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Wholenlesed mung-1e: in all MO!
Hill]. All] W001]
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue ,Stono,’ Etc. .
Lchigh, heckewenna, Locust
lountnin. I"I-unltlin, and
Wilkesnerrc Cools.
15,511 for RUBBER PAINT
'Iard ‘ foot of Washington and lint
shall streets. Branch ofllce at Stilson
Firm: Storm Mini
LAWN M WERS
THOMAS, DAYTDH
PHILADELPHIA.
The Thomas. the Best In Ilse
World, ld-lnch Cut, 86.00.
The Dayton, u-lncls Col, 86.:
W. C. QUINTABD'
MUSIC "ALI. BLOCK.
W. H. MEEKER & CO.
SOLE AGENTS.
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Plumbing,
Steam. and
Gas Fitting.
TM and Sheet- lron Work.
stoves. nervous.
AND '1‘] NVVAR I.
sell-ems rived for
Steam and Hot Air flouting
IUBIIPIIALI. BIDCI
79 WASHINGTON STREET“
L. H. DECKER.
Min
Wall Papers, Palate, Oils. Glass
Brushes, Conch Colors
and Vnrnlehos.
ARTISTS’ GOODS.
lactoelk't's DID WOOD FILL“, best
Ailing [or pins w.oods wtlhoet Inhhls.
#00:} are Plill'AltlD CALM)! "NIB
l
"shades.
BI! PHAID'B PARAGON COACH VARNINH.
ball for bath m. mud! dam, It Will not
spot or turn while.
Pointing, Paper flooring
and Decorating.
HATS! HATS!
Sprino Styles.
l'ltiil sud .‘lolt lists, Silk lists.
net-see (here llatsrsr sad
mhoys.lslrle m masterclass-es.-
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
W“
Mourns attention paid to
lining. M and Irsaiag
sill Ilia.
Home Dressed“ Poultry s Smithy.
Orders Delivered frontal
Games 8m
58 Willi-III! m
till 1
Till.
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Grand lnducemenis
CASH BUYERS.
RAYMflNl] BRflS
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David Stow
80. MAIN STREET,
UP BTW.
OUR WALL PAPERS.
more particularly our new
low-cosI Well Papers, ere
especially noticeable for cor-
rect style and eflective col-
oring, and our line is en-
tirely different (mm what
the local dealer can show
you.
Your own pointer or pap-
er hanger can obtain from
us any Well Papers nl your
wircnon.
Joseph P. hicHugh & 00.,
3 West 42d 8t
(Fllnl House from 5th Ave.)
New York. m0 Gm
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65 NORTH MAIN STREET,
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Burr-eye, Buggies, Phaeton.
Concorde. Spindles. Bead, .-
Certs. Business Were-s.
Grocery and hill:
Wagons.
CARRIAGE REPAIRING PEDIPTLY
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