F t Senators ,Worlring
Senate’s Control.
Mucky; Senator A. 'P. Garnish,
W and Senator Calvin 3. Brice,
>9“ the committee 0! the Democratic
ianobinglon, were driven to tho
.. at a—Becretary Whitney, where
" ' mutt!» day. ., The details or whet
W were kept a profound secret.
them did not call on Mr. Cleveland,
'hltt'ltioundentood that the president-elect
SW ht Mr. Whitney's house snd now
than there. Senator Cnrlisle evaded m
porter), but when pressed for news he said
ltmnot the intention of the men at the
crhncsto reveal what was discussed,
rerun-med um something oilinial might
”WM late. Ex—Secrctnry Whitney,
WWW the fact that the
w W related to the sen-
. w W in Nebrashgknmllona
‘ . m We Defers-Id.
,, Theatre aeolian, tarifl’, silver question
. :13de were deferred. Mr. Whit-
n’ay mid a vigoronaefiortwill hem-data
prevent the Republicans from “stealing"
1' W ache expressed it. The sen-
stars will ly have another conference
I“ the banquet of the Relorrn club.
the senators were conferring with
It. Whitley Congressman Breckenridge
m. tall with Mr. Cleveland. He said to
n United Press reporter that he is opposed
bunch session, and his views are I»
“out! to be in accordance with those Of the
Whilst. Mr. Breckenridge thinks
M the initiative in legislation should
ulna from the president, whwt suggmtiuns
androcommondations should be admired,
and from what he said the inference was
drown that Mr. Cleveland does not believe
in an mra session.
. TheKcntuckinn said no light would be
III-sic against Crisp, but he believed a
Ipmkershonld be elected whose views are
233“,“ accord with those of the prod.
f
'l'ho onelal Statement.
Later Senator German issued this official
statement:
“Senators Carlislc, Brice and German, in
rlply toinquirles as to the object of their
visit to New York, said that they had no
“infirm in stating what it “as. The
Winnie in part of the public press M
tbt they were here {or the purpose of con-
fcrrlng with President-elect Cleveland in
reference to the incoming mlllllnlslrallml
wn, they said, without warrant. and there
was absolutely no truth in it. The Demo
cratainthescnatc are very much concerned
about the publicist ions, which indicate that
there is m orgnniwl attempt to reverse
the will of the purple expressed at the late
election. It was undorstmnl by ewryluuiy
until thepaat fcwdnys that the Democrats
bud nu only elected the president, the
president and a large majority ol the house
of Winona, but that they would
have a clear majority in the senate oi the
United States, thus enabling measures for
which the Democratic puny stood in the
late ompalgn to be enacted into laws.
”Torin astonishment of all it was found
that thatternpt to change the wiltiml
“Mono! the legislatures in Kansas,
Noll-h, Wyoming, Montana, Snrth Do.
hot- and California wan seriously under
W what They Will Do.
”their visit here is to confer with the
campaign committee of the Democratic na-
tional committee and to take such rn‘eas—
mnsltwns possible to take to prevent
thoconrummetlon of this outrage. They
rams to New York to confer with such
“1" of the Aumpaign committee of
them committee a are present. and
they hope before leaving to mun-r with the
muse.
“Innply notho question, ‘Wlmt can your
malaise-seal that your it was
i
"into national committee can do nothing '
“than tocooml with the conundrum» z
m- frrm each or the Menthol m lhl'r'tll/
“ Thamslnworr munt be done by
valo- Muted the stores, but we
m them and be top! [ally in.
that when a case moor helm:
‘ m ornate all the lulormn;
.tl all the facts may be properly
, Whirl.“ horiyaod we may not
DHIWMI" werelnintheMnn-
where the W “marry
Wm stole and I majority
hmm-fl yet byshnrp manlpu
Millions: nennttm were umtul.
what wndniretodoiutonee the
' ”a properly rounded in the
W star-stun la the states "W-"
III m maroon rim.
mun. Du. Ill—JIM fire-wt [light for
,filmd thollonlana leglrlature he-
‘ Harman-me cmm. A..l. Inch.
“0me the returning
,wcm county to issue to h..n
I“ as «pm-outlive from mu
ll
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wetlan- utabllshlng s run-simulate!
loonmutseliminarsd. WW“.
{mines appointments war-”announced by!
Judiciary—Unrellawn of New tori.
Publiclhlflhp MM
Indiana
“litmus—Ir. manhunt-Ir
Illitnry
Mutton—Hr. chasrln, at South Carolina.
Enrolled Killer—Mr. W.“ Ohio. ,
Invalid Pension-Ir. Codi-vb. at low Jer-
by.
Innis—Ir. Si of Pennsylvania.
War Clulms— r. Billnnrn, of California.
Expenditures in the Palm Depart-m—
Ir. Sipo, of Pennsylvania
Militia—Mr. Mama, at South Molina.
’i'uf'sc appointments were made tofill Vt
monies.
Mr. Beltzhoover’a resolution providing
thatthetermol the Mahdihefor
sixyearsandthatheshall beinclisihlefor
reelection was referred ton snbcornmittec
consisting of Messrs. Crane, (Email-mi
Johnson The resolution most favored by
the committee is one introduced by Mr.
De Armand, of Missouri, providing for the '
electionofthepreshlentandviceprul-
dent directly by the people While the
resolution does not provide than presiv
[lent may serve two terms, it contains 5
pinyin that the pcrsonwhile serving as
president shall ho-cligtble to election to
thatollieo. .
n- Apprwprlatlow belch-q.
Wmnmror, Dec. l0.-'l'he deficiencies
in the appropriation of congress forthc-
.current fiscal your amount to something
2more than Ul-l,000,000, according to est'r
: mates sent to the house by the secretary of
the treasury. The treasury statement
places the amount needed to supply the
pension deficiency at "0,453,621,
TO IMPEACH MAYOR GOURLEV.
Clor‘ymen Ind Citizens Will Fight H“.—
bnrg’o Clly Duclnls.
Plr‘rsnt'no, Dec. ill—A movement is on
foot to impeach Mayor Gourky, Chic!
Brown, Roger O'Hara and other omen of
the department of public safety for allow.
ing the laws against disorderly houses to
remnin inoperative and a practical dead '
letter (or the past five years.
Considerable money has been subscribed
for the employment of counsel, and a prom-
inent south side miniateris authority for
the statement that the suits will he pushed 3
unless some decided action is taken to
ward snpprening the houses.
Christian Wants a Div-no.
CHICAGO, Dec. 10.~—l"rnnk Christian, out
e best known insurance men in the
city, has applied for divorce from his
young wife, Marguerite, and and Edward
Plovvs, the cnndy merchant, whom he
charges with alienating the Mentioned
his wife, forbhlwwaamages. The parties
allmoveinthebestsociety. Plow-is
married.
)lrn. Cleveland Leaves mowed.
I..uir:woon, N. J.. Dec. l0.-—llrs. Cleve
land and Baby Ruth left here (or 3111150.
They will not rctnm for at but three
weeks. Mrs. Cleveland was given a part-
ing dinner. it was lully expected that
Mr. Cleveland would be present, but at
the last moment word was received from
New York that he could not get away.
Not an Active lighter Yet.
NEW YORK. Dec. lit—Miss Emma Vl-
Norden, daughter of the president of the
Bank of North Americs. in not yet It
thorough going lighter in the Salvation
Army. She Visited tho hwrrachin Four-
teenthatrcaghutleulntlmeto avoid the
crowd.
lav. lav! I!!! Am
AUIUBX, N. Y., nee. 10.——'l'n- case of
Rev. larl Bird, indicted tor criminal
llhcl, was dismissed hereupon Blrri'sspnlor
1 citing for having made chorus of drunk-
enness and immorality against. a number
at city and county oflcials.
Iyer In Good Condition.
Cmcsoo, Dec. Ill—«Billy Myer, who is to
meet Jock McAullfls at the Second Regi— ;
merit armory tonight, is said to he in the
but of ohapc. Mchulifle ham done notraisr
log st all and b consequently lot and
heavy.
Chicago Beer Will-oat Ale-Ml.
Cameo, Dec. lO.-—lloer without a sting.
beer with truth ml an aerial taste. em.
without alcoholic propertlee—rhat b What
is promised Chic-gonna by the Nannie»
holic Beer Brewing company, incorponuarl .
”thou-la- te»). loot.
Icon CARIEL, P... Dec. lo.»A Mr
nation of [Albumin people us: held
here under the sunplcssof the “tumult
Society or m and Alt. Dr. Jams
Setup-a, of Shenandoah, was chosen pruni-
dent.
I‘l- IW' llrlho I” W
Duvet. Dec. Ill—Thu- Boch Wm
Months waterudlvlstonare roll Wt.
They claim that switchmen in Chicago,
Khmer 01mm. Joseph. movers-doom»
will strike unless thr dllsulty is settler].
'Ilanw (Ms 3 or...
New 703:. Dec. m—Bylvuter I. Wlb
son. the msnsger ot tonal! barbell niche,
Wm.nac,m~mM" ,
dbhwummbefia.
minimum or the . Hil,’
Inhlllml'
‘Cltbolic journal 0! this city, and be bold it
hot he deemed it beneath hiodlgnity to,
sinhiafavor. .
. the school question, to mahl'wh «chair.»
. bishop Kntvr, insole this exploitation;
. mu avenue, this city, was HIV-56v“ Lm
‘Wmmnmxtflomr .t. i’ r.
fldnm“ luv.” We»
”.3"- Satolli Says He Spoke the
Pope’s Words.
Mummm Ell.
Accuracy band
Low Prices-
mmwmw‘ii" ”Wimp
W Moablnrtinflfin.
Atthsdouofthewnhthuowiflbaflr
”nonunioncottonoporatlv-outolworh
n . The deepest distre- pro
volt-milieu.
wiselyfromdmuht.
Arcrylarpaatnral gas well has been
Arum lots". of Intent“. and‘
others who on... "so runs-an
It“ ”manhunt-run“,
m u Intern Wm'lllsflww.
Sr. loo”, Dec. ill—ll but: been diatom-
WenthsCansdlsnbordarnesr
We.
mmsmmuuu-MW
“WWW mhsnofthc
sabre-bane are boot-m apprehensive
if another Indian nouns-k before spring.
Ind how Archbishop Will's address
ruched the public. Archln‘ehop Ireland,
otso.Panl,scntiuothcller. mean»
hmditornl TheWutern Watchman, a
“them-millions YriemlsofArch‘»
Nihoplrelandcxplslnthst he [sit a per-
Innalpridcin the adores-humanitar-
ticnlly indoors! the Puritan-nit plan. at
whichhslstbe most manhunt-4W.
five out directly nswr which was so much .
In. Sal-rill Mailed.
The opponents of the Farihault plan have
been sorely wounded by the address, one!
they on trying through their levels r, (5mm
Pollen, editor of L'hureh Fromm, to yum
that Archbiabop fistolli'a words count only
authentication» of an individual and do
notatall represent the ides: or the pope.
Editor Pollen snys.
“fitholico may rest mum) um Arch
Hop Salem has no suthmity to nettle
tics! nuns, to adjmllcnu alderman be»
tween biahopssml primal. lie 53 no more
gun any other indirirlrrnl mother“ the.
I,
menus, Hutu! Inlka.
annrmrr. Dec. film-Arrhhinlurp K»
m, of this city, he one ill the leader:
among the Catholic clergy of America up-
wsing the l'ut'ilugriit schlml “'r‘tbm". lie
was usher] his opinion of .tmnmlmpt-lnv
tolli'n inrlorsetnent or! the l’nrlrmnlt aye
tom and said, "They are Mgr. mtolli'» per.
tonal opinions."
Mgr. Zeinlmm', who rmv with Archr
“Although the ops-rob oi Mgr. Satolii
w- read and fllmnfi'fl at the late zttulrlr'
piscopnl Eminence it was not luloptrrl.
Norm-rah: material which plulxhl ad.
henna to the rules hid down st the norm
til at Baltimore was Mlnptrzri internal. '1‘».
peat majority of that art-blanking» and
bishops an opposed to mixing with the
m
"We have almost punitive proof that H e
holy father doe» Du! lamr the liuihw. t
plan. All on agreed that it Leirupooil .c
torucontile Calhrrlw with public 31‘er. "'
The Vine were the l’ape’»
Whammox. But. lo.~»'l'ne summon of
Archbishop salolll wan called to the hiri-
wauhee dispatches about the view» 1‘
Archbishop Kauai: n'pahing through Dr
O'Gormnn. the papal swam mid hedid
not desire to enter into any mum." pm,
He hall info in tore. the Htfiit'lhrvhflpfl we
pnpe'sviews no. the who. rl qty Miran, s .Km
View. had hum-n (unveil; rmlfllllrll in z .r
pamphlet that haul been malepnrnic. Tt‘rr
holy Mk1 earnestly desired that Its: “my ..
at the chum. shrmlrl. he mid cm in is.“
Irony with the gmmmrut. Where ll» .
were no parochial sebum ll was blot-m.-
thalthecliiklrrnof Cunt-one talent» soon-A
M the public ”hurl-v and rmrve In... .1
[elm teaching an im. Where than
were parochial xwwrnerituruh firth-Int. ..
that the children Mid attend In:
though no compulsion WM mp: to n
m ,
Idem II 3 June, (icy Jill.
Jenn C‘rrv, Du. to, —~ “Him“. Hulda.
*1! lorry, who kept Ibe restaurant at no
”fling hi.» nunmeriwhrw, {grfl-Kmt'}.
Smith. llrvwm- pm. in n cell. but w.» r.
“wheel l‘ivc minulew hula or new». nun.
sail dead.
‘1. I’ve-Int "so Mime”.
innovations tiny, Pa. ”ms. If» —A. t:.
Wolf, B. L Thompson, Malt: all In.» a p:
Jmfi Mia” have hair nwom is: an
depuly Mflnnndhnm to the: t Lw’hwh . .
mimmuw 'ormuey. to pllfism In» .. ..
imported by operators in than ohm»:
m ('ll'ww rewind”.
Onswnnn. lilw'l‘he: «'o...'».ic~-Erm ll»
MW, in chum-m. ..
labile John mlwmy mhlo‘flydj, ...
mammalian-mm it... n
him when".
”I“. w» lit Whitby Iran.
31. m m. I0. ~11!» Wot-icy me a
paying luv the nut-um llhrill‘mmv‘l
”I! m by rain“ “or ”it? o. l.
m Slim the sole thew mm 5.
”mafia” toils!»
lad lensing local I. than.
M! 7m 8. 1)., but. Mewllwni l.’
w I“. I W Mm lotion"
mm- the muffin! in rm
Wm, when he whl he (:1 a»...
thew Issue nylon.
M AM W
mm. ll—I'hnh 1'. Wrist a
”I Joe MM in the Olympic in
”Orleans furs ”moccasin nah
pea-rs, as! no! for Aavmu M mm
w mm
It: In“. new ”Isl-«vi.
mm ”.mflrn. Juliette
m4 . a realm tor“.
w the Miriam M rm.
“murmur-n n "tors-u yum-M
mun.
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PM Dre. M was IUWHI It»
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”I. tumult-rum l...
“mm-hum.
whom-reamwnm
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“Didi“! MM ‘
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fiflupu
Ber. llary'l'rsferu Whitney tinslnotallul
Is pastor of the WeatBomervlllcmsas)
Unitarian church.
f Volley B. Curbing, of Bangor, He, who
til-appeared from Clark’s tavern.
our
hamrnedup. llesaldthst he had been
“tighter-rim
Emperor Francis Josephhatdecldod to
are uphuntinginllnmryowin; to po-
litialatrifethou.
Count Paul vou Langmflvhn is impli-
utcdin the Ahlwarrlt can. attempted to
commit onicido bythrowiug himself into
lhsSpreecannl. He was rescued.
Bennie McCarty. Stephen 'ilite, Grant
Thomas and Nelson Lewis, murderers.
were hung in Lot-Hun, Ky.
It incluimed that a diamond field has
.heen discovered on the south hank ofSnako
i river, out of Walter‘s Ferry. his.
Mr. and Mn. Phllamln'l‘mwhridge,who
were untried by Gmercleveiaml's father,
celebrated thelrgohlen weddingin theater,
A hrnveglrl with a lantern raved a South-
Irl Pacific train from plunging forty-bro
leettothe bottom or a rocky canyon at
Grant'- Para. 0r.
Iain General Dru-carrot); chief judge
at a military court at Tavhkend inquiring
into irrezulnrilin committed by Russian
Man in Anintlc Run-it, has hour-yo—
lerioruly munirred.
lune-new! About the I'm"- [lat-a.
New Volts, Dec. Ill—There was great
excitement in Western Union mick on the
limo]: ”strange. With heavy transactions
‘ [he prior mivnnwl 3% points more of a
report that llrrrel. Morgan a: CO. had ac—
quired cumin-I of the Gullld holding. It
probably started from the tact that there
are unmistakable intlicnlionl that Drerel,
Shaun & ('u. hnrr hrs-n buying up Wan.-
rrn l'uion stock, but not from the (ionld
inherent. -
Polly Punch Paula-ed.
hurry, Dec. 10,——Govrrnor Flower has
pardoned Polly l’rirch. In lFfiDshewas in—
dicted in Geneva mnty for killing her
W and two children by winning
them with arsenic. Four trials were had,
upon them at which-horns convicted
and sentenced to he executed. but was
ulterward declared to he innumandher
salience was commuted toimprisonmnt
for life. She in sane now.
Ann M Ilny Stat. Papers?
3 :w Yonli. Dec. 10. —'l'he Evening World
declares that the state charity anthoritlca
d Mun-nu have been sending their
ponpera, idiots and incurable-to thiscity
by wholenale and dumping them in batches
ofadoren ornmnt slime upon thetavrn
without any meanrof support or subsist.
error. Superintendent of indwr Poor
Wrightingtul. or Minnelli, denies
the wiry.
Americana .1 ltallans It‘ll.
Smxasu. Wash. Dec. l0.~’l'om Guil-
land. ugradrr on the (Brent Sorthern rail~
road, had great luck st gambling in We
catch-re. lie broke the bank in Vaw‘s
”tiling home. won Kim and tried to
any o1 "son's mistress. A light between
Americans-mil lmliaor resulted. in which
many were badly stabbed.
A Pan-ow." Teal- Allan.
Inna. Pa, Dee Ill—1‘ pas-rum train
on an wars strange slant on tho Philadel-
i. Wilmington and Baltimore railroad.
fire originated near Wallingford in a
car filled with purl-ice. and the train van
to Medic. where the fin dept-Intent was in
writing to put out the blaze. The homes
were mind to one at.
Colonel Henley flamed.
Few Hun, Dre. Ill—John C. Henley,
of thin city, hav been sppoinlcd asdstant
atljumr more! of the-rate, with the rank
of lieutenant mt. Cohmel Henley
served in the Sloth Connecticut lnlsntry.
rising from private to the ranlt of lieuten‘
ant ”hurl.
[We u “do“.
Hammett), h, Dec. ill—Already ad-
dition- are being madctoromeofthedo
pun-renuatthertecl workmlnd a large
amount of mywillhuxpmdallnlm—
It hush! «hi-renown» worth
of machinery is in England ready to he
flint-L " .
for a loby'a Arm. I‘M...
. Der. I0.-la the United 51am
circuit court. in the a. sl-Altml Vat-
laare. at llnlmksn. N. 1.. versus the Bourn-
.d Albany Ilallmad corona-y, the jury
the plaintila verrlletot ”M (or the
da- un- when sweaty months old.
Glove-WI“
humour-u. Der. n—Alhrrt Guild
Glover. waatslh W, ll. (3.. for cm-
were. been sures-dud to Do-
uctivn Wllliam ll. Diner. of Ash-tilts,
whowllltahhhhckouhndty.
”maid-m
armor".hl.,lhs.tl.-Arth ro
alt-uh: otlvotarwlle pro-
Mam mount ”toolin-
won-Mulli- nrh we.
My“.
I
Km
W
New Mexico mun... an unsung in-.
Well Seated
in public opinion.
B-L
Tobacco
is popular
because it is
the greatest chew
or smoke
for least money.
flakes an every—day conVcsicncc of In
old-time luxury. Pure and wholcsolne-
Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
age maltts two large pics. Avoid
tations —» and insist on having the
NONE SUCH hrani.
IERRELL & SOULE. Syraaise. N. V
. . nlzlr
The leading fish market of the
City is at
HUNT it ZELIIFF’S
32—Wssnmoros Swen-32.
There you can always lint! the
freshest fish to be had. A finr
lot of fish arrives every day.
Will lfllilll BITSIIP.
IIPllllTEll SlfllllllES
One thousand lbs of inhalers for
sole every Saturday
«1- .0. v”
t lrdors called for and delivered
Wholesale and Retail Fish, Oys-
ter and Vegetable Market,
"unmitlurr's
affix/{4 m i‘ L
aft! 02‘ng f
r K
9% Its-minor I-
k l‘. u. out... 0.0-.
'87“ In! I....
’llllr'ml trill Main Street.
murmur-our. rm
cliiiiiziii’ir.
multinational
minor".
;F. M. I Pierce,
l
twink“?
WW
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Job
Printing.
more.“ ‘
EE We no In miss.
an monwunnssuwurs
Ens. llllNAlllSllN,
South Norwalk. ‘li
‘ § «m...
"TINETEEKAREGRABING, - -
down in the best mm at?
f the lowest price.
, l
Put
, SOBDING,
EXBAVATING
, Y
nelmoun snot
f.c.mnnms&cu.
It Sanitary 8t. Bitten. Mars.
F i re and
Burglar-Proof Safes.
Bank Safes,
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault. Doors,
AS];
DEPUSll WORK OF All KINDS.
The Best Sales in the World.
l50.llflflin Ilse. Always pre-
serve their Contents.
lfslmlvl in Lyn , \l.w-. ~lllt‘e tha' grew til-r.
«hr-n- EMF our mics «.vr rv «Mm-ml to intense
.cnt. VIEW-H111»: lllr‘ll' mounts.
CHAMPION ill-:(‘Ullll I in the (in-m
{'lur Fin-din ”75. in llxv ru-nl Horton Fire
lul t_.,:\url in all llll‘Kl‘t.U r‘ oinrl'. 5 n
for mu nr~ Agrnyu “man! 4; lii'n
lIAVlNUSlii'Ulllill
g
l
Orders for
Printing
Sollclted.
EVENING SEITIIEL
.. .. |3
SOUTH NORWALK, CT, :
Good Work
Executed
Promptly.
“ma.
m -. H. (emf—e -w.,——..——~ v...” er—v
50
More Building Lott
on the
Woodward
Homestead
Property,
1 Wr- now offer them
‘2 for sale at prices rang-
E ing from
E$350
E upward. Those lots
com prise the Choicost
Location in the City
limits, within 10 min.
depot, with good side-
walks all the way, and
in the verr heart of
the city. No hotter
lots can be had in the
city than those offer-
ed, either for location
or price.
Select your lots in
time to secure such a
site as you wish.
For further particulars on-
quiro of
JOHN 11m us,
On the premises, or
CHRISTIAN SWIBTZ.
a: Washington St, at the office
or the Old Won Cigar Co.
utes’ walk from the 931'?“ l”
old and‘” """"""
DAILY ’DIREC'I
Freight Line
BE’HVEEN
NEW YORK
AND
'80th 'llgrwalk
N orwalk.
THE PROPELLERS
6in of Eliorwalk
EAGLE '
Will loan: Pi -r :5, E. . Bushman ntrce
New York. M Sip. in. R ' ( t),
heavr Nor-walk 5p. rn.; South Norwnlk 0:3)
p. m.
Freight rt't'cil'cd fro n T 11. Ill. to 5 p. m.
l'pon applir (ion to ugsnta the ("it of 't'
. . . . or-
wnlr nnd tangle “Ill be will for spec-iiil lots of
rrihht nowhere in N w York or its vicinity.
WAllpcrsons are forbid trusting any of
the enipmrn ul inc lmaloul this line on no-
cnum 01 {hr ()‘anrw llltrr-ol. 637
if WAGfiN S.“
New and second hand
Buggies, Fhaemns, Carriages.
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices ‘to Suit All.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
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