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THE SCEANTON TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 14, 1894.
7"
GENERAL NEWS
.OF
The Iron Trade BevUw iayi! "The
Iron trade txpeeti little from August,
and ill exprctattons are not being ex
ceeded In current business. From the
south comes the report that one large
producer aeeured an adranee of 23
oenta In recent ealei, but this is offset
ky some cutting from quoted rates by
certain western producers of foundry
iron. Eastern couiutueri of Bessomei
are in the market, but hare not yet
been able to get Pittsburg producers to
tneet their ideas. Sales at Pittsburg
are of small volume, with prices ap
proximately at a valley basis of $11 for
deliveries three months ahead, buyers
Truo ordinarily enter the market for
round lots of billets have confined
themselves to small contracts of late,
the condition of the billet market, as
well as that of Bessemer pig, making it
out of the question for buyers and sell
ers to agree in their foreeast of the
next three months. Latent Pittsburg
transaetloBS indicate less flrmusss in
billets, with nearly all the mills in
Pittsburg and Wheeling districts run
ning to full capacity. With a tariff
bill substantially agreed upon, as now
seems to be the fact, thire may be au
attempt to emerge from the uncertain
ty that has so long bound bnsinsss.
The final disposition of iron ore and
ether items of interest to the iron trade
bodes no improvement in prices, to Bay
the least, if latest reports as to terms
of agreement ore to le acoepted."
General Manager Henderson, of the
Reading Coal and Iron company, says,
in response to a request for information
regarding the report that a readjust
ment of anthracite percentages is con
templated: "There is nothing unusual
now going on. Tne anthracite mana
gers are continually agitating this
question. At present there is no inten
tion of adopting radioal measures. - At
the meeting of the anthracite coal sales
agents, to be held this month, it is
probable that the question of readjust
ment will be disoused, and the mana
gers of the anthraette companies will
then eonslder it. It is true, as stated,
tbat President Harris is opposed to a
reduction of the lieadiux's atlotineut,
and I think it can be said that be will
ot consent to it. It is foolish to sv
that because the company mined 20J
per cent, of totul lust month, when
only seventeen collieries were working,
that its regular allotment should not
oxceed twenty-one per cent I think
tbat is n reason for giving the Reading
a larger allotment. All the collinrias
have been olosed for the balance of the
week, and a number of them will be
olcned next week."
For the year ended June 80 the Illi
nois Centrul railroad reports gross
earnings of $20,857,464, an increase of
$002,274; expenses, $'4,869,416, an iu
oreaseof l83,42; and net, $0,238,043,
an increase of $470,793. For the six
months ended June 80 the Nickel Plate
road reports gross enmities of $2,589,
075, a decrease of $006,753; expenses,
$2,215,296, a decrease of $844,527; aud
net, $322,770, a decrease of $352,226
For the first week of Augast the Wub
a?h road earned $277,000, an increase of
$12,000; Texas Pacific, $100,395, an in
crease of $11,308) Canadian Pacific,
$859,000, a decrease of $60,000; and
Toledo, Ann Arbor and North Mioul
gau, $21,260, an increase of $1,767.
The submarine torpedo boat project
bss again come to the front. The
board of naval bureau chiefs have been
looking Into the past action ot the de
partment and baa taken steps to have
the construction bureau examine the
plans for the Holland boat and report
on tbelr feasibility. There is an ap
propriation of $200, 000 available from
last year's appropriation bill for tbis
purpose, but the ordinance officers,
who carefully examined three com
petitive designs for this underwater
craft, decided that they were impracti
cable, and, moreover, would be of no
service were tbey operative, because of
lack of light under the water to navi
gate them.
Statement of shipments of anthra
cite coal (approximated) for wok
ended Aug. 4, compared with the cor
' responding period last year:
Diffor-
Rfglons. 1S94. 180,1. c.nc.
Wyoming 403,851 426.3.i8 Deo 26,707
LehiKli 1&1.M5 14, Kit Ino 81"
Schuylkill.,., 181,589 200.724 lea 25,13.)
Total 720,385 7704U Doo CO.U'J
Yeur to dat.Ja,2'J8,St)8 24,1131,1)73 Docl,(Uti,170
Hixor Industrial Notes:
Shops of the Lake Erie and Western road
are again running full time and full
buuded. Coal trafflo with the Ohio roads is ac
tive, and Hinited only by power to haul
and cars to carry it.
The New York Central road earned In
July a,lCS,(X)2.78, a decrease as compared
with July, loU3, ot IT08, 223.69.
The first step ban been takon by the
Southern Pacific looking to a revival of tne
Transcontinental Puatenger association.
W'oktern Pennsylvania window glass
manufacturers say they will insist upon
the 40 per cent, reduction In the wage
scale,
Owing to the dullness in travel, the New
York Central has consolidated the New
York and Chicago limited with its North
Bhore limited, between New York and Chi
oao. Frank Stevenson, southern traveling pas
senger agent of the Pennsylvania lines, has
been appointed special passenger agent of
the company, vice J IS, Bronson, pro
moted. A suit has been entered at St. Pniil
against tho Chicago, Milwaukee and St.
Paul for failure to ooinply with the iuWr
state commerce act lu regard to reports
and statlatics.
Shops of the Pennsylvania company all
ever the system are now rnnniiiu igbi
lionrs, six flays of the week, instead of
thirty-five hours per week, as for some
months past, and. in the car-repairing de
partment the men are woraing ten hours
day.
It is well settled that the Baltimore and
Ohio was the purchaser of tlie Balimore
S. . . I j
GOETHE'S VISIT TO CARLSBAD.
- There is no doubt that the life
of the great poet was greatly pro
longed by drinking the waters of
the Sprudel Soring. We have
the Sprudel Spring brought to tw
in the form of Salt, which is ob
tained by evaporation from the
Waters of Carlsbad.
The . Carlsbad Sprudel Salt
(powder form) dissolves tenacious
pile, allays Irritation and removes
obstructions by aiding nature. It
acts soothingly and without pain.
Best milts obtained when out
door exercise can be had. The
genuine has the signature of
"Eisner & Mendelson Co., Agents,
New York," on bottle.
INDUSTRIES
i
and Lehigh at the recent sale, which gives
the Baltimore and Ohio direct entrance
into the anthracite mines of the Philadel
phia and Heading. The road runs from
York to Delta, Pa.
J. W. Eelnhart has resigned from the
Atchinson system, of which he is president,
and one ot the receivers, on account of
several severe adverse criticisms ou his
conduct of the affaire of the road. Ue is
being ued in the New York courts by one
of the stockholders.
Work will bo begun on the Blughainton
aud State Line railroad on Monday. This
ia the New York eud of the much talked of
Wilhamsport aud Btnghainton railroad.
The Blnghnmton Herald thiuks the road
will be linished from Biughamton to the
stute line this year.
The Pennsylvania railroad in July
moved 107,05 loaded cars, against T7.U7U
in June, and 71,180 in July, 6'J3. From
this It would seem the Pennsylvania road
proper did cot suffer iu its freight business
from the Debs strike, its immense coal
traflle increasing its business.
The West Elk rolling mill and chain
works at Lebanon, have commeuced work
ing extra time, owing to the iucroased
number of orders on hand. The sixteen
inch mill of the Pennsylvania bolt and
nut works, which had been idle since last
full, is running ou double turn.
It is rumored that the Peuusylvania will
consolidate some of its trains between New
York aud Chicago u ulcus there is an early
revival in busiuess. Tho south western
lines of the Pennsylvania system uro now
currying more passengers than is the
northwoatern system, iu proportion to the
business of years past.
The reoeipts of the patent office during
tho past two months lanvo ueeu lower tliuu
at any time for tlirse or four yenrs. The
receipts during July of lat year wine
tSS.OOO, while tbis year the month's aggre
gate was iSS.OOO. 'In June of this year
the receipts aggregated i'J9,0CO, a decrease
ot about 81,01)0 from tho previous June.
The Gleudon aud Gulf railroad, which Is
oeing built iu North Curoliua, about thirty
miles of which have been completed, will
be extended from Glendoc, N. C, to Char
lotto, N. C, a distance of about ninety
three miles. This extension will open up
a valuable section of country containing
large deposits of iron ore, coal, browustouo
and timber.
The rapid recuperation of the Pennsyl
vania railroad from the offsets of the re
cent strikes is shown in its stutouioutof
ocal aud coke touuagu for tie week ending
August 4, which covers the amount of
coal as 255,670 tons, and of coke Ti.'M tons.
For the year to date the total shipments of
both are 8,114,001 tons, against ll.bOd.olu
tons In lb'JJ.
Tho Mexican government, by ducreo iu
eucouragemeut of gold tululug iu that
country, has provided u serios of conces
sions to miners In the shape of remission
of duties ou tools and plant, partial rebate
of mining tax for ton y ars aud exemption
from federal impost. Similar exemptions
are grauted to persons who will oagago in
irrigation in Muxico. f
There was a conferance'vosterday ou the
Philadelphia and Heading railroad re
organization, belweuu George H. Earls
president of tho Finance company o'
Philadelphia, and Frederick W. Whlt
rudgo, counsel for the general mortgage
bondholders conimltteo, headed by Fred
erick P. Olcott. It is said that the so
called Olcott committee will join iu tho
proposed organization.
Business with the locomotive and car
works as yet shows no sign of improve
ment. Ouly two car works in this coun
try are now In operation, and but four of
the locomotive works, aud they are em
ploying only one-third their usual number
of nieu; however, car aud locomotive
builders are very confident their business
! will revive as soon as buslaoss does gen
! erally, as a number of roads are in need of
; new cars and new looomotivoj.
A BONANZA HACK DRIVER. '
Mike rinianlgn'i Itccolkxlious of tlio
I'lnih Days In California.
" Kuto Huyes lined to give mu $50 a night 1
for driving hor from tho Rnlctto House
to Alugulro's Opera House $00 a night,
mind you, in 1804, And that was nothing
in a day's work. Why, I've often efipo
clully of a day when tho steamer came in
from Panama and
It with tho mulls
nboard why, then
I'd get $25 u trip
from the dock to
tho Rnzetto Houso
or the Tcbnrua, us
It chunccd, and 10
trips wus nothing
fur an winy day."
That wus wlint
Colonol Mlko
llnuinigun suid to
a San Francisco
Examiner nmu.
lie Is running
hacks ut El Paso
now and mak
ing money. But,
bless you, what is
tho money of to
day to tho slath
ers and slathers
of big fat slugs
that used to roll
around in the iif-
MIKE MiANMGAN.
tlesf What Is a plcnyuno $3 plcco for au
hour's Job compared to tho shining show
ers of glittering gold tiat camo for hack
hiro in tho days guno byf
And, to think of it, thoro was only one
hack in all California ono solitary car
riage and Miko Brannlgan owned ft,.
Ho did not own nil of it, of course. Thut
would havo been a monopoly too groat,
too vast, too ponderous to bu tolerated evon
In n country that reeked with gold, but
ho held a third Interest in tho outfit. Jim
Truvers and Johnny Crowo held tho rest.
An Australian had bTought over tho rig
finn Sydney, and they bought It from him
tif $1,000. Horses they picked up nt $lo0
n pnlr, "nnd between you and rno and tho '
next ono," explained tho colonel, ''tho
pities weren't worth $10.
''When wo got out tho new cmrinifo
from Brewster in 1854," continued tho :
colonel, "Kate Hayes paid $300 for tho
first rldo In it. Two hours It was, nnd (
four horses. Yos, you bet tho money
oauio easy, and It wont that way too. Oo i
Into tho Eldorado of a night or maybo
tho Bnlla Union and throw down n fifty
Slug on the first card that was handy. Jim
MuCabo had a Gorman girl ho paid $30 u
day to for Just sitting over tho rotilotto
in tho Eldorado, so thut tho fellows would
como In Just to look at her and blow in
their dust. Ned Itngadnlo paid thosamo
to n beauty In tho Bella Union, but what
was $30 or $300 then?" .
i:iiipsti'l:iQ Item.
"Do yon see that linlyon that trotting
horse!" said Charlie Knickerbocker, point
ing to a female who was alternately rising
in the air and pounding a saddle.
"Yes; what of hcrr" replied Uus Suob
berly. "Nothing, except Bho reminds me of
paper on Wall street, always rising and
falling." Texas Siftlnga.
Developments in chemical science pro
mote bolicf In the existence of elementary
forme of matter not yet actually observed.
Certain peculiarities in the spectrum of the
lun are thought to Indicate tbat mnch of
Its matter k still in such elementary forma
wlug to JU Jutense heat.
Bptoimea Cases.
B. H. Clifford, New CasseL Wis., was
troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism,
bis stomaoh was disordered, his liver was
affected to an alarming degree, appetite
fell away, and be was terribly reduced in
flesh and strength. Three bottles of Elec
tric Bitters cured him.
Edward Bhepherd, Harrisbnrg, 111., had
a rnnning sore on hie leg ot eight years'
standing. Used three bottles of Eleotrio
Bitter and seven boxes of Bncklen's
Amioa Halve and his leg is onnd and
well. John Speaker, Catawba, O., had
Jive larce fever sore on bis leg, doctors
said he was Incurable. On bottle Eleotrio
BitWrs and one box Bncklen'i Arnica
jj
if
9m
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Etoeke and Sonde.
The following oompiet tame s&nwrag tna
day'afiuutUHtiouilu aottre atnoifi ia sup))ll4
and revised Uily by LalSar A Fullor, stoolc
broker, Ul Wvoinlnz avenua:
Open- Ul;h. Low Clos-
v In j, ant er. ii.
Am. cot. oil sr.'M ai ma
Aw Uugiir. UiU lLUlk luMj KM
A.T.&B.1T 6 m 5 fi
fail. 8a tW'i fr-'H 6 '
Ceu. N. J,
CUic N. W 11I4 lOfiW 1UIU
t)., B. ft Q 7IU 74 7 1 U 7!i
Ohi. U, 75 75U 7"iM
C. CCA St. L.... 87)4 374 7i4 87W
Col., Buck. Vol. AT. IN'i ls'3 W4
I). & H 135 W 131), 13s$
D. .L. St W
O. C. F JKM ;! ( ISM Hi
Erie UH 15 uli K'
0. E. Co 3U 'J mi Sf
Lake Shore 13iiU 131 W.lj WM
1. AN M M 6li Ml
Manhattan 1HM U7M 110)4 H?Hi
Mlh.luo 27 2svJ li" S
Nut. Lad 13 U 42'f
N. T. fcK. E VM HI lr'M 1
V. Y. Cautrul W)l ai f N
N. V u. It W liiW 'H I'HJ ilH
N.Y., . JsW 1M4 15)6 l'4 '"
u.s. c. co a ii-')s U;t)
North Pao ;;;;
North Pao. Df 10 l'?fi 15 )M
' Omaha 33 3H 3
-ae. ilall
' Iteadlut: li H' JVJs
: Koek Uland til V0 M
st. Paul m4 mi w m
T..C.AI 1, I $ m
Texas A Pao H Wi ,Ws ' J
I'ni.m PaciUc H " 4 !M
V'alsh pf VH 15H Ml m
Waatorn Uniou WJi ,1 J ' 4
WILE l' I'M W4 ;h
W. & L. E. nfd m M 4U 41)4
Chicago Grain aud Provlilous.
CcilANTOW. Aug. 13.-Tbe followlnu qnota
tlonK are euniillod auJ eorrHUtail daily by La
liar A Fuller, atoek brokers,lil Wvoinlat av
uuu. WHEAT. ( Rent. Dfc. May.
Ononlug liH KJj
IllKllUtft M'b M '"'k
I.owoat 64i 57 l"l3fi
UnHlug MM 6TM O-'Jl
t'UKN.
fiwulug lf!i .... I';
lluhoat .... W
Loweat fti .... H
: Ciouint; f)l?4 .... M
OA'1'8.
, C'lKMilua sn .... mi
; Iliu'hcut : .... :Hi
iU.weat "' ....
I C'loainn !!W?t 314
I l'OUK,
1 Oix-nluK lT
; HlRhcst
I,uwuat U17
CluHlrit; PM5 .... ....
! I.Akn.
Opening 737
HiuhoHl 7'U
l.owt'Ht 737 .
Closing , , 70U
tiHilKT nina.
OliMilug 707
HibrhvHC '"-'
Lowtist 7:5
Closing - -5
loranton Vt'ligleaals Market
SCKANTON, Aug. 13. FkUIT ANnPllOIlfCK
Dried apples per pound, ()7i). : evap
oruted apples, 1 luHc. per poaud; Turkish
pruues, fiasc; Eugllsh currauts, tiltfe.;
layer raitins. il.75iil.S i; muscatels. il.OOa
1.40 per box; new Vnleuclos, Cii7. per
pound.
Beans Marrow-fats. $3.25a3.?0 per
bushel; mediums, t'.'.bOal.UD.
Pkas ureen, ll.Ual.20 per bnsheli split,
t2.M)a2.60; lvutels, S to Sc. per pound.
.Pot atom New, per barrel, !U.5Ua&75.
Onions ISushel, fioc.
Butter 17o. to 21c. per lb.
Chms 8ia0o. per 10.
Eaos Fresh. 1515X&
MiATs-Haui9, Vic; email hams, 13Xc. ;
skinned hams, 14c; California bams,
9'c: shoulders, 9c; bellies, 9;ac. ; smoked
breakfast bacon, 12c.
Smoked Belf Outsides, lsc.j sets,
15c; insides aud Knuckles, 10;,o. Acme
sliced smoked beef, 1 pound cans,
dozen,
Pokk Mess at 115; short cut, $16.
Lard Leaf In tierse at Ue.; in tabs,
OX.; in 10-pound pails, 0'c.i in 6-pound
pails, 9;c; V-pound palls. 10c. per
found; compound bird tierces, 7c; tuba,
c; 10-ponud palls, TJc per pound;
5-pouud pails, 7o. per pound; 3-pouud
pails, 8c. per pound.
Flour Minnesota patent, pr barret.
M.00a4.25; Ohio aud Indiana amber, at
(3.25; Uraham at I3.6U; rye Hour, at
(3.00.
Fkkd Mixed, perewt., attl.25.
Graih Eye, 65. j corn, C4toU7o.i oats,
id to 6Uc. per busheL
Rye Stiiaw Per ton, $l3al(3.
UAY-14.50al6.
l.'w York Produce Slarket.
Kew YoitK, Aug. 13. Flour Dull,
easy.
Wi.nteb Whvat Low Krades JI.Sj:i2.50;
do . fnir to fiiiwy fia2.9;i; do., patents
fA75t3 2a Minnesota clear J3.25n3.05; do.,
straights 3.WuM.5; do., patents fcU'ta-t 00;
low extras Jl.tirm2.50; city mills 3.5Da3.05;
do., jintents i-l.V5a4.C5.
Wiikat Active, for export; low steady;
No. 2 ica, store aud elevator, 57li57Xa;
atlont, 57Ha57f.; f. 0. b., 57a5Sc: uu
graded red, 54ii58c; No. 1 nortlieru, Oti'o-;
options a' tlve and Irregular, closity steady
at laHj'O. under fruturday; DsCcmber
aud Hupieir.bcr mot active; No. 8 red,
closed, Au?iHt, 67,'i'c. ; Weptouiber, SSe.j
October, o0,'&; Docemhar, iila.; May,
CC'c.
cons Dull, Kcnrce, lower, with options;
No. 2, 0;iiaO!o.; elevator, OOalil.Ko.
atloat; options closi'd firm at a. uudr
r-'aturdy, trading moderate; May and
September most active; Ancust, OOJ'c.;
boptuniber, Wiio.: Ootobor, f)S)t'c. ; Not:ii
bur, 5Mic; December, 5l)!c. ; May, 55o.
Oats Fairly active; weaker; options,
weaker, mora active: August, 3330.; Sep
tember, 33'c.; Octr.hcr,34i!.; snot jirices,
No 2. 3233.: No. 2 wblt. 3CJs37a;
No. 2 Chicago, Uta; No. 3, d2c; No. 3
white, tlialitlHc. ; mixed western, 3:i'a
84c.; white do., and white state, S(in40:r.
HKKr-8toady,dull; family, fl0nl2; extra
mes, Was. SU.
HeicK Hamh Quiet; iZii'i'A.
Tiehcei) Ui;RF-Qiii'.!t,;nuiidyj city extra
India mt:s. tlSislT.
Cut Meats fteady, dull; picltled bel
lies, 8.1.; plcklod shouiders, 0)c.; pickled
hams, ll'aiac.
Laru Ster.dy; western steam, 17.85: rltv,
refined, firmer; continent, '40;
8011th Aniorica, ffj.60; compound. U(!o.
PoitK-liuii't, firm; moon, tl4.75.tli.00;
extra prime. J1313.50,
BuiTKR-Hteady, quiet; stute dairy, 14a
21c; do. creamery, 1723c; Punnsvlvaiiiu,
do., 17a:i,'lc; westurn dairy, 1'jnliij.;
do. creamery, 14a2Vc. di. factory, 12,S,'a
15X;c; olgiijs, 23c; imitation creamery,
14al7c.
Ciiekkk Firmer, qulot; state large, 7a
OVc; do. fancy, 6)4 c; part skimu, 3a(lc;
full shim' 2a2c.
Eutis Light receipts, firmer! state nnd
Pennsylvania, ICalbc; western fresh.
14f?iil0c.
'i allow Steady, quiet; city, 4;.c;
country, 4a-ic.
Philadelphia Tallow Slarkat.
FinLAPKLi'H!A. Aug. 13. Tallow was
firm at the receut advance. Prices were:
Prime city in hogsheads, 4c; prime
country, in barrels, 4KC.I do. dark In
barrels, 4c; enkos, 4c; grease, U$e.
Crlliolelng a Youug Lady,
"She would be a pretty girl fur but ono
thing."
"What's thatr asked Charley.
George Hr face Is always covored with
ptirple and red blotches.
Cnsrley-sOh, that's easily euough dig
posed of. Used to be the name way my
self, but I caught on to the trouble one
day,' and got rid of it in no time,
George What was it?
Charley-Hlmply blood eruptions'. Took
a slioTt course of P. P. P. I tell you, It's
the boss blood eorreotor, The governor
had rheumatism so bad that yon could
hear him holler olear aaroes the cunntry
every time be moved. He tried It, and
you know what an athletic old sent he i.
now. If somebody would give Mlsa Daisy
a pointer, she wonld thank them after
wards. All tne drug stores soil it,
"If I gave you this ulckle I suppose you
would go right off and spend it for drink."
Tobe Tatter Nope; I'd wait till I got
10 cents. Exchange.
Tint Rev. Wm. Stout, Wiarton, Out.,
States: After being Ineffectually treated
by seventeen different doctors for Scrofula
and blood disease, I was cursd by Bur
dock Wood Bitters. Write him for proof.
A SUi.TMrT.V3 DAY INCIDENT
Wlilch Illustrates the Proverb "Prldo
Goctli ttoforo a Full.'
The youn.y man with tho peppor and suit
suit, tho yollow shoes nnd tho Btrow hat
.bound about by a varloolored ribbon wus
walking just abend, observes the philoso
pher of the Chloago Ucoord. lie seemed
to know Unit I10 was uiudo up for display,
for lio kept looking In ut the show win
dows aud pulling down his culfs. At the
corner ono of tlioso sudden gusts of wind
which set-in to oouio from nowhere blew
off his struw hat, the ono with the vari
colored ribbon.
ilo liuulo u grab with both hands, but It
was too lata Tho wind hud taken it off his
head.
lie saw a hut rolling down tho street,
traveling on one cdjjo. Of oourso ho was
after It.
l'(io It!" shouted a policeman. "
"Hooray!" yelled tho corner newsboy.
Tho pedestrian found tliuo to stop and
encourage him In his chaso. Hut tho hut
hud u long start on Mm, and tho wind
Cg) TT
was holding out. Ouco ho saw tho hat
topple over and lio quietly on tho cohblo
stones for a moment. Then u puff of wind
raised It und sent it wheeling along at an
increased speed.
Ho did not hear tho Jeering laughter of
tho tnmstk:rs. With Hps firmly set and
nostrils distended he run, gaining every
moment. Once he was delayed. The hut
ran under a coal wagon, and ho had to go
around. At lnet the hut run Into tho curb
stone near u eoruor street Uuup, and with
a puunco be wu upon It.
All flushed nnd breathless, he picked It
up, and then ho loaned ugulust the lump
post to rest.
Amuu, also flushed aud breathless, camo
running up and took tho hut out of his
hands,
"I'm much obliged," suid ho.
"Forwlmtr"
"This la my hut."
''Where's mine, then?"
"Ilunglng behind you nt tho end of tho
string."
Sure enough, ho Imd.forgotton all about
his new liathtrliig.
The l'ii-Ht Aluminium l'lunt.
Aluminium hus steadily advanced in im
portance of lute years, and recent discover
ies, largely reducing the cost of produc
tion, cannot full to lead to a considerably
augmented output of this metal, which ap
pears undoubtedly destined to play an In
creasingly commanding purt In the metal
lurgical world.
The name Ls derived from the "nlumcn"
of the Itomuns, though the metal wo thus
designate in not believed to have been
known to the ancients. Mngralf, in tho
middle of the Eighteenth century, proved
the earth nlumluu to be a distinct sub
stauce, but it wus not until about the year
1828 that Wholer, to whom must be credit
ed the true discovery of aluminium, first
succeeded iu extracting the metal. Alu
minium remained, however, a laboratory
product until some thirty years later, when
St. Claire Devllle, uuder tho auspices of
Napoleon III, perfected its manufacture,
and placed the mctul ou a cummej-clul
basis. The flint works for producing nlu
minium in any quantity were established
near ArleK, in France, aud by what has
Bince become known as the Devllle process.
The metal could bo procured "in Paris in
1857 nt ubout 7s. (Id. per ounce. Chambers'
Journal.
Humor In Souio Old WI1U.
A certain Lieuteuaut Colonel Nash left
an annuity to tho bell ringers of llath to
"toll dolefully" on each ounlversury of his
wedding duy, uud coutrito Mr. Withipol,
of Walthaiintow, left the bulk of his prop
erty to his wife, "trusting," ho say.s, "yea,
I may say its I think, assuring myself, that
tho will niurry uo iinin, fur (ear to meet
witli so evil u husbuud as I havo been to
her." Mr. Jasper Mayuo nt least consid
ered himself witty when he bequenthed to
his vuU-t a wurnout portmanteau, ns It
contained aomethiug, said the will, which
would make him drink. Theexcited valet
ripped open the trunk und found a red
herring in It. So, doubtless, did tho Scotch
gentleman who, in 1077, left to his sou's
care bis two wor.st watches, "becaiuio," ho
said, "I know he Is sure to dissect thorn."
All. the Yenr Hound.
(fccccham's pills are for
biliousness, bilious headache,
dyspepsia, heartburn, torpid
liver, dizziness, sick head
ache, bad taste in the mouth,
coated tongue, loss of appe
tite, sallow skin, when caused
by constipation; and consti
pation is the most frequent
cause of all of them.
Hook free; pills 25c. At
drugstorcs.or write 1J.F. Allen
Co.,365 Canal St., New York.
Duebsr-Hanipden
17 Jewel
Watches
are known bv rail.
17 m .a , ...
RUDY JEWELED j 1 , Te r t s tn 1 1
91 adjusted Ml experts to be un-
5g? and accuracy.
The Dubcr Watch Works, Cnnton.tO.
fiotel Waverly
European Plsn. Hmt-olasp Dar M:ehl
lvpvl for Brgu iinrel Taanhur
Gear.
1 & Col 15th U
Wot desirable (or rsrIAtnta of N.H. pnn
irWaul. AU MattiitanoM for travelers
to and from Broad Street tlaUun nd tha
Twrltth and Market Btroet ttatluu. Ds
tiralil (or Tlsltini Soriiiitonlan Ml bo
tl hi Ui Anthracite Heirloa, "
T J. VICTORY,
PK0PRIET0Q.
CITRUS i
Constipation.
CLUES
Constipation.
CURES
Constipation.
I write that you may know
the go-id I have received from
B. H. H. I wan all out of
health and sullurlng witheon
stlpatinh nnd hiiiouaneia. I
tried other medicines, but
tliuy fulled In do any good.
At hint I bought u bottlu of U.
B. B. and huf,r I had nsd It
all I went to work as well as
evor. Ous NKi.aoN,
Box fi6rtrvlneton,WarraoaP
Acta
On the
Bowels.
'tiird national
Bank of Scranton.
ORGANIZED 1872.
CAPITAL, $209,
SURPLUS, $250,
This banli offer to ilpumltrrs vir
fnollltv Murrui.Kd liy their buliinces, buul
and r.oniblllty.
hpoolul at Untloo c'lvi'U tn bUBiniit o
couiiU lututest raid uu time deposit
WIL7.IAM CONNKI.T Tretldont.
CliO. II. CATI.I, VU c-l'rivtldent
VV1LUAM II. 1'ttK, Cn.hlck
llJiLCTOliS.
William Connnll, (,ooiqe IT. Catlln,
A If rod Uaucl. Juuioa Arclilinld, Hunry
lieiln, Jr., VUllaui X Kuitb Lutbar
Unita
TII13
TOAOE
National Bank of Scranton.
CliGAMZED inn
CAPITAL $250,000,
SURPLUS $30,000.
FAMUEL niNES.IIPrpiildint.
V. W. WATSON. Vice Presidoat.
A. u. W 1LL1AM.-S, Casliiur.
DimxTons,
PAvrit, IIines, jAvrs M' EvRnnAttT,
ihvinq A. FiKrn, Pieiu'eB. FiNusr,
JOSEI'H J. JKHMYS, Si. B. KEMEItniU,
C'UAs, 1'. Maiiiikws, John T.founu.
W. W. Watbom.
PROMPT, ENLRGETIC,
CONSERVATIVE and LIBERAL
This bank Invites tho patronage of businosj
men aud urine liuuurully.
Atlantic Refining Co.
Manufacturers and Dealers in:
niaffiiMtin antl Lubricating
Llnaetd Oil, Nnpthas aud Gaso
lines of ail pradca. Axle Greasa,
Pinion G reuse and Colliery Cma
ponud ; also, a lame liuo ot Vat
ruffiae Yas Candies.
We nlso buudlo the Famous CROVd
ACHE OIL, the only fumily oafoty
burning oil in the market.
WILLIAM MASON, Manager.
Office: Ceal Exobanga. Wyoming At '
Vorki at l'iue liruuic
Scranton
Tribune
PI
JOB. . .
DEPT.
EVERY description of Job Printing
in the best style of the art.
Promptness nud Punctuality a
particular point.
Experienced, practical and com
petent men iu charge of each branch
of the work.
We do not make a sham show ot
cheapness and curtail the quantity
or quality of the work.
Dancing Orders, Hangers,
. Cards and Posters a
Specialty.
Dill Heads, Note Mends, etc., printed
at short notice.
Estimates an all kinds of printing,
small as well as large,
cheerfully g iven.
The Scranton Tribune Job Dept.
18 ONE OP TUB BEST EQUUTED
ESTABLISHMENTS IN
THE CITT.
HASSON STARK.
AT THE OLD DKPOT HOTEL,
FACTOKYV1LLE,
la prepared to reeeive Hummer boarders and
lurniali rli (or tourists to surrounding- towns
ad summer resort.
BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL
FUYSlllAMS AMU bt'lKitON
DH. Q. EDGAR DEAN Las removed to16
Biruce ktrvat, PcrniitoQ, la. (.Just oy
poalto court-houao bjuuia
DU. A. J. CON NELL, Odluo M Washington
avonus. eoruor Snruc atroct. over
Oancku s druif sturn. HcBlilniins. :i! Vina at.
Oitice hours: 10.31 to 12 a. in. nnd to and
toJUW J. m. Sunday, S to 8 pjn.
1)
. W. E. ALLEN, Otllce cor. Lack
Wanna aud WushinirtGn htm. t river Lfinn.
ard bhoe store; ollico bours, 10 to 13 a. Hi. aud
p. in.; uveuine at rosluouco, uvm.
r.aaiiinyton avo.
DK.U L. FKEY, Fraction Umltwi to LM
eueos of thu Eva. Eur. Noun mid Tlinmt:
otllco, Hi Wyouiiu vo. ltusiduuce, US Vine
BUI!Ot.
DH. L.M. OATHS. 16 Waahiugtou Avenue.
Ollico hours, 8 to Sam.. 1.1)0 to aud 1
to 8 p.m. Ki'sldeiico DDI) MadtKon avonne
101IN L7WENxX"Ml.roiUooT'5S aud il
o Commonwealth lmlMlncri rosideuoo 711
Sladisonavu; olllue hours, Id to la, t to I, 1 to
B; fcunduya 2.10 to 4. evenings at residence. A
epcciiilty mado of ilireasos of the eye, ear, nose
sua uiroui uuu Kyneoulogy,
DU. KAY, 2nd 1'enuAvo. ; 1 to llp.m ; call S00S.
Ilis.of women, olmtetrirs nnd Ms. nt eliil.
LAWVEKS.
T M. C. ItANCK'S Law aud Collection of
I . fieo, No. H17 Spruce bU, opposite Forest
IIouho. Bcranton, l'a,; collections a specialty
throughout Penimylvauia; reliubio correspond
ents in every county.
JiiMlil'S it LAND, Attornoys aud Corniest.
lore at Law, tommon wealth building,
Washington avo. W. H. Jessitp,
lioiiACK E. HAifa
W. U. Jkssuf, Jn.
U MILLARD. WAKItEN ti ""K.NAPP, Attor
nejs and Counselors at Law, Rcnublicau
buildine, WaahliiKton avo.. hicnmlou. Pa.
1)ATi'i'.li80N te, WILL'UX, Attorneys aud
Counsellors at Law; ollicus u uud S Library
tuiidinv, bcrantou. Pa.
lioBWBM, It. rAmnsoB,
Wll.I.lAM A. Wiixikx.
ALFRED HAND, WILLI AMJ. HAND, At
torneys and Counsellors Commonwealth
building, Idioms 19, -II and 2L
F. HoYI.E, Attorney at-Law.Nos. 10 and
20, Burr buildm, wushiut'ton avenue.
n
ENltY M. KEELV- Luw olllces in Price
bulldluif, 12b W'lishlnijton avenue.
PRANK T. OKhLL, Attorney at Law. Room
J 5. Coal Exchange. Scranton, Pu.
HILTON W. I.OWRY, i Att'ys, 227 Waalmig
C 11 . VON STOlU'll, ( ton v.. G. 1L wiuare.
1AAJES W. OAKKOKD, Attorney at Law,
l rooms and H5.jC'onimon wealth b'l'g.
C'AMUEL W. EDUAll, Attorney at Law.
1 J Unico, 317 Spruce St., Scranton, l a.
A. WAT RES, Attorney at Law, 123
J . Lackawanna ano.. Srranton. Pa.
I) P. SMITH. Counsellor at Law. Ollice,
I . rooms 64, 65, Ml Coiniimnwenlth bnibiina.
R. PITCHER, Attorney at Law. Com-
. mr
monweaitu b u I !n i ntr. tirrauton, l'a.
C. CUMEO Y S. xispnico'tt.
OB. KEPI.OULE, Attornev-Losns uo?o
Hated on reid estate security. VM Hpmce.
1" P. KlLLAM, Attorney-uFLaw, 12U Wy
oinitravemie. H-.-rHnton.
SCHOOLS.
SCHOOL OK THeTaCKAWANNA, Hcran
ton, Pa., prepares lioys and girls (or oollnff3
or business: thoroughly tiaiua vount; childron,
Cutulotiuo ut ruyuodt.
. Hkt. TnoMAs M. Cams;
Walteh II. Briiix.
M1S3 WORCESTER'S KINDERGARTEN
and School, 412 Adams avenue. Pupil?
received nt all times. Next term will open
rVpteibber 3.
I)KN I'ISTS.
I ' ('. LAUBACH, burguou Dentist, No, llj
. w yi
yonuiig ave.
l! M. STRATTON, ndlce (Vinl Kx'lian;n.
I. HANS.
rPHE REPUBLIC Savings and Loan Asso-
-1 ciatlou will loan you munoy ou cusicr terms
imu puy you Duttcr on investment tnan any
other association. Call on S, X, CALLEN
I'Klt. THiiH' Bank bvildincr
sekds.
CJ. R. CLARK ft CO., Seedsmen, Florists
T end Nurserymen; etoro 14S Washington
avenue; croon house, ltfiJ North Mum avenue;
store telephone 7h2.
TEAS.
UUAND UNION TEA Co.. Jones Bros.
WIRE M'KKKNS.
I OS. KUETTEL, 5i5 Lackawanna avouua,
Scranton. Pa., nm'iut'r of Wire Swiw
110TK.I.S AND It K ST A I' RANTS.
'JM1E WESTMINSTER, 21T-2U Wyoming
1 avo. Rooms heated wllh steam: ull moj
un improvements. C. 31. I human, Prop.
'i 'iic r.uiv uArrj, ii anu i.'i t ranklln ave-
-l nue. uutos re:isoniiiiii
P. fciKULEn. Proprietor.
J LSTJH.N&TER HOTKL. "
W. O. SCHENCK, Managor.
Sixteenth street, one block ea3t of Broadway,
at Union Square, New York.
Americin plan, $:ilpr day and upward.
'OYNE liOUSE. European plan; irood
w rooms. ii)on uuy aua uiguu tlur sup
piled with tho nest
P. n. COYNE, Tronrletor.
SCRANTON HOUSE nenr D L. & W. pas
senifor depot. Conducti'd on tho European
pi'ui. n'tok Mien. I'rnprietor.
AKCHITI f IS.
DAVIS HOUPT, Architects. Rooms lit,
26 and ai Comninnwealth b'ld'g. Scranton.
I." L. WALTER, Architect. Ollico, rear of
Jii wiii iisuinuion avenue.
L. BROWN. Arch B. Architect, Prioo
. .iiimiutr, iz-i iismiipion ATe.,?crnntiin.
5t isc!:i.im:(ii:s.
1 Al EU'S ORCHESTRA -ML'SIO FOB
li balls, picnics, pnrtioa, receptions, wej-tiine-a
anil concept work furnhhod. For tevm
niMiosa It. J. Bauer, rondnctor. 117 Wyoming
avo.. ove'- uuiiievt s music store.
ORTON D. SWARTS W'HOLESALE
itiniuer, rnco iju'.iiiiuk, Krrnnton, l'a.
M- LliAUOEK BROTIIEKS, PRINTER
Funniles. envcloncs. naner luiira. twin
Wnrohouso, ltiO Washington ave., ' Scranton,
t';i
IfOIiSKS AMD CARRIAGES FOR SALE
11 lit 13,1 Cupousa n von lie-
D. L. FOOTlARent.
."HANK P. LHOWN & CO.. WHOLE
siil (balers in Woodwaro, Cordage aud
el; cioth,
i,0 Y. Lacuuv-unna hvcmio.
Robinson's Sons
Brewery
JIannfacturtrs ot the Celobratoi)
PlLSENER
Lager
Beer
CAPACITY
100,000 Bbla. Per Annum,
A Handscmo ComploxSon
I one of the greatest charms a woman can
possess. "PnaaoHi's Oomplbxioh Powdbsi
gives R.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF N, J,
L.
LEHIGH AND SUSQUEHANNA DiVISIOH
Antbracito coal used exclusively, lnsurluf
cluauliuesa and comfort.
. TIME TABLE IN EFFECT MAY 20, 1WH.
Trains loavo 8cranton (or Pittaton, Wilkos.
Barro, etc.. at .$, H.lo, 11.30 a. m., 12.60, 2.0JL
8.;w, 6.011, 7.25, 11.05 p. m. Sundaya, .(J0 a. iu,
1.00, 2.15, 7.10 p. in.
For Atlantic City, 8.20 a. m.
For New York, NowarK and Ellznbeth, i.W
(express) a. m., IL'.iW (ezpross with Bullet
parlor car), &iW (express; p. iu. Sunday, Hi
p. m.
Fon MAiich riiiTNir ini
K!1 FST0" aud 1'BILABK.LPHIA, 8.20 a. nu
U.iO, 3.J0, 5.(10 (exoopt Philadelphia) p. in.
Sunday, 2.15 n. m.
For LONO HHAHrriT flrflv flnrtv otn .1,
8 (,lli through car) a. in.. Vim p. m. '
ror nenuinff. Lietiauon and Harrisbnrfr, rla
Alluutown, g.a a. bl, VIM, 6.00, p.m. Sunday,
2.1,i p. m.
t or I'ottsvllle, S.20 . m., 12.50 p. m.
Iteturniiior. leave Now v.nir ru.t nt r.ivrt
r,,f.0,.t:ASw TiyvT- nt iuo ("depress) a. m.,
l.ln, 4..f (oxpross with Builot parlor car)
p. m. Sunday, t:i a. m.
Leave I'hiliululphia, Keadlne Terminal, ftOI
0. tn., 2.00 and 4.) p. in. Sunday, (i 27 a, m.
Through tickets to all points nt lowest rates
may bu had on application In advance to the
ticket axuut at tho station.
li. f. BALDWIN,
(Jim. Paid A Lank
J. a OLHATTSEN, '
(ion. Bupt.
DELAWARE AND HUD.
SON RAILROAD.
Conimencinit Mondav.JulV
to, all trains will arrive and
depart lroiu the new Lack
awanna avenue station as
follows:
Trains will leave Scran
ton station for Carbondaie
and intermediate points at
2.20. 6.43. 7 00. 8.2.5 and 10.10
a.m., 12.00, 2,20, 8.55. 6.16, U. 13, 7.25,0.10 and
11.211 p.m.
For Purview. Wavmnrt and Honosdalo at
7.00 8.25 and 10.10 a.m., 12.00,2.20 nnd 5.15 p. m.
1... H All....... (J... . .1... ..II I I .l
ill JLIunil), ruiHLIH, IIIU null uuulKltn uuu
Mm. treat nt 5.4i a m. and 2,20 p.m.
For Wilkes Barro aud intermediate points
at 7.45, 8.45. .38 and 10.45 a.m., 12.0.3, 1,20, 2,'IS,
4.00. 5.10, 0.(15. U.15 aud ll.:i8 p.m.
Trains will arrive at Scranton Station fron
Carbondaie and intermediate points at 7 40,
8.40, !.:u and 10.40 am., 12(0, 1.17,2.114,140,
1.51, 5 55, 7.43, O il and 11.33 p.m.
From llonesdulo. Waymart aud Farvicw at
8.34 a.ia.i 12.00. L 17, 8.40, 6.53 and 7.45 p.m,
r ruin jiouireai, Buratoga, Aiuany,, etc., as
4.54 aud 11. .11 p.m.
From v llkes-Barro and intermediate points
at 2.15, S OI, 10. "5 uud 11 55 u.in., 1 10. 2,14, 3.3K,
5.10, 0.08, 7.2J, 0.03 aud 11.18 p.m.
MAY 13. INI
Train leaves fiorftntmi for Plillnrlnlnhla and
New York via. D. A- H. R R, at 7. 45 a.m.. 12.03,
S.88 and 11.38 p. m. via D., L. 4s w. R. R., e.OOt
b.Os, 11.20 a. m.,and 1.30 p. in.
ieavo ncranion tor I'lttston nnd vvimm.
Burro via D L. Sl W It. It.. B.Ou. SOS. nisi
a. m ,1.80, aft). 0.07. B.iO p. m.
ijenve Scranton for W Into Havon, Hazloton,
Pottsvlllo and all point on tho Beaver
Meadow and Pottsvlllo branches, via E. Ic W.
V.. tL40a.tu..via U. & ILK R. at 7.46a.m.. 12.0a.
tM. 4.i p.ra, via D., L. & W. R. R., li.00, 8.08,
ii. ao a.m., l.mi, aou p.m.
Leavo Scranton for Bethlehem, Easton,
Reading. Harrisburu and all intermedlaW
points via D.& II.R.R.-7.15 a m.. 12.05, t.84, 11.31
P.m., via U, L. Sc W. K. RM.00,5.08. 1L20 a. m.,
1.3U p.m.
Leave Scranton for Tunkhannock, Towaudj,
Elmira, Ithaca, Oonova and all intermedltta
points via D. & H. U.R..8.t a m., 12.05 aud U.3S
p. in., via D. L. ts W. R. It., 8 0S a.m.,1.30p. in.
Leavo Scranton for Rochester. Buffalo, Ni
SKaru Falls, Detroit. Chicairo and all noluti
west viaD. & U. I. R., s.45 u-m., 12 05,0.15.11.81
p. m., via D. L. & W. R. R. and Pittstoa
Junction. 8.08 a.m.. 130. 8.50 P. m.. via E. & W.
K it., 8.41 p. ni.
For Elmira and tho west via Salamanoi, vl
U & H. R. It. f.15 a.m., 12 05,6.05 p. m.. via D
L. As W. H.R., ,8.08 a.m., 1.30 and 8.07 p. m.
Pullman parlor and sleeping or L. V. chair
ears on all trains between L. & B. Junction or
Wilkos-Barro aud New York, Philadelphia
Buffalo aud Suspension Bridira.
ROLL1N H. WILBUR, Gen. Snot
CHAS. S. LEE, Cron. Pass. A't, Phila.'.Ps.
A. W.NONNEMACHER.Ass't Oen.Pass. Ag'W
South Bothlehom, Pa.
DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.
Trains leave Scranton as follows: Express
(or New York and ah points East 1.40, 2.50,
6.1 8.00 aud 9.5o a. m.j II 56 and 3.50 p, m.
Express for Easton, Trenton, Philadelphia
and the South, 5.15, 8.00 aud 9.55 a. m,( U.6I
and 8.60 p. m.
Washington aud way stations, 3.65 p. m.
Tobyhanna accommodation, 8 10 p. m.
Express for Bingbamton, Oawepo, ElmlrSj
Corning, Bath. Danaville, Mount Morris ana
Buffalo, 12.10. 2 15 a. m. and 1 24 p. m., making
close connections at Bull alo to all poluts to til
West, Northwest and Southwest.
Bath accommodation, S a. m.
Biughamton and way stations, 13.37 p. ra.
NicuoUon accommodation, at 4 p. m. anfl
0,10 p. m.
Blnghamton and Elmira Express, 8.06 p, ra.
Express for Cortland, Syracuse, Oswegdk
Utica and Rlchlkld Springs, 2.13 a. m. and 11
p. m.
Ithaca, 2-15 and Bath 0 a. m, and 1 54 p. ra.
For Northumberland, Pittaton, Wilkos-Barre,
riymouth, Bloomsburg and Uanvlllo, making
close connections at Northumberland (or
W'illiumaport, Hurrisburg, Baltimore, Wash,
iugton and the South.
Northumberland Hiid Intermediate stations,
COO, 0.55 a. m. and 130 and ti.07 p. m,
Nanticoao ano intermediate stations, S.W
and 11.20 a. m. Plymouth and intermediate
Btatieus. 8.50 and 8.52 p. m. .
l'ullman parlor una sleeping coaches on all
express trains. .m.
lor deuilod Information, pocket tmv) tables,
etc., apply to II. L. Smith, city tloket loffloe,
328 Lackawanna avenue, or depot ticket oUlo
T7RIF. AND WYOMING VALLEY RAIL,
VJ ROAD
Trains leave RcTanton (ot Now York and In
termediate points on the Erie railroad at 8.34
a. m. and 3.24 p. in. Also (or Honesdale,
Huwloy and local points at 6.35, 9,45 a. m , ana
3.24 p.m. ,
Ail the aliovs are through trains to ana
from Honesdale.
An additional train leaves Scranton (or
Lake Ariel at 6 10 p.m. and arrives at Scran
ton (rem the Lake nt 8 20 a ra. and 7.45 p.m.
Trains leave for Wllkes-Barre at 8.40 a. m.
and 3.41 p. ul.
flCRANTtlM MlVlHION.
In Flfrct June Slid, 1801.
North Bound.
Mouth Bound,
0.1 203 HOli
20id4;200
3 S
Stations
v f.iinine I'lill,
-" rent kiimlnv 1
? m..i.,a rHi, c.
Anlve l.eavei
N. Y. Franklin U
West 42nd streetl
Wcehawken
ill'
IlauVi'i'k Junctluni 6 (Wi "2i6i
Alrl-n I..,..,
BSOi 1 16i ..
8 It 1 0U ..
7 6-1112 Mi ..
7SlllC4ill ..
T 45i!2 40A
Hancock
8 06
818
B5
Starlliiht
Preston park
Coino
royntelle
Ui'lmont
Pleasant Mt,
llnlondale
Forset city
Carbondaie
White Bridge
Maydeld
Jermyn
Archibald
Wlnton
Peekvllle
... Olvphant
Plrkson
Throop
Providence
Purk Place
8 8d 141
1 V 12 25! 10 10
6 4i
6 45
6 55
7 88 12 1
10 1)4
7 22ll2('3
1 111.112.1!'
c ii 1 1 .411'
5:
U 'HI
84
19 Ml
710
TM1
6 51 1181 11151
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641111 23, 0 01
8 3511 IS! 5T
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6 69
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