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JUSTICE GRADY THE GENTLE.
The New Magistrate Deals Ten
derby with Malefaotors.
lle Starts In at Yorkvilie Court by
Surprising the Attaches.

II mist DO said OF Police Justice Thomas +.
In iorkville court this moruiLg, that lie is
unquestionably the Adonis OF the Board OF
Police justices. And that Is not all. either.
His magistcrial methods are quiet, not too
dignifed, seldom fierce, even with scoundrels
who deserve to be cxcoriated, aud very gentle
and sympathetic with wives who have been
brutally treated by rascaily husbands.
That was how the rosy -cheeEei Justice
impressed the habitucs, court officers and re-
portcrs up In iorkville's judicial chamber to-
day. The court officers We're both surprised
and pleased with his methods When he
lCcturCd maleiactorS he did II with stern
ness, tinged with little sorrow for the mis-
fortune OF the lawbreaker which always
made the defendant bow his head shame
facedly.
In the course OF an hour which an EVENING
WORLD reporter spent In the court this morn
one lad who had provoked the ire OF a
"sparrow policeman In Central Park by
calling him "the boy cop" the other two
hard-working mechanics who had looked on
the wine when It was red
In the case OF two iashionably a'tired men
who were arrested At o o'clock this morning
on Third avenue for insulting young women
on their way 10 work, the new Justice tirst
lectured and then hned them each &l0
David Roche, q variety performer, who does
an Irish "turn" ut the different dime mu-
seums. was complaincd OF Tor falling to sup
port his wife. She Is sad-eycd, reflned-look-
Ing little woman, who told lament able story
OF Davids neglect. She had been forced to
pnwn almost all her wearing apparel to buy
food for her child and herself, and she said
David had given her but 80 cents during the
last three weeks.
Justice Grady gave Roche some fathcrly nd
vice on domestic matters md then direCts d
him TO furnish s3l2 bonds to pay his wife 80
weekly hereafter.
Justice Crazy has settled that little bill Of
$3.50 which he owed Landlord Conner, OF tho
st. James Hotel, and Ior which Judge Me-
Gown, OF the city Court, had issued an order
OF commitment last week unless the claim
was settled within 1lve days. The Justice
said laughingly to the reporters: " Yes,
have obey cd the mandates Of Judge McGOwn
and the bill IL paid"
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TAUR|C BACK FOR REPAIRS.
She Went Aground on the Tail of
the Romer Saturday.

The big White Star line freighter Tauric,
the largest OF her kind atioat, was anchored
on Bay Ridge this morning, little the worse
for her running aground on the Dry Romer
Shoal in Gedney Channel
The Tauric left her pier Saturday noon,
with one of the largest cargoes OF wheat and
general merchandise carried out Of this port
by any steamship this season. and anchorin
Just below Liberty Island there took on board
eight hundred head OF cattle.
At 4.3O Capt Roberts weighed anchor and
Pilot Johnstone pointed the Taurics nose
seaward. While going at full speed through
Gedney channel, about o'clock the operator
at Sandy Hook saw her run upon the north
bank OF the shoal, two miles east Of Sandy
Hook.
For nearly two hours the Tauric struggled
bravely to back herself on, but In vain, and
her captain then s1gnalled for assistance
Three tugs went down, but could do nothing
until high water yesterday morning, when
two more went to their assistance.
Even then the big fre1ghter wouldn't be
budged, and ner deck load OF animals was
taken on bv a cattle-boat. At 7.4J she
swung loose, AID under her own steam she
went back to Sandy Hook. and this morning
came up che bay for examination and repairs
before proceeding on her voyage, which, 1t Is
said, she will do this afternoon.
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SUICIDED BY BURNING.
A Mothers weakn ess Drives Q Son
to an Awful Death.
fBY ASSOCIATED YRrss.l

fBY ASSOCIATED YRGss.l
WILKEsBARRR, Nov. 18.-William Ruddy, q
young man aged twenty-six years, committed
suicide In most sensational manner, at his
home in this city this morning.
1t is alleged that Ruddy came home and
found that his mother had drank to excess,
and that he engaged In some hot words with
the woman, who replied mockingly.
Driven to desperation by his mothers
words, Ruddy poured coal oil over himself
and then thrust his hand into the FIRE, becom-
ing thus enveloped IN flames.
He then seized sharp knife and stabbed
himself over the heart, lnnicting wound
that would IN itself have resulted fatally. He
was terribly burned, his flesh hanging In
shreds, and In short time death ended his
suffenngs-
The flames from his clothing set fre TO the
house, but the structure Was saved after
some rapid work by the fremen.
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Complete Defeat OF Republicans in
the Lisbon City Elections.

TBY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
LISBON, Nov. 10.-The elections for officers
OF the city Government were held yesterday.
At the last elections the Republican party
scored great victory
The results OF yesterdays elections, how
ever, show that there has been complete
change in the political sentiment, for the Re
publican candidates were defeated by enor-
nous majorities by the Conservative ticket.
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MEXICAN SOLDIERS BEATEN.
Reported Victory of Revolution
ist Cara on the Guerrero Road.
TBY AssocIATEp PREss.l

TBY II
RIO GRASDE CITY, Tex, Nov 10.-News re-
ceived here to-day says that on the 18th inst.
Catarino Cara and about one hundred men
met several hundred Mexican soldiers twelve
miles from Mier, on the road to Guerrero.
Catarino stoutly held his ground. VOL
ley was fired at his force with no damage, at
very close range, which was returned by the
revolutionists, causing the death OF three SOL
diers- one badly wounded Is now In the Mier
Hospital.
The Government force fell back In disorder.
Cara has not been out OF Mexico since he en-
tered 1t Sept. 10, according to reliable ac-
counts, but has been working up revolu-
tionary feeling In the states OF Tamaulipas
and Nuevo Leon.
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FOREIGN NEWS OF THE OAl.
British Naval Apprentice Muir
dered by His Oomrade
Prince George Of Wales Better-Lis-
bon Republicans Beaten.
tpr ASSOCIATED ppvsal

LONDON, Nov. 10.-The town OF Weymouth
has a sensation IN the arrest OF youth
named Wise, who Is only seventeen years OF
age, on the charge OF murder
The fact OF the murder would perhaps nave
been unknown TO the authorities ior some
time ana the Identity OF the murderer might
never have been established hai 1t not been
that Wise, in cold-olooded' undemohs'ra'
tive way, confessed his crime seeming TO take
pleasure In relating all the horrible details.
Wise Is one OF the apprentices belonging 10
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MINISTER P0RTER'S RETURN.
Said at Washington to Have No
Political Significance.

fsrrrIhI TO THE EVENING woRLp.I
WASHINGTON. d. c., Nov. l6.-The return OF
Minister Porter to this country from Rome is
entirely without political Significance.
lie has come on leave to attend to some
private business at indianapolis, where he
owns great deal OF valuable property. II Is
his first visit here since he was appointed to
his present post at Rome.
Now that he is here, however, It Is most
likely that he Will discuss the late Italian
episode with the President, giving him the
Continental view Of the question.
The President Is preparing his annual mes
sage, and his reference 10 the controversy
with Italy, growing out OF the New Orleans
lynching, will be an Interesting feature.
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JUMPED FOR BEER.
The Distance Was Too Great and
Cartier Broke His Ankle.


Thirst and indiscreton furnished patient
to st. Vincents Hospital about o'clock this
mornir g in the person OF Alcalde Cartier. OF
1875 South Filth avenue. The thirst was the
after result OF Carriers excessive sunday
potations, and the indiscretion consisted In
jumping from the iire-escape OF his boarding
house, at the above number, TO the sidewalk,
a distance OF thirteen feet, TO reach the street
80 as TO 60 for more beer. Carriers ankle Is
broken.
Landlord st. Caller Hot, OF the boarding.
house, had locked the door OF Carriers room
when the latter retired for the night at u late
hour TO prevent him from getting out aud
disturbing the lodgers
Cartier, though, when he awoke with a
parched throat was equal TO the emergency
and climbed through the window TO The firc-
escape and leaped TO the sidewalk With the
result above stated.
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HAYES STILL UNDER FIRE.
Inspector Steers Investigating the
Hunt Blackm ailing Case.

Police Inspector Steers Is still investigating
the blackmailing case, in which 1t Is alleged
that Detective Hayes, OF the Nineteenth Pre-
cinct, used his influence to shield Hunt, an
agent OF the Gnildren's Society, whom he had
arrested on charge Of blackmail and extor-
tion preferred by Peter Beekman, Sixth
avenue saloOn-keeper.
al expect a report from Capt. Reilly to-
morrow" said Inspector steers this morning,
and then ! shall be able to decide what
further steps to take In the matter"
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DEATH OF A HOTEL MAN.
William @. Schenck. OF the West
minister, Passes Away Suddenly.

w VI oSAohShs "a tao " 0oIe
minister, Passes Away Suddenly.
Funeral services over the remains OF WILL
lam g. schenck, late proprietor OF the West
minister Hotel, will be held at the hotel
Wednesday morning. Rev. Dr. John Hall will
ofriciate. The body will be taken to Enston,
Pa, Tor Interment.
Mr.. Schenck died very suddenly In his room
at the hotel yesterday Of heart failure. lie
fell Ill on Friday, but his condition was not
then regarded as alarming. Al 10 O'Clock on
Saturday night, however, he remarked to his
attendant: 81 am dying. Death is coming
to me Just as l have always hoped that II
wOuld-without PAIN Four hours later he
was dead
Mr.. Schenck was sixty-six years old. He
WAS born in Cranbury, n. J. Ills wife. wHD
was Miss Mary Martha liOusel, died seven
years ago. one Of their two children, n son,
Is dead. The other, daughter, survives.
The deceased's brother Will conduct the
Westminster In the interests ot this daughter.
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Sick at the Grand Central Depot.
Eva Lee, a young married woman, Of Chi
cago, ILL.,, was found sick in the ladies' walt
ing-room at the Grand Central Depot at 1920
o'clock this morning. She was removed to
Bellevue Hospital
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Want the Convention Held Here.
Chauncey NJ. Depew, Judge Noah Davis,
John W. vrooman, c. c. shayne, s. VAR. Cru
ger, and many other prominent Republicans,
met In the office Of Col. Elliott +. Shepard on
Park Row, to-day, to take steps TO secure the
National Republican Convention for this city.
A committee was appointed to decide upon
what Inducements should be held out to the
National Republican Committee.
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STATEN ISLANDS FEVER PLAGUE.

Two Public Schools Closed Owing to
Sickness Among Pupils.
-Four cases OF scarlet fever were discovered
to-day among the pupils OF the Tompkins-
vile, S. J., public school, ana the sessions
were suspended temporarily as precaution-
airy measure.
The school al New Brighton has also been
closed, nfteen OF Its pupils being down with
the disease. Health OIiicer Walser says there
Is no danger OF tho disease becoming cpl
demic.
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Prince George Of Wales Progress.
ing Toward Recovery.
IBY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

LONDON, Nov. 16.-A bulletin was issued
from Marlborough House, the London resi-
dence Of the Prince OF Wales, stating that
Prince George had passed good night and
that he was making satisfactory progress
toward recovery.
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Special rates on repeated Wan
Ads in THE WORLD. Three cepts
a line of on second insertions and
Five cents n line OFF on third and
all following Insertions. A rare
chance for advertisers.
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Death OF French Gen. Lacratelle
Veteran of Three Wars.


PARIS, Nov. 16.-Gen. Charles Nicholas
Lacratelle, q Grand Onicer Of the Legion of
Honor, is dead.
He was born at Pont-a-Mousson, Oct. 80,
1922. He saw service In Algiers, In the
Crimean War and in the Franco-Prussian
War.
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sropan.s Raids Continue.

Capt. Brogan's police brought into JefIer-
son Market court to-day Nine. Aubre,
charged with keeping a disorderly house at
40 and AZ West Fourth street, and she was
held for trial,
The evening world., 1891-11-16
Snow Hills Ticket for 'e2.

BALTIMORE, Nov. lO.-The Snow Hill Mes
seROe, hoists at the head OF Its columns the
names II Arthur p. German, OF Maryland, for
President and Isaac T. Gray, OF Indiana, Tor
Vice-PIesident In 1902.
The evening world., 1891-11-16
CITY NEWS TERsELY TOLD.
To-Day's Record Of Minor Hap
penings About Town.
Chronicles Briefly Drawn from
Notebook and Docket.
Who Owns These Clothes ?

The West Thirtieth street police want an
owner Tor ten coats, seven vests aud wo-
mans skirt, which are supposed to have been
stolen.
The evening world., 1891-11-16
Ran Onto B,sckwe,l.s Island.

Tho ccment-laden schooner Kankee from
Rockland, Me-, to this port, which run on the
rocks at Blackwell's Island yesterday, II is
said, will be gotten OF this afternoon.
The evening world., 1891-11-16
President Again After Ducks.

10y AssoChTED PREss.l
WASHINGTON. Nov. l0.-The President viii
leave here this afternoon for BenJies, Md,
where he VIII spend two or three days In
ducking. He win be accompanied by ex-
Senator Sewell, or New Jersey.
The evening world., 1891-11-16
Set fra tn a Fruit. t.stand

Some unknown person sprinkled kerosene
oil all over an Italian fruit-stand at the SOUTH
west corner OF Prince and sullivan streets
and set fire to It early this morning. A police
man discovered the blaze and put It out The
damage was triiiing.
The evening world., 1891-11-16

Juvenile Delinquent Society Meeting.
At the annual meeting at 20 Union square
this morning OF the managers OF the Society
for the Reformation OF Juvenile DelinQuents
the old board OF officers was reelected for
three years.
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Punished a Wife Beater.
Justice Ryan at Essex Market to-day sent
william Haussman, OF l9l Avenue C, 10 the
Island for beating his wife.
The evening world., 1891-11-16
ALLOWED BOYS 10 PLAY.
Forty Lads in a Game OF Pool In .
Harlem Saloon.

In Harlem Court to-day Saloon-keeper
Ludwig Levenheim, OF Iso East one Hunured
and Twelfth street, was held for trial on the
charge'of allowing boys under sixteen years
old to play pool In his saloon.
on complaint OF several citizens Capt
Westeryelts one Hundred and Twenty-fifth
street police raided Levenheim's saloon last
night, and found crowd OF about forty boys
either playing pool or looking on ~ the ganaA
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Found a Burglar Pehind the Bar.
Robert Johnson, colored, OF 572 seventh
avenue, was held In Jefferson Market Court
to-day charged with attempted burglary. lie
was found behind the bar in the saloon Mt 230
West 1wenl y-ninth street last night by the
bartender, who went to clean up.
The evening world., 1891-11-16

x.ATTESp. the bargain sale Of FgnMrUIE 81
FLIsr's, 18th st. and 9th ave. Evsry article
marked In plain asusss. e
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DIED OF LOCKJAW.
Fatal Result Following a Fall from
q Horse Car.

Frederick Groh, OF 1899 Third avenue, dl I'd
ut his home this morning OF lockjaw. He was
thirty-one years old and married.
Groh had been Ill at home since Nov. 2, on
which date he was injured by falling from Il
Third avenue surface car.
The Coroners office has been notified, aud
an investigation Will be had.
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Died while Loading His Truck.

Died While Loading His Truck.
John Kim, sixty-seven years old, truck
man, died suddenly at o O'Clock this morning
while loading his truck foot OF West Thirtieth
street. His home is at AGO West Thirty-sixth
street
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1nsu,ted a prettv Domest,o.

Insulted a Pretty Domestic.
For selling Della Grimm, pretty domestic
at 10 East Eighty second street, by the arm
and speaking insultingiy to her, Edward d.
Barney, who refused to give his address, was
held for trial to-day In the Harlem Court
The evening world., 1891-11-16

MRs WISsLow's SOOTHING sYnuP Is the best Of
atsmsdiss for children tssthins. 2ee. bottle -
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Positive Cure

for LOST or FAILING VITALITY; General aud
NERVOUS DEBILITY Weakness of Body and
Mind Effects Of Errors or EIcess"s in Old or YounH.
NELOPED ORGANS and PAETS OF BODE Alb
a. Msn t.,,1t, rom 70 st.s, sns Fsnsn
Countries. Write them Descriptive book, eI.
ERIE MEiliCAL. co.. "a Niagara sI.,
Bunalo. MY.
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SfECIAL NOTICES.

,.WIIEATENA-THE BEST BREAK;
Root Beer in hye minutes; cool, delicious and
rsireshing. knxpp's Root Beer Extract makesit,
The evening world., 1891-11-16
; Election Officers Sent to State

Prison.
Christian A. Holderer and Patrick H.
Boulger. the Jersey city election ofncers
convicted OF ballot box stuning in 1850, were
to-day sentenced by Judge Lippincott TO
eighteen months each In the State Prison ut
Trenton,
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The Board OF County Canvassers took up
the returns from the Sixteenth Assembly
District this morning. The official figures on
ernor In the Fifteenth Assembly District are {:
Flower. S,9s9; Fassstt, s. .6Gs; shsshan, COTS;
The Board expects to complete t.x. compar-
ison OF tho returns from the entire city by
Wednesday.
AS there are many corrections TO be made
the Committee on Corrected Returns win
meet tomorrow and examine the inspectors
or election IRON the several districts where
Whether the Thirteenth Assembly District
will be reached by the Committee tomorrow
Is not known, but 1t is considered doubtful.
on the face OF the returns canvassed, South
plurality over Gibbs, but Gibbs claims that
the inspectors OF election declared many
ballots defective which should be counted for
him under the law.
when the ballots are produced before them.
An unusual interest is being taken In the
canvass by men who bet money on Flowers
plurality In the city.
rality was 80, 1853, with nve election Districts
missing. There were many thousands OF dOI-
lars wagered that his plurality would be co.
900. This money Is still held by the stake
The canvass or the sixteenth Assembly
District was completed at noon. and the fol-
lowing was given as the Official vote for Gov
ernor and Lieutenant-Governor
vF1omn row:, etsS Fas'stt' 2,o7l shoshan' S.AS
The Board hopes to Ge able 10 make It's
declaration on Friday ~ this week, when all
successful candidates for ONCE whose dis
tricts are included within the limits OF the
county, except Congressman ana senators,
viii be declared elected, and q certificate as
70 other candidates will be sent 10 the state
Board OF Canvassers-
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that all the expense Of fitting out this fiuo body
OF men should be borne by the members Of the
troop. The question IL frequently asked
ssWhy doesn't tho state take hold ana foster
such an organization"
A rousing turnout Of all the old and new men
OF the Mason zouaves II requested on Mr.. Allen
G. Masons return In May from HIS trim arol al
the world. Due notice will be given later a. to
the exact date DR.. Hills received q postal from
Mr.. Mason, kindly thanking him and his com
mand for the very credtabls showing made at
The recruiting committee IL the most import.
ant one In . company, and too much care can
not be taken In selecting material for Z good
command. Therefore 1t looks queer when .
company goes out OF its own ranks to select Its
election the first week in March.
Sergeant Compton, OF tho Zouaves. il an
authority on fndexfng tax liAts and can tell
some good stories anent eccentricities OF the
financial supporters OF Tacoma's municipal gov
eminent
The dramatic ability lying around idle In the
Zouayes and Troop b think seriously of bunch
Ing their strength and producing q grand mill
tary drama this spring. There are a number Of
good amateur actors In the two commands
As to what Is the sentiment among the differ
enf commanders Of the Washington National
Guard concerning Worlds fair military en-
campment, NO answers have been sent from this
state rs yet
Troop b claims the honor Of being the best
equipped body OF men on the Coast. The troop
Is looking for a frst-class drillmaster
The Zouayes hope that In the near future they
will have full set OF nickel-plated guns.
The honorary membership certificates which
tina zouaves have ordered are the most tasty ard
artistic that can be produced by the best 18th
graphers.
Drum-Major Murray has resigned his position
and IL ct present out Of military matters alto
gether.
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SUBURBAN SOCIETY.
MASQUERADE BALL AT BALLARD.


The masquerade ball given by the Ballard
Brass band on Friday evening, was grand sue
cess. Berg's hall was crowded with merry dane
ers and interested spectators. About one-third
OF the dancers were masked, among whom were
number from Seattle. variety Of characters
were represented in some elegant, unique and
over the success of their first entertainment.
Among those present from Seattle were Mr..
William Jones, Mr. and Mrs. J. Robins, Mrs
johnson, Miss E. Riley, Miss C. Robins, Mr.
G. b: Clough, Miss Oleson, the Misses CLARK,
Mr.: Thomas FOwles, Mr.. S. w. Gray, the Misses
MM Ne no9 M! MI. :. F naT Mr. J. Kyle
Mr.. NJ; Beath, Mr.. r. NJ Donaldson,
Among those present from Ballard were Mr..
A.. j. Anderson, Mr.. Draper, MI. P. Carpenter,
Miss Mary R1nehart, MI. F. Potts, Miss Mitchell,
Mr.. +: Woodring, Miss Agnes Daw, Miss Jenny
nna u. IA MS; s. Msgg5e DaT. M and Mrs n paw,
ders, Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Lind, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. Emerson, MI. and Mrs. T. White, Mr. and
Mr.. H. E: Leader, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Osier, Mr..
and Mrs. George Armour, Professor Wright, Mr..
4. Emerson, MT. J. Myers, Mr.. 4. w. Bacon, Mr..
George Guy, Mr. e. Nanny, Mr.. w. Nanny, the
dell, Mr.. G. Willow, the Misses Harrigan, Miss
L johnson, Miss A. Johnson, Miss E. johnson,
M. E. W. Hughes, Mrs. J: schable, MI. C. SLACK.
Miss Iva Pells, Mr.. C. Wright Among those
masked were: Mr. and Mr.. b. Daw, Miss May
Howard, Mrs. ]. J. Fowler, Mr.. w. Brinkman,
Miss Mollie Oliver, Miss Mary Fowler, Miss J.
Howard, Miss l. Lugel, Mr.: J: Doyle, Nh. J.
c. G. Berg, Mr.. N. +. Beck, Mr.. J. Burns, Miss
Bertha Racine, Mr.. ]. r. Starrett, Mr.. j. ~
Beath, Mr.. F. N. Donaldson, Mr.. Charles Fowler.
MI. A. johnson, Mr. J. Brown. Mr. N. Stinson.