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AN EXTRA SESSION.
One VIII no Doubt Be Called after March
Fourth

One viii no Doubt Be Called after March
Fourth.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 1s.-lt is st orgly
probable that an extra session of c. gress
viii be called Immediately following the in
Ruguration of the president-elect, and is
said to be the general subject OF converge
ton in Washington today. special ses-
sion is always called at the beginning Of a
new administration to confirm members Of
the cabinet and diplomatic representatives
abroad. but the present election having
turned on questions Of domestic policy, il
is said to be obvious 10 experienced politi-
cal leaders of al parties that an extra ses-
sion Of both houses Of Congress Will almost
inevitably result. Secretary of the Treas
1ry Foster, among others. admits this.
The country, he Gays, challenged the iudg-
ment Of the Republicans on the Mckinley
bill and the result may be accepted as the
VIII Of the people that different policy be
put into effect Ex-Secretary Bayard
writes TO friend here to like effect, adding
the people viii expect that this be done
without unnecessary delay.
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Duties on Wine and Beer Removed.

PARIS, Nov. 1O.-In the deputies today
Prime Minister Loubet asked that Wednes-
day be fixed as day for discussing the
bill increasing penalties that may be In
f1cted on newspapers publishing articles
that melted TO murder and pillage. The
request caused much excitement, the mem
bers of the right accusing the government
of weakness in regard TO the Carmaux
troubles, and in dealing with the socialists
After q heated debate the request was
agreed TO.
The spirit tax viii come up and n0tvith-
standing the opposition Of Rovier, minister
of finance. the chamber decided to suppress
all duties on wines, beer, etc. The report
of the budget committee declared that the
adoption of such an amendment would en-
tail deficit of IS, COO francs.
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THE PEOPLES PARTY.
Chairman Taubeneck's Ideas of the Grea
Battle.

Chairman Taubeneck's Ideas of the Great
Battle.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Nov. 1O.-Chairman
Taubeneck of the national campaign com
mittee of the Peoples party. when asked
regarding the election said the result was
produced above all by spirit of unrest,
discomfort and dissatisfaction among the
people of the nation. The old party lines
were loosened If not broken. 1t has taken
the American people long years to discover
that the tariff is tax and the foreign
manufacturer does not pay It, and 1t will
now take them years to learn that tariff
for revenue will not remove the burdens
of which they complained. The people
have simply jumped from one fire into an
other. The Peoples party will not under
any consideration give up the fight on the
lines mapped out, but will Immediately
reorganize and prepare for the next con-
teat.
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lowe Concludes the Count

DEs MONIES. Nov. 1O.-Up to IL p m.
reports of the total vote had been reported
by sixty-eight counties and the plurality
had been reported form twenty nine more.
These ninety counties give plural
lily Tor Harrison of q, 1872. The two re-
naming counties gave combined Republi-
can plurality last year of nearly 600. which
will be increased to nearl ,00G this year.
This will make Harrison's plurality IN the
state close to $4,000. The congressman
elected are ten Republicans and one Dem
ocrst, In the Second. No pluralities can be
given on congressman.
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New Hampshire Returns.

CONCORD, N. H., Nov. 1O.-Returns from
POI towns give Harrison 40. 119, Cleveland
IS, 222 Prohibition and scattering 1921
For governor, Smith, Republican, 40, no;
Mckinley, Democrat, S,476; Carr, Pro
hibltionist, LAS; Noyes, Peoples, 2l6.
The remaining towns viii not materially
change the result Smith win be elected
by majority upwards of 500 This is the
first time in several years that choice for
governor haa been made by the people.
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Ohio Is Still in Ii.

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 1O.-At Republican
headquarters at midnight returns received
showed plurality of 1,46O for Taylor,
Republican, for secretary of state. The
gains on official returns have been gradual
and steady for the Republicans. At Demo
cratic headquarters, while admitting the
tide ia against them again, a small Demo
cratic plurality is still claimed, and the
committee says it will be necessary to get
the official vote.
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CLARKsoN Is SORRY

Most any One wOud be When the Earth
Fell on Him.
New YORK, Nov. 1O.-RepubIican Com
mitteeman j. H. Manley in an interview
today said the returns showed that the
workingmen in manufactures in the whole
country had gone against the Repu blican
party, while the agricultural interests as
represented by the farmer vote had stood
by it.
J. S. Clarkson Of Iowa said that all the
best calculations in respect to every state,
except his own, had been set at naught by
the Republicans He was especially sorry
for the defeat of Senator Spooner as the
Republican candidate for governor of Wis
consin.
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LONDON, Nov. 10.-Arthur J. Balfour
has written letter in which he says that
one of the most practical remedies for the
fall in British exports viii be to reform
the currency in the direction Of bi-metal-
ism. Joseph Chamberlain. writing on
the same subject points out that the con-
dition is as bad in protected countries as in
England, from which he reasons that the
causes are not principally with tariff. The
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Kansas Official Vote.

TOPEKA. Nov 1O.-Returns from ali coun-
ties show the third party have a majority
of 4327 on president The Republicans
saved thsir congressman of eight and the
legislature by small plurality, ensurine
the election of Republican senator. The
Popnlist majority on state officers is slight
~ below Weaver. The Republicans con
cede defeat.
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Alabama Returns.

BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 1O-It is positively
known that the following Congressman,
all Democrats, are elected in Alabama:
First Clark; Second, Stallings; Third,
Oates; Fourth Robbins; Fifth, COBB;
Sixth, Bankead; Seventh, Wheeler, Ninth,
Turpin. Official returns from all but five
counties give a majority for Cleveland OF
463l5, which is a big increase over The state
election in August.
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Jewelry. Diamonds and Watches in
Elegant Variety. Everything usual to
first-class JeweIry Store, in stock, embrace
ing articles for presentation or use. from
the cheapest to the extravagant conceit of
the connoisseur.
jill. Leyson Company. 1913 Main ST.
Open Evenings Until December 81.
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noon that Mr.. Cleveland had at first in
tended to address letter to the voters of
the country giving his views on the political
situation but this project was abandoned
Mr.. Cleveland also decided not to allow any
kilograms or letters of cougratulation to be
published. O'BrieD said the number of
these messages already exceeded two
thousand and the stream showed no sig N
of diminutiOn
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SPEAKER CRISP.
He Explains the Victory al Meaning Pros.
perity for All.

ATLANTA, Ca. Nov. 1O.-Speaker Crisp
today in an interview said IF we have
the Senate, and it looks as though we
might have it, the Democratic party will
enact such tariff law as will raise an
ample fund for an economical administra-
ton of the government al the same time
open to the people all the necessaries
OF life. If we cannyt increase the price TO
the cotton producer of what he makes, we
can increase the purchasing power of what
he gets for his crop and thus greatly bsne-
fit him. This is true of every other indus
try ia the country. Our victory means
local self government and home rule and
the prosperity of the great masses OF the
American people,"
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WHEELING, w. Va, Nov. 1O-Returns
from three-fourths of tue state show q
Democratic plurality on national and state
tickets of between three and four thou
sand. Until the official canvass is made
the exact plurality cannot be stated All
four Democratic candidates for Congress
are elected and the legislature is Demo
cratic.
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CHEYENNB, Wy, Nov. 10. Especial tele-
gram to TIE HERALD. --latest returns
show conclusively the electian of the
Weaver electors by $50 to l, 900. Coffeen,
for Congress, 1900; Osborne, 1000 to 5000.
4he senate will be Republican by one
majority, and the house Democratic Dy
from twelve to fifteen. The victory will
be celebrated tomorrow night in proper
style. Colonel Irish, of California. will
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The Vote in Illinois.

CHICAGO, H.. Nov. 1O-Six hundred and
ninety three precincts of no outside of
Cook county give Harrison $4,000, Cleve-
land 127, 507. The vote on the governor is
very close to these figures. Altgeid ran
a little behind Cleveland, and Fifer ahead
Of Harrison. Cook county haB given Cleve-
land plurality of 81, goo and Altgeld 81. COO
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Hnrrison,s Vote in Vermont.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VI, Nov. TO-
Returns received from 2ls towns in the
state give Harrison a majority of l9. GA
The same towns in 1883 gave Harrison a
majority of 26012. This indicates de-
crease of 6, SOS IN the Republican vote. 542
10 the Democratic vote and 20 in the Pro-
hibition vote The % remaining towns in
1883 gave Harrison q majority of ]. 44O.
Providing the rate Of decrease in the re-
naming % towns is the same Harrison's
majority viii be 20, $50.
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In View nf Tariff Refnrn1.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 1O.-At Atlanta
today ground was broken for large tin
plate factory. E. Stanford, president of
the Indiana Tin Plate Manufacturing COM
pany, will erect the plant.
The editor of the Atlanta Herald is in re-
ceipt of letter from Colonel Conger say
ing ne expected to double the capacity of
the works at Elwood at the earliest date
pOrcihla
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WHERE ARE THE PATRIoTs2
A Humber Of Official Vacancies in the Ex
ecutiVe Departments

q NUMDeT OF UIHcFat Facancles IN the EX-
ecutiye Departments.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10-There are a
number OF vacancies in the higher offices
Of the executive departments of the gov
ernment, and the problem Of filing them
has been considerably complicated by the
result Of the recent election. In view Of
tho fact that general change will be made
by the rev administration in March. the
vacancies are not altogether desirable The
prizes among them are the first assistant
postmaster generalship, commissioners of
the general land Office and number Of
diplomatic placss, including the Italian
Russian, Portuguese and Swiss missions.
The designations Of Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury Nettleton and Mr.. Crounz,
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THE PRESIDENT ELECT.

CongratuIatory kilograms Continue to Pour
in From Everywhere
New YoRK, Nov. l0.-Cheerfulness per-
vaded the home Of President-elect Clsve.
land today. Though tho weather without
was cheerless in the extreme messenger
boys bearing kilograms of congratulation
kept the door bell ringing almost con-
tinually. Secretary O'Brieu said this after
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-11
Afler kids Band OF Renegadas.

DEM1NG, N. M, Nov. 10.-A dispatch
was received this morning from Lieutenant
Bean stating that his detail from Fort
Bowie were in hot pursuit of Kid and his
band of Apaches. They came so near
them in Doubtful canon, Arizona, that she
Indians had to leave their camp utensils TO
escape. 1t is expected that ere this the
gang has been captured or many OF them
killed
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who is the Republican candidate for gov
ernor of Nebraska, win take effect next
month The president viii also have four
vacancies on the bench TO fill between now
and the 4th Of March. These are life posi-
tions and the most alluring prizes remain
ing within the gift OF the administration.
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Wisconsin All RIGHT.

MILWAUKEE Wis, Nov 1O.-Senttnel re-
turns with parts of twenty one out OF
sixty-eight counties estimated give the
Democrats plurality on governor Of 4, 47S.
figure slightly smaller than the electoral
ticket.
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A Contest in MICHIGAN.

MARQUETTE, Mich, Nov lO-J. Maurice
Finn who defeated the congressional candi-
date on the Democratic ticket in the
Twelfth district says that he viii contest
Stepenson's election on the ground of
fragrant violation of the election law.
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knock out previous Republican estimates,
and 1t is now certain that the Republican
state ticket is defeated by majorities of 800
to LOCO. 1t is believed the Harrison cleo
tors are also defeated, but Johnson, Re-
publican, for Congress, may pull through.
The legislature is IN doubt but probably
Republican by four or five majority.
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The Landalidn in Arizona.

Tucson, Ariz., Nov. lO.-The majority
for Smith, Democrat for Congress is 1,575
against 430 in 1890. Both branches of the
legislature are Democratic Pima county
elects the entire Democratic ticket for the
first time In the history of the territory.
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Minnesota Legi lature is Antl-Reuubiean.


ST. PAUL, MINI, Nov. 1O.-From re-
turns received up to II o'clock tonight, the
Globe figures that the Minnesota congress-
ional delegation will consist of four Repub-
Leans, two Democrats and one Populist
From present indications the legislature
will be anti-Repu blican by small major
ity but no figures can be given. The Re-
publicans claim that Nelson's Republican
majority for governor will be between TO-
600 and 1900
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CIazeIand.s Plnralitr in lnninnn.

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 1O.-Oficial returns
have scarcely begun to come in yet. IN
official returns from eighty eight of ninety
two counties, with four others estimated.
give Cleveland II, 1S5 plurality No figures
can yet be given as to the total vote. or
peoples or prohibition candidates.
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MILWAUKEE, Nov 0.-Commander-in-
chief Weissert, Grand Army of the Re-
public, has appointed Corporal James
Tanner, of Brooklyn, Judge advocate gem
eral This completes the personal staff OF
the commander-in-chief.
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1he New Mexico Legisiatnre

ALBUQUERQUE. N. NJ, Nov. 1O.-The new
house in the New Mexico legislature is
Democratic by three majority, the senate
represented by one vote. The vote on
delegate close, but favors Joseph, Demo
crat.
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Massachusetts Gives Harrison snail MAJORITY.

Massachusetts Gives Harrison small Majority
BosToS, Nov. 1s.-No revision Of the
presidential vote OF the state is yet made,
but it Is asserted that Harrison's plurality
is about 200. Returns for governor are
still incomplete and the exact plurality
cannot be given for Wolcott. Republican.
The congressional delegates. it is thought,
will stand ten Republicans AND three
Democrats.
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The Indian TERRITORY in Line.

GURHRrE, L r.. Nov. TO- Flynn, Repub-
lican, was elected delegate to Congress.
The Democrats and Alliance have The
legislature.
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General Miles 70 Go East.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1O.-II is rumored in
army circles that General Miles will with
in a few months exchange departments
with General Howard, now commanding
the department Of the Atlantic.
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Good Neruing Posrmastar Easb

WASHINGTON, Nov. l0.-Ths president
has appointed Albert H. Nash postmaster
at Salt Lake city, Utah, vice Irving A
Benton, resigned TO accept an appointment
Rs United States marshal.
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Posi- EIected in Illinois.

GALEsBuRe, H., Nov. 1o.-General P. S.
Post, Republican candidate for Congress
in the Tenth district, has 1875 plurality
over Hunter, Democrat.
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Oh, GIVE Us A BEST!
Carter Does not Appear to Know When He's
Got Enough

New YORK. Nov. TO- chairman Carter,
OF the Republican National committee, sent
the following telegram to President Rarri-
son this morning: "Returns show we are
defeated by pronounced majority. The
defeat can only be attributed to reaction
against the progressive policies OF the Re-
nnhlican nartVu
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Am kxnress nivldenI.

New York. Nov 1O-The board Of d.
rectors OF the American Express Company
have declared dividend of So per share
payable in January. Transfer books close
December 10th and reopen January 4th.
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MCKINLEY Ought TO KNOW

PrTwsBURG. Pa, Nov 1O-Governor
Mckinley was in the city tonight and in an
interview said he could not account for the
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Hnnr Eleeted in rnraa

GALVESTON, Tex. Nov. TO- Indications
are that Hogg, Democrat, for governor, is
elected by small but safe majority.
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UNCLE JERRY RUSK.
He Says the Tariff Men the Sole Cause of
Defeat

CHICAGO. Nov. 1O.-Secretary Rusk was
in the city today on his way back TO Wash
ington. He said ''We were cleaned out
that's all there is about ii. In my opinion
the tariff was the whole and sole cause.
There has been howl everywhere about
it and the Homestead affair made the labor
ing classes discontinued. ndouotediy
there has been change of the public as to
sentimentn
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Russell RIected IN Nassacbusetlg,

BosToN, Nov. 1O.--Reviaed returns give
Russell, Democrat, for governor, 1887
plurality.
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New Mexico ,Joins the Procession

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, Nov. 1O.-Con-
servative Republicans concede a small ma
iority for Bishop, Democrat, for Congress.
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More Water in the Stock.

New York, Nov. 10.-The Western
Union Telegraph company this afternoon
declared stock dividend of 10 per cent.
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result of the election He is not prepared
to give up Ohio yet, having received a tele-
gram from Columbus saying the state was
safe for the Republicans by 5000.
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North Dakota Drops In.

BISMARCK, N. D., Nov. l0.-Returns from
twenty leading counties almost completely
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McKinIey's District Returns Democrat.

ALLIANCE, O., Nov. lo-One of the big
surprises Of the election was the selection
of DIR. George P. Ikirt, Democrat, in this
McKinley's district. for Congress.
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New Cruiser Launched.

BROOKLYN, Nov 1O.-The nsw cruiser
Cincinnati was successfully launched at
the navy yard this afternoon.
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CARBON CoUNTY'S VOTE.

The Democrats Csrry lt by Three Hundred
Majority.
RAwIINs, Wy, Nov. 1O.-TSpecial tele-
gram to The HERALD. Chairman Mayor,
of the Democratic committee. claims 800
majority in this county for Osborne for
governor; also 100 for Weaver and the full
legislative ticket. He comedies the sheriff,
coroner, superintendent Of schools and at
torney to the Republicans. The balance of
the county is Democratic with the county
treasurer and clerk of court in doubt
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Republicans Get Nine Electors, the Democrats
Five

DETROIT, Nov. TO- = Complete returns
show the election of seven Democrats and
five Republicans to Congress. The Repub
licans elect nine presidential electors, the
| Democrats Eve.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-10-15
MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas. default has been made in the pay
ment of certain OF the money secured by q
certain indcnture of mortgage dated the sixth
county Of isaraEs' " tls siais Of MiShixa: to
The Office OF The Register Of deeds OF the coun.
ty OF Baraga. August 18th 1870. ut o'clock
Il, Which VII saia mortauSc Was. BY d. deed 2' q
assignment, bearing date October
nth l.So, together with thu, promissory
the aid james I Byers s and oS yePsy
bis wife, TO Luke Welsh: of the village Of
LAnsc. IN said county Of Barag1, which deed
Of said register on the nth day %, October.
1880. ut o'clock p: m IN I.iber OF Mortgages.
on pages re and -. and whereas, there Is
upon said mortgage the sum Of two thousand
three hundred and twenty.ciyht dollars and
eighty nine cents, the same being the amount
secured thereby with Interest thereon, aud an
attorney fec OF thirty five dollars in addition
theretc. and no SUIT or proceeding having
secured by said mortgage or any part there.
OF Whereby the power OF sale in said
sfhepeiare aIs M become Sps,atiyf
pursuant to statute and by virtue of said
power Of sale that the prcmi.es In said
SaSsTs e Gss c Ese, VII sS h e. RuG as
Vt the front door Of the court house IN the
v!llnge Of L'AnSc In snid county of linI1l9,l.
lthat being the place of holding the Cir.liit
Court In and for said county, by the sheriff Of
said county or his iIntlcr-shcriif or deputy.
Said premises are described In said mortgage
~ follows:
."All that certain piece or parcel Of land
situate In the Township of BnrnRa, County
Of l}araRn. and State of Michigan described as
fOllOws,to wit: Commencing ut the section
corner. OF section .twenty-seven l2D twenty
eight (2sl thirty three (l3) and thirty -four Gay
IN township fifty-onc t5I) north Of range thir-
ty-threc lg, west, running thence In q south
westerly direction parallel with the .EAnse
and !Iolighton state road one hundred ninety
!lpO! feet and seven 90 ncllesa u place OF
beginning: running thence In u solitlic;lstcrly
direction TO the Duluth. South shore K
Atlantic railway right OF way, thence In
q. southwcstorlv. direction sixty (Gp) feet.
thence in n northwestcrly direction to the
LAnse Il liourltOn state road thence in
nosth,Gasierly direction along sad L'Ansc
and iioughiOn State road sixty feet 10
the place of beginning. with all the build
lngs thereon known as thcs"ByerS Block !
together with the hercdiiainpnts and
appurtenanccS thpreunto belonging or in
nnywisc nppertainng.
Dated Aug 20. ls92'
LUXE WELSH.
Assignee.
CHADBouRSE & REFS,
hssigncos' Attorneys.