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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30
JOHN II. STARIN INJURED.

HE FALLS AND sPRAINs HIS KNEE AT GLEN
IsLAND-FEARs THAT HE MAY BE
LAME FOR LIFE.
John II. Starin seriously injured at Glen
Island yesterday morning. The doctors who at
tended him Immediately after his injury and UP TO
the time he was taken to New-York, fear ne may
be lame for life a result Of the mishap.
On Tuesday afternoon, Mr.. Starin went to Glen
Island TO look over the work In progress there in
anticipation OF the opening OF the season He spent
the night at one OF the cottages. Yesterday morn
ing. about O'clock he left the cottage to start Tor
New-York. AS he was descending the gangpia.hhk
TO the boat plying between Glen Island ana re
mainland he slipped and sprained his knee. ne
tainted and was carried TO the cotaSe tT Sev ap pe
ieved the pain, and word was sent to PER o. ~
About clock in the afternoon one OF Mr. starin
boats arrived at Glen Island TO Dr'hs MIN " ''s
cfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30
SAN FRANCISCO ASKS FOR INFORMATION.

The Merchants Exchange OF San Francisco teie-
graphed TO the New-York Maritime Exchange.
wire US promptly about loss OF steamer Colifna.
which was thought indicate that the reported
loss Of the Colima had not then been confirmed In
San Francisco But Mr.. Lane. the secretary or
the company, said later that a telegram mad been
received from their San Francisco once CONFIRM
ing the news OF the loss Of the vessel The DIS
patch said that the news had been brought TO Man
zanillo by "A boa,loah OF people. who had escaped
Nothing was known OF the number lost or Of the
cause Of tho accident Mr. Lane thought II
hardly possible that only one boatload had escaped
and looked for early news OF other boats.
The addresses given in the dispatches OF a num-
Der OF cabin ana steerage passengers who were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30
SENATOR SHEENIN At ZANESTILLE.

SPEAKING As ONE HAVING AUTHORITY.
From The Springfield Union
John sherman speaks one having authority.
and II Republicans anywherr have feared that the
foundations OF Republican financial policy were he
lng broken up, We hope they VIII take courage
from the great Republican leader IN finance. lie 4
not "A gold bug silver bug neither a GOD
monomctalisi nor silver monuin"ihl4lHi. but a
sound money Republican. who knows what he be
nrvcs In, and what the Republican party believes
in ana what the Republican party can ana ~ill do
when in,rnstcd with the financial anairs OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30
\ SAFE GUIDE FOR THE PARTY.
From Tho nnl,Imorc Amcrlcnn.

Senator Shcrmnns speech ns chairman OF the ohio
Republican Convention probably outlines IN" policy
OF his party In the struggle OF 1896 The Senator
would as soon abIure his religion "a to advise tn"
reputation OF single obligation or the Govern
mont, ana he knows very wei that fee silver COIN
age no matter how spccous may be the peas OF lis
advocates would bc reputation. fut the sgnin-
cant point In Senator Shcrmans speech ~ inc acc.
laraiion that there must be a revision of the tariff
policy OF the Government In accordance with Ameri-
can interests The only good features OF tho pres
ent system are those borrowed from Republican leg
fsi1tiOu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Maine Ncw-IIamrshrc ard Vermont fair; warmer.
variable winds.
For Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut fair:
warmer. s0uthvestcry winds.
For Eastern New York. fair warmer; southery winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania and NcwJerscy. fair warmer
southws-t.rly winds
For the District II Columbia Delaware and Maryland.
continued warm fair weather. souherly winds.
For Virginia fair. cooler IN western portion sou,hery
winds.
For Virginia. fair; cooler IN western portion;
soutlerly winds. 49,.
For Western PENNSYLVANIA and Western Eew-lork fair:
warmer: southwestcrlv winds.
For OHIO fair followed by Increasing coudiness on
Thursday cooler southwesierly WINDS.
For Indiana fair except showers In extreme southern
norton cooler In portion. southweserly winds
becoming variable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30
PITTSBURG EDS ron THE CONVENTION

Pitisburg. May 2o-Ths city Is making n strong
bid for the Republican National Convention Of 1896
THE Times has started guarantee fund u 800
900 ID defray expenses All the newspapers and bust
ness men are making every effort possible for tho
convention and much announcement has been re-
ceiycd from National Committeeman III FAVOR OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30
M1RHIED.

coNKLJSG-TRr sIOw--on Tuesday May q. a. the
residence ~ the BRIDES parents. No 1s3 ST. Marks
ave. Brooklyn BY the Roy ,hauneey H. brewster
Alice Angeyine. daughter OF ,n' anu "rs' '"'"'' -
Trusow. Henry conking H. d.
-COII.ISS-On Tuesday, May y. at The resi-.
dence q Mr. and Mrs W. n Parsons r. Sio mess
f6th-st By the Rev. Henry VI. Booth. ID. D., Annie
Jcwett daughter Of Mr.. Charles j. Collins ana "altes
Butler Howe.
sAITUs- NOYEs-On Wednesday May 90 1895 at 81.
Paul MINI, by the Rev. John Paul Egber,. - -, as
sisted by the Rev. William Adams Brown, OF rev,
York Eveleyn McCNrdy Noyes. daughter 81 Daniel
Rogers Noyes. Rollin Sanford saltus on BROOK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
TRYING TO OUTwIT THE sCALPERs.

TRYING TO OUTWIT THE SCAI.PERS.
81 Louis May CAS- the result Of an agreement
reached yesterday by the Chicago and Alton Wa
bash. Vandalia and the Illinois Central. the pas
sengcr rate between East 81. Louis and Chicago
has been reduced from s. % to st. This rate, which
anpcs in both directions and over all lines. VIII re-
main in force until all danger Of scapers manpu-
latlng excursion tickets IL passed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30
MISS DODGE SINKING RAPIDLY

SHE Is NOW UNABLE TO TAKE NOURIsHMENT
AND THE END Is EXPECTED SOON.
Washington May 2a.-Mss Mary Abigail Dodge is
sinking rapidly. and her physician does not think
she last another wcnty-four hours. She Is not
able TO take food OF any kind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30
7Hf UEtTHEH REPORT
TWO AREAS or uGu PRESSURE.

Washington. May 20 An area ~ hrh pressure cover"
a., drrcta east the Mssi~sppi river ani second
hlgh covers the Rocky Mountain districts storm
~ moderate intensity central IN oklahoma and sec
,ul e,tm IA. Developed north ~ Montana The hnrom
etcr nna risen IN all districts cNc'p, IN the Middle A.
mntic states the being rapid Ia the Missouri Valley
Tho temperature has risen m nll districts east OF tho
Na4llaupl anl the Rocky Mountain plateau. II has fallen
in th. Nirrlur Vale, and the southern Rocky Noun
tain slope Knn has fallen IN thc iuif states and tho
lower Mi.alsapp Valley. Occasional showers have oc
,,,,fol On tho Rocky Mountain tlopr ana the Pacific
Coast Rain IL indicated FOR the Gut states and the
middle Mississippi Valley and ,h' weather Will hc fair
IN tho sfh.r daric's Warmer weather ia Indicated FOR
Nov rnplnrd tho Atlantic Coast and the Rocky Noun
tain St.i.a and cooler weather for the central valleys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30
coyGREG Troy roTEs TO DSBAND
RESULT or TIE TROUBLE IN 81. ITKES METH"
DIST EPISCOPAL. CHURCH BROOKLYN

DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. BROOKLYN
Trouble has been brewing among the members Of
:, Iuk.'s Methodist Episcopal church Marcy ave
ana Penn-st brooklyn. for several weeks. '"S'
night a, a meeting IL decided BY majority
,o.. % ashland Tho origin Of the trouble was the
oro,s,ion 10 the Rev William II Booze or FRO
hihtion PARK Staten Island. becoming pastor OF 'he
church on the part ~ some ~ the members. me
p.iult OF the church has been vacant FOR several
weeks since the Rev. William II HuhbeU resigned.
n. nlghf william Clark moved that the church
lIs,,rf In ,,.W ~ ihc fact that the iTopk y u
,.,,rrh society had refused 90 pay 60 the cGnfch
"a, ahleh IL promised. ami because the conference
80 ,.,re.l - s.nl "A man - ih" church % preach
,p,, .,.A 10 good The motion was carried almost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30
CARDINAL. LUIGI RUFFO- SCILLA.

Rome May 29-Cardnal Luigi RuffoScilla died In
this city to-day. He born In 1910. and was
created a Cardinal In 1891.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30

Philadelphia May 29--1he most exciting runaway
that has ever occurred In Philadelphia took place
this afternoon during nag-ralslng al the Emerald
Primary school \ middenel horse dashed through
a crowd OF adults ana little children and rainplrd
nineteen Of the latter under foot Provlientialy no
1|4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30

Real Estate. The Oranges, y. j., specinisx'
EDW. ?. HAMILTON a. CO.. 90 broadway, ~ I.
Office at Orange station open Decoration Day. BOTH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30
STILL FOREMOST ~ FINANCE.

From The Mall and Express.
Senator Sherman has sounded the keynote % the
grca: campaign between honest money and Popl-
,sflc theories which VII. be on us next year. the
leader OF 1865 and 1873 Is the leader stiN.
OHIO REPUBLICANS SOUND ON THE GREAT
ISSUES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30
Special Notices.

IIirhcst Award for Artificial Teeth ne
Wit. Fair was granted Or HENRY \. pEANE, Den
ia, ISL IrSingion-aN ave. corner i5h-s Specially Ar-
,l Teeth Expression restored, Gas administered feie
phone ~ -ii3s
where 10 Find Good Liquors.
ANY Mace where Carl H. Schus's MINERAL WArENH
arc sold Good liquors ana Eo'i waters always 10 "
grth.r.
Oct Rocbucka window Screen wrs
cloth NJ Rochucks. i,2 fucnse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

7, this diagram a continuous white line shows ne
In pressure indicated by The Tribunes sell
recording barometer The dotted line represents the tenn
neraturc recorded at Perry's Pharmacy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30

Durnett's FIavoring Extracts

Ar they get posted buy the best Furniture for the
money at FLlNTs. ~ West 23d ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30
DIED.

Notices of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with both name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30
, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SPEECH.

From The Philadelphia Inquirer.
senator Shernan's speech on the currency question
as from the shoulder to the centre OF the target
sI,bo,,t even the deviation OF inch On this.
III other affairs OF genuine importance good old
t 81 John always knows where he Is at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30

The Republican party has stood always for sound
money for a dollar OF 100 cents. whether Of gold.
silver or OF paper. Il Is the Nations anchor to-day.
holding true against ali blasts. whether from Popd-
iisis and Democrats without is mining camp as
socatcs Within. OHIO Republicans. responding -
the counscs o: their wise statesmen ana master
OF finance have fa,se notes IN their voice on the
great issues OF the day-Proiect.on and sound cur
renC\.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30

peaut' # location among The Hudson Hehlanis.
Peekski.l New-lork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30

Yet the old ex-secretary. OF the Treasury IS no
fancfical hater OF silver Not at al. He avOw,
Himself Il bimetast Of the conservative. safe
ascbool-,he school TO which BENJAMIN Harrison be-
ionos He would be glad the coinage Of ST.
,,er resumed both sides OF the Atlantic under an
International agreement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30

He (Senator Sherman gave the keynote TO Il
convention regards the principles and policy
he Marty holding up before the Committee on Re
oIutions a safe chart 10 follow in formulating q
platform.
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10 Be SURE.

Reliable information comes to lis
that at ii meeting held last sunday in
our sister town If iIouna FIR the Eur-
pose of organizing n White Republican
club. under the new d~i>penSation. one
of the speakers assured lis auditors
that those WHO joined the club a~suln
ed the obligation Of voting tor Il fall
state ticket from governor down 10
constable and from constable uu to
governor.
This is what WE predicted when the
National Republican, movement WAS
launched last fail. Hat tie time would
come when some Of the leadeis il it
would Want II make ii embrace State.
as well as National issues. In onr
last number, III Warming nul people
against joining such clubs, we pre-
dlcted, and we ieitcIate it here, that
the logic ef events will gradually lead
the National Republicans into the old
line Il publican party. and that many
who will have joined the former III the
fond hope of belonging 10 i white par
ty, would iii the end tini themselves
IN the other camp.
Let dissatisfied voters who conten-
plate going into the ranks If the Ma
tional Republicans III the vain hope If
bettelins their condition. reflect we'll
and long owe the situation, and cou-
slider II IN all its bearings, ere they
take IA step winch they ma forever
regret. Let Diem keep ont Of Gibbs.
Why should honest men bind them
selves IN writing to support this a.
that party? Why is not their simple
word goodg Why. except to try 70
hold them to their written obligation.
aud to exact the pound Ut flesh, evtu
when they have experienced a change
of heart.
Free Americans. exercise ynur rights
Of rlvate opinion III matters political.
but let liz man or set of men bind YOU
i'll writing to follow even the course of
your choiee tor the time beifg. Don't
c%pttail Your great privilege If freedom
of action, and remember that in the
exercise of Your right Of suffrage YOU
have personal duty u perform which
no II else can discharge fI you. BE
free to act, when the time comes, ac-
cording to the best tight before you.
Be free.
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saturday SOV. 2 1873.
JUDGE cENFRT AOTI CAN
UIHl TI.

Our readers who read the dailies al
ready knoW that jus ice ZNeEnefy has
refused 10 become Il candidate IN OPP
position to Gov. Foster. He had Been
brought forward by the mass meeting
which was held ON the 22nd ult.. fol
the special purpose OF oirapizing op
position 10 the adminiStiat ~ aud the
city ring. 1t was intimated then that
Justice McEneiy would accept the
nomination hat we doubted it and.
for reasons not necessary to recapitl-
late here. expressed The hope in our
last issiie that he would not consent t.
the use of his name.
The SENTINEL Is glad that the grand
old Roman has refused tn become Il
candidate not because il would rot
have supported him had he entered
the lists rot because it would not
have liked to see him ut the helm Of
the old ship of state: hut because il
recognizes that it would have been Il
great Injustice to Judge McEnery to
require him at his time of life and I'M
der the existing conditions to re- enter
the political arena because it felt
that his eandid.ltnre wonia have been
the signal for the renewal OF the strife
and turmoil ont of which the Demo-
cratic party has not yet fully emerged.
If it were deemed necessary to oppose
Foster any other opp"nent than Nc
Emery would he less Likely to Stir M,
the dying embers OF bitterness result
ant from the last fight in the ranks of
the democracy, and in the present
posture Of affairs in the State, it is the
duty of every good democrat to avoid,
as much as possible, any cause of Fiji
ton among the of his party.
1t looks now as though Gov. Foster
VIII not have any serious exposition
tor the denomination. Perhaps. it will
all be for the best in the end. 1t NAV
leave the party III a Getter shape to
fight the common foe. Let democrats
buckle on their armor aud be ready
for the fray.
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som. Understanding <ren> ~ have
been Irnrt "a l,v which, The question of
the h"utty VIII he S"o brought iie-
FIRE rli,. courts, and matters SO exp"
dited w tte government ~ to have
the matter determined 10y the Supreme
Court of the United States with the.
LEASE pn>sitle delay. This will be the
When the matter reaches the Supreme
Cumt, it i, the opinion of many law
yeiS that the cnnsiitutIonality of the
act N;ii lt decided iavniably IL the
planters. 1t woa'd seem, therefore,
To their interest 20 bring the matter
before the liglies- uIhunal III the sand
as seen as possible.
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The Democratic Parish Central Com
mittee of L.afnurchr has been called To-
meet her. ~ Saturday, November 9tl,
tn provide fer the rlrcIinn of dele
gat. : tn tie State nominating cnnven
top ~ Shreveport, and to transact
such 9TH business rs may come M
for consideration II is more than
likely that The reinY,ittts will also
call i primary election IT, nominate.
candidates f"r the rarnchia, Offices.
Prospective candidates s!lould L.:
their friends SHOW that they intend to
enter The lists hy means 1T an ad. III
utr columns. Their. is IN time to
lose.
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THE CORRECT VIEW.

The gand jury Of Baton Rouge in its
report to the court calls attention to
the fact Of increasing crimes of vin-
lence III that parish and attribute that
unfortunate stat. OF things to the use
o~fintexicants aud the habit Of carry
ing concealed weapons. The same
causes will acronn FIR many Of the
crimes of violence in nearly every
pnlt,uii of the Stare. Nothing will
serve To excite a mans passions non
than bad wl,iskry and when lie gets
III flat condition he is exc ready to
whip out the handy pistol aud pull
the trigger on his fellow man.
IL discussing the evils noticed by
the grand iuy, that body makes the
following sHg"rsflnn:
\ strict execution ot law is nectssa-
~. hnt the moral support IT th- com
mnnity III the r1e. entioa Of 81 ne is
OF muci. NOR" Importance. ere
fu1r not only call upon the rai but
upon the cammrnits iF latgs. ", cor Z
to the rescue and s>istanre Of the
court in eavln s'r;c!S ir"u being
overwhelmed In Tire wee aud crime
that threatens II.
The Baton Eouge grand jury has
taken the c"trrct Vi ". an tvrIy
.ooi citizen in tie Sratc >lnuia 'ay
tie I.>>oa to heart aud lender Vel On
It. In I%epahle=t Ir G. rzen'> duty is
To help ii court. 81 his chuutiv in the
execution If tie laws IL cnlfiyating
and prnpasatre . h"aiLhy sentiment
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THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
CAILED.

IN another place will be foand the
notice Of Il call Of the Democratic Par
Isf Central Committee To meet in this
town Oh November OH. 1895. at l
o'clock p. m, ior the purpose Of talk
ing the necessity steps to elect dele
gates to the State Nominating Con
ventIon at Shreveport. December 18th.
1885, and to transact such other
business ~ may come for considefa-
ton. As the time is short between
now aud the date O.. the convention il
Will De well to have Il full attendance
OF the committee st as to have no
postronea5eht, and every member
should deem it his duty t. he present.
i is important that Latomche
should be we'll renrese9ted in the
coming convention, ever though there
be no opposition for the first place %
the ticket. There may be some cen
test for tile other places and it is i'm
partant that the best selection be-
made for all the State offices.
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LOUISIANA Has 4 SIMILAR
Id ".

"a man was recently indicted in
Virginia for stealing 81 cents worth
of bacon. He was found guilty, and
as this was the cGlprit's third convic-
ton, he will, according te Virginia
law. he sentenced for life. Is not this
Il relic of harbarism ?"
The foregoing is taken from the
Plcayune.s legal column in last Sun
days issue. In answer to the Pies
query, We say that if it be Il .'relic of
~barhafisin,' the same relic stands on
II statute books. section ga Of the
Revised Statutes providing that 1.-The
judge shall have the power to sentence
Il person who may be convicted for
a second or third otfense TO double or
ripple the penalty imposed by law and
for ii fourth o%ffense, the l,ersen so
convicted may be sentenced 10 per
petual imprisonment"
1t will be noticed that our law makes
no distinction between misdeneanors
and f~e1onies IN the infiction Of tho
additional penalty for repeated com
missions of the same ~otiense. and per-
haps few petty m~alefactors have even
reflected that upon the fourth congic-
ton for assault and battery, for i'll
stance, or any other light misdemean-
or, they may be sentenced to implis-
onment for life.
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Mr.. Henry Thihodaux who had con
tracted to ouild Mr.. L. T.. Morvant's
cottages on Clinton street. has finished
them and tarned six ueat little dwell
Ing houses to tlei owner. The row
Is quite ai attractive one and the
houses will no doubt be soon taken
by tenants. Mr.. AIoryant Ibis decided
to build two more houses facing on
Harrison street, and we understand
that the sanae contractor has the Job
to erect them. Such cnterplislng
property holders as Mr.. M%orvaut do
good to ii town and we uoald like to
see more Of them.
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The town council has passed an OF
d;nance fixing The rates for the use Of
water. and there are some citizens
who have been heard to growl AZ the
rates as entirely too high. We have
not seen the ordinance and are not
therefore, II \ position to judge Of the
business ct the criticism. In our neyt
Issue we propose TO review the whole
question, III justice TO the council
il should be Salti IL this connections,
that some people are of the opinion
that the rates are reasonable.
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The VIII clonh a@ain h"vers over the
east. Russia .iiS entrre /, OF at least
is repeated to have entered. INTO "a
ueat, with China which greatly dis
pieases England, IN nov the British
lion il engaged IN Vigorous mntcsts
aus! il series Of grouis at the Russian
bear, which does not seem To be fright
ehed a bit. The British lion is given
4" staggering and ~everhearing Ways
when he is displeased with some act
of his u%eighbor's but if ne be o care
iHi with the bear, he may discover too
late for his own good that lie has
tackled the wrong animal.
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We received numbers ! and 2 Of the
first volume Of the Court journal, i
weeklyrublis;,ed in New Orleans by
Willis J. Roussel & Co. 1t is devoted
~ court news and proposes 10 give a
iesnme OF the transactions of the va
ii courts OF the State, and also a
llsfof transfers taking place in the
varlous parishes. ano such further in
formation as will be of Interest to law
yets and business men. II it keep mp
these promises, it will prove Of value
t. the class it undertakes 10 serve.
The first number presents lis readers
with q goodlictnre Of fudge parlange,
Of the Unitkd States District Court,
and the seefAA number With the pic
lures of JN3kHh Ferguson and Noise,
OF the CrinsioM Court.