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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07
nApr,ALLAw RULES ARMY AND NAVY
THE sJ-PREME COURT SAYS THAT CIVII o0'
MUST NOT INTERFERE WITH Mii'-

MUST NOT INTERFERE Win "'
TARY SENTENCES.
Washington May 6.-The military ana na'a, "
tah,,sh,nents won a victory in the supreme |oO''
'. 49, I-r;,od states to-day in the decision upon
~. haheas corpus case of Captain NJ. H. Johnso'
against David Il. Sayre. Sayre was a i"''' 20
masters clerk stationed at the NorlolN Nay
where he was charged with the empe~"e -.
about $500 of the public funds intrus'eu ~ ,'1
care A trial by corrt-nart.al followed resui','9
-. h,s conviction and sentence TO Imprisonment Tor
two wears with loss OF pay while In prlsoi anu
discharge from the service at the close Vi
prisonment lie was placed In the CUSTODY y. r
rain Johnson while awaiting transfer 10 'iie Do',o.
Navy Yard, the place named IN the sen''
his confinement He applied to Judge Hushes' "
the United States Court for the Easter" D's"
~ Virginia for release on writ OF habeas CORPUS
and IL was granted. the Court hoidng 'n"' u"'
the third amendment OF the CONSTITUTION p'o'e
ton for such crimes In time OF peace couiu oi's
be had In the civil courts. AFTER prese"'a"o" "'o
indictment by the Grand Jury
From that decision OF Judge Hughes the "n'"'
authorities In tho name OF the Attorney-Geherai
OF the United States. appealed to the supreme
Court OF the nited States. and the case was al a.,
Rued there last month by Lieutenant lAttiefon W.
r. Walker OF tho Marine Corps. judge adVocaIe od
the court-martal The opinion OF the supreme
Court OF the United States was announced by Jus
ffth Amendment adopted by Judge Hughes could
not be approved The members, Of the hesu'ss ar
said We're subject TO the military law and au-
thortty AT all times while they so remained in ser.
Vice and members OF the militia were sub)ect 10
The construction OF the court below, Justice Gray
ss'a mSniS sci Of Army Navy
. way and to n degree not anticipated by The Con-
etitution The DEGREES OF military or naval courts
martial he said, were not subject TO review by the
civil courts under process OF writs OF habeas cor
nus The Judgment OF the Circuit Court was re-
versed and the petitioner remandcd to the CUSTODY
The "p decision Of The supreme cour, received
by the representatives. OF the Department OF Jus
tce with much satisfaction. They said that II was
one Of the most important decisions the court had
ever announced Numerous prisoners under court
martial conviction, temporarily held IN bar
RACKS awaiting the action % the court. VIII be- sent
10 tho prisons Designated in their sentences. 10
serve their terms OF imprisonment.
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TWO NOTABLE EXHIBITIONS or rrRs.

c. g. Gunthcr's Sons. the wcknown furrier'. Of
No l4 Fifth-ave. will have typical eNhiD'i AT INC
ca. Show. In a large room. the floor covered Win
beautiful fur rugs and skins will De shown group
Of all the feiinac. stuffed and mounted true to NE"
About the walls rich furs and hauI-oinc heads VIII
hang while comfortable chairs scattered around
will invite the weary rcpose
Then at the Sporismsns Exhibition which opens
at Madison Square Garden May -, they VIII have
an especially fine display. Four white columns.
eighteen feet high. will mark the corners. Eagles
Will surmohnt these columns. ana heads Of animals
will hang about them in great profusion hrgc
rock covered with moss and Ivy. VIII stand In the
centre OF the space. and on II VIII be the largest
mounted buffaloes In the world Animals OF all
kinds will be grouped around To see come Of the
least known OF thes.. such as the moose. carlboo.
musk OK garr OK sable antelope. walrus. war; hog.
Wild boar Gland reindeer. ibex. nylghau, bosch
boch koo1oo hartebeeSt. gnu oryX pdIa!i. ~ a I'D
erai education IN big game ana Nils one with the
longing OF hunter. Having SHOWN the game they
will let visitors what useful articles can be pro-
ducei from the skins Game wine ana cigar cases
made from elephants feet. walsicoats FOR hunting.
for golf yachting, or tJboggannng, hunting coats
sleghing coats. coats for evening wear: robes for
sleighs steamer rugs. floor rugs and mats; scepirg
bags for hunting. legglngs. slippers. field pouches
and numerous other articles. all OF which viii be
we'll worth seeing and admring
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sorrH CAROLINA OFFICIALS ~ CONTEMPT

Columbia. s. G., May 6.-Therc was somewhat OF
a sensation nj the outset OF the hearing In the dis
pensary injunction before Judges Ciof ana
Simonton. OF the United States Court. this morn
Ing. AZ previously stated in these dispatches.
Judge Con- had Issued temporary injunction re-
stralning the State Board OF Control and all State
liquor authorities and employees from Interfering
with liquor brought from another State to this not
only while I'm transit but while In the hands OF
tho consignecs. The State authorities dsregardel
the order OF Injunction. and Commissioner Alixson
issued "A circular OF instruction to constables
ordering them to be more active than ever In sez-
Ing liquors. and seizures were continued Dr. Pope
attorney for comp.ainants. called this to the at
tention OF the court. and presented n copy OF the
o. ,nr win proper u"inNits' ne also presented
afldavits M against certain constables who made
seizures. In consequence judge Con Issued orders
against Mixson and Constabes A, T.. Davis ana 8
q. Lanar. requiring each 10 appear before him M
10 o'clock tomorrow morning and show cause
why they may not be attached and punished Tor
contempt OF court.
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, HTGH-CLASS PUSHES WILL BE THERE.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THE OPENING OF THE CAT
SHOW TOMORROW MORNING.
Secretary Hyde will be a busy man to-day prepar-
ing for the opening of the Cat Show, at the Mad-
son Square Garden. tomorrow. There Is great
deal Of detail and some anxiety In satisfying ex-
htbjtors and getting the show in order. But II vii,
be complete at the opening tomorrow morning. and
the pets who 10 compete for the prize ribboni
viii be well taken OF In the big restaurant on
the main hall and In the concert room above. There
will be a complete ARRANGEMENT for the convenience
Of the visitor and the classes will be designated, so
that the woman with a catalogue VIII ind what she
looks for The judges will begin work tomorrow
morning and by Thursday afternoon all the sue
cessful prize-winners Will be properly decorated, and
the ppon;ei ones will be staring at the winners.
wondering way the judges didn't make a different
decison =.
There VIII be floral decorations In the concert nall
and Tho setting of the exhibition Will be lavish and
beautiful The show will open at o'clock In the
morning and close 70 o'clock at night continuing
r,.i saturday
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yrDGE ALLISON on THE BENCH
,,,s v,Rsr TRIAL ~ THE GENERAL SESSIONS
nun, ,oss OF u.pGE cOwING's WHISPERS

,,,s rrRsr TRIAL ~ THE GENERAL stSsioNS-
THE LOSS or JUDGE cowINGs WHISPERS.
hugo cowing. Of the Court OF General sessions.
,.'a .lo,ol off his whiskers and when he entered
,h. criminal Courts building yesterday morning
or1 sour,orcd into the judges private elevator ''e
a,..,1.r, there stared at him and said; o'h'r
.,ova,or sirr' when the Judge SPOKE INC AT
PENDANT was profuse In his apo.oGes.
ON n signboarl In the corr'or OF '"e '''''"s
son .boly had posted this notice
DIED
vhistcrs gray suddenly, some time between :
, n, Eriday May 3 and u a. M MONDAY, any "
~ " ,,,tcriups OF the chicf justice OF W" 'pnr'
-, r,ncr,I S..sonS ~ the az" "l lhN'S y'hir
,h.L.,s that hnyr been the bhnc of IN" rilm'nni y
n,,s,ruro and witch have sat In judgment on l's
rn.y. Iurirg Tho past twenty years In',fmcnt
rr,v.,c Al the convcnicnc" or Inc b'f'h'''' NO
iowffR.
when Judge cowing escorted the newly APP
,otc,cl Judge Thomas Allison. to his Soat In Part
II ~ the court Of General Sessions the courtroom
,y,a crowded IN expectation OF some Formally ana
Jo,.u Preceding their arrival mn attenhnnt
Mon n huge basket Of flowers on ~" bench
prb.v wnro sen, 10 Judge Allison by friend. VINO
al no, scnd his name There was no ceremony
o., %, onward sign OF forma! installation whatever
Judce cowing explained the routine OF the court
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1000 s,.,s. Amea, from the Court Of claims.


iuhsrnent anirn,ed Opinion by Justice shras
Eo 10 John Simpson agt the steamer OrrSo',
ore and No 27s The Oregon Short Line ana ~, az
Northern Railway COMPANY, appeIiinl, 40 ,,..
Claire Mackenzie. Appeals IRON me rcnersnl Win
co.ts "a IN" original belant asairst the srahis,
crcgon and with COSTS 10 the oregon, az hs",..o.
nc inervenors and cause remsnded Tor lu -, ~
proceedings IN conformity WIN W" 'P'"'"" " w
roui. Opinion by Justice Brewer. .,.,t, f,i.,o,
10 ri The Corporation OF the Cntnona "'iiob;
Of Nesquay. IN washington Ierriioiy, "o,r, FOR
,.thron et nj Appeal from the tl.'tN 'Du., ~
he District Of Washington. Decree ""'''"'"
Unlnlon by Justice Brewer ,,..,a,,, 40,
me Marietta chnlr Company. Ia error 10 'h' u''
couri Tor the scufhcrn District o. ono ,.,",
sfiirmeI with COTS opinion by Jur'iGr n'aS ,o,,a
10 ~ VI. H. johnson. captain nv ,,'n ~,
cm CONT for he Eastern District - NIgdTHn' l,n
der reversod with costs ana c,ns. t."i mn,n, M
direction - remand Sayrc 10 custody 'p'"''"- -
No Il. EsnJamln Rich 9, a. ag, T9mnn nr'T n,
Fl nj Appeal from the Circuit .gnIl 20, ,, ' cns,.
,,,c, ~ Wer virginia Decree affirmed WIN 'V77'
Iplnion by Justice Harlan. cch-o,or o..
'Gn M Jane 81 Dal 81 RI ngt. \ s'n n,t =
nj Appeal from the Circuit Court Lor !" ro'
opInlon by a. Justice FED. 49,, ,,,.,... a,t
NJ" ipa John y. Beardsley ag me ArNshsas A., ~
Louisiana Railway Company. Appear rom ,ie u
cmii Court for the Eastern Ds'rc' o. 'hin,,..
DISMISSED with costs. opinion oy ''''' '""''N
:" s2s Winfield Scott Keys Of al. agi ne Eu'ci,
coneo;1a,ci Mining Company. hppe,l from e
crrult court for The Northern District OF . ~,
fornia Decree affirmed with costs. OPINION by 'h"i
Justice Fuller. -, ,.,,,, norr.. .,
n os cxecntors etc In error 20 the Supr me- Court
"f tho state of Washington. Dismissed for the want
81 81 mr,sdicilon. opinion by chief Justice Fuller
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DERELICTSALONGT THE COAST
THE GOVERNMENTS PRAIsEwORrHY
WORK ~ DESTROYING THEM

r-,GrAclor'e ATTITUDE or GREAT BRiThIH And
DnIITED MORE THAN 500 MILLS
HOW iEnELi,Ts ARE BLOWN Up
Waehlng,on May 'spcciaD.-Athoush there -
D., onpropriaiion especially for the service ana no
l,w even which rclll, empowers the Secretary OF
,h rovY 10 ,cnd out vessels - blow up dcrcl'cH or
fnnscn wrccke the wOff 81 clearing the ocean o' AZ
urs v.sgeir aa are deemed dangerous 10 navigation
ia carried on ~ The iI,lroGriahic Office - tho Nav,
pop,rif1cni Win nuch y3or ard Intelligence ~ 10
earn for fhia country thc highest OF opinions from
those engaged In merchant shipping ~ over Inc
world Tho photographic Oniccs OF France ana
England In the past have given Iiic or no attention
70 the destruction Of d"rc1c's' ana u was not UNI"
tho United states took the Initiative In the matter
end tho merchant capiairs 81 England AMI France
had addressed frequent petitions and requests 10
their Governments asking for their own coasts 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07
AuERYcAy SEAMES'S FRIEND sOCIETT.

The sixty-seventh annual meeting Of the American
Seamens Friend Society he'd ia the Sailors
Home. at No. 100 Chcrry-st. yestc day afternoon.
Tho Rev Dr. John Hall and the Rev. DR.. G. j.
Jones' who was n sailor himself ATTY years ago.
addressed the meeting and the Rev. Or Clark.
chaplain Of the United States ship New-York told
Of the work and trials OF the Clergy in the Navy.
Charles H. Trask presided the meeting. and the
annual report was read by the secretary Of the
society, the Rev DR.. ". C. Stitt. j. VI. Wood toll
OF the work among the men in the Brooklyn Nhvy
Yard OF which he has charge and the forming OF
Christian Endeavor societies aboard the ships.
The socetys sixty-seventh anniversary viii be
celebrated at the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church next
Sunday morning. The pastor Of the church. The
Rev. DR.. ". II. T. Faunce, viii preach the annual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07
TOE 4 CONSOLIDAUON or INTERESTS
MEMBERS or THE rRrir EXCHANGE TAKE FUR
THEIR ACTON \ MASS MEETING
Ii. IIEID

To ~ HELD.
a meeting o, the New-York Fruit Exchange was
held az i,s rooms Nos. : and - faTk race, AT
2.sO y. M yesterday. 20 reconsider. on the ADVICE
Of It's counsel Mr. Grain. the recent vote OF thi'
o-y,u,z,;ion 70 amalgarnate with the New-Yorll
l.ru,, nrvc.-s' Union and the New-Yorh Fruit and
Produce Ex ,hange under consolidation charter. re-
Gently obtained by the last-named organization,
which was found to be technically defective. ABOUT
twenty-five members were present President h.
Ruhlman was In the chair and william Rose was
secretary. After explanations by counsel and some
discussion. the vote WAS unanimously roconsidered
\ committee was then appointed. composed OF
Messrs Tucker yucca and Maxwell to confer with
the Ncw-YorlS Fruit and Produce Exchange and see
II that organization would dissolve and its members
join the Fruit Exchange.
Antonio yucca president OF the New-iork Italian
Wholesale Fruit Dealers Association. No "a South
Washington Square. in making a motion that n
mass meeting OF all the local fruit and produce ex-
changers be called by the Chair soon the re-
port Of the committee was received for the pur-
pose OF inducing all the fruit interests Of this city
to amalgarate with the New. York Fruit Exchange
and. II necessary to change It's name TO the New
York Fruit and Produce Exchange. said. In part:
Il believe that the great ma jority. II not all. Of
the wholesale fruit and produce merchants and
brokers. Of this city heartily In favor OF hav-
Ing consolidated exchange In order that IFS
voice may have effective influence with railroad and
steamship companies regarding frcight3 AMI trans
portatlon and In many ways 70 promote and pro-
tect the best interests Of n" wholesale fruit trade
at this port and throughout the country. AT far
less expense than Ia now incurred by the several
organizations which are working Independently"
Similar addresses We're made by others. and the
cided TO ask the members OF the Exchange sub
scribe $40 each In payment Of deficiency In las,
years receipts.
Following is n list or the trustees OF the Fruit
nnyers Union elected to serve for the year ending
man t. r. Franks r. H. Wcsman. a. ellen q,
!; Armstrong: {; H. Parsons. '. l.. Zorn. (. w
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VERDICT AGAINST THE CITY.
A 11,Py AFFIRMs THE VALIDITY OF THE
MIfLION-DoLLAR PARK CONTRACTS.
THE POINTS INVOLVED THE SANE AZ THOSE N
r,,c cp,v,xA,. CASE AGAINST THE EX-PARK
COMMISSIONERS Now IAplI
TuEN1

ENRICHMENT.
,ss, case Involving the validity Of al the con-
go .,.on under the Million Dollar act Tor the
,.,o,ov.m,rts IN the Park that "ah passed inS'
... 40 ,.,icve The distress among The poor was
doc,ed IN the Supreme Court ye7'"r1a| bc'ofe JUS
,,oo patterson when a verdict against th" cl'y was
,.,ac,ed l favor Of John Battery, the contractor
m. css. vvs, watched with clos" Interest ny pe
,.,cev N,c,l counsel for Mcssrs. 'lausch anu
r.,,s, the Indicted ex-Park Commissioners uhuc'
th,. ,omc letting Of contracts. ana ago Ny '"' az
800. ,or cx.comnlssloner Straus The Ncrd'c'
that the Jury trying this case at least ihonsh'
a., ,,c contracts were given ont TO CON
.o,or. no the commissioners In good faith ana inc
result will be balm the spirits OF the eS-Co'''s
s,o,ers as the same questions are involved III '"V
civil and the criminal cases ,
sIa,terys action Is for $500 with Interest an" u
claimed under nm order given TO him by 'he sup
,n,endent OF Parks and the Commissioners io' VI,
ing hole, and blasting rocks and furnishing o''io"s
N the city 1t was not denied by the ciiy 'ha' '"'
ra.r had been given nor was II contended that the
vork had not been done properly or that the pf'ce
Was no, n fair one The simple defence WINS "a"
the Commissioners should have ADVERTISED TOT ''o''
"a the entire amount of work done by siatlei: III III
der this and other orders amounted 70 49, 'n,or,,.
and that In no, doing they had lalien ~ c'Pla
with the law requiring contracts com i0' "
fob 10 be let al public iettlhs. ,.. cornoroti on
notIon made by ex-Assis'ant W po l1
Counsel Hawke who appeared as spe.,""'d on All
grounSs The decision of the jury inyoNss tne 81
itiitv Of several hundred thousand colaIS 80 mi
Contracts that given In the sam ,n IN good
s,.S ~ the commissioners. These are nolceu ~ a.
r,,ny Tho contracts without pubic !eluhs' do ~
was alleged the law required
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07
.prcTy. JoyCs WILL RENAW SILENT.

Troy ~ " May Ga rimor was circulated mat
becky" ZONES who appeared in the iIamcrsley
will contest In New-york several years ago and
VINO was locked up In Ludlow street JAN Tor CON
tempt Of the surrogatca Court was 10 'he'nSed az
tho Marlborough Bcresford marriage that nh' was
going to tel all she knew about 'no '''a''rs"y
family. Miss Jones was Tcon u, h'r no',' " pal
a,on an. ,o.dav There is nothing In the rumor.
Mas Zones aid 10 a reporter: Becky saye keep
@ ana Ma I"m s1nss family s S09 FOR
swcniy y"ars' She refused 70 dlvuEs family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07
4 Bio JERSEY PEACH cRop PROMISED.

Cape May y. j.. May CspeciaD-Thc farmers OF
southern New Jersey are iubant over the prospects
Tor an immense yield OF peaches this season. The
weather In the early spring was coo. that peach
trees dl not start 90 grow or bud. and rs "A conrr-
qucncc the present warm weather Is making them
burs, forth IN pretty budding white they are out OF
danger Of being blghted by frost. In years pas,
that IN" trees bldied TOO early and were then
damaged by frost. which made them yield blEhted
frult. This year the crop promises 10 be handsopie
W well 40 plentiful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07
MINORS OF A STEA MSHIP Trust

Rumors anoat yesterday In shipping circles
about the formation Of trust for the management
Of couple OF Liverpool lines ii was also Re-
ported that changes impending in the $40 steer
rate % Europe the part OF the British and
Continental lines. In recen, years several steamship
companies have gone out OF the storage business,
finding II Improbable. and the present rate Is sad
to be losing figure Liverpool dispatches VIII
doubtless throw some Hight the subject Of the
rufnors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07
COURT DECISIONS.

Washington, May s-rhe following decisions were
.rno"ncsd IN tho United States Supreme Court TO-
day: ,y,u,.. vu,s,
court OF the District Of Columbia Decree reversed
with costs and cause ~ ennoS Of mis-
Sovft, Opinion by Justice ehiTss - a..
No. ga This Pacific RAilee~A appellant ~" sns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07
A RESULT or HOLNdNISlf.

the session OF tho United States District Court.
which was TO have been At Rochester next week
will not be held. owing TO tho failure OF Congress-
10 make an appropriation therefor. Marshal Peck
is entirely without funds. and the business az tho
court will have to be postponed until September
when the court meets N thia city. The erect Of
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,,r Mist NOT RIDE UNDER THE NAME OF
90 WILMOT.

=, ,hs limited States Circuit Court Judge Lacombe
yesterday granted all injunction. on the application
~ william D. Wimot. perpctua:'y restraining her-
" via" t,,.s.v from performing a bicycle at
80 ,..,.. or anywhere else under the name OF
ty,lmo, Wimoi Is a professional wheel Faer, an
sii.sss that IIussey has been appearing j" p"o"c
hia N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07
GRATErUI-COMFO
EDPS'S COCOA,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES thorough know:
edgc OF hr natural which the operations o.
digestion and nutrition ard by careful Applicant OF ,ne
zine properties OF selected M Epis aas pro-
vded for breakfast and supper decatey navo ,
whl may sav neaiy doctors nhiA
,s suscSys use Of such articles that
eons,itutlon may gradually built until strong enoa9n
maiadies boating around ready 20 attack Wherever
.hers ,s a weak point. We escape many fate
shef, by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood
ana properly nourished frsme"Cvtl Service Gafette
Naae snnly with boiling milk. Sold only u
haif pound tins by Grocers labelled thus JAMES ffrS
a Co. Ltd. Homeopathic Chemists. LonooAs
England.
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this will be to crowd the Buffalo term Of coupt
" Tho second time this has happened In two year,
Is nd The local United States officials pronounce
nmtra ecotls II delays important cases and work0
Unnecessary hardshps on prisoners ana Witnesses
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dress 10 40. 2.3iT. OF RUDOLF MOssE. IS queen
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Guropran Aoucrtlse ments.

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the London ofiae Of The Tribune rs. Fleet Street
r. c. q convenient place 10 leave their advertisement"
sra subscriptions for Ths Tribune.
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iS3s $50 s4i 1872 lsi3. 1874. ls'6 1871 lN's 1919
CIV cour-Trial Term-par, lI-neiore Enrich, G. J.,
~ 100 i5go 1924 1sa2 1888 1911 i"-i 1875. los
i-nG 1857 s435 343e lt44 if43. 90 go, 2Si 1906 lsg
as2 1850 1880 l04.. 1915 1916 1875. ll'S. l2u' lWI
CIV coar,-Trinl Tern-Par, " before ynn Wyck -
sbori causes Nos 4OGe 31iS $40. &l2s 3Jo5. il'N.
sl3i 4076 i0I7. Case unfinished