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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-27

GOODMAN having abandoned the
field to the gifted was who does the
shearing for the Pen and Scissors
Department Of the Enterprise, that
brilliant humorist favors the readers
Of that paper with the following in
genious witticism
The Carson Appeal is acknowledged to
be the leading Republican organ in this
State, but it is much better known as
the railroad Tyre"
Which is why we remark that the
first impression of the visitor on
entering the Enterprise Office is that
it must be q Jewsharp. =
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nent ana promise had given that the people
of the country should not be taxed in any way for
CENTENNIAL cELKsRATioN
resansed the consideration of the bill TO
Claims Commission.
The amendments reported by the Committee on Claims
striking out appropriations for certain persons
agreed TO, and The bill was passed.
Mr. PRAr. oep9 Of Ind, called mp large number Of
pension bills, which passed.
Mr. LooAH, trep) Of III moved to reconsider the vote
By which the Indiana, Ohio and Illinois Two Per Cent
hiil wss refused ~ third reading and the motion was
M BAYARDs tdem> OF Del, resolution OF inquiry to
the conduct Of army onicefs In South Carolina was
passed.
passed -
Virginia.
TO allow the National Bank Of Springfield, No. to
change rs name. -
Mr.. BLAIR, Qib) of No., called up the House bill au
thorzng the construction Of bridge the Misss
sipp by inc ST. Clair and Carondelet Bridge Company
from some point the Illinois shore to the southern part
OF ST Louis, and 1t amended and passed. .
Mr. oOLDTHwAlrE called up the bill for the relcf OF j.
Moins and j. M. johnson. Passed.
Mr. SAWYER, (rep) of g. c. called the bill nding
the act in relation 70 the sale Of lands In South Carolina
mr. COZ. Gepl oi Cal. from the Committee on AYpro-
The bill read through, and the Senate then, at
twelve O'clock went into executive session, ana soon
after adjourned until ten O'Clock tomorrow morning.
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PAST YOUNG MEN,"
Lecture by Rev.. Henry Morgan, Of

Lecture by Rev.. Henry Morgan, Of
Boston.
The large hall of Cooper Institute last night con-
tanned about tive hundred people, who each had
paid twenty-five cents for the privilege of hearing
the Rev. Henry Morgan, Of Boston, deliver his
famous lecture on EAST Young Men," Mr.. Nor
gan is tall and gaunt, pale-ooking and beardless,
but with every trait OF shrcwd Yankee about
him. He presented tive sides of the picture of
EAST Young Men"-the dark side, or those who
i've fast lives and go down under a cloud, leav ny
no trace behind. The bright side brought out H.
lustrations OF fast young nen who, having s0wed
their wild oats, did not like the crop which they
produced, and hence took a new departure and
started on new career Of life and lett the world
regretted and mOurned by their fellows. or the
former class Mr.. Morgan cited the names and brief
sketches Of COeridge, Burns, Douglas JerrOld,
Charles Lamb Lord Byron, De Quincy, Edgar A.
Poe and others-men Of genius and OF power, some
of whom, however, the world admires and fionors
to-day. Among the latter he cited John b. Cough,
BENJAMIN Abbott, John Summerfed, two famous
Methodist preachers OF this country; John Bunyan,
skeletons were aptly clothed with humorous and
pointed anecdotes and illustrations, and the large
audience OF young men present were directed how
to avoid the temptations Of wine and women, last
horses and faster living, and each was encouraged
to take God and true woman into partnership II
he wished to succeed in this life and to be counted
worthy to inherit the life to come. Mr.. MOrgans
peroratiOn was beautiful and practical and ap-
pealed strongly to the emotions as he portrayed
the one man more on the wrecked schooner, and
with faltering voice whispered, ''Save him."
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SHIPPING NEWS.
WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH.

The NEW YORK HERALD has constructed telegraph line
from New York city to milestone. Ii, and the s
now open for the transaction of business
The line will be found Of great service those having
business with vessels passing to ana from the Sound and
every facility will be given merchants and others to
communicate promptly,
As there is no other telegraph communication with
Wholesome, the Herald Line will be open all business
and private messages, and the attended to with all
possible despatch
All messages must be prepaid.
The following rates have been established
Private messages twenty-five cents for ten words or
less; two cents for every additional word
Business messages-For q ssage Of twenty words or
less TO be delivered board vessels OF MILESTONE
dollar; five cents for every additional word.
Advertisements for the New YoRK HERALD free
Herald once corner Broadway and Ann street
Herald Ship News Office, pier No East River.
Herald Branch Office, No 1865 Broadway
Herald Branch Office, corner Boerum and Fulton
streets, Brooklyn.
Wholesome Dock, White stone, IL
At the Herald Branch Offices, corner Of Boerum and
Fulton streets BROOKLYN, and 1855 Broadway New York
will be bulletin OF the arrival OF all steamers daily.
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TTow CoNsUMPTrON CAN BE CURED.

IJOw CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
sFa ssS
IT to healthy condition, of the foul slime and dis
sSss and ns
a.. $
sss:s: digest strengthen: Is: system
sYEyr ,gsa: the Sss.:sa matter =
sS v W ass s
eGs oa 81 s f %s
dence Of those using them.
p: S :D s that s DC
so 70 aS s win are s Sm .n1 %
aSSf during @ %
ss :nS In
psSP,s Sgii1s ne eSd and ws.SsI
The & y
made higher lower 70 suit pecuiisrites This tem
$ ns sS1Gy he
:s or es % scS @ Of
exhausu the vital powers nor gives rise to un-
For the proper physical exercise walking in the room
di%S' S
easily ssssd diet necessary assist %aSiSs s coa
blood.
Every one acquires . knowledge by experience, Of
wnat aoes anu Wnat aoes not agree win MIN.
disagree such ss sS%ac :. s sH
perience demonstrates are right and proper.
fully believe that nearly all consumptves who take
my medG,nes sccordng to the directions and practise
thousand, have been cured who have taken proper care
Of themselves and used SCHENCK'S PULMONiC SYPfp
sEAwkED TONIC AND MANDRAKE PILLS.
,.x-x,-,., J. ". SCHENCK, M d.
dls issFfhi fs%s1s Syrup
n0''neas' corner Of Sixth and Arch streets
Ana fov sa,o nv III ,,. Philadelphia.
'VbN " HENRY, Nos. 8 and College place, n ".
Wholesale Agent
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 2, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINZ
18th with mdse and A passengers To- Hurst
sf %sSs.ss r SlSss s
81 an3Sfs j Esq., sso sse snS
Srwood wsshe r
y nssyy head as ssa Feb Is no lat &C. passed
stsa%snip TySes psianSy St Domingo City Feb 90 sa-
70 spoGCrd Bros Co. Had strong W and NV winds the
Asss's Feb ~
ssss%s walker! kisamSSa city a
Dsninion stes%shiR CO ,o,..o, ooo.r.,,, M Win
Sarf James stons sSi BOSTON, fsinnsy, shapghse,
isss monsoon down the China and three weeks
GOOD Hope Dec ST. in the Atlantic found very light 81
~ s5sSs sI'
n ass IT,. Ss..s
SEs %f; ss s.?
n4ss pig @ oS snip e,
@ % S STS GSoo dr of sns JAN 50
8 6 S sTe s Dound
raltar Jan u.s. Made southern passage and had msde;
rate weather to Bermuda thence 20 days with heavy NE
&C. lon SO 30 passed schr of about $50 abandoned
e with rlt
bermuda thence is days with strong and NV gales
Brig SIwanneo (of Hartford Sawyer Cherokee La
g3on Mex, 70 days with mahogany and c9coannts to
q @ nsnss Gap Go ea% S Ne and
Brig 3 il Rich tof Provincetown, Paine. Havana IS
Ward Co. Was days Of Hatteras, with fresh NE
schr Emma Green (of Bangor, Collins, Wilmington,
ond co. been 10 days north OF Hatteras with strong
schr WIN Mazyck, Somers, Virginia.
scrap iron to Master; had heavy weather.
airy &C. in heavy blow from NV lost jb and carried
away main boom;
schr Mair L Cranmer Morrss Philadelphia Tor Boston
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH. ;
Steamship Tillie, Bailey, New London for New YORK
schr Minnie Kinne. Parsons, New London for Phila
delDhia. $50.
schr Edwd Heraty Meredith Boston for Baltimore
- schr Jessie Wilson, Connolly, Providence for New
Schr Miranda Haidee, New Haven for New York
Schr o Acken, Hood, Stamford for New York
schr Dart Williams, Stamford for New York.
Schr Samuel Goodwin, Waterbury, Stamford for New
York.
schr Julia A Tate, Tate, New York for Bridgeport
Schr Williams, Morrell, itew York Tor Stamford.
schr Evelyn Burger New York for Stamford.
Schr Mail, Mead, New York for Greenwich.
Wind at sunset calm.
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Almanac for New York-This Day.
sun rises @ 81 Gov rs iSm w morn 70 90
sun sets. .......... 81 Sandy Hook. -. eve IL As
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF MARCH.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

"A of de rent States; legal everywhere; publicity;
no fees in advanced advice ree commissioner Tor every
State FREDERICK l. KING,
Counsellor at Law 963 Broadway.
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AN IRISH PRESBYTERIAN MINISTER IN GIN
CINNATI
CINCINNATI. Ohio, Marc

CINCINNATI. Ohio, March Q, 1873
Rev. Hugh Smith, from Belfast, Ireland, COM
menced his ministerial labors in the Seventh Pres
byterian church in this city tonight preaching to
q large audience. Representatives were present
from many other congregations and denominations
Of the city.
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FoRTY-sECoND CONGRESS.
Second Session.
SENATE.
Saturdays Proceedings Continued

Saturdays Proceedings Continued.
WASHINGTON, March I, 1873
The appropriations for the st. Clair Illinois, White St
Francis Mississippi and Ohio rivers retained as in
the original ball.
Also the appropriations for the Improvement of the
harbors Of Ashabua and Conncaut Ohio; completing
the Louisville and Portland Canal Cape Fear River
and for the Delaware River. near Horse Shoe Shoals
Mr. EpnuNDs rcp.) Of VI. offered amendment ap.
propriating $4,000 for Burlington tvt) Harbor which
MT scorI Gepl Of Pa. offered an amendment provid-
XII shall used the REMOVAL Of the rocks at south
mr. srRAGUE, rep) Of r. T., offered an amendment for
the Improvement Of Newport Harbor sppropriatins
Mr. C1st,so eR3 Of Offered an :mspament
considered Committee Whole was rspc %
OF the Whole were concurred in. The bill was then
Mr. w.,s9 p ersp} Of lows. called up the Raccoon
Raiosn VIZ SsR up the Texas Pacific
MR. Da o1 ,s dem CIV called s House bin to
Claims Commission. " '-' -'A''.- " '"' 'O''"e'"
to take recess until seven p ." 0"0"'' "0'e'
49,, -, Az inrLIcArEp SENATOR
ne ' g snHsG,s
dasy aud lsSo da
m Soa as s n a: s and eS %
deem i proper 70 call the attention Of the senators 70
s .Ss sas
In Its Judgment Is desirable. l make this announce
ment distinctly In order to relieve myself any pos
ble duty that may be devoved upon the organ Of
Mr. TnunsULI, uepJ Of nL-what does the Senator
MI MORRILL, did not reply, and Mr.. HAxLrN remarked
that this was matter deep Importance the Senator
npcated and suggested that II the senate intended
CONSIDER me resolution at all II meet at two to-day
sunday for the purpose Of considering L.
MI MORRILL, said he did not wish object to any ar
Iangement the senate might choose to make, but he
that hour.
Mr. TrroS, rep Of Neb said It was evident that the
mao no, naa an opportunity to examine the tes
he would be very unwilling TO enter upon the considera-
ton OF the matter until he knew that the Senator i'm
Mr. TRUnsULL said he had had time TO examine the
evidence, and that he would be very unwilling 10 vote
upon such question without having made critical eT.
Mr. SIBERIAN lrep) OF Ohio, made the same statement
uatif seven r. N. Sunday evening
sunday Might Session or the senate.
WASHINGTON, March O. 1873
The Senate met at seven O'Clock this evening The
'csolptSp tsndenug
lns CONCENTRATION STATES 70 the People
vas passed
The resolution relieving General Spinner. the TreasN
yer Of Unised states for the defacson of certain
ubordinates Of bis office objected BY Mr.. Trum.
until It should have been considered by the Com
Mr. AsraosT IRE ~ OF r. l.. from the Committee on
'rinting reported resolution TO print 5000 copies OF
he Agricultural Report 10 be sold by the Commissioners
ssS to BRINE cope. of the repor. Of
ne United states Ceute nnial Commission,
EDnvEDs Of Vermont objected to the resolution
nc ground that the report was NOS legally public decu
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tfmony. AeaE;~htle poor Patterson ia haunting
the cloak ICONS Of she senate beseeching Sen
ators to >fote on the resolution Of expulsion and
to vote 1t down.
TIC Burned Money from the Boston Fire.
The number of cases OF burned money received
from Boston after the great IRE in that city was
eighty-nine. The nominal amount OF money con-
tanned in these cases was supposed by the parties
renting them to be $Ss,Sl2 90.
The money that was identified and for Which re-
turns were made was as foliows:-
rency ................... s4,ss2 e5
National bank notes. 4,lII W
United States bonds principally 620s).. 1860 90
Rajlroad bonds Observation-Disclosures. 5000 90
Coupons OF United States bonds........ 1880 %
Certificate OF bank stock ................ 100 90
state bank notes Observation-Disclosures. 100
Counterfeit. Observation-Disclosures. 075
Total .....................$S s, 200 so
Total amount OF ''shOrts" ISL 72 IS
Total amount of "overs". .e..,.. 1,1t0 rs
Net short....... ~................ 622 10
Total Observation-Disclosures $40 90
National Republican., 1873-01-09
OUR AGENTS.

The agents for tho NATroSAL REPUBLICAN
between now aud the 10th Of January. 1873,
viii call upon all Indebted to them for pur-
poses Of settlement. It Is as desirable for
them rs fol those Indebted that all accounts
for tho past year should be closed up, and
that the new ones should commence with the
new year. Patrons Of the NATIONAL REPUB.
LIcAS arc earnestly requested to give this
matter moments attention, for II will
greatly conduco to the interests and conye'
nlence Of all concerned.
National Republican., 1873-01-09

GOVERNOR BooTH, Of California, declares
iu public speech that the proportion Of peo-
pie on the Pacific coast who favor the dona-
tion to the Central Pacific railroad is as one
to five thousand. The president OF the Cham.
bcr Of Commerce of San Francisco In behalf
Of the commercial classes, denounces the pro-
posed donation. The great majority Of the
people Of the country are opposed to II on
the general principle Of squanderlng the pub
lie lands upon vast railroad corporations. In
tue face Of these facts, 1t Is to be hoped the
Senate will repudlate the job.
National Republican., 1873-01-09

fEsTE ERDAT, the sth Of January, was the
anniversary OF the battle Of New orlean 6,
the great Democratic festival Of other years.
So far as we have been able to sec, no attempt
has been made at celebr alton any where
this year. In Washington particularly the
day was always observed by the Democratic
jackson Association and other organizations,
but last night the old banquet hall was ten
anted, II tonanted at all, only by the ghosts
Of tho olden chieftalns. There Is no more
significant sign Of the decay Of the Democ-
Tacy than this forgetfulness OF It's national
holidays.
National Republican., 1873-01-09
pu.In,-. nour- a, the whItc House,

During the Winter, In order 10 facilitate bUsiness
coming btors him much po-sibie, tie President
pH, .rrom ten 10 tircire O'Clock each day, ep-
crpt Sunday, receire Senators and Representatives,
aud hJH iireipe O'Clock until hso each afternoon,
crocpt Tesdoys aud Friddgs, When cdbinet meetings
being held, Ne WM rrceirs BY card, The business
hours n he oFos WiH BE- nom tn O'Clock a. m 10
three o'ciock p. m.
National Republican., 1873-01-09

IT WILL BE SEEN from our Congress re-
port the legislative, executive and judicial
I'LL being under consideration, that an effort
was made In the House yesterday To increase
the salary of the President to $4,000 per
nnnum, hut was ruled out on a point Of
order. The vote must not, howe To re-
garded as an indication that the measure, II
presented properly In parliamentary point
Ui Wow, would not bc passed.
National Republican., 1873-01-09

ALL THE New YoRK JOURNALS commend
Gen. DiI's message and the promises Of re-
form that 1t holds out, which, we are certain,
will soon become crystallIed into realities.
The New York World Is especially rejoiced,
and Is Of the opinion that the message shows
In every sentence the mind Of man whose
education Is finished and whose susceptibility Is
hldebound." The World Is, In fact, delighted.
Gen. Dix ''shows himself to be hard d-money,
local'rights and free-trade Democrat, and
calls upon the Democrats In the Legislature
not to make factlous opposition to his
measures.
National Republican., 1873-01-09

\ MEMBER Of the Virginia House Of Dele
gates has introduced bill in that body pro-
viding a new scheme Of taxation. lie pro-
poses to abolish taxes by the State on real
aud personal property, and to so regulate the
capitation tax US to support the public schools,
to pay tho interest on the public debt, and TO
provide for the sinking fund 1t is made the
duty Of the auditor to estimate the expenses
Of the current fiscal year and to assess on
such county, city and town It's proper quota,
which shall be raised by the respective OFF,
GERS of each.
National Republican., 1873-01-09

We PRINT THIS MORNING the answer of
Postmaster General Cresweil and Of his as
slstant, Mr.. Lines, to Mr.. 0rton, Of the
Western Union Telegraph Company, in re-
gard to the postal telegraph. Both papers
throw considerable light on the subject Of the
actual cost Of tho erection Of tho Western
Union wires, upon which 1t would seem i'm
possible to get accurate information from the
COMPANY.
National Republican., 1873-01-09

THE QUESTION Of Chinese cheap labor has
been solved to the satisfaction Of the trades
unions. A recently imported colony at Pitts
burg, finding that some Of their countrymen
were being paid more than they were, struck.
That heathen Chinco can't DO so easily fooled
Us some people seem To think,
National Republican., 1873-01-09

RECENT DISPATCH TO the New York
Times contains suggestion in regard to the
bestowal of artistic patronage by Congress,
which Is OF considerable value In the dlFec-
tlon OF reform. Tho correspondent very
truly observes that the competitive plan has
entirely failed, and that where commissions
have beon given without competition they
have gone for the most part to unknown or
third-rNto artists. In at least one instance,
however, commission was given 10 . dis
National Republican., 1873-01-09

IT Is PROBABLE that an effort will be made
during the present session to roorganlzc the
Government Departments In this city. Mr..
Congor, Of Michigan, introduced bill last
winter to rcorgnnizc the Treasury Depart
menL 1t was considered by the Civil Service
Committee yesterday, who agreed to meet
again on Monday when 1t will again be taken
mn
National Republican., 1873-01-09

AT A DENocRATIc MEETING In jefferson
city, on Tuesday last, an invitation to sena.
torial cand didates to speak brought 6ye gentle
men to their feet. Frank Blair and General
Phelps were not present, so that In all there
arc seven canddatcs
National Republican., 1873-01-09

The INVESTIGATION into the credit mo-
bAer yesterday developed nothing particular
being mainly in relation to the business and
organization Of the company. Mr.. Alley was
the only witness examined. Tho most material
point In his testimony was the denial that he
had ever one hundred thousand dollars In
his possession to influence members Of Con-
tgTphs,
National Republican., 1873-01-09

In ANOTHER COLUMN we print an article
ON the Sandwich Islands from the pen of a
gentleman who Is thoroughly acquainted
with that country, having served there In a
consular capacity for many years. 1t Is full
Of valuable information, and will repay
pcTusal
National Republican., 1873-01-09

BosToS proposes to annex half dozen Of
the small towns around 1t, while In New York
the movement to annex westchestor to that
city Is revived. In Washington 1t Is pro-
posed TO annex Alexandria, or rather Alex
andria wants to be annexed to Washington.
The annexation fever seems to be contagious.
National Republican., 1873-01-09

SENATOR CAMERON has been renomlnated
by the Republican caucus Of the Pennsylva-
mia Legislature, so that his reelection is as
surod. The indications from Albany arc that
Senator Coukllpg will again be honorod by a
reelection,
National Republican., 1873-01-09
The mI.nI,rd s,nrr. Inri.,,"

We have on our table the January number
Of the "Cnited States Jurist," law quarterly
Of great merit. Its table Of contents Is most
valuable to every lawyer. W. II. & o. II.
Morrison are the publishers and 1t Ia for sale
at their book store.
National Republican., 1873-01-09

tinguished artist, Leutze, but tho picture
when finished was not equal TO tho expects
tlons that had been formed, in fact II was,
and is, a failure. Under the circumstances n
new plan Is suggested, and II Is TO that we
desire to call particular attention. II Is pro-
posed to give the Government the same rights
aud privileges that private individuals have;
namely, TO refuse to take the work unless Ii
Is worth II. Wehope this idea may be carried
out In some way. We know one nrst-class
artist who Is willing to take an order from
the Government on these conditions Mr.. Mo-
ran--and we are certain that other artists
would be willing to receive orders on the
same terms. This Is fair to all parties con-
cerncd, and, II carried out will have the
effect Of saving us from such impositlous ns
"Powell's Lake Erie"
National Republican., 1873-01-09
TnR DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcuLTuRE.

Relieved Of the incubus that has been In
Turing Its prosperity the past seventeen
months, tho Department Of Agriculture will
now move onward In lts career towards de-
yeloplng the agricultural resources Of the
country. The appropriations thus far have
been too Insignificant to allow the Depart
ment to show the good that can 10 accom-
plishcd through IT, and We hope to see far
more liberal ones made. Tho present Com
missioner has proven himself the right man
In the right place, aud oil appropriations
asked for by him should bo given. We know
that this Department, which had for time a
most prccarious existence, will prove bless.
Ing to the country that cannot be dispensed
with, and under the guidance of the Hon.
Frederick Watts will not fail TO silence the
calumnies Of lts enemies and largely increase
the number Of lts friends.
National Republican., 1873-01-09

The SENATE YESTERDAY confirmed the
nomination Of General Irwin Mcdowell to be
major general, in place Of the late General
Meadp
National Republican., 1873-01-09
DYEING AND SECURING.
WnLLIASI II. wHEATLEY,s
srEAM DYTINa AND RCnITRINa psTIt

sTEAM DYEING AND SECURING ESTABLISH.
MENr,
OnieeI 40 Jefferson ST., GeorgetowB, ID. O..
Established 1851.
Premium awarded by the METROPOLITAN Mechanics
Institute 1857, and now Of the Oldest largest
and most complete establishments Of the kind in this
country,
Best place in the District for Cleaning or Dyeins
0entle1nen's clothing,
Everything aPpertaininS to the business we'll and
promptly executed.
Once closes daily At sunset except Saturday when
II will be open until 20 y. IN.
Post Once Boz 191
National Republican., 1873-01-09
PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING
tSundAys eIcepted)
n A N
nATEs IN ADYERTIsINo.

sS-An communications, whether on business
for publication. should be addressed TO WA J. Nun
TAon Proprietor NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,, Washing
ton, u. Y.