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A Place for Pre.i,,e,, ..,....

WASHINGTON, Ncrch lit is understood
mat the President hss under considerat;on
Inc Inc apPointment of President HinsdaIe ~
IaiIsh College, 6arield's old friend, TO thr
MISSION M 10 Hawaii. II is claimed thst he
Al'A 40 tllS es give HiasdAle soae ,,,as
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very large sum ol money
been subscribed Tor the relief Of the
|ligan sufferers, there i still much
- among them. \ bill which
fides far an appropriation Of S2j6, ,Up0
heir benefit has been introduced in
Michigan Legislature, and will
kbly pass in some form.
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|,,xville has caught hold Of the
|s.rn end of the anti-Mormon aglta-
acd naSsed the usual resolutions.
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place equally as good, because President
Garfield promised him an appointment,
although he never, so far as known, Indi-
Gated what il would be.
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) understood Judge Advocate Gen
swain, in his review of Lieutenant
pgsr's ease, recommends 4 less Scri-
punishment than dismissal be im-
h. II is thought the President and
Ip,ary Of War Gavor> the lighter
Ii,bmrDt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-03

,,,r,rIism has itS own way IN the
'..b House Of Lords, which seems
mined 10 make it>clfaS unpopular
.-;Ilp
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No ProYisiOnS

for the poor people to subsist on. The
break occurred about one hundred yards
above Duncan's. We have sent to Terrene
for the steamer Plowboy to come and take
the women and children to Memphis. They
are suffering greatly, having lost all
they possessed, and the clothing they have
on their bodies is the only
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FIae REcoAo.

sr Loris. March Ia Wsco. TsEss.
special ssys: The growing house -
stock Of 8. X. yordins was burnt Lesst8s
600; Insured for e25,00.
SogrH AsnsrEsHAx. NAss., herch l.
wbituey's chair shops burned LV
600: insurance 4o0,060.
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-, Republican Senators, MesSrs.
dawes. Morrill, and Hawley voted
-, ronklng's confirmation, n did
\, Democrats.
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| !, Of :. 100000 letters registered IN
|,is last year, all went through or
Traced up except two.
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THE NEWS.
l. E,nk of France has reduced the
'ofdiscount to per cent.

H,ugh was reelected to ParlI-
!, y,-.terlsv, at Northampton.
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VICTORIA
A Ragged Crank Deliberately Fires q PM
at the Ruler Of ens.and--
Arrest Of the Assassin, .
THE CRIME USWsRsAllYptSouscso.

says: Queen Victoria was fired st, at Che
Windsor railway station, to-day. She
escaped unhurt. a>,i.
WINDSOR, March AS the Queen was
entering her carriage, this morning. Q
man in the station yard. deliberately fire1
able looking object, WAS Immediately seized
by several policemen and taken to the
Windsor police station. No one was hurt
LONDON, March a.-The man who Ard
at the queen gave his name ss Roderic MAc-
Lean.
Third Dispatch.
As soon as the queen arrived at the castle
she ordered an equerry to proceed TO tho
depot TO inquire II any one bad been hurt.
The report Of the pistol was sharp but not
loud. Mclean apparently intended 6fiAG
again, when the revolver, which wn Q
new one, WIS knocked from his hand BY .
bystander and handed to the police.
Eton scholars were prominsnt In the Oh
tempt to lynch MacIean. fonsonby, the,
queens secretary. proceeded TO the police
station, and after obtaining - much infor-
nation asposstble tslegraphcd 70 Gladstone
the facts OF the assault.
II is understood tho queen has not sus.
taincd any shock.
Mclean is said to be an inhabitsnt OF the
South Sea-
The general opinion is the act waS the
result Of lunacy.
LONDON, March 3.-No bullet marks were
found on the Queens carriage.
Resolutions expressing horror at the st.
tempt 10 assassinate the Queen were pass
ed at various meetings, last night, both In
London knd the Provinces, including .
meeting OF Irishmen.
The C,sr, Empress OF Austria and Em.
peror William, OF Germany, telegrapAed
messages Of sympathy. The Queen held
her dinner party last night. ~ usual. No
political significance Is attached, In any
quarter, 10 the Outrage.
The Assassin.
Mac1ean is twenty.ssven years old. He
states he Is q grocer's assistant. The doc.
tors pronounce him sane. The revolver II
Chambered Colts American make. Two
chambers were found loaded and two had
been discharged. Fourteen ball cartridges
were found on the person OF the prisoner.
MacI.ean says hunger actunted the crime.
The Cabinet sent dispatch toWindsor
expressing qualification at the failure Of the
attempted assassination. 4
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Fatally RAaf.

2 CLEyEIsxD. o.. March "A Herald
foarannsea nsn Exsssywalkins tossthsr
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H.ster.s.;isnke et.ske.

HSsrFoED. Cosx.. March 2-Tbe hatters
nj Danbury are on Q strike. The Goyeraor
hasosdsred ihs militia hsfs y fsadiasn
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'he Comptroller Of Currency has de-
red q second dividend of ~ per cent.
hyOr fthc creditors Ofthe Mechanics
tional Bank, of Newark, amounting
S52l,7l5. The amount Of both
fdendS rs per cent? declared in
Or Of the creditors of this bank since
Failure, in November last i 81,
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.r,innati claims that she is located
~ have more mean things happen
sr than to any other city in the
|p,y. Aplaee must have something
bag Of,
pYebec proposes 10 give the Pope a
i5suce in that hypcrborean city. He
,br a. well select the North Pole,
sre he would certainly he monarch
M he surveyed.
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Isf leo.s,A s,ArusE
SENATE.
MSpuing Sessasa.

The proceedings Of the Upper Honae
we're opened with prsyesby Hon. John W.
Grantham, OF the House Of Delegates.
Mr. Donehoo, from the Committee on
Education. reported q bill concerning the
school districts of Jefferson county. with
Recommendation that il do pass.
Mr.. McGregor. from the Committee on
Roads and Navigation. recommended bill
authorizing the sale of the States stock in
the Morgantown Bridge Company. and the
purchase OF stock in the same by the Coun.
ty Court of Monongalia county; reducing
tolls on said bridge, and appropriating the
proceeds OF sale Of stock to the irreducible
school fund.
Mr.. Roberts, from the Committee on
Militia, reported several bills amending the
code.
The House amendments to Senate bill
AZ, concerning insane persons were agreed
House bill No. col. n bill to amend and
re-enact sections 6, :, = and o OF chapter ~
of the code. relating to forms Of deeds and
covenants. to sales under deeds of trust,
coming up on second reading, was consid.
erably amended, and occnpied the attention
of the Senate during the balance OF the
morning session. ..-.l- . .
House Iill ~ under consideration wnen
the Senate took recess came mp and was
ordered to third reading.
A bill apportioning representatives in
the Senate and House OF Delegates OF this
State, coming up as the special order. Mr..
Faulkner moved that the consideration OF
the bill he further postponed and made the
special order for Monday next, at 1880 A.
NJ, which was agreed to. ..
A large number OF bills were read sec
ond time, and after slight amendments or
dered to third reading.
Mr.. Woods from the Committee on
Claims and Grievances submitted the fol-
lowing report
The Committee on Claims and G Grievances
has had before il for consideration Senate
Bill No. $50, providing for the payment Of
ID. W. Gall, OF the Philippi Pmiadeatrr, tor
publishing the Constitutional Amend
ments, and has directed that said bill be
reported back with the recommendation
that ii do not pass. The committee also re-
ports that claim similar to the one con
tained in the bill referrod to, was brought
before the committee on behalf OF the
Iirgiaia Free Press. and the committee also
report adversely to the said last mentioned
claim.
The Senate thercupon adjourned.
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fhs Dsss eAEys IN IL wMA ~ -
serss 7s:iss, clsPlsl r.. cnll,sss
y cuees Pilse y = enacaoeese = p
ts.- 1se.ssSsF - ~ s.etv -
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Were Oyerw heImed i'm the Rushing
Winters.

Their cries for help were hcartrendng.
Many people had = marrow escape from
drowning in the vicinity of Bolivar. Two
hundred and fifty yards oi the levee gave
way, and between Catfish Point and Mound
Landing, distance OF six miles, the leyee
broke in four places.
In Arkansas City the water covers the
floor OF every store and dwelling from six
inches to four feet. and water covers the
floor of the hotel To the depth of twenty
inches. The new oil mills are great suf-
ferers. Many Of the planters are feeding
their hands, fearing the movement to fur.
nish rations will demoralize the negroes.
Many of the negroes are anxiously await
ing the arrival of the boat with govern
ment rationS.
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Boats are Moving
persons and property free where peOpl

persons and property free where people
are too poor to pay for service.
The PicdprarS Greenville Miss special
says: The levee system on Bolivar county
front is general wreck. The height Of
the wave now inundating the whole OF
Bolivar and Washington county's. except
ribbon of land on the west bank Of Deer
creek, from Fish Lake to the Sharkey
county line, and the plantations immedi-
ately on the river front at this point south.
ward. Practically the whole country is
under water
Everybody is busy saving the most val
liable portion of their live stock. Hogs
are generally abandoned to their fate.
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Al Montreal.

MONTREAL, March loving TO the con.
slant rain. yesterday and last night, melt
ing the deep snow in the elevated parts Of
the city, nearly all the low, western section
from Bonadventure street TO Saint Cuene-
guerde is inundated with water from four
to ten feet deep. The only means Of get
ting to dwelling houses in several streets
is by RATS. The injury to property will
be very considerable Many families are
driven to the upper stories OF hou ses. The
Grand Trunk railway track is three or four
feet under water in some places, but the
trains have not been detained.
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CONKlING.
All Kinds OF Rumors AHOat-He Puts
I'm an Appearanee-Pressur for His
AeeeDfAnce.

All hinds OF RumOrs AuOat-He fus
i'm an Appearanee-Pressu for His
Acceptance.
WASHINGTON, March 1T is apparent
that the opposition to ConEling has IN
creased during the past two days. A sen
ator who actively interests himself IN his
behalf. said this afternoon that more votes
would be cast against ConklinS on the Dem.
ocratic side Of the Chamber than he had
expected; that he found some strond, deci-
ded opposition on that side, aud that some
Republicans would vote against him, but
he would he confirmed.
Another Republican Senator said this af-
ternoon he thought the Republican oppo-
sition had grown, and that If the Demo-
Gratis cast many negative votes ConkhnS
will be rejected.
The indications are, however, still that
Conkling will be confirmed. The opposl-
ton to him has not been organized or crys-
talized. The general belief is that the
executive session will be held this after
noon to dispose OF this case and to act on
Sargents.
Another Rumor.
Ex-senator Conkling arrived here, last
night. His acceptance or rejection OF the
place upon the Supreme Bench was the
subject of protracted conference at the
White House, in which Conkling was rep
resented by friend fully conversant with
his views. 1t is learned from an authori-
tive source, that while Conkling, before
leaving New York, was disposed to decline
the appointment, he is now about deter
mined to accept it.
Confirmed.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The Senate i'll
executive session confirmed the nonina-
ton of ex-SenatOrs Conkling and Sargent.
For COnkling.
WASHINGTON, March 2.-Senator Ingalls,
saws all statements to the effect that he
opposes COnkling's confirmation, or had
said anything against Conkling. are incor-
rect; that he is personally and politically
a friend of Conkling.
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Another Account.

New ORLEANS. March News reaches
here of the terrible destruction of property
by the breaking OF the levee at Carson 8
Landing. After the heavy rain and wind
storm OF Tuesday, 4 gap of seventy.fve feet
was first made hy the rushing water, and a
hundred yards of the lcvce was soon swept
away. The noise OF ,he roaring flood awOke
the sleeping citizens, who looking ont Of
their homes saw the rive rapidly spread
ing over the country. Without taking
time to clothe themselves, the people He'd
for their lives. Ben Haincg. keeper Of the
landing, and two negroes.
Were Overwhelmed in The Rushing
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Nobody KuoAa

WASHINGTON, March 2-It WAS unfinished
mere this morning that Conkling wonld ar.
sIse sIt mere to-day. but he has not. and his
.a0 m,ehus 0S emphatieslly deny the report and
time '6 Heho at tuiS
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New Yosr. Hsrh Ii oelock-HaaL
Yftxeeraid snd Horense vete 81 IT, t..e6
The score thea stesd: As,sal sssA -:
FitzseraId, leiK =! h9Isa WI ~
n. ~. THess n 3 ru1ee Ress0 boee
eoming On ths track aesin.
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safly -, ,OOO,OOO in interest will be
4 our a. interest on I! bonds during
H. OF this sum Mr.. Vanderbilt
-,oop in q large pile. ---
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'he assessed value of the real estate
i. Louis for taxation for the present
b IS officially stated at Sl6O, ,lT7,6lO;
.nal property, SSO,4l46&O; total,
g5l2,24O. This is an increase over
yearm real estate of S., lSO, 40, and
,eronal properly of 3, 2,y47,67O.
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h. oldest Mason, the oldest fireman,
oldest G.. Wa>hington'S body SER
|, have each missed day in dying
rs and there i a hope that they will
.ually give place TO the negro who
rsrr Of Andrew JackSon'S baggage
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-03

bs money value of the American
a product is near 500, ,OOO, ,OOO, which
Eater than the wheat lOr corn pro-
and exceeds that of cotton and
combined. Capital invested ex-
-SlnnM.nN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-03

According TO the smallpox mortality
! Of the cities of the country during
past year, prepared 10y the National
ari Of Health, Philadelphia heads
m with twelve or fourteen hundred
I,hs, Chicago with nine hundred, and
York with only six hundred.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-10

The Baltimore American says: Deep
down in the hearts OF the American pso-
pie il rooted Q sentiment utterly repus-
uant to the conssmmation Of this gross
injustice in South America, and Mr..
Blaine will not have lesg 10 wait for tri-
umphant vindication. The policy out
lined BY him Is not only favorable To the
commercial Interests Of this country.
which are decidedly on the vane In that
direction. bat It Is broad. equitable. and
in c~onsonanse with the genius Of Amsri-
can statesnanship since the foundation
Of the government. II there were no
other argument in its favsr, the fact that
an ambitious republic like Chilli. satura-
ted with European. and especially En-
slish ideas. backed BY English capital,
and. BY the force Of circumstances. AZ
raysd in m u~nfrisndly attitude to the
United States, il about to obtain . vas.
expanss Of tsrritsry. BY means Of which
shs will control the whole western coast
Of South America. 10 SUFFICIENT for very
decided interference. and . protest which
should carry with Il the weight Of . com.
mand.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-10
NEW POSTAL REGULATIONS.

Tho Postmastcrs In this State havo Just
received an order making material changes
In the classification Of matter sent through
the mails.
Mailable matter Of the first class shall
embrace all matter wholly or partially In
writing. except ~ herein provided-Act
March 8, 1879, Section 3, 70 Statute, p.
35S.
Tho exceptions arc IS follows:
/. Corrected proof-sheets and manu-
script copy accompanying the same.-Sec-
ton IL, p. $50.
2. Date and name Of tho addressed, and
Of the sender Of circulars, and tho correc-
ton Of mere typographical errors therein.
Section q, p.36O.
8. Bills. receipts and orders for subscrip-
lions inclosed in second.cla publications,
provided such bills. receipts and orders
shall DO In such form as to convey no other
information than the name, location and
subscription price Of The publication or
publications TO which they refer. Section
50, p. 36l.
4. The name and address Of the person
TO whom sccond-class matter may be sent,
aud index figure Of . subscription book.
and words or figures, or both, indicating
the date on which tho subscription In such
matter will end. Section "a, D. $50.
8. Upon matter Of tho third-class, or
upon the wrapper inclosing the same. the
sender may write his own name or address,
with the word ''from'' above and preced.
ing the same, and In either case may make
simple marks. intended to designate Q
word or passage Of tho text to which Il Is
desired 10 call attention.
G. There may be placed upon the cover
or blank leaves Of any book, or Of any
printed matter Of tho third.class, . sim
pho manuscript dedication or inscription
which IL confined to . simple address or
consignment Of such book or printed mat
ter, as . mark Of respect, and must not
contain anything that partakes Of the ms
ture Of Q personal correspondence.
z. Upon matter OF the fourth.class tho
sender may write his own name and ad-
dress preceded by the word 'from", and
also the number and name OF article In
closed. He may also write upon or attach
TO any such articles, by tag or label, .
mark or number. name or letter, for pur-
pose Of Identification.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-10

zone OF the leading managers OF the
TildGp campaign OF 1876" speaking Of
the story that Mr.. Tilden expects to be
o Presidential candidate in 1884. tells
the Chicago Times Washington CORE
spondent that "Tilden is now so dis.
abled that he is unable to feed himself.
He has q nurse and attendants constant
ly with him. He is not able to eat solid
food, and the little that he eats is fed
with q spoon. His voice cannot be
heard the distance OF four or Eve feet
from him. and II is only with the greatest
difficulty that his friends can make out
his wishes. LIE is in the very last ex-
treme Of feeblsness, aud. in consequence
Of physical ills. his mind has become
seriously affected. No one now in at
tendance upon him believes that hs will
live as long as 1884,"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-10
Miscellaneous.

PARIS, February 9.-Ths weekly state.
ment Of the Bank Of France shows an
increase Of 70. $50. 900 francs in gold and
q decrease OF IS. lie. 900 francs In silver.
CAIRo. February 9.-Ths Bhhsh and
French Controllers General protested to
the Prime Minister sgainst the terms In
which the ministerial programme men.
lions European control.
OTTAWA. February 9.-The Governor
General, on the opening OF Parliament,
expressed the great sorrow Of the Cana
dams at the assassination OF Garfield.
LIVERPOOL, February 9.-The natives
burned the town Of Fouricarial, on the
west coast Of Africa and plundered Brit.
ish and French factories. Several own.
ers and clerks are missing and Il 10 feared
they have been killed.
BERLIN, February 9.-Berthold Azure.
bach, the celebrated German novelist,
died at Cannes yesterday.
The whole German press appears Ia
have orders to direct attention to the a.
titude Of Russia In the Balkan States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-10

The Eureka Sentinel says the statement
al present going the rounds Of the State
papers that the expenses Of maintaining
the public schools OF Nevada Is twice IS
great a. that OF maintaining the State
Prison is incorrect. The ratio IL more
than two TO one the other way.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-10

A great religious gathering known as
Maeh Mela is now being held At the
junction Of the GsnRes and the Jumna
at Allahabad. in India. 1t 10 particu-
larry crowded this year. ewing to its
being what is called Khumb, or Twelfth
yea. The number OF visitors is est.
mated at from 1000. 600 to 1000. 600.
Some fear is entertained Of an outbreak
Of some pestilsncs among this vast null
tituds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-10
FOREIGN DISPATCHES,
Persecution or the Jews.

persecution OF the jews.
LONDON. February 9.-Thres hundred
Jewish refugees from Rlssia sail on Sat.
urdsy for the United States. The ChisI
Rabbi here points ont that many Jews
are likely to fee from Russia, and urges
their co-~religionists to help them 10 nj
grats to distant and happier lands. he
says enormous sums will bs required.
81. PETERSBURG. February q. = A
newspaper report gives an account oil
the robbery and violation Of two Jsvsss.
es, In the district Of sshlasky. ons oil
the girls. OF great beauty, after being ter
ribly outraged. was carried Of. II ID
ported that the missrsants have been
arrested.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-10

A ring has been formed in an opposi-
ton colorsd Ebsnszsr church at Rich.
mend. Va. against the Reverend John
Jasper, author Of the ''Sun Do Move
theory. Brother Jasper has taken up
the oudgels, and IL on the warpath.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-10

Bad drainage continues 10 slaughter
its victims among the great men OF the
world. The London Echo says that
Dean Stanley's life was undoubtedly
sacrificed to the bad drainage Of the
Dssnery. His study was often insuffsr-
able to others on account Of bad odors.
but the Dean was singularly deficient In
the sense Of smell. and his life paid the
forfeit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-10

The Oakland Times says that II. @.
Boruck. editor Of the Spirit Of the Times,
announces that he 10 preparing for pub.
LEGATION . list Of the ofacs-holding fami-
lies In California. He thinks that one
member Of q family 10 enough to be In
political Office. and has probably found q
rich mine Of relatives who have been
quartsrsd upon the public by all sorts Of
persons presumed to have "iniuenco."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-10

The Chicago Alliances says tho next
President will be elected or . Civil Ser
vice reform platform. Tho people have
made up their minds to that. no matter
what the politicians think Of II. Mr..
Psndlston sees further into the mill.
stone than most Of the Presidential
aspirants. So far as heard from. none
Of tho Republican vould,be candidates
have been as wise % Mr.. Pendlston.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-10

Paris metsorolosists are sending up
balloons equipped with registering thsr.
mometsrs and other Instruments, and
carrying messages written in several
languages. requesting the finders to send
them back. It is hoped in this way TO
get q better knowledge Of the upper dir
currents.