The Sun (New York) Newspaper, November 11, 1871, Page 2

SATURDAY, MOVEMBER 11, 1871. in Parodive, These wore altho letters ty file pa JAILS Ik y I \ 9 A RR ky , peeeey camel ortere.!, him upon, the stand. Mr, fyyted by Marsha! Bharpe,, bey alowe! to eo _ ee The SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1 eee now renede frow tite position which lad bees Hitherto maintaive United Stator Courte Imitating ‘Tammany On Monday evening a Deputy United States Morshel attempted tw arrest QwkN » of iMegal voting. Marshal was counties thero was not a single white men who could have taken the oath proscribed to Thie conduct of Dy Quam ared him very mach to liberal minded Virginians rout, and a note roquestivg that no iiquext shoul bel upon «hie = urpse, " bile at death ae ow ane & WANTON INSULT 10 AN ACCUBED Puavy Vieorder woereayon th Sane Bun AN any offte Jt Bhtnes for AIL tragedy offords ® striking illustration of the Dental is Nothing, s is at the Hom | @HOGM EGAN QrOanEOAN reristed, and the erate ms sheave. ah Nipates Pag Meta OF Win dewotion to hie wife, but he wae utterly A ee taken buck. am infesioner Davenoor:. Ho had exam toke tis chant into coat. Ju Chae Re wats not awa Woudrwt said | locked ap by ‘*upseneo, and | be of Mr. Ervin committed yet he had boea f was lod in | aga rested, Tao indictment now beforo tho Court PON i Aid given a acat near ite connsel. Movers, Spencer | liad Deen hastily obtained. . Why wae (id exuninas botween himectf and God clon Tity sad POLITIVAL OF PONENE and Donohue, Warten ‘Tracy entere through the | tion not rococded with? Teving is. williog, - otter door, followed #y astrone delegation from «t bas been willing wit slong, to be ex? Assemblyman Irving Dragged throagh | the Highton Ward, who packed the court roum | amined, Tie has. been virtually douled an deluding power of morbid self-love. This anfor. the Nerects ta Frome fmt atime the Dine Fle,cveriiowing °°" | 8 bexaminaion, tio ‘moat extraordinary. that ‘ . eo parece, who was examined ty pon: | the Datrict. Attorney should want u> hold the tutiate young man affectoa to KilFiiawell Heonuee Brie Cars ee eaecaere Al oy semute | Cet torbiua follows! My name's Rovert Piaco, | orisoner until tho question ia. éasided: wheter it the Caso af Ticodore 4 Hysielan omit eurgeon, and reside ae at | Curoner wilt wang him for a aigwer, fi" Taruhatw Grow Brucntiry. Was called Yn to sce John ® [Manse of Dowiley's brother aya he was Nnww, the Treasurer of the United having retwened from his luxurious travels in Burope, indignantly denies the account which Ti SON recently published of the wreek of the Golden Rule, on Ron- eador Reef, in the Caribbean Sea, hery therefrom of over a ited States funds, Telos ks Omeoe Manoa, Hallucinated, He took bia own lids because of | Qn ‘Thursday evening the Hou, Charles 8. | Dowloy st 3« his supreme seitlove, whieh fur exceeded bie | lowe for bia wife, Bin paronty, his God, Thin in » pitiable case, a troud lightly over the ashes of the dead; yet terribly beaten, He professed to beheve that hewae beaten by the Hon Jamie Luvin, though he deknowledjrod Hh sm ed DE HL hb Avenue Phcwtre Drverce, Erand Opera Memeo Kien Oge. Hine Rawin's The Bible's Gorden Hew York Clrews Iymple Theatre —Monply thet he was clubbed by Two United States Com for Invino’s pe Onere Roulle, with A barroom crowd missioners granted warrants captured, LavING was taken before Commissioner Worren and released Attorney offerin; HUN ote, oppor'te Neadewy of Must 1965, and the 10 mn of dollars of U SPINNER shall Cflicial documents taken from th Treasury De WH. Fumes Theatre Op vets Tro9y fan Prancisce Winstve! Opera House Baton Squure Theatre rtment, of whieh Tine narrative of the wreck and robbery of the was alniost Weeoit's Munewm The Roy Deteeive, & from the office Le was arrested ow (he same exclusively arated hy Com. Of persons remding no THM SUN Wil) bo received at somat office, P ® Copy te Ai Another stupendous job to rob the South. | #4 Hovember 9%, 18.1, hefore sma commitment wg ern people is reported from New Ortea large portion of the real estate in Louisiana is posed, his den Aer regutar rates at the p-town aver BA 162 Wort Thirry-teconst erect, at he Junction o aud Sixth Avene, from A.M. to 91 ments will be of no avail of the Marshal, who joyfully ock luke aflornoon. I ound six ex. | at Lt o'cloe, but the physietin who ox ani tov th coouunaly depressed dealp Wounds, whic seomed to | o few minutes ago food him rational, ncer, counsel for the Hon, James Irving, drew | aye Leon made with conversation with hin. ‘The question tu be deel te ty, and his | up the following petition, whieh ho presented early tee ee, @@ b d000 is whether a citizen ern be ad and daprivod of yeaters fore Wo v y his liberty, when he is vi 0 OM Whi we should ever | sesterday morning betore Jude Woodruff 18 We | oy several incteet wonnds in the cheek. His vate | amination oF kive bail . Unitod Mates Cireatt Court: was exceadingly wenk. [consider iim not out of HNORWOUS BAIL DEMANDED. or C To Hom. hewie B. Woodruff’, Cercutt Tudae of the Uniied | dogger; Loourider his Ife in danger, : neverthelwen, it is the plain duty of every well- Bind tur the Second Uioeke Mr. Sponcer—You consider Him not out of den Judge Woodral—1 think it is prover to admit the wisher of society to lay the hand of reprobation | The getibon of Ctharie oor shows thet | cor: ig that wil? peigourr to bail. | fw én Joreee Teving, 9 sew, tetpr Pedion. ete Witness—T constier Ms life in danger. cor—We aro wilting. gently bat firmly on whatever secks to smbstitute | fiwon. Keuthy" abe tran ft rca inl! Elda IRS the quintessence of aolfishness for that pure love | hy any, Cure of the Conod stuca or any | tared, Twas infor today arnt how he te Jude Woodr ail 1: seems 19 mo that tue dean which, even in ite exteemest agony, mubmisnively | 14s inerents, Arg, tne, commutteg, gr detumer ts | ceived Rts fajuries, I wan not fol say parilealre | wi ep ivice— This man inohatsed vith committing ther, If thts cup may not | Couunel oretel or criminal Juredieion, oF By virtue | Hr. Snencer—-Assuming five dave to have slaveed | a ety srelvous, oface agninds the ius of the o copt T drin w ereo | that ins ange OF prvvence of aun hapeigoament, | Tinea the irfiiction of injuries, would thers be | United States, We have no jurisdietion to panish pase away from me except I drink it, thy will be | cree ee a ee etas' OF tas Knowirdse and belle? | any danger to the auu'e lute fromm syoek or hemor. | tn if death should result to sowie x'¢ inacieg¢ hog o€ "the ‘peuioner is @ commmitinent, of whieh the | race? us tho ease stands now i iediction, and — aunened 1 mit penriover ay. Eiacon | Witness=There mish oth cowld not deprive us of jnrisdiction over the Me doencere Hat te this partientar eaee inthere > | crine enarged agmines uint, Ile snout quired atid before said Irving was Df can-—Toere 18 danger froin shock, bat wot | to av nous bail as would rendve hie A | pretenderor placed In the cliurec of said. star Matin pert ler envi comimitivent, he gave hall wpou the & Mr. Spencer Do you mean to say that aman who | Fulee Woodruil—t would tiko to hoar stigestions, f ymmiaaiones, ang pid Uae fe Wook at th held under grants and titles from the former J nto aia Coutmiesiouer. ca mit fay, an x suiter five days atiit row t Manors w t n nond to-anpear dehre. thet nou? fr. Davis—We leave it with your nis, These titles, } On'Monaey wert whi owe French and Spanish Governm under ol? surveys, hare been held as good, with> | toner urd: ity 1 Buyluad. There are two questions whi all intelligent divet copy rivht haw © prisoner and walk Apparently ine and determined to placo Thvise beyond the reneh of a Aabeas copra, Davenport immediately obtained a requisi- Marehat Smanve fer Me, Invis mont in a United States ! maelf apent the FOR PRESIDENT - Lavilow street jail of an internation: need by ninth at ia: What is rig what mannor is it most ex podiont to attain that righ Franklin, HORACE GREELEY clainred that controversy vening in a vain ». MeDowrnr, wpon whem the States, sitbject to ‘orth an able exy the Homestead law. vl entertait regard to inter America from Mr. Winnrast H a publishing Tho Uprising in Brooklyn. The great meting in the Broe honcet voters of Kings ¢ y recognize the true charncier of the MeLavamiin Ring It wae an up ing of honest m ho was stung; but he could not help ex Ho dragget Luvixa to the Court segardto-poely Biocum, Judge MeCur Democrats stand 6 antecd, Gon Domveracy” By and other prominent | Times has cease) t was found against the prisoner, after which Judge Woonnere re. with Tuko- pork 1, CUvit 8, SinAs B, Doreen, War Totters with the w. nduet of Comme Davexrorr Invixe declares: American aud AvrLeton haa agtregate vote for pram W. Goopnict, and similar Republicans ai cu tee eh io this migh tes for Senator are eredited to the Re- stein the tide of ras. ged eqainst din the interest of Mr, Perry, | that the Gonerat utter! mises were sound there might .d for its charge ; bat the fact It is nnque t,a8 the English jonranls argue, and as Mr, APPLETON 1 of America, that an author's property in his we Hthe Hagle's to the same t Tle was al atment aga ot Dail when arrested the second time, and he had a right to avail himself of the privilege of a writ of habeas d States Commiseton endeavoring to rob Jetermined to be some gron parity of the ballot-box at all hazard the aggregate vote for Senator in the ward named | James feving thieves aro alavny cured to him, wherever it ie pn) AnaWers ont recognize the handwriting on the wall When a Up fist question, reduced their in addition to tiie, how rights, he the Republican can Davenronr distingnished him- the ! fer, in the at year by swearing notorious thieves their tick ot. Though they have tig Bave eles changed Beerisen Com Republiow tie paramount in wu and ballot-box to pay authors this correspondenc For, leaving on Iscaamam, Jr, deration any payment to ihe wuthe Sroxes sold it cheap, considering that Jud 5 but Le is a benevolen and would b One of the repul ANT's More rece features of Presid their purpose, (career is his pecuniary nm kes presents and incre , but he is very 4 of this young man are to be pard by the flices to seow pay for him, just as though he wa here at Lome, This is not on ting because it is bestowing a special but it is also exceed: enie Nic dis and to taking money appropriated The great i South Carol mer serious.) was ace United Statex Di FINED AT THN THO} SP DOLLA : hereatter aid Irving was egain ® rested upon the | Pressed pais, aad is liaole to Judce Woodr: x thy bull at @10,00%, ont confirmation by the United States; but under menta'ly. Hire present dangerous couditiva will not Doi Monarch Will ao PLAUb er It (tarat t ot of Congress, the provixions of connie and cerfiorart Insus. directed to Mr. | (hrew days, eee ye er me menerew orem met OUR SiR which are not generally known im Louisiana, it is iseeazoa ann ae Keeper ot guid, UrieDA. geen: NO REPORT TO THE CORONERS, "Chambertaia J. Meadtoy Walked aronnd to ea where the an not ritticate of the duy and caus: of said imprison Mr. Spencer—sir, is mot every man whois il in | ine witness atand and incod the asseubiage, wit n all cases whe he tit BAKLES oP ES CRE. lees dinger t u Lg been confirmed, or where the surveys cannot be Cae TONS ss ocr woven 108 Witness—Well, when a man is siete be is certainty | joidiog afrowsy sik het. No be turned over lo the United Tulge Woodrul granted the petition, oriering & | ease to the Coroner? nd W Kast Dhiriyetiest elt ntry under the provisions of | hearing at 10% o'clock yestemtay moruing, but Mr. Wy itucse—T have not i aie ‘ pis of tind, 80 fi ront by 110 fv fA register and receiver of public | °F ering ball on an indictment which he bad | Witwese—t am not Towa it ja conmuetion with Sir, Mal lends Weave appointed, and the carjet-bae- | Pease to bettove wontd be broneht in, At 19 o'clock Mr, Speucer ly)—Are you not aware, sir ber ry sei vib eared before Commissioner Davenport for t , wera who are in the mapiracy expect tai he purpose of proceeding with the examination, aa | (hat he may take the avife morfem deposition of (he 7 r 1 Q200K hist ion not only of plantations, but also of | drjeved on ‘Thursday, bat wae Informed by that | person jo dangerously sitnated? 16° pot such the whole equtares of valuable city property, as pub enitemnan that the ease was now out of hi is eas Cacceae Wietnek ts ak @ Ma " f i v y e 0 thet th a bes ww out of his bands, \ ss Corecertarn whether te inke offence at the bs ‘ bf under the Homes at law . a dary having bromgnt tn an Hetnent, 7 © stion)—It depends al sor ou the err Avanced Tatorun's Meantime Geo, MeDowetl, learning tuat Cou t swan thw r iwoor in it lea: To Mr &pencer—1 1m Cham’ Ves tiny Intute Peaveepo st 9 v9 In ener ef dein ter tue fl SABoOF p i necnssity of Lothe: nm Mr. Bradley then toow the ners. Jy the first place it | parvose of serving upon hin un order to transter |" wy, Scencer—Do you think Dowley will die? “Mr. Forbes Holand being at the aggregate voto for Secretary of | Mr. Lrving from Ludiow street jel, nud incarcerato Wiitiess—i do o ie 5, bE tt aa Lipton, bhade - “4 bim ia one of the forts, vieited the Federal beildin Spencer ( v —Ah! tat's what I've Thirty frst street; that it le fre 1 Ward is 8,873, and the i . 106 P peen trying to get at, Dut eryeipelas may set in, he Fuge? | (HALLO Is & Livery 6! stor 4.174 that these goo | 884 bed long interviews with Mr. Davenport, Dis- | may controct a fever, ay take w chil!, and ote Bat oti that trict Atjorney Davis, Assistant Distriet Attorney tan De Kay, and Marshal Starpe, What was talked about could not be learned. oot thivgs may Ragpen whieu may re geroug, Is vot that it? w ; MR. APENCER’S ITANDSOME APOLOGY, Servis socancied wich ale baa Witness Gndienentty)—Yor Me. Brodiey—I oten to say that tho theee on the Mir, Spencer tin the eame tone>—-Yes, Bot from | Mhirty-trat sireet property hive not Been pad the prevent Incieation# you do not think he willie? P year yet; 11 that 19 am incuwbrauce. Witcess (on the point of taking oMencer—I do f° Mr. Divie—Mave (rey been paid auy ol ver year Mr. Paadioy—Yow, ir N avenue 7 chy $15,000 ; t feet from. & \t he has per 1 that therefore the ballot- at it was understood ed to Cor: fn Davenport's action, on tle ground that i was en- rely unnecessary. that | Atone o'cloce three Deputy United States shate appeared to Lodiow sirect jail ant cai The distinguished prisoner was tor : Ne, Spencer—You must not be offendes at my | ‘The bords worn thcreayon completed, everything 799, or nearly 19 leas than the aggregate | taken into ihe Warden's ‘oflce dressed in'a heavy | mznicr of questioning yom. F meant mo oie. hig satisfactory 4 dark bige overcoat and a bish black silt bat. One | On further examination by Mr. Spencer, Dr AND F ain ‘ rote for Secretary of State, In the Thirteenth | Sr"ihe Harsuuie tree a pate of manecnte oat of wis. | Pint tertited {1 know Dr. Puetpe by repetition A DRWAND FOR AN ANLT Ths Ward it says 8,177 votes were polled this year, } Pocket. Mr. Irving looXeu at hin inaisnautly. Re bears a Roud reputation a's physician, iknow | sr. D ag)—E ask your Hi at thts against 9,788 last year—an increase of 991 rotes A COWARDLY IwUnT, ie eetaee, Lido vact know Dr Abbot T | Mr. Bbencor—l crm willing to prover! —and that asthe whole increase ia credited t * Hold ont your bands," eaid the Marshal eruffy an in the house while Tw: iNplaint ts suMciently recover A cuadlicns tee Gg aloes Mr. Irving obeyed, saying: * Inere they are; put | there ner presemt. Theis cop. | Court aint 4's yo adidate, there is @ susp | tee trons oF versation with Dow Nested ton minates. ‘He | Attoraey polity mae fOriyowlg Now, it is well known that in the Thir- |. Our Marshal took the extensted finns and crossed | was ju his rizht mind. My opinion 14 that wnilo . cw ; 2 t Whe onother prepared to adjust the | jew wl ho fs pot out of danger, bat I think he will Dar. Davie—it is not scceesary for mplainans teonth Ward reside a large number of voters who over it, Erysipelas may set to. Fle is liable to | to be pres We he ‘ Nuuseee beaenes 4 Row: Yorks Hetohee: dus t yon fe >that Lean hide them with | Sonteaer it in his prosent comdition, Me ix very | witnout nim 1 yt Drive my cuts?" asked Mr. Irv weak, His weakness u © cesult of loss of | oner that | will have the exe p avon the eal or no interest in the Vie Mi uid Bo ate nto this reqrest, but | blond. {ar for trial on Wednesday morn not suflicient interest to t t Crost-exemined by District Attoruey Davis: 1] Judge Woodsatt ine t ny pete p nee When be had fi 1 | was called in by one ot t Is and reqneste.! Hy 4 The case es8 main from their business | hess refla, “Now. como won.” | tomukean examitotion, was tolt that Drs Hagan | thea be postroned npon ar . Last Tuesday many of toutre'n carriage?” said Mr. | and other, pays had” ‘previously. witend: Mr, Speneer—I give the District Attoroey notes S Dowte ‘ I protest. againet any pro atll the wind and dust, Democrats ! Mee Davte—e yoor menning that Dowter Pty able 19 apoen and peddled Reform ’ damger of loving his life proviged nis injuries take pare thee So oert ee, Tian wine So all thecity, Men who | Ir ‘ POWLET WoT Iv Daxa he ca stot admirins Ne id bn. soldam vols, wept np al Mr. Sronces diuierposing)—Answer_ w he ' : yet the polls on Tnesday because under the eirenin. tt y t so dll a wrter; "Lam as as a chid crime Jit to be a sacred duty, and apes aia wewiiie Hou sou hat yuo you think f ’ ibeighy their ballots favor o ir elections and Pe a rit UNG DECLINES CO INTHErEOD Ana walk hie had to—Alie Wins 4 on Coroner N Youne Ring, Their votes hav. | —ironed ike 3 "commun ‘desperado, tar 2] Mr. Spencez—You think Le'll live? The réay te persvade tim to tame tue ing been nullified by McLavawtsx's repeaters | pouring rain and over ine sloupy pavemen iitties are tn favor of é mie ition of Devuty Marsh.) Dowley. fers, they now propose Of boots to cove A deputy Mr. ston on arose and adireesed t ry rs in taken By the Coroner was t great body of respectable citizens | mafched on Jo of ed onthe He» t 0 ; Of jurisdiction, since the Corone fag avenue tei besa at ce weines from their bie result oft d veht bean wilied at, take rvine fom the cu an tug to forts of the storm. ‘Treir | cient strenuous! te Coroner Youus en whether th ae i ny ceruideate that Dawley was likely to die.” The iN’s followers ta Brooklyn | tough Peal fo City tt" Mquare, and theneo up | ving rail, ost of res nestes io prove ee te Tataels Goambers sreot to the Federal bullding. Along | tnache bad wever laid a hand upon the Injured gen till voting, se_mp.so.leat night ne.ecia- | Onembers surest, to. the Federal, Baliding. Alons | that he ad wever laid a hand upon the tajured fra ae; W bows uparing’ a CAVue Rah, plete returns of the vote had been received on | cession was an. object of intense curiosity to : Gen. McDowell, Commander ot the Dopartaient isiea The Ring have been | PoPtisce: S:ine fecugnif.d the brisggcr, and eried Ga Meoaauia oa Fak cay, the Kast, was'in the Bederat builsiag Yeager day figuring three days to elect their entire ticket, ihe remark, at wi nd he had hundreds of sriends, reaneciaite man. | ite ga naeatead Ei vapiteatin of Bis t . e done so had not the people by aclirtote dang ah Lee AOR, elf was | requesting him to take Mr, Trying Jato ew ant protest frightened the aggr i THE INDIGNATION OF MM. IRVING'S FRIENDS. BRU BS AD PuCen iuvens COMut on eaeansate (lcm m 19 one of tae Faderal furts in the ie. od ; fF and hia custodians arrived in | the history of ine ease during the past two day Sor ths eaea’ inae ti het The retur x tick the trons were taken offand Mr. | he wiqped to 0 d-uatured.” The time bad now iY break nl Fees sing, give Wr F awit the Nour at came for Mr. Irving to bo allowed to go around | Cuchim Gem Warcen Tr ss A IA A py Lf He wae wet tothe bone, | among bis friends and collect testimony and pro- | Cantera The cenera j Winteny ’ scoiniort, bub Was linole | pare bis deieace. If he snould be convicted on | Eou’n tuiarview with poate f + | Lone bet 14 Kk the Court roan | of Mr yom 22, aud | was crowd ” The Kichteenta Ward | wo tot Day Fowern, 11,088, } ina received led mln perry se ers 1 City Comptrotier | exCUN'S APrMat eompetut and credi le paysic ee Incomplete retarns on Tax Collector | (irreset du irae a re) . *e toa, tne a fori? = y Auditor, Janus O'Buiey (Dem.) ua “irvine . 1 Ir. Svene Re: er—-The public attach eome in Natson Sua Rep.) a es ‘ wy removal of Mr Lyin toa Feders MAN's majority, 7 © °, ’ BMADY TO AccePY THE PLOSE ue tuere W be : 49 majority, Hewny Seiee, nt Ries a ay Fuse of oflcaces & Unived " ed in by @ small majority, though the retu be resisted an ¢ bavabed the lniared Wena: We Ore SulUAs 12, 188s e a any action ba ‘An be bas been convicted over | the mrantiny we for them,or we will uccept the testimony of your «wu be published on tho sub: aye hyp ngrater fra athe on ound, tl examiniog puyaiciau that Dowley, rile: having beea his own signature of “constructive larceny,” it | 44, knocked down und kieked and Deaten aud Siabbed hing to the elerk)—Lhis reores is not probuble that he will be allowed to retain | Nr. Pordy repii and conducd to his root lve days, will probabij Nous geen speaking 40. me 08 Committee of Fifty will took | scamesce in | live ato have come at iny dena The Committee of Fifty will look | Wanted tet 10 pa Mi er ¢ Irth man stiould die t Teapor'er—llave you granted Baral er. and those of the other Commis (Mr. Doaley, wh ni he the juried bof thes over the aetnd shemuaites wih ihe : Wou.d teas “Fue perty crime ot Tewiating ay <I tave done no Tews ‘ ) proviows day Would become mersed in tie erievous erim ‘ fer the poor ‘ff saw no 0. to patting in the | murder, and the case would de takeu ap by a bighe ine aa gen eourt "rhe fact Wat ne Physician who has atten ied | Judge Barcett’s Explanation of the $10,000 whieh predomir 3 in our He LAW PON ). y ever Braueiceted w Co co Rumer alrihie Sipe Pat ; ? Warton Dot in oUF favor, ws IL Is the drat ¢ = 7 Sige Os remind our read: hat Mr. Ad a (0 t | ld Seceive eon S Baty ree | , h to my fr » eet n res at Sweluwaey sla at & k J a ry 2 bd , <a j | Mr. Urving ie | : ue A perfect tidsl wave of ; tT An that si agate My t or : zp We Tee AWAITING & PHYSICIAN'S EvOE @ tf 1 : | i Ww r ‘ on | ; ; ; 1 ty ‘ * He carrios on p| whey were Bie aut ¥ ‘ ‘ ‘ \ can may) doa he ke a ‘y 4 u ¢ V . | 4 bev's PENIL p * . . Hov nmade to de- | Erisouer, the 1 € t porters, | i * ae at tng. | AL the abatnted 1 Wontar {1 * " # that he runs ahead of the | tne conden 4 aly eng | wary ¥ * t r \ ' eanp: { a 7 | D guson and I Hea t v | f of the Domorratic party bere | Teed, bal Bee it 1] poled by tue suspenel 4 Mr. Rpencor "Ww y y i | Mn, Seance nen S (| be had tated to ones . < ore | 7 li J bwry ) elly goxerament, and bun | condition. | Mu C Herenees i devoived | f ) \ ri, bane ai he ent] \ ‘ e| " | v | i oul, thinks ¢ Adacitot M. F. . imar yey Mm ’ woo 1 t . w boli A | 4 rt : 4 1 4 ' | Autor i n 1| © ’ 1 . ” . , ) . . 1 : | | ‘ r . | i “ | * nahh Sink A (ii heer dere aD ten She nots he ha Ste tee M - we H asm E . - - ii he wd i a at 1 | ' 1 " 4 a | 1 ale wpencer ed Eri }