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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-04
BoARp OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN

DOAkD OF ASSISTANT hLDEkMEN.-
Monddy.-Rroyts--Of Committee Ordinances concur
TO establish public pound in the LIST Ward of the City.
Adopted
OF same to concur adopt ordinance in relation to clean
Ing and spanking Broadway &c On motion of Assistant
Aid Mathatt amended by altering the time for sprnkng
between and O'Clock instead OF between 10 and 3d.
Adopted
Of Committee Fire Department to concur resolution
providing for the purchase of 1900 feet of hose the
Of the Fire Department. in favor of repairs Engine No
TO 10 organize Hook and Ladder Co in Xth Ward
in favor Of giving Engine Go. No. so ten additional All
Adopted.
Communication from the Croton Aqueduct Department
stating that pending the Of ordinance sprnkng
Of Broadway licenses have been withheld Ordered on
file.
The Report of Special Committee, recommending the
officers and of the city who have occasion 10 usc
paints upon Its property especially upon roofs work.
and IN places exposed 10 impure paints
notion taken from the table and adopted
AsseSmeRtsReport of Committee on Police in favor of
erecting SailoniIou for the Xllh Ward Police corner
OF Delaney and Attomeysts Adopted
Resfaons-By Assistant Aid Barker: That the Commits
soncr OF Streets and Lamps be directed to take immediate
". ior the more erectual cleaning Of the streets
throughout the City. Adopted.
BY Assis. ant Aid. Ring:
hotted That the Commissioner OF Streets and Lamps be-
ana hereby directed to have all the swept least
eee week (when the weather will per and to employ
collected i'll heaps.
Rord That neglect the part of Street Inspectors to
see that the above resolution fully carried out will be
sufficient cause of removal from office
Aescsted That the Commissioner of Streets and Lamps
report Ia TINS Beard what if any, additional appropriation is
Adopted. -
; The Board then adjourned to Tuesday afternoon at
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MONDAY, May 3-P. ~

Under the favorable advices received
yesterday from Europe and California, we have bed
stimulated Stock market during the day. With largo
transactions, the fancies have in every instance ~
vanced and the buoyancy and activity Of the day VT
very marked contrast with the heayiness and dcee~
OF Saturday. Nicaragua shows the largest adyahee
having sold between the Boards at A. an nprogepeS
OF v cent on Saturdays prices. Canton was -
very tuoysnt there being large orders from negtP"
ing city Canton possesses the confidence Of lsfss
number OF operators, who have great faith IN the -
rty Of Real Estate Stocks and In the great inna4nes
upon that species Of property of the influx OF gold ~
believe that three thousand OF ground bordeF1s
upon the available water front Of rapidly improES
city Ike Baltimore, must become immensely W,
bic. The internal improvements in which Basiinoie
now interested, the Baltimore and Ohio Rsilfoadf
pecialy, viii tend to increase her trade and popui1
In large rato and che must soon, by the exief'-
bounds required Tor her business swallow up tne
OF the Canton Co. Erie was also very firm, ana 81
at 50, advance OF y cent. The receipts Of apr
published in The Tribune, are considered very
be, being $4,000 Ia excess efthe estimate. Reg
improved y y cent Harlem, Ia Y cent s'o
ton, ~ p cent Zinc, &c. y share. Hadson -
was heavy. Delaware and Hudson went TO ii'a =
advance OF lis y cent All the Coal Stoc" nay ~
upward tendency n consequence Of the ssycra'y -.
pect. of the trade for the season. There -
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SUPREME Court OF THE UNITED

sr.TEs-WAsHIscToy, Friday, April 50, lS52-John L.
Heyhn ESQ., Of Pennsylvania was admitted an attorney and
counsellor OF this Court No H. ID. j. B. NJ. Bradford
rs the Union Bank of Tennessee ct al Appeal from the
District Court United States for Mississippi Mr. Justice
Nelson delivered the opinion OF this Court reversing the de-
the District Court and remaDdng this with d.
recons decree in conformity to the opinion of this
Court No. 146 NJ McAfee ct al appellants, J. T.
Croord The argument OF this concluded by Mr.
v T. Howard for the appellant NO. rs L. Rogers APP
peant rs j. g. Lindsay ct al. This argued by
Dir Crttenden for the appellant and admitted printed
argument by Nh. J. A. Campbell for the appeees. Adj.
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Now. I 70 further in TIA
matter than this general s,st--
ment, taking tie great m.s. "a
evidence before your Honors
and examining IL, To provo
that Mr.. Goodye1 i- he ~.
ventor. Ia the inst placs. d.
patent which ne olta,nri d
proof Of that f.ct.
Now on the general aues.
ton. IL 10 conceded by re
other side that the Co1rt a.
Chsncery, IN Eaxland or Aefs'
has whs, Mr.. Choa,s calls 10
gigantic power 70 gran, an In
Junction without a Jury or
any aid from a Cont Of law
He contends. however. thss
the practice has s-cop1r srt-
lied IN England. % as 10 b.
lmos, a doctrine, tia. un,ii
after the verdict Of a Jury q
perpetual injunction viii noe
be granted. Now. we an
there Is 40 such doctrine 81.
tied - an lnyarAble rule. or
even practice. IN England or
here. Reads
Perhaps, as has been sss>
gssted, &c.
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age named Patrick Hickey, who lived with his parents at
No IL Prncest, Sunday evening, after patsking OF
ice cream and smoking cigar at saloon up town, went
home very unwel and told his mother that he i'll in
sequence OF having eaten too much candy Medicine
given him, but instead of getting better he worse and
died in the Of few hours after reaching his home
The Coroner notified hold inquest, when post
mortem examination viii be made and the true cause OF
denlh will nrolAblN be asceltalncd.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Court CALENDAE-This Day.-SU-
PkDloR CorRT-Nos go 81 l72 rs 1885, 2Oi 2e2 n 81,
20 @ 81 Sa, S24 S25, ST, Ss, So $50, SSl, $50 S3
COMMON PLEAS-Part Nos SCI, 45l 49, 455 457 49,
46l lbs 46S i7 469 All. 47S AS IN Part I-Nos 3l4
- S5 SIG $685. Sc ss2 io6 is ~ $50, 4SS, 57S, 49,
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DEATH FROM CoyvuLsIoNs.-The Cor

4
oner held inquest yesterday upon the body of man,
known only CathaIne Market joe who yesterday
morning found by Officer Street of the Fourth Ward living
state of insensbity the wharf Ohverst The Of
fcer went for assistance but his found Joe dead
The Jury rendered verdict OF Death by convulsonsv
The deceased is the whom Wnans, the actor has
queny taken OH the with much ecat lntemper-
ance probably had much TO do with his death.
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MARRIED..

evening May by Mei residence
No. 3os Broome Mr.. JOHN DANIELS Miss MARY BEL
LINGHAM, all Of this Crr.
April -, by Rev r. D. secly. Dr. CHARLES X BRIBDON TO
MARTHA second daughter OF Francis Reynolds.
By bs Honor Mayor Ambrose knsand Monday afternoon.
May the residence OF T. X. Downing Esq, GILBERT H.
TONPkINs 10 Niss PHEBE X. DOWNING, Of tins City
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ScALprp TO DEArH.-Charles Masters

lad five Of age, died yesterday consequences Of
seads received about three weeks SINCE at the house of his
percnts No 100 Delaney street. where, while playing with
an elder brother he against stove and upset kettle
ofboilns coffee his person The Coroner held an III
quest the body end verdict Of accidental death
dersa hN the 1urV
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Ter named John Boyce about II o'clock yesterday morning
with accomphces called the of Davis Jones'
No ll6 Whan-st, under pretense of making purchases
He ug the of secretng about his person
$40 worth Of silk handkerchief and detained until
Officer kavanagh OF the Second Ward arrived who took
him before Justice Osborn. He committed for trial
HIS two accomplces made their escape.
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SUPERIOR CoURr-Before Judge Camr

SUPERIOR CoURT-Before Judge Camp
bel-Pa'yid Carroll against Ne0 York aad Nesc- Karen
Railroad Compd7y.-To damages amount laid At
sOoG for personal injury 70 plaintiff during collision ofths
cars belonging 10 the wHaven Railroad Company on the
evening OF 18th October last Wass Bridge One of
the legs Of plaintiff broken and he otherwise much
land permanently injured He sick ne aeges five
months-
For defense it is said that plaintiff in the cars without
the knowledge consent of defendants they never re-
ceive passengers for Wisms Bridge and that they did not
undertake to carry him. &c. They also say they did not an.
deske TO convey plaintiff &C. and that they not liable
The points OF defense are denied. To be continued.
Before Judge Oakley
Geo ". YOUNG sg JosSph W H0rcox-To recover dana
ges Tor personal injury BY being pressed between the bow of
the steamboat Gazee and the pier in June l25daases
lad At SSo Plaintiff shpjoner and was working on
piank repairing the bow OF the Gazee foot Of Grand
street; when the steamboat Buffalo, belonging 20 Mr. H.
winch was on pleasure excursion alongside the g.
ior tne purpose OF receiving passengers and doing So
said nessenty struck the g. behind the guard forcing her
forward upon the per-pantif II said was 50 much
crushed and injured that first his life was despared OF
and be sick for time.
For defense twas said that plaintiff h.i notice that the
Buao wss about TO alongside the Gszee and II de-
med there was any fault board the Buffalo The case
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CHARGE OF REyoLT.-Four seamen Of

the ship Albert, Gallan were examined yesterday on
charge of revolt Captain Satter of the ship testified that
after leaving Have he had occasion 20 place Of the men
irons ion breach Of orders, going below among the
and that the other arrested aft and declared
their determination release HIM, and difficulty occurred
bwt them aud the captain, and they finally allowed
10 go again TO duty. The examination is ON.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN LINENs.-Now is

the time for every housewife take sdvanta of the great
bargains offered al Columbian Hail. No PSI Iandst House
and Hotelkeerers attention is particularly inv ted 10 large
invoice OF Linen Goods consisting OF Danask Table Cloths
Napkins Blrdseye Diapers Toweling Pillowcssing ana
sheerng; also fs assortment CT Lace, Window and Re
cess Curtains and MGsn Drspery, together with choice
assortment Of Masees and Lancaster Counter ,anes and
Toilet Quilts House urnshes will ind saving 81 least of
- per cent by calling early.
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CouRr OF CoMMoN .PLEAs-Refore

Judge Daly.-NiccLIs r. Odke, against TAouas Csrnley
SAerOn question whether the night of property 10 as
worth Of paints ke levied upon BY the Sheriff At the
OF WaIrenst snd Coegeplace, IN Simeon Wilcox or
VIZ Mann The goods were levied upon BY the Sherii
under execution against Mr. Wilcox Mr. Cztey claims 70
have been appointed on creditors proceens receive Of
property belonging Mr. Mann and he contends hat The
property belonged LATTER which denied The Complaint
was dismissed f'a'
Before Jndse Woodruff
heHsea n Corning AIT Nfchaas Wliiarsson-Mr C. saws
that IN May 1851 he sold 20 William srd quantity Of
inda rubber soods amounting $4,000; that they were de-
hvered on ire 18th and 7s OF Mny that the 9Th OF Nav
a. - 80 A.Sks. .a.u q. -
Sgrsns 70 Mr. WaLsscn- Among she OF said ssrsn-
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men. being s. 900 worth Of the goods in qnenon L coz
tends Ina. from the time that interviewed between Tie
-~bsse and Mr. Ward suspendng business no must have
f.bt the ,oods knowing could not pay tor them and the
,;, ,hsree To the goods did not 10 Mr. Ward and
r. c,nId M, assign them TO Mr. Williamson; MI l. TOOK
by which on giving bonds he took the properly
~ n,n ms own hands, and the present suit Is TO test
bther Mr. Ward had acquired legal title or not In de ese
n he had that there had previously ossh
extensive dealings between Mr.. C. and Mr. W.rd thst ,e
Goods in Question were sold six months credit and thar
NJ Ward was and is ready agreed upon TO give his note
Tor the amount and that the assignment wa. valid ana 'of
valuable consideration The case Is on
CouRr OF GENERAL SEssToNs-1Ionddy.
BEFORE Judge Beebe and Aid Smith and BarI-The May
term of the Court opened this morning with the follow
ing calendar viz Murder q Arson Assault with intent
10 kil s: Rape 2; Robbery, Seduction, Forgery l.
Burglary 9; Grand Larceny, 10; False pretenses Total
40 Previously indicted, p Witness Bssardy, l. Grand
total, %.
The Grand jury not formed, there not being sniff
Gent number Of persons who had been sbpnaed IN attend
ance 10 form quorum.
The Petit Jury sworn and proceeded to the trial Of
Harriet segler boardngho keeper who was charged
with having stolen dress valued s. the property of Elm
Sormley She acquitted There other indictments
against the accused She was however discharged her
own recoenizances.
fcqpiffed-Joseph Palmer, implicated with James Nor
gan was tired for stealing 81 in bank notes and COIN the
property OF VIM Bremsll tie acquitted.
James Morgan implicated with Palmer, was tried and
victed stealing the money The Jury recommended
him the of the Court and he sentenced 70 the
State Prison for two years.
The Court then adjourned for to-day.
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SECOND BOARD.
SALES OF SrocEs AT PHrLApELPMA--

Monday May 300 Long Island r. 10E IS Beaver Mst1css
e22OOO Pean S. % roo Pssn r. r.. IS ~ poo Read NOR
3D., $50 L. Isssd r. r., io so Read r. sss % sss
81 Ksstacky BIZ I2 $4,000 Penn g. - " 600 Rad =
LOO Girard BIZ, l34 $ Union Bk. Tenn, 72h
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Now, in the frst place, as TO
his Icing estopped by his own
conduct aud acts, independent
Of obligations under sal,
Days offers OF reward TO any
body who would give infor-
nation by which infringers Of
these patents could be brought
10 justice, are dated Jan. 6,
1917, and are on the record.
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A BoLp OpERATIoN.-The office OF Ell


Her death is deeply regretted by all connected VIII"
the Institution.
A BOLD OPERATIoN.-The office OF Eli
wood Hsryeys oil cloth mandatory on the corner OF an
derbiltsv and Dean-st broken inIo on rIuAJ
when the conveyed 70 distance oil about
three blocks from the building where they "
Of the pips put powder IN tile CAVITY ana su'eicu - "
ieres Arr all their trouble however tney so ngtnnk
Tor their paine the safe did not conthh ~ -,
az rsners which they generously left behind although In
mulated condition
TA Carpenter shop on Myrtle-ay.
.,oksr into on Sunday night and quantity OF tools
,Ien therefom They subsequently found IN posses
sion of John Ronga who arrested and counteo on TIC
charge.
ry Charles Barnes was arrested on
Ni,bav Yesterday BY the Alderman Of the Ward, who
tnnd in his possession several milk number OF decapi-
taed fowls and articles Of wearing apparel supposed 70 have
been stolen handed into the custody Oh oncer
yieth and committed TO answer.
W Great complaints are made of the
If they had not been scraPed for six months
CRY COURT.-The Petit jury for the
Nav term of this Court yesterday morning and
discharged until Thursday which time the Court stands
adjourned in consequence of the necessary absence OF Judge
Greenwood.
ARRESTS BY POLICE.-An unusual num-
Der Of arrests were made Sunday and Monday nights
The police were upon in several localities and Of
them had their clubs wresed from them knocked down.
and otherwise illued The agsressos severay fined
and held to bail yesterday by Justice King.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-04

% Every picture that goes from Roots
hands Is hike the seed that falls ch soil Admired crit
elsed and admired still by the family the neighbors and
nencs there Is Immediately asrwaTd rieh return In the
wives sisters children, and relatives Of all degrees who
TO have their roAits taken In the same mastery
is sui extended.
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A CARp.-The Board of Directors of

the NewioTk and Liberia Emigration and Agricultural As
ISOLATION takes this method OF returning thanks 10 the gen
emen who literally contributed them $500 for the ur-
pose OF sending their agent Elias c. Jones' Liberia 70 as
ss In carrying cut uner instruction and obtain tho
rough knowledge Of the country
TRos. J. CUNNINGHAM President
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SUPREME CoURT.-Tle General IT,

commenced this forenoon, and motions heard Tn
case OF the American Art Union as to point of District
torney, was set down for Tuesday.
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The column. as falsely reported
lyenay t,-Viing alteration ioiH
body erey doubted the oyigi-
,ntion (; but Goodyear's "vigtt
different thing.
Fake Report, as Published BY
the Combination.
So that your Honors see
il al comes back to this. Is
that Of 1919 q true description.
II il be, there Is an end TO the
inquiry.
" orignaI,v was the great
again.
say q combination OF them
leads Courts not uselesly TO
send patents 70 law, to be tired
by a jury. What Is there q
Jury can say that u not prov
ed N this c1ei
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wrrEr Rsro,r DrArn the City OF Brooklyn, for the week
eHoins May !. 49,
H''ea'esApope,y, Cancer Cancer in the Womb Ca.u
ally Cholera horbns, Congestion the Brain,
Of the Lungs Consumption, 8; Convuons, ,; Debility. !;
Disfhoa, Dropsy OF the Head. Fever Puerpera Fever
ariei . Fever Typhoid Fever Typhus Inflammation ihe
Kidneys, lnammai of the Lungs, g. Inflammation OF the
Throat iDfn, MA Naomaiion Mara-nis, ?; Measles,
Pa<y. Partunon, Premature Birth. Rheumatism,
scrcirls, Small Pox, q SUI born. / Unknown, l.
Male, ~; Females, 22j Adults, DO Children, ~ Total 49,
VI WENDELL, Heath Officer.
(Rcc Of flt board Of Icnhh
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Lr1in

He is essopped by deed, kc.,
treads. aud yet be comes IN
and denies his covenant. One
cannot enlarge upon this. 1t
Is conclusive.
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DARING STREET RoRRERY.-Mr. Henry

Gaines boardeT at tn. Rainbow, while passing through
Easssust at O'Clock yesterday morning. ROBBED of his
gold watch, valued at Si5 which suatched from his
pocket by who ga ming possession Of it with
acconrce, of. Mr.. Gaines followed them shouting
stop Thief" when Officer Walsh OF the Second Ward
Joined pursuit and overlook and captured
They taken before Justice Osborne, and locked
NJ charge Of grand larceny under the OF John
Graft and Luke Newsome. Graft is the person who stole the
watch. He and Newsome Eng.ishmen and have been
in the country but short time This is OF the da-
ing robberes that has been committed the city long
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CALIFORNIA TiCkETs FOR SALE.-Two
Second Cabin Tickets for passage by the Daniel Webster 10
sail Goth inst Apply to Tsppan Douglass No 70 Co
osr-st.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.
DycxAsrp.-Mrs. Davenport, for lon

time engared in the Kings County Hospital a. Lynsh
Nurse departed this life Sunday after one week ine
She had the reputation Of being skfu and ecle.
Her death deeply regretted by all connected VIII
the Institution.
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TIVHT IN \ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES w UIsIi
ard Curtis Of the lid Ward a. o'clock Sunday night
arrested James OBen Jas Cosgrove John O'Brien and
Ches Thomas for fighting in the saloon Van Nance
Bush, of Broadway and Fulton-s Some OF the party
were badly beaten by Chas Thomas and Awful Gardner the
latter of whom made his escape. The accused held for
examination
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FrRE.-About three o'clock Yesterday

afternoon fire broke ont in old diapdaed frame build
ing in Seveneenih-si. the Six'hayenue. The Fra
Department aud Police of the Ninth Ward, were early
he ground and succeeded IN eXtn ushng the flames
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fs published.
What appears on the record
of Massachusetts, ! A JUDGMENT
tor Goodyear against Seayer
i Knowlton, Days agents,
tor 500 and the costs, entered
by Days consent. That is a
part OF the agreement.
Agdin.
Mr.. CUTTING. He can, II
you claim under the juds-
nlent.
Mr.. WEBSTER. We claim
under our patent, &c.
False Report, as published by
the Combination.
That tribunal passed upon
this invention Of Goodyear's,
aud found it new and useful.
A patent was consequently
awarded, and the discoverer,
Mr.. Goodyear, derived from is
some reward for his great la
Dor and sufienngs, during the
periods Of his trials and ex-
periments.
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False Report, az published BY
The Combination.
| am satisfied that your
Honors will be of the opinion
that Goodyear's right " this
invention is proved
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TO this invention " IL quite Q
Wetay's Exact Words.
80 that the only question
comes to be this: is 40
a true description OF the
original invention. lift be,
there is ali end Of the in
'quiry.
NoTE The simple word
point IN this case.
again.
II say the conviction Is
growing very much greater
liz this country, that 1t Is bet
ter not uselessly to send pat
tent cases 20 a trial al law by
ajury. Now, what is there
There that a jury can try J
what is there here that il
mot specifically proved one
way or another ~
3gdtn.
Again. in speaking Of the
ground Of estoppel, Mr.. Weo-
ster says: " Now. In the first
place, as 10 his being estop-
ped BY bis own conduct and
acts, these advertisements OF
reward 10 anybody who
would give information by
which infringers upon these
patents could be brought TO
justice ought % be matter OF
'estcTTei.7
Again.
F" He is estopped by deed.
his own covenants under seal
admitting the validity Of the
patents; and now he Is de-
'riving from the license 10
work under that covenant
benefit to the extent of thirty
thousand dollars clear profit
q year and he comes In de-
'nyins his covenant. Why,
no az can ss.'Er,e u-eu liz.
1T i ecrclrsive, &C."
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FINE ARrs-DAGuERRE n on

The beautiful discovery Of Mr. Butler Nc 25l Broadway
IRA rs -...- - -~.se.y -
TIE irish Of the fnest miniature painting