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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-28
STOCK MARKET IS STAGNANT.
Even the Trading in Sugar Is
Lighter than Usual
Bear Raid Has but Little Effect on
Changers.

Speculation at the Stock Exchange was
tame again this morning, and, except In
isolated cases, the fluctuations were con-
fined within narrow limits. Many bro
kers did not put in an appearance at all
remaining at their country homes in
consequence of the excessive heat.
The heavy gold shipments had no in
huence. and the damage to the corn crop
also failed tc induce the bears to make
a demonstration against values. Sugar
received inside support and ranged from
loS to l03 5-S. Even in this stock trading
was far less than usual.
Missouri Pacific rose 5-s, to "a IL, and
United States Leather IA, to 10. Consol-
idated Gas fell LIZ, to 40; Hooking Val
ley Ia, to l6: Union Pacific S-S. to S:
81. Paul IA. to 81 5-S;, Rock Island IA,
Reading IA, to II IA, and Toledo & Ohio
Central L. to "a. Wheeling q Lake Erie
pref. after falling / Ia. to "a. rose to
The street Is waiting eagerly for deci-
sive news from Washington as to tariff
legislation, and operators refuse to enter
into new engagements while there is SO
much uncertainty about this important
question.
Money was nominally per cent. For
eign Exchange dull at 4s7 IA a 4s7 1-2
for bankers long, and !sS IA q 4Ss l-2
for demand sterling. Commercial bar
silver 81 ga. and Mexican dollars SO "a.
Bar silver in London unchanged at
Is 3-4d per ounce.
The banks lost 81, 200, SIS in surplus re-
serve this week. reducing the excess held
above legal requirements to 81. 9N. 725.
The decrease OF $3.OOo.OOO in legal ten
ders reflects payments into the Treas
ury for gold exported. The liquidation
OF $5,000.O0O in deposits is consistent
with the changes In the other items.
The following are the comparative fig
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-28
Wall street Notes.

Tho June statement Of the Chicago burlington
quincy shows gross earnings OF s., 1853, AS, a
decrease OF 1879 PSI let, sJl,sjs. a decrease OF
$751; sis; charges $500, coo, decrease o. S2t ISL
and surplus, 81, sSs decrease Of 1897 PCS
Tho Chrouicle computes that thlrty-slx roads
earned for the third week Of July. 1894, grusH
s. l22 2sl Sgainst 1902 sos IN the correspondent ms
week OF 1898. . net decrease o; 3S5i "a. Or
II 81 per cent. Its mail statement for the secC nd
week Of July. 1894 shows that seventy-two roads
earned gross 81 j2s 2Ut against So, 49,; iO5 in the
corresponding period OF 1898, net decrease OF
81. els. 2Ol, OF % 81 per cent
Austin Corbin, Charles A. Peabody and Henry
Thorncll. committee for the holders OF the
Cleveland and Canton frsi mortgage ) per ceat.
bonds AK that the bOndholders Ioin In al agree
Inent To forecose the mortgage, the interest
due July | being In default. The European hold
ings OF st. Paul stock, according to latest re-
turns from transfer once, aggregate 25i coo
shares THIS is increase OF ~. 90 shares
since Jan, !.
The gross earnings OF Atchison system for the
third week Of July were sslS.7s3, a decrease OF
SEQ 1854. and for the month 10 date, 81. $685. $751; q
decrease Of u.o+5. SIS
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-28
SAILOR WRIGHT IEsTiFIEs.
He Says that Johnson's Conduct
g.-t- Was Improper. -; r;

Justice Bartlett. sitting in the Supreme
Court, Broolyh, this morning. heard the
testimony of James Wright sailor. in
the suit of'Mrs. Mary A, Johnson against
her husband, Charles w. johnson, for a
divorce. -....
The Johnsons live at Floral Park, l.. /.
They were married on Sept. 20 1873.
Wright said that on March q, 1888, he
visited house, at 1Ol Canal street with
johnson, who Is his cousin: He said
that Johnson's conduct with a woman
named Green was improper.
Justice Bartlett Will take the balance
Of the testimony on Tuesday next.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-28
SAYS HE is AN ANARCHIST.
Josephine Young Has Edward Holz
worth Arrested.

Edward Holzworth, thirty years old. OF
l2l East Houston street. was held for
examination in 500 by Justice Feitner in
Essex Market Court to-day on the charge
OF disorderly conduct. preferred by Jo-
sephine Young. pretty blonde. who
lives at the same address.
She stated that Holzworth was an An
archist, who manufactures his own bull
let's. cartridges and bombs. According
to her story he annoyed her because
she refused to be his wife.
II am afraid that he will kill me-"
she said.
Holzworth denied her statement. He
declared that he never asked her to
marry him, and that she had him ar
rested for spite. Josephine says she Is
the common-law wife of a policeman,
but she declined to tell the policeman's
name
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-28

The bears hammered the Changers on
reports OF damage to the corn crop. but
failed to make much impression on
prices. Sugar, on the other hand. was
firm. Union Pacific sold down to 73-4
the lowest figure yet recorded. Specu-
lation was extremely dull. and as soon
as the gong sounded at IL o'clock
brokers and others made a rush to get
out OF town.
The sales of listed stocks were 5000
shares. In the unlisted department 300
shares OF Sugar were traded In.
The imports, exclusive Of specie, at the
port OF New York for the week were
-. 040. 625 OF which 81, CSC, 1T were dry
goods and 81, IA. sos general merchandise.
For the corresponding week of 1893 the
imports were s.. $40. 49, OF which y, 689, 5S4
We're dry, goods and ss.seO,lT general
merchandise.
The total bank clearinss of all the
clearing houses In the United States for
the week ending to-day were $762, 955, 108,
q decrease Of 81, $50, les. as compared
With last week and a decrease of $146.-
s3l $50 from the corresponding week last
year,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-28

The first move TO test the constitutionality OF
an act passed by the New Jersey Legislature
last Spring to redstrict Jersey City and Newark.
and legisIats the present Boards of Freeholders
out OF once was made yesterday. Ex-senator
Edwards applied to supreme Court Justice LIP
pincntt for rule to show why the Law
under which the Ward Line Commissioners are
acting should not be Certioraried to the supreme
Court for review Judge Lipplncott granted the
rule and the matter viii be argued next Wednes-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-28
MANNING TRIED SUICIDE.
Qnarrel with an Aunt Made Him
AttemDt Self-Destruotton

Joseph Marning, nineteen years old, on
III High street. Brooklyn. was arrested
this morning by Policeman. Deeean. OF
the lower Fulton street station, charged
with attempted Suicide
When first taken to the station he
refused to give his name .The police
learned later that he had quarrelled with
IN aunt, who lived in Jay street, and
had drawn a knife across his throat.
The knife was very dull. however, and
the wound Is nothing but a scratch.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-28
MAMIE MAKES A. Statement.
Said to Accuse McEvoy of DruEEins
md AssauIting Her.

GREENPORT, l.. l., July 2S-Mamie
Kerrigan, the young domestic who wae
found unconscious in the woods near
this village, had a long talk with the
District-Attorney of Suffolk County this
morning. Her statement was taken down
in writing by the District-Attorney; but
he refuses to make its contents public at
present. He says that to do so might
defeat the ends OF justice. -.
1t is known, that the girl, in her state
ment, accused John McEvoy OF having
investigation made by the District-At-
torney 1t is thought that the crime was
committed not far from the Occidental
condition is so much improved that she
Is now considered out of danger. McEvoy
will be aNested as soon as he can be
found,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-28
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-28
DROWNED IN THE PASSAlC.
Berkman Lost His Life While Bath
Ing Inst Night.

NEWARK. n. j.. July 2s.-Henry
Berkman. aged twenty-five. OF Cleve-
land avenue, Harrison. was drowned
late last night while bathing in the
Passaic River.
He had been in this country about six
months and was widower. His wife
died before he left Germany.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-28
NO DEMAND FOR CEREALS.

Wheat opened practically unchanged
September selling here at IS 7-Sc. and
62 3-4c. In Chicago. but soon eased on
about l-4c. on lack OF demand Corn
was quiet and somewhat caster, Will.
oats were quiet. but not materially
Cotton ruled from 2 to 4 points lower.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-28
THOMAS H. CURRAN DEAD.
The Ex-New York Policeman Ex
pires Mt DeIlevilIe, N. j.

BELLEVILLE. N. j.. July 2s.-Thos
H. Curran. sixty-seven years Of age, an
ex-New York policeman, died at his
home on William street last night.
Curran was retired on a pension seven
His death vas the result Of injuries he
received last week by falling while at
work in his garden.
He leaves widow and grown-up
iiceman.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-28
MAYOR LACKS POWER.
Only the Board of Aldermen Can
Remove the Interpreters.

' Assistant Corporation Counsel Green
wood Of brooklyn, to-day returned to
Lawyer Francis L., Carrao the batch OF
affidavitts charging the Italian intepre-
ers or the police courts with committing
various acts or Sextortion.
Mr.! Carrao WAS notified that his appli-
cation for the removal of these officials
had been refused. Mr.. Greenwood said
that the Corporation Counsel had care
fully examined the law, and had discov-
cred that the Mayor had no power to re-
In which only the Board of Aldermen
had the power to act
Mr. Carrao told an Evening World
reporter that he would prefer his charges
before the Aldermen.
And ! shall probably take the case
before the next Grand Jury, which
meets In September" he added.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-28
IS. HALL FELL THIRTY FEET
sought Fresh Air at u Window
and Lost Her Balance.

rs Jessie Hall, twenty-five years old,
" on the second floor at l55 Adams
ft. brooklyn. awoke at $50 O'Clock
morning and went to a window to
eome fresh air. While sitting on
\ fdow-sill she lost her balance and
The basement, a distance OF thirty
Were she struck an iron railing
led off to the stones.
creams brought several policemen
pot and she was removed to the
In an ambulance. The doctors
,Nnstained severe internal in
fracture Of the right leg,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-28
Lawyer smith sent to an Asylum.

BURLINGTON. y. J, July 2s,-LGvyer Mar
shall smith, an eccentric old man OF this place,
was taken to an insane asylum this morning at
the lnstiEatien OF some prominent citizens He
has been acting strangely for the past few
months lie disappesfed about a month ago. say
Ing he was going TO commit suicide. His cloth
Ing Was found n q boat on the Delaware River
but a few days afterwards Smith turned up ali
right
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-28
ACCUSES FUN LEN.
Jennie Lee Says She Had Com
panion in Till Tapping.
Declares Her Cousin Helped Hen
Rob Her Uncle, Lee Toy.
Describes Her Tutelage in Christisu
and joss Religions.

Jennie Lee, remarkably handsome
eleven-year-old Chinese girl. was held
by Justice Ryan in the Tombs Court
this morning for examination next Mon
day afternoon. charged with stealing
s63 from her uncle. Lee Top. Of 2s Mott
street.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-28
lMS-HOUSE ALONE LEFT.
P. Catherine White Dispossessed
and Deserted by Her Husband.

ktherine White, a middle-aged woman,
committed to the Almshouse by
|tice Goetting in the Lee Avenue
TT, Williamsburg. to-day.
(rs. White and her husband formerly
"a at 81 South Second street, but were
possessed several weeks ago on ac-
Of non-payment of rent. White
out OF work, and since then they
Ids.
st evening White deserted his wife,
the woman. not knowing where else
20. applied at the Bedford avenue
lon for lodgings. ..
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-28
STARVING TO DEATH.

Aged william Whalen Found Dy-
&c ing q. Esrt Gseenezp&rks:.!I.
william Nhalen, sixty.five years old.
was found yNng III In Fort. Greene Park.
Brooklyn, tTA morning. irfH.S $50
He was surkn to the Clermont ave-
nue. static ne, ei here an ambulance sur
sson said So is, 3 svffesang from stsrys;
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-28
Boklyn Brevities.

me. twenty three years old. who
Ed Hopkins street. but who .tha
notorious character, was held
fset Court. williamsburg, to-day
tesiinF two sets OF harness from
y Ae'eksfeofhsr Avenue and
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-28

For indigestion and all
other conditions resulting
from constipation. 60 by the
book on Beecham's pills.
Book free. pills a5c. AT drug.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-28
Mining stocks.
BID. Asked

The following are the closing quota
lions Of mining stocks At the Conson-
dated Exchange to-day:
Hid Aaksd ksd
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-28

Fer entertaining gossip of the
tsrf. thu ball aeld aad the riss
reed the 9 o,cleek Eaities ..s shs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-31
Ths Weather.

The severe storm OF this winter was central on
the Ne" England coast yesterday. 1he storm which
passed northeast from tie south Atlantic cOAs. had
met the storm which moved east from the lake Tsgon
The power uf these combined storms waA felt all
the coast north OF Florida The greatest violence was
on the New England coast where tho winds reached Go
and 70 miles an hour They probably blew harder for
zoo miles out over the ocean.
The winds north Of Boston we're blowing from the
northeast and south Of that place theJ from the
northwssL
Clearing weather set In over the middle Atlantic
States IN the morning. but continued fall
northern New York ana the New England states meas
uFng from four 10 thirteen inches
The storm Is IN tho IsIh u ocean tTArnc although
the centre vas close 20 shore.
There rain. slest, aud snow IN this city IN the
early morning few snow Hurr E. lasting t.ll a. 81 .
when the Sun APPEARED Tho storm centre passed
this cry about ~ A. 81 The nj. which had been
blowing Lgh from tbo northeast then changed 10 The
northwest. gradually increasing IN force 10 a. n.
when 10 reached - miles hour There was Htus
change IN tSmpsTltuTs. highest b.. lowest 327
average humidity. per cent Total SNOW. slssI and
rain II inches.
The Thermometer AZ Psrrys pharmacy In THE sUS
building recorded tue Temperature yesterday f00ws
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-31
JOITINGS ABOUT IoWN.

ington. Is a. tue Hotel brunswick.
Surrogate Arnold has severe cold. and the Love
craft val contest has gone over to Thursday.
A strike was ordered yesterday on the building 1865
three union trainers
The fixtures and furniture Of the Canal Street Rank
l5I Centre street BY order OF Antonio Easlhes. 70
bringing $3.50.
Cas..s Newman X. sgsS g y:AE. % I5l Ailsa stree,
6ow,..s {ss.lry store !. 10 PIT street aud stealing
James lyman. formerly M. iAnitor Of the Grand
ss Sessions u ~ sfS. M H. bosns - .ho
house ss, o aT A a.S s Of Dee H4 IN Tie Grand opera
Tue Dartmouth College Alumni Association will hold
IL thiEtslh GnuqSI dinner a. bemog.co on triay.
Columbia VII also be present
District Attorney Fellows announced YESTERDAY that
osnas. Ssant ne ~. ..S o. ,yeSa
TsTmIner to be held IN February
surrogate fitzgerald has granted ettsrs Of admins
ua.on upon tue estate Of Joe. o. stevens his wdo~
Hannah stevens AMI his souis lA- Nile T. Minor.
st, 10 ). Only nSa. tue ''''uA prop
ONLY .hI.: or foo. o6ssoas have been .d sss9,;
re Tidsning Of college place ana mreenS cn street
lions aad Thea prepare MAJ report
SGSTss tyna aged II year, Of !9I IVES, TwsGty
Iins runaway horssat Broadway asa Iboui., street
iS S ',' 70 to lie tSsbsrs sio~t o,ps,
Dora HTasmsT ~ trglsf,,S Brlner srrss1si yss.sr
day UPON Ter grautsl BY Justice hrCATthY OF OF :
ttY tagrtl an actl"u hTspght by hss o. Tscoy r.
SO taO damages Tor breach Of PROMISE Of marFH-
lie was 0cAsd upIn LaloS street l-A IA drtau.I u
$500 LaiL
Gr.s. N Parker has e.ousa. an action IN me s..
JOSEF lATEer ami Judge husru las granted Ter
Tor tue % the summons upon The uuAl an. uy
Eublrauon lite ariies we're manned On ueL -
loss ~ south burlington, Ne.
tommissoner pay o. ne Dspartm'nt ~ F.a.a
Works Will cave next Monday on lr~ son. wssfeEu
hEE'ed from The praui central station for me lH.
NlTugA lie Nil De accom- aul~l Oh MS Nlfe au4 ~
! Laurence helue4r tEa lnmmAuy NAH lea4ts {. .
1Hvntl-tUIriu Assembly district ana Nrs he
TGsss policemen we're zpIOlute1 ycs.rrE.y
| THowss D. 'raGzu .aars / murray, Nra.sI uH..
Juuu .. lust. J.tu Mcknight. and Iau.s- L. ",aH-
lzfrulmau Thomas o. Muuahzu v. las. HeH.E
street. station TeslyUrd fatTO.mau NI latl o. ,.rtF
OF fast tIIy uTst street tgEu,isTTs4 90 MeI-
Three suits have been brought IN ths supreme GO r.
through Law ere h"aiy, LauteIbacr, Aui sH1nssu
TeprrasnIbg the AtuerlcAu GrvdL Indemnify e..
pauy ilarutfaL Nsisanan TO- and EchhoIt a NIl4cr
lud gmsnt creditors OF Jacob Flnelts 10 a.
fEzudulsn ths transfer - FneAte And hs Vie sarah
property 10 Easi seyeay Rnth street BaHtsr
LsIinEton aYenue And l2lst street valusd a. Abogs
$1,000 ana noEtsAgsd fer AbsaE $780,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-31
STORM TOSSED sHIp REFUSES AID.
Another Kun. Back TO Port-uard.hip. OF
BIre.saviuu Crews.

AsBuRr pGRE. N. j.. Jan. 3O--The three.
mssted schooner which anchored in distress
two miles on shore opposite Shark River In
let. yesterday. outrode the storm last night
with slight dragging other anchors. ono Of
the big tugs Of the Merritt wrecking organiga-
ton came down from New York to-day and
steamed up 20 the disabled schooner. After a
short barley with tho schooncr's Captain the
chief officer OF the tug turned his vessel back
to New York. The schooner evidently refused
prorered aid.
Another three masted schooner. with rart Of
It's top rigging blown away. anchored last
night about two miles OF shore opposite Deal
Beach. The schooner weighed anchor this
The surf was very high all night. and the
beach was badly cut out at Long Branch
Two or three deep cuts were made in that Iart
OF the blum along Ocean avenue which is still
unprotected by bulkheads
ATLANTIC CRY, n. w.. Jan. re. A heavy wind
storm has been raging here all day. and prom
ises to leave some damages in it's wake before
its departure. IL Is bowling in from the west
AZ the rate OF fifty miles an hour and lashing
the waves into u dangerous mass OF water
BLUE poINT, L. l., Jan. 3O.--The crews Of the
life saving stations along the Great South
Beach, cast OF Fire Island. suffered severely
from cold ard exhaustion during the heavy
gale and snow storm OF early this morning.
A. some sections Of the mons patrol it WAS
difficult work to cover n mile an hour The
patrol men say the wind was terrific in its
force. whilo the hail and snow almost blinded
them. None Of the men made anything like
NEW EoCHE1fr. v Y. Jan. 3o-The storm
which has swept this section Of the country
for the past twenty-fnur hours has done much
damage to electric light. telegraph, and tclr-
phone lines on the SUBURBAN branch OF the
the telegraph line is q complete wreck. 10,
tween this place and Barlow. on the Sound ut
least dozen poles are down. In Mount YER
non and its vicinity many large trees have
been uprOoted
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THE STORMY OCEAN.
How the Waves Rolled In Upon the Beach
at A-buTy Park.

AsBrRT PAEE. Jan. 3O.-A mighty battle was
fought here to-day. The ocean stormed the
sahdy ellis and tho wreck -strewn beach. His
heaviest artillery hurled volley upon yolley
nathe broatsldes fell with shock that made
ne earth quake whilo tho noise was like an
endless thunder real
4hsWlnd, iorsRkng her old ally. took sides
WIN the land. and from sunrise to sunset.
ss'ee strong, and unwavering. she fought to
.'sp 'hs ocean back. IL was wonderful spec
ucs
nhsn the sun rose tho fury OF the storm had
IlNaed and the new light showed fescy
,0uUs sailing swiftly across the sky as ifgoing
uoue alter the storm. But the ocean was not
.aslI sppsased And as his anger increased.
uus came in and suggested that he vent
uIs'mIer upon the land. He sent great
WINES Of water laundering landward
'1s Nlnl Flew into his face. but at first he
w Aughrl. ~ the wind blew harder tho
go, '.l ,osTei with fury, hut no still continued
T...lhis gtest rolling waves upon the shore.
tsIs >, ssn""l across the iT2thinE noun
h., " water, .eaNlng tho valleys in dark
IsTs. ,a'.n- steadily ugun that llmitless sN-
SAM. Lr eye saE a wilderness 81 bushes or
'i+il te blown away
IN, T ol 70 Iaom- az rumblinG roar. fast grow
Gls rar-rt ''.'' H@'Ah% lulthlJ III lhunucI-
h, sise9H Ny4.i recall the Imagination from
I,,,Ehl' amt the eye once more leheld the
Too3 -s''l ocean. Meantime the RAZer
ma - t'us US 10 post. 10 prevent being blown
Gtbs.e sen .I-n"hed to the skin ~ one-tsnth
tssst az Nli % the smallest breaker could
sx si ., tl,a 'url ulsrce Of the sea long ridge
n.ysF, VOC I,~a. slowly and stsAlthily il
b rsri "t' . The shore Slowly. but steadily
liW.I.' no, 'esi T. and force. growing HIGHER
~, en-, 'tr -aa nft in a cloud. piercss
.sE1'l '.' ridge There darts long its
49, -i.''a e'.nr1li streak fading into
taekr NH-.H pa rs turn Is lost in tho
Ns-ses .. N"9 hollow. san the wave ad-
# he ley .ad v.ta It's strength fights TO keen
st-r-,H 4iH crest shows signs OF the
All 81 ,...I H' ' HraTs the beach II lie eaten
sslgs nt... 4 mass Of foam. white
kgarF ID. lie iT Of tho wave unialter-
III. 4h lA4u's 4. srll approaches.
Ggsr ~, sweep the logs and dTiftWOod
InCgtb .u' "ay Inc beach 10 clear.
t.yanr. A. .'- ~.nI@ ~ WHITE. The Wayo
HsIss SEES sun higher. towers hish above
ir--I III 'H"n with 4 savage roar as
a. TO ..Hl'H'ui Il would IeyouT the
A. .-r.. Iufluuslr upon the sand.
~ .Ha. . - Tie fall 10 Tushes hiss
alll, Hs n! ne sIOTe. but trs land
tass 81 A..I IH 70 moment ID Tetlres only 70
lUsr- d. "l."r mountain o. water.
ua .-'. IAr rIG o az the south end OF
Ntl 'I~ sag. beat against q q base
eIsrhsr 49, i.-.. livery now aud then an
h1uvf .I FE nj -alI whose support o. ad
slash br,L eaten away would tOppls with :
Tie 80 aL incoming wave.
eaads 49, ~ last prevailed in the battle. The
SIifsa cut Of the sky, And seen