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FROM NEW ENELAND.
arnssachusctts Grand lodge of Mnsens.

MNssacliusetts Grand lodge OF Mpsens.
Despatch to THE ECeaiRg Telegraph.
BosToN. Mass, Dec. 9.--At the annual meet
ing of the NJ W. Grand Lodge of Massachusetts,
the following officers were elected:-William
Sewall Gardner Boston, Grand Master; Samuel
c.. Lawrence, Medford, Senior Grand Warden;
Richard Briggs, Boston, Junior Grand Warden;
John Mcclellan, Boston, Grand Treasurer; Solon
Thornton, Boston, Recording Grand Secretary
Serano d. Nickersou, Boston, William Sutton,
Salem, Percival l.. Everett Boston, George c.
Carpenter, Boston, William f. Salmon. Lowell,
Charles Levi Woodbury., Boston, Samuel c.
Lawrence, Medford, Henry Andicott, Cambridge
Directors.
The Terror.
The United States monitor Terror, formerly
the Agamcnticus, went into commission yester-
day afternoon.
MIR. Pcnbody's Executors.
The executors of the will of the late George
Peabody are CIV. Chandler of GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
Singleton Peabody, of Rutland, Vermont, and
George Peabody RUSSELL of Salem. All OF them
arc nephews.
The New Temperance Alliance.
Despatch TO The Epening Telegraph.
CONCORD, n. H., Dec. 9.-Rev. L.. ID. Bar
rows, ID. D., OF Tilton, is the Temperance candi-
date for Governor of New Hampshire. He
represents the extreme radical wing of the
organization. Some members of the alliance
proposed union with the labor reform men.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
OFFICE or THE EVENING TRLEGRAPH,)
llllA Annr Au,

OtfICE OF TI{E EVENING TEIEGRAPH,l
Ihurscay Dec. 9, 1859
The Money market this morniug showed rather
more activity, both call and time loans being in
more demand. The activity OF the Stock market is
In a measure accountable for this Improvement, IL
such 1t can he called. and large amounts daily
change hands in investments OG this kind thus in
creasing the business in call loans The banks
can hardly be accounted E'nushn in funds but the
drain TO the interior having greatly diminished they
have ample means OF aiding their friends the
brokers with all the money they want. In discounts
there is rather more activity, out it is chiefly for
pork packing and other outside interests.
We quote call loans at BOO per cent, chiefly the
latter, and hrst-class paper at s99 per cent Ii is
difficult to pass paper just now without well-known
double endorsements
Gold was steady at about 1235<Cal23zk and there s
some speculative feeling In the market
Government bonds are quiet, but strong. There
lack of spirit at the Stock Board this morning
but prices continue inflated. State and CITY loans
were barely noticed. sale OF City 6s of the new
issue, was made at 9SZ.
Reading Railroad was duh hut strong selling at
1881 regular, and 1914 b. Pennsylvania Railroad
was taken at 64lg@544; Camden and Alnboy Rail
road at 1875 Norristown Railroad at 70H; and
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad at 2S4f b. o.
Canal stocks met with no sale. 33% was offered
for Lehgh.
Manufacturers Bank sold at 29I.
Spruce and Pine Streets Railroad sold at 20.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES. u
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 20 s. Third street,
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LATEsw BIZ rnLnaRAPH,
The Presidents Cuban Policy Sus-
tained-The Peabody Executors
Masonic Matters in
Massachusetts,.
Grand Fraternal Powwow Between
American officers and the
King of the Cannibal
Islands.
from WASHINGTON.
The Presidept,s Cabnn views Sustained

1he fresldcnpb CaDnn views sustained
Despatch 10 The Eoeni,lg Telegraph
WASHINGTON, Dec 9.-The Foreign Com
mlttee, with the exception of Mr.. Banks, chair
man, who was not present, agreed this morning
to sustain the Presidents views on Cuban affairs.
The Democrats of the committee concurred in
this action
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FROM EUROPE.
ThIs Mornings Ouotntions.

BV the Il AaJi0- American Cable
LONDON, Dec. 9-l1 a. M.-ConsOls for money
o2lt; and for account, 92I692s5. United States
vetwenties Of 1862 s5 OF 1865, old, $50; OF 1861,
s5I; l0-40s, SlA. American securities quiet ana
steady. Erie Railroad 2Ol; Iiuois Central, 90al:
Great Western, 26G.
uAvRE, Dec 9,-Cotton opened drm at 1873 francs,
anOat
LIVERPOOL, Dec. s-ll A. M.-Cotton steady;
middling upands, l3dd. mddllng Orleans MA.
The sales to-day are estimated at 10000 bales
Corn, 29s.
BREMEN, Dec. 9.-PetrOleum opened firm yester-
day at thaers greats, and closed firm at thalers
9grOats.
HAMBURG Dec. 9.-PctrOleum opened frm yester-
day at 10 Hnirc bancos schings, and closed firm at
16 marc bancos 10 schings
This Afternoons Quotations
LONDON, Dec 9-1 Z. M.-U. $. $50 bonds OF
1862 sb1s OF 1865 old, 81; OF 1887, S59I.
PARIS, Dec. 9.-The Bourse opened urn. hentes,
72f. soc.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 9-1 p M--Pork nat. lard firm.
This EYeninR's Quotations.
LONDON, Dec. "a p. M--U. S. 5-20s OF 1862, s5J6
1sG5s old, s4Al 1SGTs SGd.
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An Illinois hOusekeeper set of can of oa.vae,
up his stove-pipe to clean out his CHI mnsu II
cleaned out more than was expected: "
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from NEW FORK.
Those Gunbonrs Once More,

Deepatch 10 The EreaiJpg telegraph.
NEW YORK, Dee. 9.-The argument for the
discharge of the Spanish gunboats was post
poled until tomorrow by consent of all the par
ties, on account of the Ron-arrival of important
documents fromWashington relative to the case
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Last April young man was tried in Ohio on the
charge of having murdered his stepfather, and
was found guilty. The Court granted new trial,
because one of the jury was not householder. The
second trial took place last week, and the young
man was acquitted,
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THIS Afiernoon,s Quotations.
srock Quotations by Teioxruph-LP. M.

York house the following:-
N Y. Cen. II. res. ol5s Pacific M. $. S....-... 52A
NY Cen. a ii. scrip S31S Western Union Tee. 81
n Y and Erie r.. 26X To X Wab. R.. ST.
pm. and Rea. r.. 995S Mil. and St Paul r. c T8
Mich s. and N. l. R.. S71S Mil. and St. Paul pf.. s6%
Gle and Pitt r -. S26 Adams Express -. 6Oll
chi. and N w CON-. 72X Wells, Fargo ...... 17zS
chi. and n. w: pref. s54l United States....... 61H
chi. and r. J. X, .l01% Tennessee S. ...... Az
Pitt, FIT Wey a Ch. SIX Gold .123A
Market steady.
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The 1900 inhabitants of Westminster, Vermont
take 1909 copies OF periodicals. The publishers
paradsel
"A St. Louis woman wants divorce. Her hns-
band gets "teariDg mad whenever his stockings are
staTched still"
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LATEST SHTPPING INTF. .LIIGENCE.
For additional Murine Ner's zee I,.side Pa0es.
(By 7slsr ~

NEW YoRK, Dec 9.-Arri 90 stasmshins India from
Glasgow, and Northumbr :, from Messina.
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ARRIVED THIS MOpNn,c


Steams snip Nevada, trumley, 36 hours from Hartford
Conn, with mdse to w M. BaAd Il Co. oiu
steamer Mllyile, Ronear, day from MiIlyiIle with
mdse to Whtall, Tatum Co WIN
Steamer w. Whilldin, Riggans Is houra fron t,o,.;
more, with mdBe. to A. Groves, Jr -S~-"-
mdse to Geo. U. Carson a. 90. 'f'T'H""' VIVID
Schr II. ST. Clair Edwards Ireland from po..
Sehr a. Haley, Haley. from Boston ''""'
Schr E. Is. Emory Clayton from Boston
ocnr George NeVenEer. Young. from Boston
3chr Anna barton, frink, from Fall River
barge JOB Stafford, Fulmsr, from Buffaio u,,h 10, -
feet Michigan white pine lumber to n P aiv;n
BELOW
MI - nonenenger pilot, arrived by land this ,.o.
aad reports the following vessels b.nig
phsseu IN onp bazaar from Liverpool; M "a hhsvlnS
Snton, from New York; and brig Toazer fro Darque
DArque Medora remained at the Breakwater 'o"nAieA
S., MEMORANDA
yesterday "SAS''J nonoei AZ Savannah
Steamer Vulcan Morrison for Philadelphia oIe.r.,
Brig Annandale, hence for Boston befora ro..,
o oquln beach ~ J lies with her decks SUM
Nuu, Wtn her cargo coa), will be total loss water
anu one seaman were drowned The rst cen
moinlng nearly frozen and in an on next
s,s IN meht hsnore IN the boat which ~
au, ~. ey neld on until they got in the "a tne
VIZ IvsOSoq u Dy men on the beach, ~'i0"" ana
ultimo ~ aoAAru' Packard, hence. at Aspipwall 1e
BsSiOrs ssha sSeffh S Cobb for Philadelphia sailed from NJ
at Hs@ HasrGfsS oTSSs from Providence for Phi
ocnts hnte, Woolford; VIM al Ia0oat. n
Schr /" Ssvoott nence, at Richmond 6h and
Sh AFgo Taylor hence. at Norfolk 5th @ in, INST
as havnS No. IIape hsnce for Boston, bafora
Tor repairs. VIVA A"ueu on she marine railway
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CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Steamship Brunette Tomlin, New York. John II. Ohl
ter A. 90.
Br. hsiR Globe, Spyeer, Trieste Workman & Co.
Sohr Elizabeth Hngsh, Crowe Boston, Scott Walter a
Co 80 ~ - -
Sehr yottie. Taylor Boston, 40
Schr Jesse Williams, Corson, Richmond A.
Schr Caroline Young, Young Washington A.
Schr Annie E. Martin. Weeks, WasbinSton 40 40
Schr Sarah CLARK, Grifng, Providence Geo 8 Ra,n,
Schr j. w. Nanneman Sharp, Boston - ~SspP''oi' doPoi'
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PORT OF PHILADy. .LpaIA.. .DMoEMBER 0
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-29
Ia ihe Neu York Rorld renorl Of n,

Ia the New York World report Of the
recent French ball in that city occurs
the following: an Mercier stands in the
middle Of the floor aud shouts to the mu-
siciaus to 60 on, for it isn't safe for them
to stop. Whenever they do there is a
fight 0ae stslwsrt beauty, in bare arms,
has knocked down q young man in the
entrance vfy. and left the marks Of her
high heels on his face. She would have
kicked the life out Of hin while her bully
held him down, II a still stronger police
man had not fang her like mass Of
offAl into q corner. There she is picked
up, and, backed by hslf dozen Of her
associates, pushes and strikes promis-
cuously, and the dense crowd about her
push also and strike, and sway here aud
there, aud yell aud hiss aud curse, until
the entire police force in the place drag
out q score OF them, and then ihs rest 90
on with the dancing, between which aid
the fighting there IN so little difference"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-29

Cinnamon are already turning their
attention ia agriculture IL this country.
In plowing they fasten the implement TO
the horses tail.
The Grand Lodge Of MAsous Of Texas,
At its last session, called especial atten-
ton to the article in The Constitution
forbidding hsbitual drunkenness, swear
ing and gambling, and i is made the
especial duty Of the District Deputy
Grand Lecturers, in their visits, to in
ouire parlicuIsrly into this thing. and a
Lodge that Permits her members TO
practice them Is 70 have her charter
arroetad
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-29
THE CITY CONVENTION.

Tomorrow our City Convention meets
to nominate candidate for Mayor. 1t
should be borne in mind by the delegates
Of this convention that upon them rest
the responsibility of putting forward a
man who will meet the public expsc.a-
ton. Individual preferences should be
forgotten, and candidate selected tor
his running qualities-this being the
first requisite in elective govern
ments. A mans aptitude or qusliti-
cation for Office. has been for
a long while lost sight Of, and cannot now
be considered. Give us man whom we
can elect and that can defeat the Radi-
cal nominee or the milk-and-cider fellow
who may be running in the interest OF
that party. If cliques have been formed
that do not represent the people, we pray
that they may be speedily dissolved. We
have been ridden BY the negroes and the
Radicals for long while, and cannot
now consent to be saddled, bridlsd and
SPARED around through the community
BY a set of men who have not the
interest Of the city a. heart. The success
Of the Democratic party and the vital
welfare of the people depend 90 the
nomination tomorrow. We beg of the
gentlemen who are delegates to forget
self, and 90 for the good of the greatest
number. The Radical and universal suf-
frage men are watching with patience to
see the selection of to-morrows conven-
ton. Give us q good man, and we will
insure his election.
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u. s. SENATE REJECTS HoAR.

The President is possessed with the
weakness of ndmirng obscure and I'M
known individuals. He delights IN un-
eartting strange beings who are unaccus-
toned to being looked upon by the
public eye. 1t is rare thing if he ever
thinks of taking man Of acknowledged
ability for position, but invariably looks
out come of his dunderhesd friends, and,
before the country can conjecture, some
fellow with an outlaudish name as that
of Hoar is brought forward and foisted
10 to the highest Office. This is en-
phaticaly the day for small men, espe-
cislly when such one as Grant can be
President of 10000, 900 people. We are
sorry for the President that be and his
Senate don't always fgree as to little
folks. Now, Hoar is one of the pet
Liliputisns who was thought by his
benefactor TO be worthy Of any place,
and, if needs be, have houors thrust
upon him by the score What has Hoar
ever done for the country that would en-
title him to so much confidence and re-
spect? We might say emphaticaliy
nothing, as far as heard from. IL was
thought by the President of these United
Territories (no longer s'ates) that the
unheard Of Attorney, who had been ele-
waited as the Chief Counsellor Of the ma
ton, should have more aud durable
honors conferred npop him, and so his
name was sent to the Senate as An Asso-
ciate Judge of the Supreme Court
The Senate Committee, to whom nom
iuations are referred, report adversely in
this cese, which is q virtual rsjec-
ton of the nomination. We commend
the action Of the Senate, at least in lis,
and believe in the rejection Of the nom
ination Of Hoar for the Supreme
BEECH. that real service was done the
couHtry. The reasons against Hoar's
confirmation we're manifold. First-He
was to supply q vacancy in Georgia
circuit, ct the time residing in Massa-
chusetts- Second-He is undoubtedly in
competent for the Office. upon the score Of
inexperienee andinabiliiy. fhird-New
England has already too many represen-
tatiYes in the various Offices, giving her
prepondsrancs Of influence in the Gov
eminent. It can in truth be said that
Puritan ideas now control the country.
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sou county, and rapidly rose to dlstinc-
t;on in His profession. Some three years
later he rem owed to Steubcnville. Three
Volumes Of Ohio Supreme Court Reports
were prepared by him as Reporter 70
which office he was elected in 1912. he
formed a law partnership in Pittsburr in
ls47. BE first met President Lincoln as
associate counsel in the Manney aud
Mccormick reaper case tried in Cincin-
nat; in 1859. He was confirmed as Sec
retary of War on the 18th of January
1862
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TEXAS.

GALVESTON, December 28.-The result
of the election for Governor is still un-
certain. Davis is about 500 ahead, with
twenty-five counties from which no
official returns had been received There
are 10 returns of the vote on the Constr
tuition, but probably il bas been carried
unanimcusly. If an election YES held
in Milan, Navarros county, it is thought
Hamilton is elected; otherwise, Davis is
elected by several hundred majority.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-29

An applicant for certificate to teach
school lately presented himself before
the experimenting school committee Of
q town in Maine, EHj after having an
s~ered correctly several questions in
mathematics. he was asked: ain what
wear did Columbus discover America 2"
The youag man paused, scratched his
head, and replied: Well, mister, yoE' We
g0i ne nov 4" Was il before or after
the birth Of our Savior ?" continued the
committee nan. The youth spent q mo-
ment in thouehi, and then, raising his
large est aud striking il upon the desk,
exclaimed You've got me fgain, By
ihunderi The certificate vas not
granted.
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JAMAICA.

KISosrox. December l3, via HAVANA,
2S.-The Governor has officially an.
nounced the disestablishment and olsen
downent of the Chnroh in this island.
One Of the Effects will be that many cler.
gymen will have to resors 10 manual
labor for Q livelihood The Governor has
abolished the private jurisdiction Of
magistrates courts.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-29

NEUyIrAs, December 70, via HAVANA,
2s.-The campaign in the CAnequey dis
trict was opened to-day. General Puells,
with 80, 900 troops of all arms, marched
from this place In the direction of San
Miguel, Sebania and dusymsFo, The
movement, If successful, promises to
make an end of the instruction
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-29

The late Edwin N. Stanton was born
in December. 1915, at Stsubenville, Ohio.
His father, DR. David Stanton, was ma
tive Of North Carolina, ana his mother,
whose maiden name was Norman, vas
the daughter Of wealthy planter IN Cul-
pepper county. Virginia. In 1881 be Gu
tered Kenyon College. at Gambler, Ohio,
only remaining there about two years
In 1894 he commenced the study Of Law
AZ steubsnviIle, sod was admitted TO the
bar IN 1896. Settling ct Csdiz. he soon
became Prosecuting Attorney Of HART
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DISSOLUTION.

NrOTIcRh hereby oven that the msreasille
~ Grn IL Ll<hlfcst ard Lester, q Celk
LsndinE, Bolivar sous,y hsifisRR.f POOR da 9s
Decembsr Y. 1859. l0o-los
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FUNERAL NO TOE.

The friends and acquaintanccs Of David
Burke and family arc respectfully invited 70
attend his funeral from the residence OF ms
brother. on Second street. In Chelsea TO-
morrow Thursday morning at o'clock.
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At Manufacturers Prices.
init
AltractIYe ResIdenee For Sale.

THE undersigned are authorized TO offer at
/ private sale a vefy desirable hoase ard lot
al Oak Lawn formerly Bdntyn stationl nve
miles from Memphis. on Memphis and Oharle,1
ton railroad. The lot contains six &C e, wei,
inclossd, half cleared and half IN original
growth Of sak and elm: beautifully located
and sioping in every direction from the build
ing site. fhe dwelling house contains tive
large snd two small rooms. conftructed 90 AZ
70 admit Of enlargement at small outlay. there
are besides, a Kitchen. eerysnu' room, lock
room. COW house and wood shed.
Within the last TIVE years ten OF sttsen PEI PER
sons. engaged In professional ana mero1naie
ity. The facilisies which the railroad efers
are noe such a. 10 make this petnt more cor
venient for the residence Of business men than
the Immediate suburbs Of the. city. There u
not more refined society 20 BE- found WITHIN
or without the city-the locality l. healthy and
pictufosque- churcAes and schools are conye-
niont. No neighborhood around Memphis
can pretend ts ofsr such advantages, and tne
lands sessesns aFe.=.a ceaeseasncss rapidly
approaching mxsY si L IRRELEVANT.
ei-t No - Msdison street.
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Valuable Residence For Sale.
DY virlue Of an InterIocutcry Decree OF the
ID County Court Of Hardoman couoty, az the
December term. 1889. thereof, VIII. on
aasurdar. January \, 1870,

Saturday. January i, 1870,
At the courf-housc door, in the city Of Mem
and second streefs. sell that desirable residences
bclonrire 70 the hsirs Of @. @. Joy, deed, nov
occupied By Pete Harris, bokinniug II point
on the north line Of Lindc street. - feet east
Tr:th thc essf iias Sf ,t. MARTA street tssnce
east with the orth line Of Linden street g feet;
thence north and parallel with Sc, Martin
street $50 feet thence west and parallel with
the beginning. Rsid residence is sold for div :
-iirn . ,nsur the heirs Of said CO. Joy, deed.
Terms Of Sale : One-hnlf cafhs balance In y
months. with note and approved security. and
raii. j. b. HARRIS. G. and VI.
Bolivar. Tenn. Decenbe. 10. 1867. lss-lei
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No Cure, No Pay stones Tonic Syrup
cures Chills and Fever. or money refunded.
Sold BY NJ. ROSE. 81 Main street, and GOOD
YEAR & FALLS. 2s1 Main street. 1877
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-29

. GOODYEAR Il FALLS,
4 Wholesale Agents. 28l Main st.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-03-03

Boron senefbet babe. Daranf bers
| fdJman0 Ct, une Danfmar waren Die
Mlinuten, iudbrenb Oeren CT ALIEN gee
laiien luurDe, pillfon,nen, i'm fid al
fo1en uno nie0er b0ai9 Serr ieiner
Ifelbit gu uerOen. gSenn er @uaenie
trnf. ipenn lie ieIbit inn sntaeaen fam,
| 10 fublte er fin fart iins rabis oenue,
nm abes 81 Dermei6en, mas 0ieies
Wieoerfeben fur fie ODER fur i'm peins
LID maiden fonnte ; aber berlanaen
nollte er nidt mad 0ielemg Siee erTebea,
uno fans Der Baron thu borIdIua, ibn
81 ibr gu fiibrerl, es abIebneil, 70 lange
ole glblehnung flidt aiiHaHi9 mar.
Ser Wfann in ihiparseln NraG une
Der iueisen Salsbinoe fam turiid nit
Der NleIbnng, bab sers5aroi ben Serrn
bon gObr erinarte. Danfmar iDuroe
cine NIT Seppiden beIe8te, mil. bIlbsns
ben YFanSen gef6mii6te Srepps bins
aufgefabrt; mas er bic iest bonn Sotel
Gbepauoun gefehen, seigte Elm geipilies
beldeioenes Wobbalten in Der gnts
iuidIung bon Gurus unb Meihtbun =.
feline bergoIoe nEreppengeIanber, feline
an oas Gtie9enbaus beridnenoeten
lueiben Marmorifntuen benteten auf
Die Sltentation bes Barbenu's. Oils
0anfinar ben eriter Sreppenabfak ers |
rsidt bate, tam inn Der Baron bes
reits entaegen.
GnoIib ia9te er, i'm berSIid bic
3ano reiden6. SIS 1T mir cine grobs
Senn9tbnns, Sic gu ieben, 9err bon
So9r. Sd bOffe, man bat Sbnen bas
lrobe 8ebauern ausgsbrlft, ipoMit
d mid bon S5rem Sauie setrennt
labe, obne sic fennen gu IerrieH. sic
inc mir in bobem @ra6e ipilIfommen,
mo id) boife, Sbre @ef9afte in Ya<
is oraneen Sie nidt 10 Sur @ile, 6aB
Dir nidt einige Stunoen bebleIten, uns
auaauiprehen. Bite, fols
ZEN Sic mir bierhinl ID
(Torffekuna foIdfl 4AS si5f