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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-06
The Leaf Tobacco MA rkct.
Cnnrier- Jonrnal. ard inst. !:

lDuISNIllb bDuItbE Hhi. CRU INST.
The sales during the last six days were SO
hogsheadH In excess of last weeks aggregate
The sales of new crop tobacco amounted to 595
hogshpnds. against 1T last week. The new crop
sales during the season amount to B51 hogs
heads.
The increased receipts. Of new tobacco have
not materially diversified the types, the run be-
ing principally Kentucky river cutting styles,
In character these deliveries have compared
favotaby with former years though there Is
more In promise than in actual samples offered
as nothing of very high grade has yet appeared
There is more Of color and titmness of texture
In the general character of the leaf than last
year. aud it seems TO be the opinion that cutting
tobacco of the last crop will average well in
its leading points. If somewhat deficient in
yield. Prices Tor al grades Of this type have
ruled firm. OF heavy and darker tobaeeOs
nothing superior has yet made its appearan ae.
The offerings have been principally Of lugs and
common loaf, which steamers and rehanders
have appeared content to take at about the
same prices as formerly. The general tone. of
the market has been somewhat more active.
though there has been no decided vim in the
competition for any styles except substantial
filters with some color and Of any grade If
sound and sweet. The foreign demand has
been adequate to control miscellaneous offer
ings ut former prices. Lugs generally have
been well supported.
The weather recently hasIbeen of q character
to stop handling and plizing which will reduce
TpcniItH,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-06
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMooRAT THURSDAY DECEMBER 8 1877

failing at 1a4@tse. Bating twins at 1gae In
round lots; retailing at lac.
BUTTER Ample stock and demand fair
We quote New York creamery, ,nhe. .soa sic /;
New York dairy 1s@21e. as In quality: Western
repaeked sd,17e. as In quality
CHEESE-Stoek and demand light. New York
cream i5@l5tsc, Western factory 12@tsc, as In
quality.
STAHCH-fn good demand at sAso in lots !;
iobbing at 9a404e p ID.
WO0L-More stocks Offering than there Is de-
mand. and It IL held above ths views Of buyers.
BURY is quoted at 11@i2o Louisiana clear 2Gtse.
clear laks 27lt 89se y ID.
HIDES-suppy fair and market quiet: ooln-
try green s0skc, dry sailed 13@t31so. dry flint
t4at5e.
TALLOW-Scaree City sc: country 7c y ID.
RALT-Stoek light with good demand. Since
our last report one cargo. all COARSE. sold at
72lse per sack. afoat, and one to arrive on pri-
yate terms. We quote cargo price at 1oo875c ae-
eordlng to filling. Dealers are selling from
Warehouse at 10000 for coarse, 95e@s1 for fine.
as In quality and quantity. Turks Island neg
lected; held nominhlly at s2c y bushel. Table
salt in pockets 9fG97t.e each. as In size.
POUiTHY-Old chickens "a. young 5000 80 /;
ducks 81. geese Sc turkeys s9dt2 p dozen.
EGGS-Western 226o34c. Louisiana -@-e p
dpzau
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-06
Influence of Merchants.

Fifteen hundred merchants and manufac-
turers of Paris. on the I'd instant, drew up on
address appealing to MacMahgn to yield TO the
wishes Of the nation. as eyineed by the recently
elected Republican majority. Of the Lower House
indicate the untenabiity Of MacMahons posi-
ton even Vi ct arHtis. as. when tyranny has
really threatened nation In the past. the
have usually sent In their adhesion to the ap-
preaching regime with all the alaerity that
moneyed interests could command. One hun
bred and twenty members Of the Left in the
Chamber also decided that The projets for appro,
priations should not receive their votes until
the Marshal should have returned to eonstitu-
tional and parliamentary methods and prinei-
ples. IL Exchange.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-06
Ocean Freiglats.

NHw York. Dec. 6.-Oeean freights are ir-
regular, berth rates being about the same. with
good offerings of provisions, cotton. -four and
barley apd moderate of grain, but grain YES
sells weak at Is. Cork orders 6s 81 for barley
vessels. and oil vessels to the United King
dom direct Az through. Bacon is still offered
freely. and engagements are free ut the follow
ing current rates: 5000 for Liverpool. via
werp via Philadelphia: for December to Liver
pool by steam, through bacon ut BIS from here.
il5D bales cotton by steam at 9-33d to Bristol by
steam 1900 bbs -four nj rs 3D. GOO by ssi at az 81,
1s 900 bushels barley by steam ut sid. to Lon
don by steam "a 900 bushels grain ut I'd.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-06
Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL. Dec. s. u. m.-Cotton active and
flrmer-sal ss 5000 bales. Of which 5000 were for
Mddling Orleans cad. Baeon-long clear mid.
dies 39s short eear 4ns. Corn 29s@2os ad. Lard
45s. Oats IS. Pork SIS. Tallow- American 40s
sd prime city sss. Wheat-spring los 5d6lls !.
winter l0s 9d6i1s cd.
3 p. m.-Bacon- cumberland cut easy ut t2s
Cd short rib 4os Hams-long cut ass shoulders
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-06
southern E.nIgrat ton.

The relief for worktngmen Of Southern emil
grafton, which the Tribune proposed after the
atrlkes, and which Pre- 4ident Hayes sd heartily
seconded In his late speeches., grows every day
in public favor. IL is impossible for ua TO reply
In detail to all the letters for information. adj
however, as to the nninus with whGh this
change OF base should be undertaken. The
more that political motives are left .o1 OF the
have received certain urgent propositions
against emigration by indiylduals.l The
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-06
OFFICE CONVEYANCE RECCRD.,
No. 10 st. Charles street,
NEW ORLEANS, ia,

NEW VItIJTHIFsJt IlAs s5s7 &
The Undersigned respectfully Anncan68 4
the public that they are prepared to furnjBIE
complete Chain of Title or list OF ,Fransfef3
Real Estate in New Orleans. bgek to GTiRft4
grant or purchase, when required; also III
Abstract oil each transfer in the chain thus 81
curing to parties purchasing HstI Estate
investing In Mortgages perfect security fkga
fraudulent or defeetfvs titles. Tile method
our system, enables US to give information i{
medlately. xs
Attorneys, Notaries. Auetionsers. I8
TtIas r. Heal Estsfs arc II irgitsd e. aail XVI
anime our Record" ssa#
del 3m u. j. D0D3K ~ G1#
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-06
An exchange says I.

The Controller Of the Currency has prepared
for hia annual report q table showing the losses
charged off by the national banks in the last two
years. The losses for The first. six. months Of
the year were se,175,gGo IS. and for the last six
months sill T57 .621 Al. total si9a9s,5s7 ~. The
losses for the preceding year were, for the first
ak months, s6,50l 1863 3d. and for the last six
Ing an increase In the total losses for the current
year over those OF the preceding year OF
ana s61 b7
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-06

The exports OF corn from New Orleans sine
the lst Of September last amount to 1,ls3,si
bushels, against sol .gu1 last year.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-06
FRENCH MILLINERY,
Berlin Zephyr Worsted,
AID s58x
DRESSMAKING.
kssz
Mime. Exo@a IReYxn<11xs
No. . Chartres street, Near Canal,

Begs to inform her patrens. and the ladies IL
general that the
BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF MILLINERY
selected by her In The North, md received I'll
rect from prominent Partisan houses, Is new IN
store and comprises all the newest shapes III
Felt Chips, Straws and Vslvets trimmed Id tia
leading style. and at lower prices than aIy 0tlle
house In this city. . #
Her stock Of Berlin Zephyr Slipper Patterns
Java Canvas, Notices. etc, ID varied and COM
plsts. ... $500. 81 Esz
will be opened October Is, by Mrs M MAHHf&2
we'll known in this community as 1fIe I'll EH&
most competent in this line Of business.
Orders filled at short notice: perfect At md
entire satisfaction guaranteed. Osia I'LL
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-06

The note circulation of tho Bank OF England
October ~, was sli. s91 lilo; OF The private Eng
lish banks, t2.55g.t95; Of the Joint stock banks
sl1ssg.bs5; of the Scotch banks. sso.s65125: ana
of the Irish banks, 500 $500. This makes
total paper circulation in Great Britain OF $780,
AsD,aU5.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-06

quoted al an advance Of 1s16e. futures at pne
time to-day touching ten points. higher than
Yesterday ON the largest sale OF the season,
i2061 bales. and closing with d net gain OF TO
points on prices Yesterday. -.
In this market the demand was good, with
sales Of $500 bales the market closing active and
strong at an advance of 1s6 on the prices Of yes
terday.
The official quotations of the Cotton Exchange
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-06

The shipping In the port of New Orleans
present consists Of IA steamships. As ships 8
harks, 9 briggs and 10 schooners.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-06

According TO the latest postal rulings, Their
is nothing In the postal laws prohibiting 10
male from being mail carrier.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MON ETAHY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Wednesday Evening. Dec. s. 1877.
NEW oRJ,tsANa CLEARING HOUSE,
Total thus far az .po5, 2si 90 q

We note a marked Improvement in the de-
mand for discounts at the banks and the eoun-
ter transactions are fair. On the streets there
Is but little paper offered and rates easy.
Exceptional commercial paper SAG v cent.
Al do 1o012. second grads do 1913 loans on
eollateras sBtD Al mortgage paper 900;
second grade do d u cent per annum.
Gold is quiet and weak.
Foreign Exchange is lower and only mode
rately active
Sight Is steady and freely offered.
Stats Consos are in fair request at slightly
eaeier rates closing at eTms7ls.
Premium Bonds are easier and only In mod
crate demand al 5s7s@37.
Stocks are quiet
Gold opened In New York ut 1925. and
closed at lo2h, Here 1t opened at 1o1ss@lo27s.
and closed Mt lo2 tsG91O3a. Bales $4,000 $4,000 and
5000 at lo21s $4,000 at 102si and $4,000 ut 1o25s.
STERLING sALES-E5goo bin OF lading OF
4ss6D4ss, $1,000 do at 1885, E12oo do at 4ss, and
ssUDo do. at 4s9. Bank sterling -@492. Com
mnreial bills 4e7 s04ssk.
FRANC SALES 10000 and $4,000 commercial
ut sis. 100000, 100 900 and 10000 at 6leia and
500, 900 at =. Bank francs =. commercial 5.16a.
SIGHT sALEs-seo,ooo. $4,000. $4,000 bank
ers and $4,000 bank at u $4,000 commercial at
5-1e s3s 900 do at 7-1e and $4,000 do at 7-16@
3-s2 r cent discount.
The banks are checking at u y cent discount,
bankers y and commercial 7-1683s v cent dis
count.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-06

The st. Louis Times Of the sd Inst. notes an
increased activity In the money market
ia that city which was caused by
d more general movement of grain supplies
In shipments TO New Orleans for foreign ports,
notably of wheat corn and barley, causing
large amounts Of foreign exchange to be drawn
In tbat market
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-06

The steamship Hudson. which cleared yes
terday for New York. has on boards. besides
much other freight. 1894 bbIs nolasses
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-06

Our imports OF coffee 10 date foot up Gs.7ss
bags from Hio. against s2.75s last season.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-06

RICE~Is In moderate supply. No. 2 31s@3Mc.
common 414@414c, ordinary 4M@5Hc. fair SAC.
good sgs4e, prime sA@sc. choice ~, 4, 70: =.
Ia nominally 55Ac v bushel.
WHEAT--None here. and nominally at 81 800
/ a5 . bushel for winter, and 81 2o91 25 Tor
Fl SCs!ULENTS- Potatoes are selling at 81 25@
Isl: onions at 81 $500 as; apples at 81 50D3
blll: cabbages at S60s y 100. and VI 1904 . crate
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-06
Commercial and Financial Matters

The Austrian bark Iona fvaniek cleared for
Dunkirk with 23.0sz bushels OF corn In bulk.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-06
command. and Mr.. Eug. Barron incharge Of

commend, and Mr.. Eug. Barron inoharse OF
The Texas. follows Saturday.
The Blue Wing line steamer Bells leaves to-
gay ct g. e. tgr :, the pppsr, cs,st 70 bonnet
The st. Francis Belle leayes daily at .45 a. m.
from Bienville street fer Westwego. running In
RaiIpoad 70 B D5an s VIII '0As anu 0Aas
The NJ. T. line packet Mary Ida. J. A. Huz
master, leaves to-day. .as usual, at 10 a. rn for
The regular tri- weekly coast and Donaldson
vile packet Henry Tete. j. Z. Auenin master
NJ II. Landry clerk, leaves to-day ct p m, max
C9mpany's steamer Martha. W s. Bassett mas
ter. CARRYING the United States mail, leaves to-
The splendid passenger and United States
mail steamer = Frank Pa1eond J n White Z. mas
for Vicksburg. freenville nnd. mail landings.
=. The sdewheel s.eamer w. J. Poitevent U. d.
Terrebonne master, Gabe Block clerk. leaves
to-day for the Lafourehe through to Thibo-
The Yazoo Valley. W. 3. Phillips in command
John I. He'll clerk. leaves to-day at + y. m for
Fieksbarg and the Yazoo taking freight Tor all
way landings
The fine passenger steamer John A. seudder,
J: i. Hicks master Chas. A. Dix clerk, will or
rive to leave to-day at 5 D. m, without fail. for
Memphis and the bends.
The semi weekly Bayou Jafourche and coast
racket ASSUMPTION T. A Chariot master, " H.
row ct 10 u. m. for Thibodaux.
The Gulf TRANSPORTATION Company's steamer
Alvin. w. r. ScoVeli masee, leaves tomorrow
at IA m, for Port Eads
The fine steamer John H. Hanna. Frank
Bergeron in command, leaves to morrow at 10 q
II Tor Baton Rouge and cohst landings. Capt
e. r. Trinidad has charge OF the Office.
The United States mail packet Gov. Allen,
John J. Brown master. s. Streck clerk,
leaves Tomorrow al y. m Tor Bayou sara.
by Telegraph
MEMPHIS Dec Ito O. G. Wayne, JOG Grayier
street: Steamer Golden City will arrive on Fri
dav morning. J. j. HhGLER.
bayou SARA, Dec. ito Jos. A.. Aiken, New
Orleans: Louise will arrive tonight and leave
Tomorrow for Red river.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-06

The option sale Of 500 bbls of pork at sls per
Dbl. made here yesterday, for January deiv-
cry presents we believe, d new feature in this
market. II the buyer should make loss on
this venture. the amount thereof would be re-
tanned I'D this city, and not sent, as heretofore,
to Chicago and pork centres. We are glad to
note the Inauguration Of this trade in the por-
cine product and. for the reason above stated.
hope TO see 1t carried on largely.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-06

The soft rainy weather we have recently had.
has caused serious approximations concerning
the safety Of the sugar crop, aud many lugu-
brious DEMONSTRATIONS have been INDUCED In
by Interested parties. From information OBJ
tanned from those who have practical knowl-
edge Of the subject are led to believe that the
injury done to the cane has not been nearly as
great as anticipated. Had the warm soft
weather been accompanied by sunshine the
juice of the cane would undoubtedly have been
soured but such not having been the case, the
frozen cane, as far as we can learn. merely
underwent the process Of thawing. which,
though it may serve to reduce the yield some
what will not make anything like the addition
to the loss oecasioned by the freeze and conse-
duent windfowing. as many have feared.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-06
PLANTATIONS AND FARMS FOR HENa
OR SALE 2
OR SALE.
CITIZENS BANK on LouIsfANx.


New Orleans. Nov 40. 1871 3
Tho following Plantations and Farms are 6fS;
Tered for sale on reasonable terms or fof f8If1
for ths year 1878. Proposals for rent 10 be- fd&f1
10 this Bank ON or before 10th December n6X6
PARISHES. PROPERTIES. DEsGRIPT M Ax45EA3
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-06
by Telegraph.

NBw YoRK. Dec. 5.-Mopey closed at 6 Der
cent. Exchange closed dull ut AL a@4s44. Gold
currency SKIES 100 bid. Pacific Railroad bonds
closed as follows: Union frsts 1o54@1QGH Union
Centrals 1o7s@1U75s. In State bonds the fea-
ture was q decline Of per cent in Tennessees
which sold ut 42A043. District Of Columbia
1865 declined to 73A and Louisiana Consos to
az,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-06
M NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.

NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
BEFORE FIRST GALL,
10 shares Hibsrnia Insurance Company soh
10 do do do do III
FIRST GALL, 10 A. NJ.
go 900 State Consols ....,. ,... .........,. s7a
80 900 Premium Bonds tB. to drawingl. 371s
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND CALLS.
5000 State Consols. ....... ;,........t..... s7h
450 Police Time November. 1876 ....... 49k
go Judges warrants. 1876 .,.......... 81
SECOND GALL. IL NJ.
If 900 State Consols ........ ......-.......... 81
10000 Premium Bonds. 80. ........-...... aGs
10000 Isemium Bonds %. to drawiug) 57As
900 Half Paid City Coupons .-.-...... 33}a
BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD CALLS.
20 shares Hope Insurance Co........ 90
5000 State Consols ID. this year ......... sTss
1000 Premium Bonds. .................,. 81
THIRD GALL. Al . z. M.
5000 State Consols ..... ....,............ 81
10000 do B. this year. ...4..- sTss
CRESCENT G1Ty OPEN STOCK BOARD SALES.
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND CALLS.
SIG 900 State Consols ........... ....-..... s7S
10000 do OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
25 900 Premium Bonds ....... ............ a67s
BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD CALLS.
$4,000 State Consols. Observation-Disclosures. 81
1000 do do ............ .......... B7ts
III oOO Premium Bonds. observation-disclosures. 1914
5000 do do -.......-........-., 36 1916
by Telegraph
NEW York. Dec. 5.-Mopey closed at 6 per
cent. Exchange closed dull Mt All d @4s41. Gold
closed at 1o2ls Governments closed firm
, 1877-12-08
OermtthteS.

Sn Senneilee 9iebt eS ridt meui9er
ais ~ @ano,oaten fir bas Amt oes @oper-
nors.
Son ben SO 0orten, aus ipef1en oas
ensliihe oSater luier" beitebt, iino nur 5
n;bt an%slosidhiiiten llriprunss.
Wta1 ntnlmt OIL, oaB Der Bau unb bic
Terarbeitun9 beS SabatS i'll bieien 2anoe
iiber eine Witlion Menlden bei6dftist.
gtne gut unterrl6tete 2lutoritdt in
&norpllle lift Der Dieinun9, oaB Die @elseu<
ernte IN 81 Sennei1ee ollie porl9en iibertreffen
lDiro.
Gin bebeutenber @iuiubrartifel BON
aultralien fino &dn9urubbdute. Sic ltefern
elm p%or3iiglideS 9eber fir S%ttefeliddfte,
9anoldube unb Yeltiden.
Sle Statne Sbatelp9are's, BON Dfiiler,
mel6e I'M Bart bon ct. 9ouls auf eiteut
lperoen ioI, muroe i'll Wtiinben alaefert,at
uno lit 10 6uB bod.
WaIbbnrne, b Gr.@elalote Der Ser.
Staaten III 6rantreih, miro iiber bic ySe.
la9erung BON FariS uuo bic Commune" Yor-
leInn9en balten.
81 Somerpiue, Diaii., 1T elm GROCER
Sduppen nit Sols, Sdseu nno Sdgeb0deu
perleben. ganbtrelder fonuen 1th bort ellle
WiablSett peroieneu oDer buu9rls mtiter
3lebeu.
Die nen %erfunoene Uiai6ine gum Druid
Der Polmarfen iou, faus ie in @ebraud)
tommt, Die Iniabl Der Anseltelten i'm Su.
rean flir 3rudlaheu UNI 80 YroSent reous
clren. Die Aialhine murbe "fiir,lid, probirt.
Die Slrettoren Der nUtercantile glb.
rarp" IN Ybllaoelpbla b%eabiidtt9en, srpiihen
lbrem @ebduoe mo Sor'S Sbeater eine
Viauer aufsuiihren, bamlt Die Slbllotbef i'm
6aue etles a%bermalisen Seuers telnen Sha.
ben leibe.
@eneral Grant reilt nift nod Spa,
nlen. Gr uerldBt Earls, UNI nab Qpol, Ser
laiues, GiSa uno Siua 6ranca gu seben.
Son leeterem Safen ihlfit ct lib oanii nab
Ntben unb @onltantinopel elm.
, 1877-12-08
3pS Don 6ecra Senrp 6ounSie.

Serr q. Senrp @onnbie, elm perotenlipoler
bohgebiloeter Deutih : Imerifaner, lift sH
Setblebem. 3d., seitorben. 9erielbe fannie,
lopiel mir mlIien, aus alten Serrenbuter
Stamnl, BON benz bic @riinoun9 8ethlebemS
a~usaina. ST mar Elm ddter Imerifaner,
aber suatei6 Elm dhter 9eutid)er, nnb nabm
an Nuem ben lebhafteiten Nntbeil, mas snr
Sebun9 oes oeuticben Clements i'm 2anb ulr
I'M Staat Yenn lplpanien beltra9en fonnte.
Yrditpent Yolf ernannte i'm gum @onirl i'll
Der SdlmetS no er Die bentld)en Sliibtlluae
BON 1S49 auf baS Qiberallte unterltiibte nnn
Gielen Die Dilttel gum @eiterfommen per.
ihafte.
@r aemann iid bamals Die Ndtung uno
2iebe SleIer, Die ipater nad 4merlfa aus.
manberteu ; madte lif aber aud in Der
| Sdmeis ietbIt 10 beliebt, oaB man iebr erfreut
mar, ais er mad Nblauf ieines @oniulats III
Saiel oas in ,3iirif erbielt. Sn Der Shmei,
bef0roerte er ourd Gtnfihrun9 BON amerifa=
niibem SabadS=S amen ben Ban elmer Sorte
Sabaf, ipelde bort ais @ou1oie Sabad be,
tannt 1T. Sn 1868 nnb 1869 mar er Dttt.
glieb Der StaatSae ies9ebung Don Yennipl-
panien.
Serr @ounbie mar iebr perm0geno. Sn
iungen Sabren bate er nit @rfol9 oas &auf,
mannSs@eifdft betrieben nlo bate Die Ibs
itbt, fir ben Heit ietuer Gage in Der Sdlueli
i'll leben, Elm &unid, oeiien @rfiilun9 burf)
| jeinen plosliheu SOB am 90. ytopember Der.
nittet fpurbe. Ser Serltorbene mar 70
Sabre alt ulo hinterld6t eiue 6rau uno bier
&inber Spei S0hne uno spei Sod)ter). Cue
Der 2et3teren tit Wtrs. 2odpooo, ipeld)e ge9e1l.
mdrtig in europa mobnt unb beren Diann
iid in Snoien b%efinbet.
9as 2eidenbesdnsnib faub am gormittas
oes 26. Nopember inter 4upeienbeit Der
Semanoten uno sablreideu Sreunoe oes Ser.
itorbenen gu Setblebem itatt.