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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-21

A complaint was made, the other day,
In some of the country papers. that the
tax election made necessary In every
parish by the A. mill tax decision. would
DO more costly in the end than the tax
Itself. The people Of the county OF Co.
piah, Mississippi, seem to be suffering
from similar state of affairs. On
Tuesday, March 30, they had to
hold u special election for the
purpose of raising 5000, necessary to
pay a debt against the county. The
cost OF the election has not yet been es-
timated, but 1t certainly will amount to
hundred dollars or SO, exclusive Of
whisky. To have special election
every time a county wishes to get 5000
must indeed be frightfully demorali-
zing condition Of affairs.
Every tipsy reveller coming up before
the court upon the morning after Christ
mas Is won't to plead successfully that
=. Christmas comes but once year. |"
Election day proves every two years q
similar excuse. but what will become OF
the country If elections become weekly,
or whenever the government wants a
few hundred dollars.
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To the Lake - once Of New orleans
City Railroad Company, No. z. Hanal ,h street,
tioe, The afternoon trains for the Lake VIII leaye
the city every hour, from TO o'clock; Ihe
last train viii leave the Lake End n, ut o'clock
mh2o u q. q. LEWIS, Seefetary.-
slflicc Of New Orleans sli,y Railroad ge"-
pany, No, 1874 Canal street, New Orleans, March
is, is77-At meeting OF the Board OF Direet t
held on the t4th instant, dividend Oh Ihree
Dollars per share was deelared p9yaRele to fhe
is1T. All transfers OF stock for ten days prevt-
Gus to that date muat be dividend,
mhis nj O. G, LEWIS, Secretary.
OtlIcc Of s3resccnt Mutual Insurance
Company, Now Orleans. March u, ls77-ln con- on,
formity with The fourth article of the amended
charter. an election OF Trustees. to serve one
year from the frs. Monday In june next, " y %
held nj the Office Of the company on MONDAY.
tho adj dsy Of April. 1877. between the hours OF
- "'' '"' y HENRY V. OGDEN,
,,b1s lad Secretary.
new Orleans, March I, 1szS.-N0siCe ~
hereby given that the interest OF Mr.. +. Il.
MATTHEW'S in our firm ceases from this date.
We having purchased the same sa
nht I'm FLASH. LEWIS d w.
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BY q. Va1eton.
TWO LOTS or GROUND, WITH BUILDINGS
ON CARONDELET WALK.
SUCCESSION OF JOS. FERRoUILLEr.
Second District Court for tho parish Of Orleans
No. 3o,212,

py o., VALETON, Auctioneer-On SATUR-
ID DAY. April 81, 1877, ut 10 o'clock m, will bio
sold at the Merchants ard Auctiopeers' Ex-
change. on .koyal street. in obedience to an
order from the Honorable A. J.. Tissot, Judge OF
the Second District Court for the parish Of Or
leans. dated February al, 1877. for account OF
ABOVE succession , ~
/. TWO CONTIGUOUS LOTS OF GROU ID.
situated in the Second District Of This city, in
the squire bounded by Carondelst Wal k, Miro.
Tonti md st. Peter streets, having ouch 30 feet
front on Carondelet Walk, or street, between
parallel lines of 1877 feet inches and EsIines on
one side, and 1g2 feet inches and 8 lines on the
other side; the rear line measuring 40 teet II
lines. Said lots are designa cd BY Nos. and 6
of square 90 together with oil buildings and i'm
provements thereon, consisting OF ono frame
building and appurtenanoes.
TERMs-Cash. Ton per cent to he paid at tbs
moment of adjudication. Taxes for the run
ming year TO be assumed by purchaser. Act Of
sale before O. De Armas. Notary Public.
mht4 a - apl1 Il
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JuDrc1AL ADVERTISEMENTS.
!. p. n.yroa ~. Leze Il B.rssroD.


LrTFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
IL ish OF Orleans. No, T57s.,By virtue 81 o
writ of fieri faoas to me directed by the honor.
able the Fifth District Court for the parish OF
Orleans 10 tho above entitled cause VIII pro,
and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street. boz
tween Camel and qnstomhouse strssts, II th9
twenty third. 1877, at u o'clock m. the following
descrbsd prapperrty e VIM s,,uata IN tho Fifth
District OF this city, designated by the, number
one hundred and seyenty.seysn, bounded
Twelfth streets, said square OF ground contain
ing twenty-sir lots, and measures three
hundred feet by three hundred and twenty. six
feet Being the sa1ae property acquired by tho
defendant. Daniel Lose. by, purchase from II.
q, Cummings, per act passed before b. MaRner,
ats notary public In this city. on the tenth day
al January, 1906 registered in tho conveyance
oifioe of this city, book four, folio six hundred
and eight
Seized In the above suit.
Terms--Cash on Tho spot.
THOMAS I'll. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
.1.nt
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1HUMAH IT. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff Of the parish of Orleans.
mh2n AMI IA ri


Martin seye VS.. vi. A. Price ct ais.
C1xTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
- ish Of orleans, No. gs97-By virtue Of writ
e er aslas aganast Mary Ansa PrSe ena
Jointly, to me direeted by the Honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans,
IN the above entitled cause VII proceed nd 70 sell
tioneers Exchange. Royal street. between Canal
trict Of this CITY, on SATURDAY. April twenty,
first. 1e77 Of la9cloek the following described
pfsGRgSsfEsSN t oEKrArN LOTS OF GROUND. to,
gether with all the buildings and improvements
thereunto belonging or In any wise appertain-
ing situate Ia the First District Of this city, In
the square bounded by Dupiantier, Magazine,
o. lots Nos. to I, Inclusive, on plan deposited
In the Office OF o. do Armas. notary public. In
follows. to-wit: Lots Nos. l, 80, and 8 each u
street. by 100 feet in depth. between, parallel
lines. and fronting In the rear on IN alley feet
10 inches and lines wide. Said lot 10. forms
Lot No. 6 measures 81 feet inches ana lines
froat on Duplantier street by q, depth, between
parallel lines, of 1G6 feet 10 tnehes and lines
stance street. by l2T feet 10 inches In depth. and
adjoining the said alley In the rear OF he above
described lots, which alley L. common TO said
o which said 9s belong 70 t me sad
Mrs. Mary A. Price by inheritance from their
late mother Mrs. Amelia Side. wido2w Of George
Price and deceased wife Of John L, Marine. And
the said Mrs. Geo Price had acquired the said
property from the succession Of D. stdle. per
act passed before said notary. o. do Armas, on
the soth day Of November. 1858.
| Seized In the above suit.
Ief"S-o"Sh on THOMAS fi,H MAS H. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENTS
MAYoaAITy OF New ORI.KANs.
ftit.. Tl.It MA. ma ,

hAT0hAJTY OF NEW OH1.MANB, |
City Hall, Mach 30. 1877.
Sealed proposals will be- received until March
80. ut Ia M, for publishing the proceedings and
ordinances OF the City Council and oil official
notices Of the several departments OF the city
government, proposals to state the price per
square OF ten lines, or one hundred words solid
agate, fer first and subsequent insertions.
Separate proposals will also be received for The
same period for printing tho various blanks.
etc.. rs per paragraphs from ] TO inclusive Of
act No. 40, approved March 10. 1877.
For publishing the proceedings and ordi-
nanoes of tho Council and official notices of the
several departments no bids will be received
except from parties publishing q morning
paper issued at least six times week.
Bonds with security, in such amount as may
be satisfactory 10 the Mayor will DO required for
the faithful execution Of the respective con-
tracts.
Tho city reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. A&s ED. PILSBURY,
mh2l 90 30 Mayor.
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AUCTION SALES.
by Hosy, Macon n O'Conner
COMFORTABLE HOUSE IN THE SECOND
DISTRICT,

a DOmFOhIABLG HOUbE In LIE SECDND
DISTRICT.
Corner OF Dumaine and 81. Claude streets.
SALE WITHOUT LIMIT.
pY HOIY, MACON b OCOFNOR Nicholas
let treet..sATURDAY, March 81. 1sTT, 1t 10
o'clock n; OF the ~, Charles Auction Exchange.
will be sold by public auction
THE DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE
forming the corner Of Dumgine 4 81. Claude
streets. in the square bounded by. Dumaine. It,
Philip. Rampart and st. CLAUDE streets. The lot
measures ~ feet 1ipehes and . lines front on Du-
maine. street. and 100 feet inches line In
depth front on ST, Claude street. between paral.
lei lines. The dwelling contains q hall and
about Z rooms in tho main building: o two story
brick kitchen. with elk rooms: yard entrances
on both sides.
TBnMs-One half cash; remainder at IA
months credit, Ia note bearing interest Of per
cent per annum from date OF salo until final
payment. with oil tina usual security clauses etc.
Insurance. and transfer Of policy. etc. oil TO be
secured by special mortgage and vendors lien,
and purchaser to assume payment over a&d
above his bid OF oil taxes payable In 1877.
Act of sale before q. v. Foulon. Notary Public
ct the expense OF the purchaser. mb2i I'd
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DAILY DEMOCRAT.

We publish to-day an editorial from
the National Republican, commenting
upon the Southern policy of Mr.. Hayes.
III liz supposed to be an authorized com
ment on the Presidents Southern pol
10y as expressed In his inaugural ad-
dress, and Ia generally ascribed to the
pen Of Hon. Stanley Matthews. Ii
words mean anything, there can be no
doubt about the intentions OF the Ad-
ministratiop In regard TO the South.
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Peoples Bank Va. Thomas gutter ct al.
E'tFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR The PAR,
u ish Of Orleans, No. 7b7s.-By virtue of writ
Of tieri facias 70 me, directed by tho Honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish OF Or.
leans, in the above entitled cause. will proceed
TO sell at public auction. " the MERCHANTS, and
Canal and CustpHlhoase streets, IN the seeond
District Of this city. on A1UHDAY, April
twenty trst, 1877, ut Ia O'Clock M, the following
described property. to wit
TWO LOTS OF GROUND situate IN tho SUI
burb Franklin In the Third District Of this city,
i'm the square bounded by Spain. Morales Urdu.
hart streets and Washington avenue, designated
by the Nos aud o, of square No, l0a, on plan by
j. Pile, late surveyor, dated 10th April 1895, m
nexed to an net dated oath April 1885, and deposi-
ted In the Office of T, .. stark notary public, in
this city. The said lots measure IN American
mensure-lot No. 8 measures g5 feet inches
front on Snain street and lot No. measures
a5 feet inches front on Spain street and each
lot measures III feot in depth.
sci ed In the above suit as belonging to de-
PENDANT Cutler.
Terms-Cash on the SD
gHOMAS II. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff Of the parish of Orleans.
ty,hD mi
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esAmong the appointments, recently
made by Gov. Nichols, we take pleas
ure In referring to that of Mr.. T. Leonce
Rouny. as State Tax Collector. OF the
Second District. Mr.. Bouny, who mas
already filled the Important position s 81
CIV. brings, in his new functions, en-
ergy. capacity, unquestionable integrity
ana a wide acquaintance among the
T,annla OF the Second District, who can
receive his appointment only with salts
faction.
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FOR SALE.

I1oR sALE-oNE FIRsT-CLAss. TICKET
Il to Richmond. Va, and two frst-class Tick
cts to st. Louis. Mo. Inquire at No. 10 st.
Charles street. mhG-
mon SALOON THE JACKSON RAILROAD
ssear Independence. nbout five miles from
the Railroad, n tract Of about 9 acres OF good
land; about 20 acres cleared balance well tim
bered house and barn about head Of stock.
cattle, yoke of oxen, horses and wagon. hogs,
sheep, and farming utensils and tools. Will
sell the whole at u bargain. Address j. -,
this office fe1s*
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF r. B. FLEITAs. BANK
Tupt

In Banltruptcy--No. 1888.
NETHEREAs, +. b. TLEITAS. OF ST. Der
w nard Parish and district aforesaid. duly
declared bankrupt under. the act Of Con:
gress of March Q, 1867 has this day filed In said
court petition praying for q discharge and
certificate thereof. from all his debts and other
claims provable under said act. Notice Is there
fore given to oil creditors VINO have proved their
debts, and to all other persons In interest. that
the twenty eighth day Of March. 1877. al II a. m.
Is assigned tor the hearing of the same. and that
they may then and there attend and show cause.
Ii any they have, why the prayer of the said pc
tition should not be- granted; and further notice
Is given that the bankrupt will undergo an ex-
animation before Register J, Ward Gnrley. Jr.,
II a. m. at his office. No. At Camp street.
Clerks Office. New Orleans, March 6. 1877;
r, DEvOkSHIRE,
nh7 IA 81 Deputy Clerk.
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EoURTH JUSTICE OF THE PEACE FOR
e the parish of Orle MS. No. 359G-By virtue OF
writ pIurias feri facias to me directed by TIE
Peace for the parish of Orle ms will proceed
to sell at public auction. on ? q ESDAY. @arch
~, 1877, &C IL o'clock M, in front OF my office,
No. Frenchmen street, in the Third District OF
'4i oN Stss Lot, o S OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
as per inventory on file In my office. .
Seized in the above entitled suit.
$50 S'-.l- - - VIM. a. HAYS.
mh16 81 27s Constable.
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Denechaud' Restaurant,

Denechaud Restaurant,
8 CarondsIer street. near Canal street.
TO MY PATRONS AND THE PUBLIC IN
GENERAL.
My fixed price Restaurant having proved
success, l am able to give daily to my patrons
choice and varied Bill of Fare. including the
deiicaeies of the season. -
The principal dishes Of my Bill Of Fare Will
be written daily on Bulletin Board In front Oh
my Restaurant.
Breakfast, comprising 5dishes--.- so cents.
Dinner, consisting Of dishes rs cents.
fair trial viii give satisfaction to all who
honor me with their kind patronage.
Boarders received at moderate prices.
mhi83t ID r. DENECHAUD, Proprietor.
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WANTS.

yETANTFD-TO PURCHASE, A GOOD SEC
w ond hand Baronehe, or family vehicle.
Address BAKOUDHE, Democrat Office stating
nriee and where 10 bio seen mh2t 1t
WANTED - SECONDHAND RIAGEs
w and Buggies. Any ono having such. and
wishing to dispose OF them. can Ind ready
sale for them by calling on T. 7. MADDuA. ss
riages and Buggies, and a complete etoek OF the
Japanese .Chiid's Carriage and Cradle, y most
wonderful combination, in short n full stock
in everything appertaininR to the Chrrin"s
business-all of which will be. sold at toduG9d
prices to sgt The tines The a y Il
Carondelet street =. ..ro,,v
UTANTED-A SITUATION AS A TRAVEL
w ing Agent for a Drug Hotse. ky man
whs ID In niliar with the busine and has OK.
tensiye acquaintance In Louisiana, mississippi
and Texas. Best New Orleans references given
Address G.. Mississippi City, Miss. NH
WANTED-TO PURCHASE On SMALL
w monthly payments hou Ee, WIN o. O. ls1,
District. between g. Charles street and River
Address, with lowest terms and interest. W. H.
% Fourth street ---------.-zz. .- telsr
WANTED : BY A SOBER AND INDUS
w trious young man situation as Waten-
man, Porter. Salesman or Driving OF any kind !;
Ia thoroughly acquainted In thS city: would go
In the country II desired. Address ". o., lem
oerat Office. Ie2VM
w ANTED-sTRANdEHs AND. vIsIToks
or without board, can be- rented ut 1854 Canal
street, One Of the most desirable localities =. In
the city. Rates reasonable. Apply on the
premises. over the Gregg Sewing Machine
Depot and Fashion Emporium. ia Canal street.
de24 am
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GEO M HARn

IN reply to the writer OF this letter we
have to say that II Mr.. Hayes Is nervous
and apprehensive on the score OF the
safety OF the Republicans In this State,
ii is simply because OF the calumnies
and lies with which these same Repub-
licans have poisoned the minds OF the
people OF the North against the white
people OF this State. They have so
frequently and persistently alleged that
their lives were endangered here, that
many weil-meaning people have come
TO believe them, or at least to give them
the benefit Of the doubt. But we are
happy to be able to say that the true In
wardness" OF all such Misrepresentation
is rapidly making itself felt and apple
,ciated In the North, and that pretty
soon there will be no one in the country
30 poor In intelligence as to lend an ear
co the bugaboo stories ofthese self-styled
MARTYRS to White League ferocity. We
promise them that they shall not be
molested so long as they remain with
us and refrain from violation Of the
penal laws Of the State. AS for that
piayed-out class OF adventures, yclept
carpet-haggers, we do not hesitate to
confess that we prefer that they
should seek other fields end pastures
new, nor stand upon the order OF thelr
going. but go at once.
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PROPOSAL, FOR .ITY BONDS.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, /
City Hall. New Orleans, February II, 1877.
CEALED ROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- until WEDNESDAY, March 81, 1877. at IL
dred Thousand (loO, eoo Dollars Of BONDS of
the City of New Orleans an of the late cities OF
jefferson and Carrollton. All bids must state
the class of Bonds and am Dunt of accrue inter-
est thereon, and offers must include both prin-
cipal and interest. No bids will be considered
at higher rate than the parity of Premium
Bonds.
The Council reserves the right to reject all or
any bids. and answers will be given the follow
ing day at 10 a. m.
Bids must be- directed to the Commissioners
of the Consolidated Deb.
J. G. DEM !. Administrator.
felt o. mh3 10 II q
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANcE)
City Hall,
New Orleans, March 10, 1877. }
Sealed Proposals will DO received at this De-
partment until FRIDAY. MARCH. %, 1877. at IL
o'clock M, for the sale to the city of Ten Wharf
Improvement Bonds.
The city reserves the right TO reject any or all
bids. j. 6, DEAta,
mh1s I'd Administrator.
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DEPARTMENT OF POLICE
Adminis traitors Office. I
New Orleans, Mar CHI 10. 1917
WAS BROUGHT TO THE THIRD DIS
w trict Pound, corner of Vaudeville and Mo
rales streets on the 10th day of March 1877
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN HEAD
SHEEP. which, IL not claimed by THURSDAY
next, the 22d inst, and the expenses thereon
paid, will be sold on that day at public auction.
at said pound. ut IL o'clock M in accordance
with city ordinance No. 1906
BY order Admi, istrator.
mh1p 3t THED. BLANCHARD. Secretary.
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CONSTABLE SALES.

Mrs. Widow j. J. Mclean. Albert Duv e.
neand, subg ogated, VS.. Mrs Alice Fer
guson, daily authorized.
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We have received the following COM
munication, which we publish Hterdt'm
sct cerbatin,, to wit:
NEW ORLEANS, March IS, 1877.
Eiiter Democrat--I would like to ask
this question: II the lives of Repub-
licans are safe In this state under the
so called Nichols Government, why
should the President exact prommise
from Mr. Nichols that the lives OF Re-
publicans should be spared II the
Troops ware removed and the old time
Rebbels allowed to have the sway.
Please answer and oblige
A Native
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

r oST-A CERTIFICATE OF STOCKS IN
IL the Merchants Mutual Insurance Compa-
NJ, Numbered 41e. and standing in the name of
r. BAUM ar Any finder Or claimant Is notified
10 report to the Office Of the company within
ten days.
, 1877-08-18

fiber bic @tebente Mpenue bernberlprtn9eft
tpiiroe, Nber bic Seuerruebr (aut bte pom
Nuegbenp mar beriibergefonlmer) that tDre
pole Shuloiafeit, Der Winb orchte 1ttJ, oaS
Seuer sung Der 8aiblngton Str. 81, no eS
nod eine In,abl Sduier III 9ide legte. nro
10 par bic Stabt Dbers ober nnterhalb Der
Stebenten Npenne, mo ote Sranbtn1lten be-
reits mebrfabr ~9esiinbef ltno Shreden perz
brettet batten, fir ole5nal erlclt.
Im Sonntag Ibeno begann Der Yotel
aud Yripatseiddfte- 8irtbidaiten unp ST.
9arrenldoen-5u pliinoern. Itun lahen abtr
aud bic 8iirger, bab es Die bodlte 3ett Jet,
ge9en ben unitg ein,uldrette1, tpellt nlht
bic game Staot Elm Staub Der Slamne1 n1o
bic Seute bes Y0bels merbeu ioute. Sie
perbanoen iih init Der Bolliet, nm Sronrng
gu ihaffen, mo perja9ten Die Bliinberer, moz
bet es sl einisen Blitoleuldiiiien fam. Slid.
liferipeile batten iid Ttele bon Dem @eiinoel
in 9eltoblenem SfnnpS piebiif betrunfen,
ionit bdtte in Der Jtaht nod Slrt flteBen
f0nneu. Sen peiteren granoitiftun9en on
@lienbabu.g i9entbunt, welde bereits anges
iagt maren, muroen icbr mirfIame 6teael
porgeiAoben uno Die Iiaht 9ing perglethS.
iueiis rubis poriiber. Mm Uiontas Wtorsen
tpurbe Elm Siderhe,tss NuSiduB 9ebilbet uno
btnreihenoe Wannihaft gum Siherteitsz
oienlt %or9aniIirt; aud) fam cine Ibtbeilung
SunoeStruppeu bier an, bic tbeilweiie besor-
9aniiirten WtlliSsG e9imenter idlloien itb bon
Neuem fsit Sulamneu; bic Dor &nr8em ent.
l%aienen Yollyllten uno Seuermebrleute mur-
oeu mieoer anaenommen. Ollie oteie W}abre'
seln maren feine Stunoe gu friih setroffen-
nod etne gtaht uno YlttSburg mare gang III
ben Sanoen oes Yobels semeien, .,pelfer be-
reits angefangen bate, fid aus Der ipelterer
l1nnaebung Der Stabt 3I refrntiren.
, 1877-08-18

Wenn Der Serr eine Stunbe pdrter
ptq, pieleidt oab oann bic 9erren seneis1
iino, Sud gu %empfansen, tDnte bes Ne=
gers Stimme mieber ourds Seniter berz
elm. nnten sins cine Sbir, unb ba Der
Srembe ni6t anttpcrtete, 10 iebte Sidney
ppraus, bab Senimcre in ieinen @eli6ts=
freis getreten mar. Sleid barauf unter@
idieb er ieines 8ruoers Stimme, wie er
ben Sremoen miafommen bieb uno bat,
ibm gu folsen, bann aber Elm babies
Stino6en gu parten, tporauf ct gu ieiner
gerfasuns itebe. Die 6ortiebuns oes
@eiprdhes fano aubebalb ieines 8abr=
nebmunsspermDsens Statt. Sionep bate
iid i6merfdlig erbcben. Guf ieinem Mnt=
lib ipieselten ii6 abmedielno tiefe Yez
iorsnib uno al lobernoer Grimm,
fGnrtfet,unn folnt.1