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The Baltimore County union., 1881-12-10
DUBLIC SALE
Il OF VALUABLE
STOCK. FARMING IMPLEMENTS. HOUSE.
HOLD GOODS, &C.

The subscriber, intending to reiinquish farn-
Ing will sell a, public sale, at his farm. iE the
10th district. on the road leading from Monk,ss
~ to Taylor postOtiice, adjoining
0A lands Of Nicholas 7. Hstchins. EEfW
N1A.Jesse Poeoek and others, and1fr
near Jarre;;sviile pike, on
Tuesday. DscsMBer l3,k, 1881,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, sharp,
Ihe iollosins personal property, mostly arst-
class; No. work Horses, one . fne driving,
the other good riding Horse; good Brood Mare.
suitable for riding or driving, in foai by BurIIur
ton; good Mich Cows: 2 will he fresh in FEB.
rua'y. the others in April. I yearling Heifer, (
Aiderney. Sows and Pigs. Shotes.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS:
S-horse broad-tread Wagon and Bed, Hay
Carriage, Stone Bed, Horse Cart and Harness,
! large Feed Cutter. with power to run the same !;
No. 20 Oliver Chilled Plow, ! 3.horse Hinge>I
Harrow. Drags. Single and Double Shovel
Plows. Corn Marker, Champion Mower, one
Superior Grain Drill, Roller, Horse Rake, one
Buggy, Sleigh and Bells, Forks, Rakes, Hoes,
shovels. Mat,Ock. Pick, Post t-Digser, Log Chains,
4e. The implements have no, been In use over
two years.
Also, good sets Of Dreeching, 2 sets Of Lead
Harness, Plow Harness. Single and Double Buggy
Harness. Wagon Saddle, Riding Saddle and
Bride. Collars, Brides, Choke. Straps. Hai,ers,
3c. Also, lot Of Carpenters Tools, I cross.Cut
Saw, 10, Of Lumber. lot Of Poultry.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURITuRE:
No. Times Cook Stove. with Fixtures, com
plete; I PariOr Stove, I n.Plate Stove; Chairs,
Tables, lot Of Dishes, aboutu
GO yards Of Carpet, and
every thing to be found on 3EH
. weii.stockcd farm.
About 10 Tons Of Hay, Rick Of Straw, 10, Of
Potatoes. acres Of Wheat In the ground.
TERMS OF SALE.--Ali sums Of $50 and IN
der. cash all sums over that amount a credit Of
months win be given, purchasers giving their
notes with approved security, bearing Interest
from day Of sale.
eS-No goods 10 be removed until settled for.
J. PEARcE RICHARDSON.
JOHN V. SLADE, Auetioneer.
Dec g-9ta
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Death. sses---rras.,e.. &C.. 70 es.. Li~s

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siiEpPERD.-Near0 0ovsnstosn. Dec. sth. 1881,
at o'clock A. NJ. Susie H., In the 3sth year oi
her age. wife Of q. p. shepperd and sides,
daughter Of ID. @. Gray.
M0WkL.-On the 5th inst. al his residence,
Glencoe, Baiio. Co., Joseph W. Newell, In the
ssth year of his age.
WARNEk.-On Sunday, Dee. 4, Chas. y. War.
ner. at bis late residence. "0akland," Baltimore
county.
ARMAc0ST.-On December ?, Thomas NJ. .Arma.
cost, aged ~ years and months. eldest son Of
oliver I. and Kate Armacost, Of Mt. Vernon.
MAGRAw.-On December an. Mr. Mar N.
Magraw, eldest daughter Of Susan aud the late
James II. Nussear.
sHAEfER.-On lst instant, Frederick, In the
18th year Of his age, third son of Henry and
Catharins Shasfer.
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nD-Leeiurs ef the Jeuraai 70 Major Daalsl,
defeated candidate for Governor Of Virginia; at
Is best not 70 deceive the people ., any time"
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John orason. Attorney, Tow,On,Own.


IN THE MATTER OF THE SALE BY
l. Risteau Grason, Receivers Of County Taxes
for baltimore county, for non payment Of taxes oi
land assessed TO "Unknowu." 9th district. for the
year A. j. isTT-fa The Circuit CoHT, for Rain.
eoHHfs.
Ordered by the Circuit Court for Baltimore eoun
~ this sth day Of December. A. u. lssl, that the
sale made and reported BY Ri.teau Grason. Re.
eeivers OF County Taxes for Baltimore county. for
the year A. ID. 1877, In the above entitled matter
Of that portion ofthe land assessed 10 Unknown '
In the 9Th district Of said county, and laid OF and
surveyed by the direction Of said Receivers. be
ratified aud confirmed, unless cause TO the contra
~ be shown. oR or J.fore the eih day Of DeccB,.
be-, a. d. lssl; provided copy Of this order be
inserted In some Iewspaper printed and published
In Towsontown, Baltimore county. once In each Of
three successive weeks before the said ?i,h day Of
Dccembcr. A. ID. 1881. The report and exhibits
show that the property vas soid for taxes due for
the year A. ID. 1877, TO Walter Scott for the sum
Of twenty Ave dollars cash.
wM. N. ISAAC, Clerk.
True copy-Test
Dec. ie.-3t. wM. NJ. ISAAC. Clerk.
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The desirable DWELLING. located on po.is.
avenue, near Joppa read. The house is Of brick.
two stories, ssishsa basement Lot 20 by $50 fest.
Some fruit, Pump. House lately painted inside.
Apply to JULIUS RUDIGER, Towsontcwn, or Al
Union once. March 27.-tf
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TRUSTEE's SALE
Il or
A NICE TRUCK Farm IN THE isTH DIS.
TRicr or BALTIMORE COUNTY,
ABOUT SIX MILES FROM BALTIMORE,
by virtue of decree of the Circuit Conrt for
baltimore county, passed in the case of -.
S Langdon vs.. Langdon, the undersigne -
E.2 as Trastee. will oner at public ale. on
Tassday. 2sih day of Dccembsr. 1851,
at the hour of 10 A. NJ,
on the PREMISES, situated between the Belair
road and the Philadelphia turnpike read. and
about one mile from said turnpike and six miles
from baltimore city, on the county road leading
from Raspeburg to the Phiiadelphia turnpike,
that valuable property Of which Charles n. Lang.
don died 'e,.ed. adjoining the properties Of
Tobias Lutt. Michael Gross aud others.
CONTAINING ABOUT SEVEN ACRES OF
LAND. MORE OR LESS,
improved by good two-story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
about l6x2o feet, with kitchen attached; also,
Of never failing aud excellent water near the
house.
This property IL under high state Of eui,iya.
ton. well improved aud well adapted 20 the
TRUCKING BUSINESS. for which purpose Il
has been used.
Neighborhood healthy; churches, schools,
postollice and stores convenient.
TERMS OF SALE as prescribed by the decree
are-One. fourth Cash; one. fourth in six months
and the balance In ~ months from day Of sale,
the deferred payments 90 bear interest FROM day
Of sale and 20 be secured 10 the satisfaction Of the
Trustee or all cash. at the purchasers option.
Under the terms Of the decree tho Trustee is
authorized 20 require depDsit Of 500 on the day
Of sale. and In default Of its payment TO offer said
property for sale again without further notice.
no- Said deposit of 500 will be required.
,rB' This property will be sold subject 10 a
Mortgage Of 5000. which will mature In March
next.
Taxes. and interest on the Mortgage paid IN
10 date Of ratification Of the sale.
Possession given on ratification Of sale and
compliance with the terms thereof.
JOSEPH JONES, Trustee,
% N. Paca ST., Baltimore.
wM. 8. KEEcH, Solicitor.
AT THE SAME TINE AND PLACE.
the undersigned, Administrative Of the personal
estate Of the late Charles II. Langdon, win sell At
public sale, the following personal property, via:
A ? good work Horses, Gov,
Hogs, new manure Wagon, kNIT
UunAsi market Wagon, Cart, Piows 1S5r
Harrows, Cuitivators, largo collection Of small
Farm and Garden Tools. Hot Bed Sash, Harness,
and large collection Of fother articles unnecessary
10 mention. Also, lot Of Garden Crops In the
ground. Onion Sets. Market Boxes, &e.
TERMS or sALE-CASH.
MARY II. LANGD0N.
Administrators.
Dee. Ats.
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schmucker q whitelock, Attorneys at Law
l3 Lexington street, baltimore

% LoxlhRton stFcet, baltimore.
CARAI kEPIIART VS. REBEccA u. DIN
- ON EFT AL. 10 hs C9reHi cansf for Bai,i
more coHHiy-ia EgHiiy.
ORDERED this third day Of December. A. ID
1881, that the sale Of mortgaged prDpcrty mad,
and reported In the above entitled case BY Samuel
ID. Schumacher. Attorney for Sarah Kephart, Mort
gagee. be ratified and confirmed. unless cause q
the contrary be shown. on or before the "a day oJ
January Hssf, provided . copy af this order 10 In
serted In some newspaper published In Baitimor,
county, once In each of three successive weeks bo
FIRE tho "a day of January next. The rcpor
states the amount of sales 10 be $3.50.
wM. 20. ISAAC, Clerk
True Copy-Test:
wM. N. ISAAC. Clerk.
dec. iB.-it.
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NO-PARTNERsHrP.

We. the undersigned, have this day formed
eo.partnership. under the name and style q
WILSON RlsTEAu, for the purpose Of cor
ducting the business Of General Aactiepeers. Or
othee address is smedley Row. rowsontown. By
strict attention 20 business and fair dealing, We
hope 10 merit q share Of public patronage
SAMUEL q. WILSON,
August Is, 1881. wM. N. RIsTEAU.
Aug. 30.--tf
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RARE CHANCE

A RARE CHANCE
- WESTERN PART OF MARY.
~ LAND. WITHIN ABOUT THREEA
MILES OF DEER PARK AND FIVE MILES
OF OAKLAND. THE FLOURIsHIN0 AND
ATTRACTIVE COUNTY TOWN OF
GARRETT COUNTY, ON THE
LINE OF THE BALTIC. AND
OHIO RAILROAD.
For sale. on the most favorable terms. FOUR
TRACTS OF LAND In the Glades Of Garrett
county, Nd. fheiand is highly productive, equal,
In point Of quality, 70 any In the State, partly
heavily timbered and surrounded by FARMS
Zach tract has stream Of water running through
u, besides hne springs Of excellent water. These
lands are In the most healthy part Of Maryland.
They will be sold on the most favorable terms, or
exchanged for Baltimore city or county property.
Apply 10 or address,
L0NGNECKER BROS,
Once "BALrxonE COUNTY Uxiox." Towsou
yuIy VII Y. o., Towsontown, Nd.
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WANTED.

GOOD MORTGAGES AT 9 PER CENT. On
FARMS In baltimore county. State iocatiO,.
size Of FARM and BUILDINGS. amount Of as
sessment and insurance. Also, what was the
latest cash sale Of land In the neg ghborhood. Give
references as 10 value Of farm.
Address, JOHN T. GRAHAM.
Real Estate Broker, IS Saratoga St., Baltiinoie.
Feb. 26.-u.
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VNHis Is TO GIVE NOTICE, Tha, the sub.
Il seriber has obtained from the Orphans'
Cour; Of Baltimore county, letters Of Admins
traiion on the estate Of
CHARLES II. LANGD0N,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby warned 20
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber,
on or Jsfsr, The i3iL dsy Of J4ae, 1852; -
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benea; Of said estate. Those indebted TO said Is.
tate are requested 20 make immediate payment,
Given under my hand this 10th day Of Nov. lssI.
MARY X. LANGDON,
Nov. i9.-i,sl Adminis,ra,rix
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esGnvyard Insurance N nissIon-ysr
Hynes.
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VNHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
J. seriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
for Baltimore county, letters of administration oa
the estate Of
AUGUSTUS A. wALZL,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof 10
the subscriber.
on or before ,le 25k dag If J~ns, 1889;
they may otherwise By Law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted 20 said es-
tate are requested 20 make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 2gth day Of Nov. 1851.
HENRY X. EISENBRANDT.
Dec. 5.-n.s) Administrator.
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Sales Of Property.
Robert r. Boarman and John r. Centrum.
Attorneys at Law, Towsontown, Nd.

&Ngoeas ANs B0@k AAA8h ouu 9Onu r. G0ntruIu.
Attorneys at Law, Towsontown, Nd.
TNRUsTEEs' SALE
Il oY
VALUABLE PROPERTY, SITUATE IN BAL.
TIMORE COUNTY, AND HANDSOME a,
- AND VALUABLE -
r. PROPERTY SITUATE IN -
BALTIMORE CITY.
Under and by virtue Of decree of the Circuit
Court for baltimore county, sitting in Equity,
passed on the twenty. third (23dJ day Of Novem-
ber, A. ID. 1881, In the cause Of Kamtman W.
Eckert, In said Court, the undersigned, Trustees,
will oner for sale at public auction, at the times
and places hereinafter mentioned, all tho follow.
Ing valuable property, being all In fee simple, to
wit;
Monday, DecenJer l9tk, A. u. 1881,
at ? o'clock p. a.,
on the premises. on Grindon Avenue, near Lau-
ALL THAT VALUABLE TRACT OR PARCEL
OF LAND,
together with the Improvements thereon, which is
mentioned and described In two deeds, one from
Francis Albert and wife to Frederick Eckert,
dated February ist, A. d. 1864, and recorded
among the Land Records Of Baltimore county, In
Liber q. ii. c., No. 80, folio is6, &C., and one
from Thomas q. Taylor and wife 10 said Freder.
lex Eekert and Maria 4. Eekert, his wife. deceas-
Cd, or the survivor, dated December 18th, A. ID.
1867, and recorded among the Land Records Of
Baltimore county, In Liber +. H. A., No. 81, folio
19i, &c.
This property lies on Grindon Avenue, which
runs from the liilien Road 20 Hartford Turnpike
Road, about 81 miles from Baltimore city and 200
yards from the Hartford Turnpike Road.
The location IL . very desirable one, being near
10 churches and schools Of every denomination,
aud short distance from the Halls Spring car
line terminus. Laurayie Post 0nice is within q
stones throw.
The land Is naturally rich aud susceptible Of
high cultivation.
The above property will be sold either as
whole or In lots.
IL sold 10 lots, lot en- northeast side Of Grindon
Avenue will be offered, containing
! ACRE AND 81 SQUARE PERCllES,
and improved by three
DWELLING HOUSES,
in very good condition and Of modern style; also,
Pamp Shed, Carriage Shed, 4c.
And lot on southeast side Of Grindon Ave-, con.
tanning
TEN uo) ACRES OF LAND, MORE
OR LESS,
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VNHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, Tha, the sub.
Il seriber has obtained from the Orphans'
Court for baltimore county, letters Of Adminiss
tFatiOn on the estate Of
JOHN ID. HOLMES,
late Of said county deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
90 exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof. 20
the subscriber,
on or before The 20h day Of June, 1852;
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 20 said es-
tate are requested TO make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 23d day Nov. 1851.
CHARLES II. HOLMES,
Administrator peHdeHie lite.
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Legal Notices.

TI,mIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the su
j. scribers haveObtAined from the Orphans cou&
for Baltimore county, letters Of administration
the estate Of
CARL ANTON MAIRR,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof, 10
the subscribers,
o@ or beJore Tie I3k day ej Jane, 1889;
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10 said es.
tate are requested 10 make immediate payment
Given under our hands this 18th day ofNov., 1881.
MAGDELENA MAIEk,
JOSEPH Y. REGIUs,
Nov. l9.-ite) Administrators c. 7. A.
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rINIIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
Il scribers have obtained FROM the Orphan
Court for Baltimore county, letters tsstamentary
on the estate Of
JOSEPH PALMER,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
20 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof TO
the subscribers,
on or before hs 2Oh day Of JuHs, 1882;
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from ali
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10 said esS
tate are requested to make immediate payment.
Given under our hands this 18th day Of June, 81.
GEORGE n. PALMER,
JACOB n. PALMER, ~
Nov. 2G.-its) Executors.
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All goods delivered promptly and free Of drayage.
Dec.lO,'siy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-03
LATEST NEWS BY MAIL.

J. S. Mead, manager of 4 mining CON.
pany, and NJ. Jcrvais, a packer, have per.
ished by the burning of a cabin ut koc-
teaey, British Columbia.
Tho Home warehouse, in New Orleans,
has been burned. Loss, $50. 900 The
japan room of the Wheeler & Wilson sew.
ing machine factory, at Bridgeport. Conn.,,
was burned out.
Presley Cowen, 4 young man of distin-
guished descent, made Il trip from the
Washington, o., fair grounds in Prof.
Whites balloon, lost control of it. was
wrecked, fell GO feet and was killed.
Heavey rains have done great damage
in Minnesota, and caused washOuts and
landslides on many of the railroads. At
Minneapolis much uneasiness has been
caused by II jam of 20, 900, 900 logs in the
Mississippi.
The town marshal of Dunkirk, Ohio.
was shot dead by an unknown man, whom
he was attempting to arrest. William
Morgan was fatally injured in quarrel
with man named Merchant, at White
River Junction, Vermont.
While s. II. Burton was in the safety
deposit department Of the Lafayette bank,
in Cincinnati, cutting coupons, three men
entered. One engaged in conversation tho
president of the bank, and another talked
with Mr.. Burton, while the third stole ten
bonds Of 81, 200 each.
Jacob Whitmore and his wife, "bOth
very young and recently married." went
into the wood near Huntsville, Ohio, to
gather hickory nuts. After returning the
wife died in convulsions, saying that her
husband, threatening her with drawn
knife, had forced her to swallow a white
powder. The husband said that his wife
"took poison voluntarily" An analysis
of her stomach will be made.
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THE new president ought to have the
treasury scandals of John Sherman s
administration uncovered, not in retalia-
tion for Sherman'S custer of Arthur
from the New York custom house, but
because of well-grounded public sus-
piciOn that these scandals arose from the
worst possible system of stealing.
Enough was laid before the gaze of the
public to make it ask for more, and for
all. When all is known Sherman's rela-
tions with his favoritc New York bank
will be as clearly disclosed as its rela-
tions with the treasury are now we'll
known. 1t has been favored to the
amount of millions the people believe
John Sherman has been enriched in return
for these favors. He has grown enor-
mously rich in a long career of public
life, with no chances to get rich except
from an abuse of his official positions.
It has been seen that the men under him
were engaged in a system of grand lar
ceny and it is believed he shielded
them and that his influence now protects
them. It is a reasonable presuu ption,
under all the circumstances, that they
know too much about him for him to
allow them to be prosecuted. That is
all the better reason why he and they
should be relentlessly pushed to the wall
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prisOn inspectors MeeuIng.

The October meeting of the prison in
spectOrs was held to-day. all of the mem
bcrs being present !: A petition was pre-.
sented from Mayor MacGonigie setting
forth that the city coutemplates running
4 line Of telephone to the water works on
the COnes.Oga by way Of Grant street and
the reservoirs and asking permission of
the board of prison inspectors to put the
wires over the prison. and to make tho
proper bracket connection. The requst
was granted.
The following proposals were handed in
for all rye coffee needed 1T the prison for
the ensuing six months Mrs. A. 7. Stan
ton, cents per pound Henry Hershey.
q cents per pound and 5. X. Miller, 3,
cents per pound. The contract was
awarded to Hershey. The monthly bills
were presented and passe and a number
of applications of convicts for discharge
ut the expiration ei their terms were pre-
sentcd and reported favorably by the
board.
On Mr.. IIoilmeier's motion it was re-
solved that visitors permits must hereafter
be handed to al underkeepcr, who shall
conduct the visitor to the cell of the pris
Oner visited only, and from it after rea-
sOnablc time and that all visitatiOns must
be watched with vigilance, and no outsiders
shall so upon the gallery without :.n at
tending official
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Aanrdstcr fntclLqenrer.
An Unfortunate Preacher.

The Reverend Mills, the Reading
preacher, seems to have been very unfor-
tunate in conveying his ideas to his flock
on the occasion of his preaching Gar
field memorial sermon, and undertaking
to comment upon the attitude of the
Democrats year ago in assailing the
Republican candidate for president, and
that of the same men lately in manifest.
ing their mourning for his death. The
reverend gentlemen was understood by
many of his hearers to say in sub
stance that the Democrats were either
liars then or hypocrites now, and was SO
reported in the Ners. The Spirit Of
Berks, finding that considerable feeling
was created in the community by this
charge, undertook to find out from the
Reverend Mills whether he had said
what he was reported to have said, and
it announced that he admitted that he
had been reported with substantial cor
rectness: and that, moreover, he didn't
care what people thought or said about it.
But now Mr.. Mills comes to the Ners
Office with two fellow clergymen, the
Reverends Radcliffe and Sembower,
and declared that in the reports of his
address there was a word or half sen
tence of truth when taken in its proper
Connection but that they were by no
means correct accounts of what ne said.
The two witnesses cOrrObOrated their
hrOfhar and fine Nprs cOnfOnndpl nv
the disputatiOn of tongues, declares that
it has no desire to continue the cOntro-
versy, although its /" reporter and others
who were present at the services say that
the account rs published was literally
correct and are willing to make afiida-
Wits to that effect"
No doubt the Ncms is discreet in haul
ing off from further prosecution Of an
inquiry as to what was said that was so
differently heard especially when the
party speaking was one of class whom
it is not profitable to stir up commo-
tion against. Ministers Of peace should
he left in peace if possible. Occasionally
a rash brother will stir up hornets nest
about his ears, but it is not Il place
around which those insects should Ike
permitted to buzz and the Ners is
judiciOuS in being content to know that
il the Rev. Mills did say it he didn't
mean to and that he does care great
deal about what people say of him and
wants to be let alone. Let it be SO.