Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-01-18
afraid others are coming

afraid others are coming
" But your house cir, is safe enough.
said SnDdori, "and on very good au-
thority know that il has been but little
affected by these failures"
"Oh. very httle, answered Toron-
thai, with the greatest cllmness " The
Adriatic trade keeps us going with a
constant food of maritime business that
Is wanting to the Pcs,h and Vienna
houses. ana we have only been very
slightly touched 10y the crisis. We have
nothing to complain Of, Count, and we
do not complain"
II can only congratulate you, sir, "
answered. Sandorf. "By-the-by, with
regard 10 this crisis, Is there any talk Of
political complications in the interior -
Although Sandorf bad asked the ques-
ton without appearing 20 attach any
importance 10 it, Toronthal regarded it
with rather more attention. 1t agreed
so well in fact, with what he had Just
heard from Sarc ny.
Il do not know OF anything" said the
banker And l have not heard that
the Austrian Government has any ap-
prehension on the subject. Have Won,
Count, any reason 20 suppose that some
thing is-!'
Not at all, replied Sandorf, "but
in banking circles things are frequently
known which the public docs not hear
of till afterwards. That Is why l asked
you the question, leaving it to you to
answer or not as you foit inclined"
IL have heard nothing in that way. "
said Toronthnl." and besides with q
customer like Won, Count. / should not
think it right 10 remain silent if knew
anything, as your interests might suf-
fer" Il am much obliged to you. q"
answered Sondolf; and, like you. / DO
not think there is much to fear either in
homo or foreign matters. 1 am soon
going 10 leave Trieste ON urgent private
affairs for TIunsylvania."
"Oh, you are away ?" asked Toronthal
quickly.
"Yes, in a fortnight or perhaps
later"
And you will return TO Trieste ?"
Ell do not think so, =" answered Sam
dori. "But before go / want to get
my accounts in order referring 10 the
Castle of Artenak, which are standing
Ovor. 1 have received from my steward
q quantity Of notes farm rents and
forest revenues and have not time TO
check them. Do you know of any ac-
countaut. or could you spare one Of
your clerks, TO do il for me?"
Nothing easier"
at should be much obliged"
"When shall send him to You,
Count ?"
As soon "a possible"
ITO what address,"
ITO my friends, Count Zathmar,
whose house is 50, on the Aoquedotta"
at shall be done. Count"
1T will take ten days or more, 1
shoui think and when the accounts are
in order / viii leave for Artenak. / shall
be glad, therefore, if You viii have the
money ready. 50 that | can draw"
Toronthal at this request could not
restrain n slight movement, which, how
ever. was unnoticel 10y Sandorf
"What date 30 You wish to draw
"The eighth Of next month"
"The money shall hc ready"
And Count Saudorf rose, and the
banker accompanied him to the door OF
the nnte-rOum.
When Toronthal re-eutered his Office
he found Sarcauy, who greeted him
with:
Before two days are over it is neces-
sary that I got admission To Count
Zathmar's house III the character Of
this accountant"
And ToroptL,l ousyve~e1.
'I II is iudcod necessary"