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The Morning herald., 1876-05-23
The Undecided BOat Race.

By American Press Association.
BosToN, May 22.-The three mile race
between the Faulkner -Regan and City
Point crews in Best and Best working boats,
rowed on the gunwale, for purse of ST.
600, which WIS net decided last Saturday
owing to claim of foul on the part of the
City Point, was again pulled this morning
on the Charles river conrse, in the pres
enee of at least $4,000 to $1,000 people.
The bet ing WAS largely in favor of the
Faulkner-Rsgan crew. A good start was
made, and for nearly mile the City Point
crew led, but were rapidly left behind from
there to the turning stake, the Faulkner
crew pulling in remarkable form. From
the turning point to the home buoy the
latter crew gained, winning without diff
Guilty in twenty minntes and twenty seconds,
The time OF the City Point crew was twenty
minutes and forty nine seconds
The Morning herald., 1876-05-23
HAULED UP FOR THE SEASON.

A csttle Thief Of Netortesy 10 Nnslly
CAPTURED and SAFELY Housed Ads hear
ing Yesterday M0rstn0.
John Carpenter, noted negro cattle
thief, who was fast becoming terror to
the farmers of Brandywiue Hundred, on &C
count of his depredations, was arrested at
Lamokin, Pa, on Saturday, and is now
confined in the City Hall cells.
John has at sundry times and in various
places persuaded cattle and horses to leave
their homes and walked off with articles
from the parties named, as follows: One
cow from j. COnoway one COW from sam ]
Logan; one COW twice from Jesse Sharp,
the rascal actually stealing it again after it
had been recovered one horse from Mr..
Bonsall, all of Brandywine Hundred !;
also, seven ice-cream freezers from
Charles Kyle, of this city. Mr. Bonssll's
horse and Mr.. Logan's COW were soils
to Mr.. Yetter, of Toughkenamon, Pa,
and afterwards recovered. The consum-
mate rascal took one of the stolen cows to
Lamokin, Pa, and kept it in the woods. At
the station he rented little shanty and
sold milk and cream, using for his business
some milk cans stolen from Chester
county farmer.
Constable Woodward had been after Car
penter for several weeks, but after tracing
him over Chester and Delaware counties
lost track Of him in Philadelphia. He,
however, put the Chester policemen on the
lookout, and they nabbed John Saturday
afternoon, land brought him to Wilmington
Carpenter had an immediate hearing before
Esquire Brady, on the charge of stealing
Mr.. Conoway's cow, yesterday, and was
committed in default of $500 bail for ap-
pearance at court. He was to have had a
hearing last night, but none of the
parties concerned appearing against him
it was postponed, and will probably take
place to-day. Constable Woodward has
charge of the prisoner, and would request
that all those who have lost property by the
Kleptomaniac propensities of John, to come
forward and testify at the hearing to-day.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-23
our Miniature Poster,

Old Mr.. Pernins has grown sick and wea-
ried with hearing his grandchildren inces-
sanity talking about the gories of the Phil
adelphia show; but he succeededin silencing
them for time the other day by remarking
queruiously, "Aye, aye, ye may say what
ye please about yer SintiDyals, but ye can't
make 'em what they used to be in my young
days. and he turned off the gas and shut
tledaway to bed in the dark.
With perfect truth it has been remarked
that the avenues leading to an early grave
have often been opened by q cough or cold.
All throat and lung affections instantly cur
ed by DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
That was good Detroit boy who told his
father that if he would buy him peny he
would let him have the use of 1t when it W as
too rainy for good boys to be out.
Mr.. J. De Wolf $40 Market street, has
opened full stock of Spring and Summer
goods for men, youths and children.
"Ts it becoming to me9' asked she, as she
paraded in the costume of one hundred
years ago, before the man who is not her
lord and master, but is her husband. eyes,
my dear" said he, meekly. Don't you
wish l could dress this way all the time"
she asked. "No, my DEAR" he answered,
"but wish you had lived when that was
the style"
6o7 Market street, Ryan's Centennial
News store is the place to buy books, sta
tionery, magazines and newspapers.
Call at once for a bargain in trunks or
clothing at j. w. Canary's, 406 Market
street.
Spell bound-stuck on = word at the
spelling match.
Beds renovated at Adair's, 4th and King
streets.
The centennial regatta will be proved
event.-Phila. Star. 1t is stern-ly demand
ed that newspapers steer clear Of such pune
this yearss-Norrtstown Herald
The Morning herald., 1876-05-23
who Wrote shakspeare's Prefacss3

Who Wrote shakspeares Prefacss4
"Hamlet" overheard "Julius Caesar"
tell "King Lear" on the "Twelth Night"
after "The Tempest" that "Anthony and
Cleopatra had told "Coriolanus that
"Two Gentlemen of Verona" were the au.
thors of Shakspeare's Plays. "Lear" said
you may take it Gas You Like It," but
don't believe it, for heard Romeo and
Juliet" say they considered cloves Labor
Lost" when "Trolius and Cressida" stole
the COMEDY of Errors" and sold it to the
"Merchant of Venice" for twenty bottles of
Schiedam Schraps and package OF poker
checks; "Timon of Athens" and "Cymbe-
line" were parties to the theft, and after
drinking "Measure for Measure" with the
Merry Wives of Windsor told King
John" all about it. Orchard ILL.,, COM
petent critic, said Bacon could not write
even IA Winters Tale" and "King Henry
VIII" says that settles it. So, why make
so "Much Ado About Nothing. "Othello'
was busy dealing five cent game of faro to
the "Fourth," "Fifth" and "Sixth" "Hen-
ry's," and the only remark made by them
was an occasional "Prindle, ""Don't turn"
"Hold onw and few other forcible re
marks of cursory nature; and as "Rich-
ard H." was about Tanning of The Shrew, I"
l could get no further information as to who
wrote Shakespeare. But "All's Well That
Ends Well"
Holy SMOKE.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-23
Murder in the Second Degree.
baltimore SUM-

The trial of Thomas Houston, colored,
charged with the murder of his wife in
Kent county, Md. several months since, was
commenced in the Circuit Court of that
county, 'on Monday last and concluded on
Wednesday with verdict ofguilty of muir
der in the second degree. Sentence of eigh-
teen years. imprisonment in the penitenti-
ary was pronounced on the prisoner. Hous-
ton was brought to Baltimore on Friday,
and lodged in the penitentiary. 1t was
charged that Houston, through Jealousy,
arose during the night, while the family
were asleep, and killed his wife with an axe
as she lay in the bed. The killing was ad-
mitted, but was excused on the plea of un
sound mind, OF which there were evidences.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-23
A SOnu a,ld Chorus.

A song and chorus has been sent to this
office with the compliments of F. w. Hell
mick entitled, That Banner a Hundred
Years Old" This is the Great American
Centennial Song, as sung throughout the
whole country with such immense success.
The publisher proposes to give, free of
charge, five beautiful photographs Of the
different Centennial Buildings OF Pbiladel-
phia to every purchaser Of this Great Cen
tennial Song. The song and photographs
will be mailed free, upon receipt Of fifty
cents, to any part of the United States.
Address, f. W. Helmick, Music Dealer and
Publisher, 27s West Sixth street, Cincin-
nati Ohio
The Morning herald., 1876-05-23
Termination of Teachers.

The State Superintendent of the Free
Schools of Delaware, G. H Groves, will
meet the teachers of New Castle county,
and others, who wish to teach in the State,
for the purpose Of examination, at the fol-
lowing places. Examinations to begin
promptly at o'clock, a. m,
Odessa, June 9th Kirkwood, June 9TH
Newark, June sth; Newport, June 9th
Henry Clay, June 10; Mermaid, June 18th.
The candidates are requested to provide
themselves with writing paper.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-23
CoxDEssED TELEGaAns.

The Sussex county, N. j., delegation is
for Tilden.
JoHah Titus, of Providence, the Oldest
member of the Rhode Island bar, is dead.
Three young ladies received the white
veil at the Convent Of the Sisters of Mercy
in Providence on Saturday.
There were four cases of sudden death In
Newport ON Saturday, one Of Mr.. KeDdrick,
formerly of the American House, Boston.
The Erie Railroad company announce the
Elmira.
Reynolds and Spellman were committed
in New York yesterday as accessories to the
killing of Felix Wing, on Sunday.
Vice Consul Moidiville, son of the Duke
of Manchester, was married in Grace
Church. New York, yesterday, to Miss Con-
suello Yznaga.
The only important business in the Ma
tional House OF Representatives yesterday, +,
was the consideration Of the charges against
doorkeeper Ntzhugh. No final action was
taken.
In the House of Commons, yesterday,
Hon. Mr.. Hartcourt gave notice that he
would ask, before Winslow was released,
whether an opportunity would not be given
the House to consider the correspondence.
Judge B. Ferris, ex-Mayor of Oakland,
California, committed suicide yesterday
morning by jumping overheard from a
steamer on the way to Sacramento, having
first tied his feet together and taken lauda-
mum.
Winslow's counsel in England does not
lack for Boston money in conducting the
case, as he acknowledges the receipt OF
$4,000. 1t is claimed that if released ,
Winslow could save creditors the loss Of
nearly 100000.
A letter to the New York Graphic from
Geneva, Switzerland states that Ex-Judge
Fitch, son-in-law of Richard R. Connolly
of the famous Tweed ring has purchased
an $780, villa near Geneva and will fit it
up as club house as a general rendezvous
for the escaped members Of the old Tweed
ring. Connolly has already arrived there.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-23
The Cabinet Changes. I

WASHINGTON, May 90 The changes in
the Cabinet was surprise to all, and Seere.
tary Taft, when spoken to by the President
about it, said he preferred to remain
where he was, but consented, when the po-
litical advantages to be gained by it, were
explained to him.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-23
The Irish Boat Crew,
By American Press Association.

Tues z3FbOCIHJIUU.
New YORK, May ga tsl'yram cable
special from Dublin, says the Dublin Col
lege Rowing Men have decided to send rep
resentatives of the undergraduates crew to
Philadelphia, and will probably arrange for
six cared instead of four cared crew. They
will probably arrive in America the last of
Suly.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-23
He Said 1t A. q Joke.

By American Press Association.
WASHINGTON, May 22..-Secretary Chan
dler denies that he will, If the Senate, de-
ciles It has jurisdiction to try Belknap, re-
commend the impeachment of Thompson,
who was Secretary of Internal Revenue, be-
fore the war, for abstracting $7OO, 900. He
admits HAVING said it as a joke, but be-
lieves him guilty.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-23
The Storm Last Evening.

Humanity struggled through heat yes
terday that was intense enou Oh to make the
Baltimore there Was severe storm of wind
Newtown, New Jersey, and Lancaster, Pa,
a heavy storm prevailed, accompanied BY
hail, which it is feared has destroyed the
prospect Of the peach crop.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-23
Fatal accident.
By American Press Association.

By American Press Association.
RoYER's FORD, Pa, May 22.-Harrison
McKinstry was run over and instantly killed
by an express train while attempting to get
on stationary train. The coroner's jury,
this morning, found verdict censuring the
Reading railroad for allowing trains to pass
a station while another train is stopping.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-23
City Item ..

WY AlCADbs
Childrens' and boys all wool suits are
selling for 81 and S.. at the great Boston
Clothing House, 2U7 Market street, Will
mingtOn, Del.
Mothers buy their childre MS clothing vt
the Boston House, 207 Market street, Will
mington, Del.
Everybody can have a pair Of working
pants for IS cents 81 90. 81 25, 81 So, 500 and
~ 80 by calling at the Boston Clothing
House, 2U7 Market street.
Catarrh, Discharges from the Head
and ali Chronic Diseases Success.
fully treated
That the tlmld and disappointed may
feel the utmost assurance and confidence
in tue good .ith of DR.. Hartley, he gener-
ousy proposes to attend all persons. rich
or poor, free ofcharge. until the best evil
dence and most convincing proofs OF his
success have been realized from his treat
mcnt. Office and residence, 2lO Market
Street.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-23
NEW ADVEKTIHEME ENTS.

Notice-Death.
Furniture-Adair.
Notice to Taxpayers
Coal-G. w. Bush d Son.
Base Ball Guides-kyan's
Boots and Shoes-M. Danahee.
Wood and Cual-Mllls & Combs.
Cheap ShOes-Seventh and Poplar.
Woods Art Gallery-7O5 Market street.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-23

FhssraI Of shs Late james A. n. Erssef'
Tim funeral OF the late James A. M
Fraser, will take place to-day from the res
idence of his uncle, 1909 Market st. Out
of respect to the sister of the deceased, !,
principal of No. school, the subordinate
teachers will attend the funeral, and the
school will be closed.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-23
Prince NapOIeon's l'atriot1s

BY American Press Association.
PARIS, May 22,-P.nce Jerome Napolean
who was recently elected Deputy from
Ajatcio, has written letter to his constit-
uents, in which he says: 1.-THE Republic
exists, patriotism imposes it upon us.
accept it loyalty and unreservcdly."
The Morning herald., 1876-05-23
French Supplementary Elections.

By AMERICAN Press ASSOclat1On.
PARIS, May 22.-In yesterdays supple
mentary elections for members Of the As
sembly, Giraud (Repuplican) was returned
from Melle. The reported election of Da-
vid (Republican) from Auch is incorrect.
Only one member was returned from there,
viz, NJ. Peyrouse (Bonapartist.)
The Morning herald., 1876-05-23

BY American PTeSS ASSOClat1On.
WARRINGTON, May 22.-The President
sent TO the Senate yesterday the following
nominations: Edward Pierrepoint, to be
Minister to England, Alphonso Taft, now
Secretary of War, to be Attorney General
and J. Donald Cameron, son of Simon Cam
eron, of Pennsylvania, to be Secretary Of
War
The Morning herald., 1876-05-23
A Former Wil,ringtonian Repressnti,,g
S.CitxerLand

Mr. Theodore Crib, who left Wilmington
two years ago, for his native country, Swift
zerland, is now commissioner from that
country to the Centennial. Mr.. Crib
when residing in Wilmington, carried on
the watch making business at the store on
Sixth st., now occupied by Mr.. Charles
Heebner
The Morning herald., 1876-05-23
suicide ~ Ahatsaneogn.
BY Amer can Press Association.

BY Amer can Press AssociatiOn.
CHATTANOOGA Tenn, May 22.-Robert
Burrows, moulder, formerly Of Cleveland,
Ohio, shot himself through the head last
night, killing himself instantly. He had
been away from his work and drinking
heavily for two or three weeks.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-23
Sugar House Burned.

BY American Press Association.
LONDON, May ga sugar house at
Greenock, Scotland, and 1000 tons of raw
sugar, were burned yesterday. Loss, $780,
900.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-23
The Weather To-Day.

For the lower lake region and the middle
States rising barometer, cooler, clearing
weather.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-27

sotros nos acordamos de ponerle cerra
dsira d Ia pUerta despates que nos han
r06Qdo.
Esta maflana q las 8 hemos sido
nuevamente alarmades por la voz de
fuego! De un bohio en- los recintos
de la poblacion Sc quemaron unas
cuantas yaguas por fortuna pasaba
en- aquel momento una pipa de aqua
y pudo apagarse en- seguida. De 10
contrario, hubiesen desaparecido unos
cuantos bohfos mas, pues en- todos
aquellos alrededores no existe una
sola casa de material Lo mas par.
ticular del case es que nj dentro nj
fuera dc dicho bohfo, Sc habfa encen-
dido lumbre, nj para cocinar nj para
NADIA absolutamente, y aun Sc ignora
como ha sido ese amago de incendio.
X.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-27
GAO ETILLAS.

CGrtsllas de Sirvientes.-Redactado por
el. Excmo. Ayuntamiento Ell reglamento
que comprende los deberes y obligaciones
tanto de los propietarios como de loa
sirvientes, y aprobado por ell Excmo.
Sr. Gobelnad ,r General, Sc pondrA en-
ejecucion desde 10 de setiembre " ell
Sr. Aicalde -corregidor eta los que Sc
dedican al servi, ,io domestico para que
antes de aquella fecha Sc presenter en- la
secretarla de la alcafdia de IL 4 de Ia
tarde Goa Ia cedula de vecindad para
insscf1iDirse en- el registrG y recOger Ia
cartilla; de no hacerlo incurrirAn en- las
penas que Ell mismo reglamento senala'
Coavendrla la pronta publication de
dicho reg'amento.
Sezlos img'eses. -Llamainos la atenc;ou
del p6blico sobre nusstra seccioN ofcial
de hoy en- que Sc aclara 10 dispuesto por
5. NJ. sobre franqueo de correspondence
por el vapor correo ingles.
"Gaceta" del 24.-Desde el dia 81 De
julio al 81 del corriente ha canjeado la
Comision de indemnizacion 1858 c6dulas
de Ebertos que importan CON los resldues
121 ,451-92 pesos. Ell % Sc canjearon 81
c6dulas, su valor 2l,679-05 pesos. Ell
% de setiembre sc relaatara en- la Secre-
tarla de Gobierno el suministro de piedra
machacada para Ia conservation en- 1876
II de la carretera desde Coamo al Unite
de Juana Diaz, presupuestado en- 1865
peaetas. El 90 del mismo mes Sc subas-
tara do nuevo Ia cal necesaria para la
seccion de carretera de Caguas & Cayey,
ca'culada en- $4,000 fanegas que Sc paga-
ran al tipo de 2 pesetas so c6ntilnos y & s
pesetas II centlmos. Los que interesen
estas contratas vean la Gaceta. II 81 dc
sctiembre Sc rematara 81 suministro da
ladrillo para el- trayecto de carretera
d.timaments citado. Sc necesitar5n sobra
100000 ladrillos p,ecios que variarAn
entire Soy 81 pesetas el millar.
El de setienbre 4 las Sc snbastay<u
las obras de limpieza J reparacion de los
aljibes de la plasa dc mercado do ssta
ssal'st q y y ssl2las as 81 A'galsaIsals
sS&SSzzN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-27
-. - ,Nola

terio para cuando llegase Madrid la
reina Isabel. Puedo asegurar ". que
la noticia no es cierta, que "a razon de la
actividad del Sr. Aysla consiste en- que es
indispensable este TODD preparado para la
campaha del proximo ;nvierno en- Cuba, y
al efecto habia necesidad de activar, no
solo las operaciones del emprestito, sino
cuanto esta relacionado con el envlo de los
10000 hombres de refuerzo
Ell general Cabrera ha girado 500
reales para la suscricion alberta con ell fin
de erigir un monumento al general
Alvarez de Castro.
-Bajo la presidencia del senior minis
trode Hacienda SO reuni6 la junta con-
sultiva de moneda. Sc trat6 sobre la
aeunacion del ORC, que Sc hace tanto mas
necesaria y urgente, cuanto que cada dia
SO agrava mas Ia depreciation de la plata.
La junta Sc inclina aceptar la acunacion
con arreglo al decreto ley de 19 de octubre
de 1868. En- este decreto, expedido por
el Sr, Figuerola, Sc disponia acunar none
das de orc de 100, so, 20, 10 y pesetas,
con ley de 900 milesimas y permiso en-
feble fuerte 2 milesimas, que en- gran
parte esta conforme con las bases adopta
das en- el convenio International de % de
diciembre de 1866 por Francia, Belgica,
Italia y Suiza.
Ell peso de las monedas de orc de 100,
segun Ell decreto-ley de 10 de octubre de
1863, debe ser de %, 25; ell de las de
80, 16, II; el de las de 20, 6, As; de
10, 1922, y de 5 pesetas, 1851, con el
permiso correspondence.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-27

Ia tramitacion por sn via de cores.
pondencia al descubierto, cuadro en-
ell que resultan comprenii las las An
tillas espanoIas. Ahora bien, y sin
entrar en- las consideraciones q que Sc
prestaria ei hecho de consentir en- las
Antillas, el franlueo por medic de
sellos ngleses, 10 cual no creo nece-
sario q la inteligente iIustracion de
o., me permitira, Sr. Director gene.
raj, airmarle que la practica seguida
con las dos cartas que esta comuni-
cacion Sc re6ere, ST admissible en- la
epoca del Tratado de 1853, es: total
mente contraria al general de .Berna
de 9 de Octubre de 1874 y que por
tanto no puede como insostenible, con-
tinuar admitiendola la Administration
Espano!a, la cual 81 por una parte
debe y esta dispuesta q cumphr con
las condolences que para ell cambio 4
descubierto, ha impuesto la Admi-
nistraclon Britannica en- su cuadro c..
Sc halla en- ell caso, llenando ese requi-
sito, de pedir que Sc respeten y obser-
ven las disposiciones contenidas en-
ell primer parrafo del artfculo g. del
Tratado de la Union general de Co.
rreos. Tengo ell honor de manifestar
q U. en- repuesta su communication
de 20 del corriente, esperanto que en-
vista de 10 expuesto Sc servira dar sus
6rdenes para que cese Eel uso de Sc
ilos ingleses para el franqueo de la
correspondence procedente de las An
tillas espaf1olas, sellos que por otra
parte considerara como no validos la
Administration de Espafa De Real
6rden tengo el honor de trasla atarlo a
V. E para su conocimiento q fin
de que existiendo medios habiles pa.
ra que los habitantes de las Antillas
espano as remitans por via ing!esa q
I Rotra cartas, franqueadas con ssellos de
correo espanoles, tenga q bien' adop.
tar. las medidas necesarias para eyitar
ell usu que er peDuicio de nuestra
Admnis' racion Sc hace en- aquellae
provincias de los selos extranjeros
DE Real 6rden 10 tfascribo &
V. E fin de que por ese Gobierno
General, Sc dicten las. prevenciones
oportunas en- el sentido indicado & las
o6cinas de Correos de Ia Isla, dando
conocimiento de clio este Minis.
terio.-A' mismo tempo ha dispuesto
S. NJ. Sc recuerde q las expTesadas
o6cinas el exacto culnpIimiento de
las Dispos'ciones vigentes sobre el
envfo de la correspondence de que
Sc trata en- paquetes cerrados con hoja
de aviso para la Administration de
destiro."
Y acordado 50 cumplimiento por
S. E., de su superior 6rden Sc publ
ca EN- Ia GAcErA para conociniento
general, & fin de que la correspondent
cia que Sc remita por la via inglesa
para Espana, lleve los sellos de tran-
queo espanoles que marcan las Rea-
les 6rdenes vigentes, cuyas Soberanas
disposiciones Sc han comunicado al
Sr. Consul de S. NJ. Britannica en- esta
Plaza, con objeto de que las sponga
en- conocimiento de los Vice-C6nsu-
les de esta Isla a iguales fines, siendo
al propio tempo declarados defrau-
dadores al Erario los que deien de
cumplir esta Real disposicie1.
Puerto-Rico, 25 de sgostq de 1876.
Ell Secretarie del Gaolerno Gene
raj, M,g"el Fsrrer = Plantada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-27

comisiones del municipio y la Di
putacion provincial.
A las cinco v media de la tarde lie,
garon Ontaneda, en- donde fueron
recibidos con grandes muestras pc
entusiasmo.
(La Iberia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-27

Sc haliahs.n empavesados los bu
ques del puerto, oubiertos con damas
cos los BALCONIES de las casas, las tro
pas ocupaban la Garcia que SS. MN
tenian que seguir, y la artilleria Sc
hallabar situada en- ell muelle de las
Naos para hacer las salvas en- ell mo-
mento oportuno.
En- la parte Sur del arco de la dar-
sena, Sc leian las incripciones siguien-
teS:
"ALFONSO XII Ell PACIFICADOR.
Alfonso Ell Cat6lico. Ayonso el Bravo.
Ayonso el Caste. Alfonso el Noble.
Alfonso ez Magmo. Alfonso Ell Sdbio -
En- la parte Norte del mismo arco {:
"CIUDAD DE SANTANDER.
Alfonso VII la reedifco di6 leyes.
Enrique " los preciados titulos de Noble
San Fernando su blason glorioso.
Fernando VI la erigi6 en- ciudad.
Isabel II la di6 ell dictado de Decidida y
ell tratamiento de Excelentlsima."
El sencillo arcO levantado frente al
Morlon, Ostentaba las dos inscripcio-
nes que transcribimos q continuation
"a S. N. la Reina madre,
Ell AgHnt0naie7at0 de Sant0Wder."