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The daily gazette., 1877-11-01

A Grand Banquet of an improved So
cial organization known as ''The Gold
Room" came off at the Masonic Tenn
pie, last night. George Buzine. ESQ,
was in the chair. The table was loaded
with the delicacies of the season. Ad-
dresses were made by John O'Byrne,
Esq, who spoke of the American people
as composite mixture of all nationali-
ties who had adopted the laws, manners,
language and customs of the English
people; by Mr.. Lichtenstein, President of
the City Council; by Augustus Woolley,
Esq, who gave a. history of the ssGoid
Room" and by City, Treasurer Fran
cis Vincent, who then gave short
sketches Of the informal social organiza.
tions that had existed in wilmington
commencing with the celebrated Red
Bird Club that was in existence 80 or 4C
years ago ending with the Gold Room
and Schultz and iChristy Senates. 4 4
The daily gazette., 1877-11-01

DBFAULT.-We perceived from the re-
port OF the late meeting of the Trustees OF
the Poor OF this County that the late Treas
urer OF the Poor seems to have been in de-
faultabout 90 100. about 81 100 OF which can
be collected from the securities. But the
securities for his previous term were dis.
charged after a settlement that does not an.
pear to have been correct '- ~
The daily gazette., 1877-11-01

IHE MARsHALsHIP.-It matters very
little 10 the Democratic party what Rad
ical succeeds to the marshalship of this
district. Our party can hardly be ex-
pected to be responsible for or endorse
the character of any one the President
may appoint or the Senate confirm.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-01

The Presidents visit to Richmond, or
Tuesday, proved very pleasant event Il
The people OF that good Democratic city
and all the speeches were agreeable excep
perhaps that OF Sherman, who ought t,
have remained away, as he represents
Grant more fully than he did Hayes.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-01

con to Richmond" is once more the
cry OF a republican administration. This
is the time, however, of Moffett LIQUOR
registers aud paci6cation. They paclfi-
cate good deal in Richmond. - -7''
The daily gazette., 1877-11-01

Special Meettng.--A special meeting
of the PennLoan Association will be held
on next Wednesday evening at the Office
of the Secretary, Sixth and Shipley street
for the purpose of accepting or rejecting
an amendment to the By Laws.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-01

Observation-Disclosures in New York
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and several
other States takes place on Tuesday. Look
out for Democratic victories about that
time
The daily gazette., 1877-11-01
at 2 o'clock, p. m.

at 2 O'clock, p. M,
the following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot or piece of land, with
the three story brick dwelling thereon
erected, lying and being situated in the
City or Wilmington, aforesaid, bounded
and described as 9ollows, TO wit: Begin
ming on the westerly side OF X Ing street, be-
tween Thirteenth and Fifteenth streets, alta
corner Of land belongingto Lewis Zebley,
thence by said side of King street northerly
20 feet, 8 Inches 10 D corner of land now, or
formerly of Thomas y. Newlin, of the City
of Philadelpliia, and State of Pennsyiva-
mia, thence by, the line of said Newlin
westerly 80 feet TO a stake, thence s0utherly
and parallel TO- King street, aforesaid, 20
feet s inches to q corner Of land belonging
to Lewis Zebley, Of the City of Whining
ton, thence ,by line of said zebley easterly
80 feet TO said side OF King street, and the
place of beginning, be the contents Of said
described aAnd whatft may. aii ra' n.ni.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro-
perty of Alexis j. Borrell, and Catharine
Borrell, his wife, and I. t,,sand to be sold by
s.,..1,-ga. ISAAC ,GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sherlf-s once, New Cast1e,(
Oct. 18th, A. d., 1877. octI5-3twts
The daily gazette., 1877-11-01

1t is ramored that Senator Mcdonald
of Indiana, is engaged to a fascinating
widow holding. the position Of clerk in
the Treasury Department.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-01

Hon. James Williams voted against III,
repeal of the resumption bill.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-01
sHERIFFS SALES.

CHERIFt' SALE.
y By virtue OF writ OF Levari Faclas,
TO me directed, will be exposed TO Public
Sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, 81 shipley Street.
Kept by George w. Ortlip, in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, Della
I. ON WEDNESDAY,.
The 31st day of October, 1877,
The daily gazette., 1877-11-01
From the N. Y. Bun, yesterday
sole n a RPeNl Co In " hole CnWMtI

- - y RoNh ~ bhh y ~ hAVho OO0AeEy
In the Electoral Commission through
whose action Mr.. Hayes was declared Pres
ident, he had only one majority. 1t now
fully appears that Mr., Justice Strong OF the
Supreme Court of the United States, who
voted for him, did not consider him legally
ell cted. .a.t
With this evidence before the country we
confidently appeal to the honest men OF all
parties to unite in conuemding such a mon
atrous cheat as that by which a man not
elected has obtained the office of President
VI the United States.
Whatdo we think of man who gets any
thing else dishonesty? What do we think
of man who holds on to property dishon-
estly acquired and to which he has no
equitable title Do we respect him? Do
we even treat him with a show of respect
And is the high office of President of the
United States to be made an exception to q
rule applicable to everything else? Shall
an occupant not entitled to that Office be
permitted to retain 1t and vet be treated
with respect? f..
II there be no legal means of oustlng Mr..
Hayes he should be shamed out OF his high
office, and by sheer force OF the moral senti-
ment of the whole community forced to re-
sign. fit-
The man who put him there impugns his
title. Let Mr.. Hayes resign, .-.... .
The daily gazette., 1877-11-01
CONGRESS-.

In the u. s. Senate yesterday bills were
introduced by Mr.. Burnside, of r. l., for
the removal of all restrictions upon the
enlistment of colored citizens in any arm
of the United States army, by Mr.. ingalls,
Of Kansas, for the appointment Of a corps
of surgeons TO examine claimants of PEN
sions, and by Mr.. Mitchell Of Oregon to
extend the Jurisdiction OF the court Of
Claims. The Vice President announced
the select Committee on Declaration Of
the Electoral Vote, Mr.. Edmunds, of
Vermons being chairman. After an ex-
ecutive session the Senate adjourned.
In the House, Mr.. Ewing, of Ohia from
the Committee on Banking and Currency
reported bill repeating the third section
Of the Resumption act, which allows free
banking and fixes the date of resumption.
Mr.. Fort Of illinois, offered ASIAN amend
ment, from the minority Of the Commit
tee, a bill repeating only that portion of
the third section which authorizes the
Secretary of the Treasury to dispose OF
cancel greenbacks. Mr.. Ewing moved
that his bill be printed and recommitted
and the motion was agreed TO without
a division. He then moved TO reconsider
the vote, his object being to retain con-
troll Of the bill so as to be able to call up
at any time. Mr.. Conger, Of Michigan
moved to lay the motion to reconsider on
the table. This motion, which it was
stated by the Speakers would test the
sense of The House upon the question,
was defeated, the yeas being l16 and nays
1873. The result of the vote leaves the
bill in Mr.. Ewing's hands and he can
call up his motion to reconsider to day.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-01
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-03-01
s.. &elobmumg.

@cr Gin YodetbuA init $2l %seiunoen bat.
lit oebctem oaiIctbc II Der STiee bes ,aorb.
iiern' 0egcn 8eiobuung bon 5 Dollars ab;u.
acbeN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-03-01
6rumeeieentbmms 2Scrfdufe.

Specieu fir ben .giorSIte,n" beridtet non 9rn.
SobnSapp, Brighter OF 2eeSs pom e.earns 60.
oeeob 8eGcr On Sacob 8atcs fir MR.
49, uue cots !. 9 NIB 4 9. IL unS 9. 5
e.. . :. l22 6 Sl2 $500
lSaeob 8adss an Iieplas From fir NJ 6. 5
g uns @A MIL MGA uno g. uns
49, Q.3 g.. IL :. 122 Y. 3l2 $3.50
Saeob 8adss III 5acob 9ctsr fir g.. 9. 5
g. uao s.. T8l4 Ig4 rnb 6. | unb
e. IL :. l22 u. 3l2 $3.50
Jobn 9ressler NIB Grau an cotn @oonp fir
"a s@ a u. 92 s@ 9. ee :. 125
81. So " $l75
Catherine @e6arlane an Sbomas 6. WeGar.
lane iir 9 y No a 9. 80 Z. 1875 y. "a
IS $500
MliAael 9ebmcier al Nidslas Obcrmiuer fur
NJ @@ "a S.3 :. 1913 y. % " 5000
@enbclin Seer, II. Drau Al VuuluS Bauer 4.
Got Is Vlod 90 i'll Conn Nlbaa9 $50
Yleranber Noore II. Grau on Sobn >. Wab.
LAMB fir xots 8 uno 10 Hlod lS in Saut
gentre 5000
grant stabl unb Grau an Soiepb Maier fir
- ~ u u. 81 soA g. 80 :: l26
&.Sl@ $500
saecb Glorina II. grau an soiepb Fensl fir
Got IL 81. 80 in ct. glouo @itp $3.50
Qcpi 6. Ball umo 1rau an Gli,abctb 9otcS fir
Cots Z. s II. 9 @lod 2 in Brott & Smiths
Abb. at ct. Gloub Gitg $495
sbomas =. Bruce II. erax an Uaoib 8. Tritts
{. OK S@ 4 9. 10 5.lo6 r. IS W $500
3rutees 81. PAUL 4 9. q. Y. 60. an Carlton
g. u. Il aimble fir unsct1silt n NB "a
J $50 .l r. 2s@ $lle0
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-03-01
State Of Minnesota s..
County Of Stearns. o.
IN PROBATE COURT.
Special Term. Feb. 10Th 1877
Special Term, Feb. 10Th 1877

In the Matter Of the Estate of
John p. Honz Deceased.
Whereas, an instrument in writing.
purporting to be the last will and tesla
ment OF John P. Henx deceased, late of
said County, has been delivered to this
Court
And Whereas, Mary G. HEM has filed
Herewith her petition, representing
among other things that said John p.
HEM died in said County on the Dist
day Of January 1877 testate, and that the
said petitioner is the sole %eXecutriy
named in said last will and testament.
and praying that the said instrument may
be admitted to probate, and that letters
testamentary be to her issued thereon;
1t is Ordered, That the proofs of said
instrument, and the said petition, be
heard before this Court, at the Probate
Office in said County, on the 10th day of
March, A. D. 1877, at II O'Clock, in the
forenoon, when all concerned may ap-
pear and contest the probate of said in
strument.
And it is further Ordered, That public
notice of the time and place of said hear
ing be given to all persons interested
by publication of these orders for three
weeks successfully previous to said day
of hearing, in the "Nordstern'', a news
paper printed and published at st. Cloud
in said County.
Peter Brick.
Judge Of Probate.
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Mufprperun9!

in Mclroit ipurbe bic Sirlna Sdpart &
@ettle auigelof. Nle Oieitnisen, ipcldc
%9enannter Nirma nod idulocn, percen bierraii
osfseIorbert, ibre Hehnunseu langitsns biz
gum 10. Mdrs gu beridtisen. 10
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-03-01

Sic ormen Mei6tn.
HamficrsiobnIeiu: vsiber Mama.
warum flrAten m,r uns 10 Dor ocm 6e'pitisr,
Die Qeut ta babcn ia gar feline Nnsit?"
wu Mo-: ~0inh. .oas iinb ana ar'',e Veute,
BE siebcn ben 9lit nidt 10 an Wie llnfcrsins,
Der tets @olb uuo baareS Sch bel iid ilbrt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-03-01

VI N(Ut INV INOt a"N
,lus fam oas God nidt FnSen.
Gin mcrtmlrbissr Strumpt
@,u 8epienter bradte leinem 9srr" 9"
etrlmpIe: ,aarl, Der Cine 1T ia oerlsbr''"
fAiMpi.c Der 9crr.
xSa Ssrr, i'd babe ibn umse'uanot' a"' os'
cnbs-en Settle III Gin God"
StoSieafjer.
Q,hrsr: ainpcr. mir pollen Die Spr"ae
aus BEN nsucm ecisbude cinmal ourd'sbc".
Sdil., Qiel): MOrsenituno bat @o'o II"
Muno!
eelrsr: Nd, wenn Ne bod ein'nal nus
(pudte!
Gin Sieb.
(yiu SauSwsrtsburlde ipridt am s'nf
Sab, an unb mirb bon Der Maee t5eltene
tortssldidt.) Sausterr (ourG ben FARM &C.
Eort) Sun, mas sibt's bier?"
Sanbwerssbxridc: .2tiocr Gar nidts s'bts
bsi 5sneu!"
ToIaeu Der 3erIrtutbeit
Der perr YroieFor Der Ntronomie 1T ebcN
in Hcre&nunacn iibcr bas @iebercrl Gelnsn
eincs Ncmcten %psrtieft, Sa irast Die
s@odau: Serr FrofeTor, mann foil i@ bic
Suppe ouitrascn?
YrofeNor: sm 81. Septsmbcr 1913.
Sic armen Meihen.
HamficrsioDnIeiu: rGber Mama.
tparum firAten m,r uns 10 Oor ocm @s'pitisr,
Die Qeut ha baben ia gar feline Ansit?"
Wnmo: x0inn. .bas iinb aud, arme veute,
bie si.bcn ben 9lit nidt 10 an Wie llnicrsins,
Der tets Sob uso baareS @elb bel iid) iiibrt."
GntfbulbigMng
.Nbcr boron Sic, Sic baben cine fdons
@si4iate anscridtet mein 3abnmeb 1T
1reer, NIB mein8adem 1T nod, mcbr acidluol.
len bic glutesel, bic Sic mir seiett ba'
ben. tparcn iiderlid ialid."
Na, na, sna' Grdulein, oas iuaren i@on
ed,te; ie fino erf ialid sctpsrrcn, Wie is bel
S4nen eMbeipen ihubten.'
Scot ibmeihcIgaft. = Trofehor !:
gu hat aber ba ein fd)oncs, netes Mlbun,,
liebes eusden, oa nero i'd Dir sleid pas
biusinldrciben!
SuSden Mciu, nein, Ssrr Trofc7or! Ser
Yapa bat sciast, pas Albulm Oarf nidt sleid
hicser ncridn,ifrt wcrNcu
.aonncn Sic Dsuti9 ipreden?" fraste Elm
amcritanildtr Aauimanm eincn ju.l9en 9errn,
Der UNI cine SteIe ais Correspondent ncd.
{uate. y0eutf1? ncin, uid)t ssrabe ls1r bel.
ober i) babe einen @ruber, Der bic beutidc
dtote ipiet."
SIR t6nntct mir cine before Gr;ic9uns
ssb,n. faste Gin tleines @aoden iber Slid
gu icintn Gltern.
.@as bait bu benn an oeinsr Gr;iebuna
auSiuiesen?~ froatc Der Batter ucrmunbcrt.
.Sbr scht mir gu ipenis Gleiid," a%ntiuor.
tcts Se aleins.
mas 1T Sic Stunt?
rSier, Com, faste Gin GnolInoer ~ isiusm
Sobnden. nimm ben frus uMo boil Bier gum
Mit.a9Smablt.~
uYber Yopa. mo 1T bonn bas @cIo?'
YGummer Sunoe, CO 1T teine &umf. Bier
au bo!cn fir Sch, aber Bier gu bolen o6ne
@slb."
S9ne gu erpibern Iiuft Der Gnabe nit benz
Fru0 biuaus. tommt aber mad einem Auaen.
bid wieoer berein uno itcQt ben lsersn 8rua
aui ben Slid.
.Mum," faste Der Soter, Der arus is Ieer?:"
.Bas Eiest oaran!" erwioertc oer anabe.
~es ii teinc aunf gu ~trinten, Wenn Bier b'rin,
aber cine GuuF, penn tsin's o'rin it,
Gin Gau nm IN erie 3ablte feline
G4xlbem elmer Girma in Yittsburs unb ipurot
bon berfelben ermabnt, bab nod 10 Gents an
Ter S&u!o 'cbisn, bic Die Girma nid)t seion,
nsn fei, su berlieren. Der aaufmanu fams
sselte nun 3ebn Der srobten Gents, bic CT CT.
Jansen tonnte unb idid!e iie per Ggprcb mad
Yittsbure. mofHr bic Girmo 20 Gents Grpreb.
solsn ;a5len mubts.
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brinst Dem sesbrten Vubltum ia griunerune.
oab CT ale grten Nnitrcidsr, grbeiten auf's
Bette unb gu liberaIen Yreiien bcforet. ESu
Nnltreiden bon SGuiern, @%uaaics.
Wo9ex, 9ausidilb BEN &c. mirb Sic
arobte SoraIaN semiomet. - Chop in Der
ct. Gloub @aseM. tabrit. is
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NuSperfQuf.

Der llntcraeidnete madt biemit betannt,
oab CT inucrhalb Der ndd,Itcn 60 Sage icincn
aan,en Stod BON @interwaaren cus;uber.
taufen aeee,tt. Ssrie!be bsfebt in iolsen.
ben Nrtifeln:
6lanele, Sadets.
Gailimeres, scaris,
Nubios, @atcrproofs,
Sho,pls, &C. &C.
Ser 9ertanf Fnbet gum 8cfenprsifc Hatt.
3omm Gimer! Mommt Nae! 9ommt mo
idabt bic No1Ifeilbeit meincr @aaren fclbit
9.@. 1~enSoorte.
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Gate Mesisimrn III Iiteralen
Yreifem. = limb bod, iSod,oem man e.
!beral prcbirt bat, tauft man in 6.
xwulten'S apotbete allies biIaoer unp bei.
yer. Se'n SeiGaft bat ucniacr N~usIaecn mie
lrr9eno eli. anberes. Ct bc3ab! fsime Rente.
theilt INIT teinem Yartucr uni. ptrielt lein
6eidaft iclb0. Ct fam alio biuiacr periaus
fen wie tracn6 Gin s!nberer - unb halt cine
Iusmahl bon Garben, &urselm, Mrduters
uno Weo'tamenten, tuie mon iic lpMjl nireenSs
iinbet.
@xter Matb
toitct nidts unb tpirb germ unb freunolid er.
tbeilt.
Metette
werScn ,u ibrem 'uirtIihen @crtb. onaefertiat.
estes % bitc 9eab
ipiro nit 1915 per 100 h b%ertauit.
@orar, rs Gts. tas Yiunb, o.miitter
So9eliaamen, ? tb fir 25 Cts Nles biuia
MMb gut.
speriIrs iertis amildte Sarben
in alien sd)attiruneen
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TQrn1perfQuf.

Sn Nlbanp lit Die Sarm bcS ltntcr;cidnct.n
unter !eibtcn @%eoingunacn ;n taufsn. Die,
ielbe bsitebt aus 10 gder tultipirtcm 2ann
uno % Nder @iclen ncbil gutem Sol;lono.
Sic lic9t in Conn Of Strain, :. "a SG!4 u.
81, Conn 1926.
Nuf Der Garm b%siinoen iid iiberbicb Elm
autes Sod Stien, 2 Iiibc, . orciidhriNe
Stisrs. . MaIber, VHug mo @ascn, ncbit
einem iebr auten 9aus u. ~.
0us @an,e gum Vrciic BON 1900 Dollars.
Ylban1, ben Z. sam. 1877. 3-ti
@olfsans Slider.
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0aS 26ImHelIp6.

O. 6atr Elm trcu,fbeler Mann
Sid ein.m 3opf s~etrunsen an.
rnp mad.le III SauS unb @raMs
4Qeiu in suntler sta6t mad 9aus.
Gie virs CT bsim fi@ Fneen:
Or {hob bi. strate trsus uno quer,
sls Oh CT strabenme1 ct mar.
NNit bodanicbnli& iibnem Sang.
uas tapYte an ben 8dncsn lan%
Geu Msa naA Saus ,a fnSeu.
Tie Maj, led unb titn ooran
Niibrt s,idliA in bic rsdte Balm,
une bat i'm burA bic snire Nc@t
Nn iciusS Sauies 1biir scbradt,
ei, ueiS ben @ss gu iinos".
Scr sAiaNel 1T su fiaosn idip'r'
So ias. Ct Jpn bon unseiabr,
1lus iuat SaS e AIiiNellod nit 6ls's
gsoM auf Der sture aansem ars's,
Mis- tam cs bod nidt finSeu.
So. mcus! su sdlaf,ct, ls"at' mix oo@.
= it oar ,u bitter In Sas sc@!
Qat,rueusoli, tpmmt bod mol Der!
Soa Clement. CO brennt nidt s'ss msDr,
sd tauu oos Sod midt ~ %fnpen:'
Or Eidt unb bsbrt in Ginsm tort,
,,ua brummt babel manG spiltes Mort
o1ub triNt bod mimmcrwtbr ooS To@'
Gr iiht uno iudt nm MorSeu no@,
A1uA FINN bns Pod, ni@t fnoen.
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8uhbamblmna.

5n Hoicnberger'5 8udbanbluns 1T ifcts
pcrrdtbia einc srobe Iuswabl bon Sdut- uno
Sebet, Sidern, Sdreibbeiten, 5intc, Sdrcibe
popier, uno iibsrbaupt bon sluenn, mas in Gin
iold,es 8eihdft cinldldat.
8,loerrasmsn in allen @r5bcn unA ;u een
tiQigiten Vrcilcu.
Sprcdet Dor uub iber;eu9ct tud!
7-3t ". 9. 3oienberaer.
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@unbertarer @rfp[a.


Man iaet. cnB "Boschee's German sly
rup'' lett ieiner Giniiibruna IN bic Scr.
Staatcn hcu urscbcuren Nbiap bon 40, 600
Sutenb per 5abr crreid)t bat. llchcr 5000
Npotbctcr baben li@ oicie gr;nei brett bon Der
0abrit III @oooburs. q. s., pe,idrieben, uno
nidt Gin Gin;iaer bat cine llnuirfia,nteit be-
ridtet, msbl 0ber ipridt icoer @riei bon ct.
ltauncnswcrtbcn @ciultaten in Der Seiluns
bon itartcm 9uitcn, osraltetem &alt in Der
@rut, Nus;ebruns ODER iracnp wsI4cn geihsn
I'M 0als unb 9ungen. @ir ratben icncr Ycr.
ION, wcldc irgenb melhe Nn;eitcn bon id)wa.
der 9unsc hat, ;n ibrem spolbcter 81 esbcn
u,o oieic Meoi,in gu bolcn, oocr oarnod su
frascn. @cipobnlides Iiab Is Gents; Gin
,clne Slalde 10 Gents. 3iuei Goi,n Ieben
icoen Sail. WernadlGiiisc peincn 9uiteu nidt.
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@utes eeincs Bier in bcliebiaen Guantitdteu
TETS an 9ano unO ;nln @erididem bereit.
Seltelunaen bon bier Mnb auslu1rts werbeu
prompt beiorst.
tB- 8aar @eIb fir @erte.
Srid&S d M t.. j
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Gmpfeblen5mertbe
@miifalicM
fur Yiaro uno Melooepn.

fur YioNo unb Melobepn.
Beethoven, Sonaten $3.50
Clement, Srnatinen Qeidt) . coo
9apbn, 10 bsriibmts Somaten . 60e
10 leidte Sonutcn 75c
IL tllcinc Stiide soc
aobler. g., "a Marids unb 5anj>
Wclooien SOC
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los bdrbaros, que luego las habian de
ocupar viendolas sin defensa. No fall
taban entire los soldados ordinarios al
gunos que, con secretas platicas, alte
raban los animos para nuevos movl-
mientos diciendo: Que nos importa
haber vencido tantas veces 81 Sc nos
quita ell premio de las manos 1 Para
este salimos de nuestra TERRA y del re-
gallo de la patria, para tener por re-
compensa Gle la vida, tantas veces aven-
turada, una pequena paga? Despues
de canada una provincia sacarnos della
y darnos por galardon de tantos servi-
clos una nueya Y pellgrosa guerra !?
Los capitanes y la demas gente de lus
tre, aunque disimulaban y en- 10 exte-
rior Sc dejaban enganar, sentian NAL
desta partida y creyeron que mas habla
nacido de los recelos de Andronico que
de los movimientos de Bulgaria. Lie
garon los nuestros 1 In ciudad de Ania,
V de ALI tomaron ell camino liasta la boz
ca del estrecho por todas aquellas pro-
vincias marltimas, nayegando siempre
Ia armada al paso que ellos marchaban
por terra. Con esta orden llegaron nj
cabo que esta cn ell estrecho, enhente
de Galipoi, que Montaner llama Boca
de Amer Avisaron de ALI al Empera
dor como estaban 4 punto de embarcar-
Sc, aguardando nueya 'orden para par
tirse, Quedo contentlsimo Andronico
de que los catalanes le hubiesen obe-
decide, y alabandolos por cartas su pun
tualidad en- cumplir sus ordenes, les
hizo saber como los movimientos de
Bulgaria con solo Ia f.ma de cue ve-
MIA el ej6rcito de los catalanes Sc So
segaron, Esto es 10 quo dice Mon
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taner pero Pachimerio parece que
reiere con mas verdad la OCCASION que
tuvo Andronico EN- este segundo despa-
cho de decir que va estaba todo sose-
gado; porque Miguel Paleologo, su hi
10, d persuasion Gle los griegos ofendi-
dos y de los soldados lie otras naciones
que tenia en- su seryicio, que como in
feriores Ell ndmero yalor, temian 4
los catalanes, escribio q su padre An
dronlco que no guerra que Roger se
luntase con su ejercito, porque temia
guerras ciyiies, y porque la insolencia
tie los catalanes no la pudiera sufrir ST
con la misma libertad que en- Asia ha-
blan de proceder y yivir, y que Grego-
rio, cabeza de los alanos, estaba con q
ofendido por la muerte de su hiio.
que viendo Roger y los suyos seria
ocaslon Gle un rompimiento Con este {
Andronico lie parecio que seria conve
niente buscar algun medic para que
este Sc compusiese y asf mando 4 su
hermana irene va su sobrina Maria
que Sc fuesen luego 4 Galipoli, trata-
sen luego con Roger que, dejando La
mayor parte de su elercito en- Asia. CON
solos mil hombres escogidos pasase {
luntarse con Miguel. Consulto ell case
Roger con los mas principales capita
nes, y todos les pareci0 cosa peigro-
sa ell dlvldir sus fuerzas, V sospecharon
luego que este no fuese el principio de
olguna muy grande TRACTION asl Ro-
ger respondio Il su suegra cue a no 90
haIlaba con anims bastante de persua-
dir q los catalanes pue SO diyidiesep.
Fpasando mil dellos 1 Greoia, ' que los
demas auedasen en- Asia.
CONTINUALLY