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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Monday Evening, April 2, 1877. J

=
Monday Evening, April y, lof1'
VIEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
-, ., a, V '4t4 ssS u s2ioo75 90
Anr,i 2............... 1762.9i2 GO l776S IL
Tbus far this week. :. a.177,sO9 Al ss7,703 81
Same time last week. cgao eoa 90 ao1 e NJ
;i,ossi week before =. 9.l98.S51 Az 1.276474 AZ
The demand for money was moderate today,
both In bank and on the street, and com merclsi
r,anar was unchanged. Under the decllno ~
New York gold gave way 10, bn. .n s, movs ths
course of gold, closing Of shgh. o yrh .; Ua
scnrcely ANYTHING was done. New 10TH signt
was n shade lower. stocks we're qulet. ssate
Consos showed an advance S 81 P pens Ger
!iaua .a IA nar diem warrants ruled at about
previous rates. -. .o-asv e,actsa trustees Of
the Crescent Mutual Insurance COMPANY: . ihG q
Al Adams, samuel d. Newman, Samuel H.
Konuedy, Adam Thomson, Hervey Abraham nan
Victor Meyor, Joseph Bowling, Edward =. gay.
simon HeInaheiu1, SIMON Forcheimer, Joseph :, -
Wolfe. r. %. Post Edward Pilsbary, y nndra IT,
stewart, Joseph Stone, George Martin, . Aatr g
gnnitnn. Il. q, Jnrey, Edward Male, George "
Sentell, A. Low, VIM. II. Mathews. Paul y,
Mortimer, Jno. V. More, W. b. oopgef ana
s,se the following were to-day elected directors
~ ma merchants Mutual Insurance Compapy:
Masara. II. Mspporo, Edward Toby, b. q. He'll u.
Fatio. y. Fourchey, M. W. Smith, !; .. Fera na
dex. b. A. Chafffaix, j. M. Allen, ohas. Lantte
and Henry Beebe.
We continue TO quote: .,.
Exceptional commercial paper -po POI oe1s
uer annun, discount; Al do. 901o; second grace
VA. f26af5: collateral loans 100; hrst GLASS mort
gsces sony. and second grade do. l00lz.
Eola opencd at 10aSa01t04a, against lVo a,
Naw York md after limited business closeo
"a in4lL61l0aA, against 1G41s In tbat marset.
.Ig,a asiaa WIRE confined to $1,000, embracing
sin1, NJ 1867, $4,000 at 1879, and 1000 o. loS.
Eorofrn Exehsnge closed at snght oechne,
INT the movement was quite limited. the sales
Ifdng confined to $4,000 bill OF lading stefilhg a'
ana $500 commercial francs ut 4y6la
AZ the close sterling bills were quoted ~ oVi
6S,s1hlL for bill OF ading and AL clear, ana 90
El,sL for bank land bank counter rate az -0
S0gf's and francs ct 4.97H for commercial sud
nominal for bank. ,.a. ,n.ra
JJnret more liberal offerings and less demand
Now York sight was easier Tor commsrci W. Inc
sales comprised $i40 900, embracing Sl5, WV com
rnercial at a III cent premium, S50UOO enu SODIUM
nriyate bankers at 0.32, sl5,0Oo commercial at
S-i6. and 5000 bank at 1882. We also notieed
saIe Of s1D, 900 thirty days commerolai siBhs vi
New York at Y ~ cent discount.
The banks continue to check on new ioIh az
az N cent premium, while commercial sight was
anoled -6Q9-32, against QD5.l6 on SATURDAY:
The following is the official statement OF the
saies reported to-day at the Stock Exchange
- ~ abs rcs Merehauth Insurance 10. S4S W
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-03

REGULAR OPELOUSAs PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at s p. m.
sas sP Port R arya simroanor 4fh snrc
Vile, and all landings on the Ccest,
Atchafaaya River and Bayou Courtableau-T
new and light-draft steamer
SANDY No. z.
a. p Trousdale. master. J. B. Schmit. clerk.
will leave as above. For freight or passage an.
ply on board or to HITE b OARLIN.
jazz tt Tchoupitoulas street.
p. S.-Connects closely with steamer Minnie
for Bayou de Glaize. Also gives through bilA
lading TO Bayou Beuf.
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"a m nm prom i bonds O s29s
fs'o0o don ..........,.... 321Hs
S0lo do ............... 32sss
Making a total OF $4,000 Premium Bonds.
o96 do do do .... s5A
1000 do do do 49,. Ss%
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-03

Ship MeIose NetI so days rom Havre, to master
Brit ship Scioto MITCHELL Sc days from Liverpool TO
MASTER
Fir ship La Louisiana Eguay, GO days from Havre, to
master
Ita barksZ firo, Russo GO days from Bordeaux, to
Basseti--
Nor bark Nebc, Horn 50 days from Lsth. to master,
Nor bark Eidsvold Gupdersen 81 days I'm Norway,
to MASTER
Scbr Ebenezer, Bethel days from Port Antonio, Ja
to s Oteri s. Bro
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-03

UNREASONABLE bark Herdis-7512 sacks oil
cake $500 pcs slaves -
ROUEN--Per barker fine Geo w Sweepsy---5o6
bales cotton 1895 sacks corn 1886 1886 bushels corn
in bulk
CRONSTADT-Per brig Pollux--107O bales cotton
GEFLE-Per bark Rpsa-17e0 bales cotton
LIVEkPOOL-Per bark Minnie M Watts--3379
bales cotton TOT bbls rOsn 2407 pcs slaves
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-03
Imports.

LTvERPOOL-Per ship Bombay-2O27 sacks salt
order
LIvERPOOL-Pcr ship neutrality-suspicious. sacks
salt master
BONACCA-per schr Apita--eD0 punches bananas
O 25 plantains 60 pine apples ii Lawler
RUATAN-PeT schr r Is Loeks----250o bupohes
b,nanas 90 900 cocoanuts $40 pine applos GraHde
NEW YORK-Per steamship Algiers--Assorted
mdse
The Morning herald., 1877-06-19
Tape Worm Removed A1,vo

W nead sad ,a and all complete, in two bou,s
,,omsea NV wa"s nens pas p1sses, sseut, pin aa
~ North Ninth street, PhilsdeMI M nbj. n"mhe na
&c 81. ior circu'ar. Frr removing seat IL,
VI ~ s'omach !. worms call on your ,irn,pt., ,
sn. nu loca no tie of Kunksl,s 49,,
.y'up, .Sns pr1"e w. IL never Iais> Comma
other v"rmesli w. rnMs lape worm be renewed al
The Morning herald., 1877-06-19

WHAT pity it is that the ordinary ser
mon should SO closely resemble an opiate
One goes to church determined 10 hea.
everything, but after the first fifteen min,
utes, by the time the speaker has warmed
up to the dangers Of this world and begun
variation on the old subjec, with "Third-
iy,' the eyelids fee! as though they were
made of lead, and the head totters on IL.
shoulders as though the spinal cord had
been suddenly extracted. l. may be ali
wrong, but we have at times felt that III
Little boy was right, who, after reading thai,
the days in the north are sometimes four
months lsos, listened impa,ien,ly and res :
iess'y TO ene Of these ''Ten,bly," sermons.
and then whispered to mother, that SUNDAY
was one of iaose four months days, and
that the minister would probably preach
TIL sundOwn ga. -. ..-st ..... o.. r.a
The Morning herald., 1877-06-19

To sBishop Wiley, Of abe Methodist
Churah, has been as .igned the supervised
Of Methodist missions in japan knd China
for the present wear He is to preside al
the North China Conference, whose SEES
sions will be held in the city Of Pekipg Oh
October 10. On his way to San Francisco,
where he will embark for China, The Bish-
op VIII preside at the Colorado Conference
al Denver, August ], and at the Utah con
ference, at Sail Lake axe City, August 10. II
will saul BY the sa steamer Of September l
from San Francisco. Bishop Wiley was
once resident superintendent of mission
work in China, and his forthcoming visit
to that work in the Celestial Empire will
enable him to note with the eve of vete.
ran observer the progress of that work
during the last year. He expects to returi.
by way Of India. ~ se'"
The Morning herald., 1877-06-19
! p ~ NE. E|El q a-.LHs' -F
? .. MARKET &22s SHIPLkY ST.:

es :. Ladies are 81 ecIally invited 10 cal
ahd looI tnron5l Our immens stock OF
Bpysani Chi dren's Clothing
The Morning herald., 1877-06-19
From the Earlfes Ags.

SCROFUIA has been the bane, and as II
we're. the curse of mankind, Moses, In tho
9Th chapier of Levitlcus, lays down very
EXPLICIT rules on this disea e. So terrible
aud loa,hSome had II been ODsidered Then
that u person known tp be infected with 1t
would not be allowed to mix with society
Fhe Jews regarded ita divine in nf1ictiOn
ma believed there was 10 cure for II. it
vas then the sins Ofa youth or a diviatiCn
rom the paths OF virtue wePe punished RS
ns as life lasted. hsppiiy in our day.
the seoce OF medicine has been developed
the grea, storehouse Of Nature furnishes a
remedy the disease is stripped of its ter
rOr by the use OF the aSANAKICAN'S ROUT
AND HERB JUICES, and the victim OF
-crofula. Ulc-rs, Sores, Pimples, Bloiches,
II ter, etc, cat be restored to sound hea ith
in few weeks. HAT there are thousands
now who's. conditions are as bad as those
Of The daI K a. es We are well aware. Msny
now aii 10 iind a cure d, well as they did
then, To all such the Samaritan's Root
and Herb Juices will prove happy boon,
erad'ca:ing all impurities from 'he blood,
and making the complexion blight ana
aealthy. A lew bottles W II remove pim- |
pies or blO'ches, thereby doing away with |
cos smeties anA lOwders ROOT AND HERB |
JulCES Sl.25 per bottle. Sent by express |
to any address.
DESMOND d CO.,
90 Race street. Philadelphia, Ia
The Morning herald., 1877-06-19

IHE various TheoIogica. Sem inaries arc
engaged at this season of the year in ".iac
ulating," as Mr.. Choate once said ,hei,
clerical hediipgs upon the community. i
there ls'anys Que IN the world to be ritied
1t is theological graduate, who is usin.
the pulpit as the perch from which to TAX
nus orasorical flight. To be sure, the PEG
PIE who witness the wondrous I,cr6ruancs
are to be condoled with, but tIey take am.
pie revenge,for the hardship. they endur,
BY series Of criticisms, from which moth.
Ing escapes. The candidate is looked a
and examined in as cold bIoodvd fashion
as though he were a craven image wit,
no sense Of shame whatever. The colo,
O bis hair and eyes, the .engthf of hi.
nose and chin, his neck,ie, the cnt Of ii.
clothes, as we'll as his pronunciation, ces,
lures and rhanners, and are all in>
Hes'Igated. He doesn't even have tht
satisfaction Of taking ether and lying dow,
under glass case while this anotomica,
process is going on, but must preach with
me iuil consciousness that thousand pec.
PIE are trying 10 fiud out what kind of m
aiimal he i, and wondering if he will d,
1oT their mepagerie, -,r % f... ., r., OLE.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-19

WINES AND LIQUORS.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-19

The New 4olk Sunday Herald says -
ihe Presby'esy. ef, New York, one Of III.
Largest, and certainly the wea,hiest in N.
country, telling Us in their latest repor,
nat they have S43 less achurch oember:
IN 1877, than tlIey had in 1875. Tbeo n.
'ommunican's nu mbered 1891; nov III,
Number isl6,OSs. ga. O.. a' a7sa.'' 3s's :"
The Morning herald., 1877-06-19
nK. FITLEEs vE1srABLE RHEII.

K. FILEKs vEGsTABLE RHEJI.
- MaJiC REMkDY.-ls III. p.rscrip.
ians, and is guaranteed 10 cure rbrmfra.
ISM, neuralgis, sciatica. pain, Backache
&C., Hr nioney refunded, by jnvig.ratIny
me nerves. purifying the blood, and nen.
tra'izing poisonous deposits ia tie system.
cine. suffefIL & and icy saved by use;no
II In time. Remember that D., filter IL
tine only physician in Amlrica dcyoting
" ycs sIs " tbls one line of practice. Cure
warranted, Advice gratis. IS South Fourth
The Morning herald., 1877-06-19
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

Ihe parties having failed IN coms n,r ;,
accordi ing to contract. will omen nv Nh
srnv1 M, Ne: ond ! Ice Cream Garden Nos, 2O7 and
~, W est Fourth street. tu the pubiic IN Sat1 Mu
ud,,y ud1oay me 6ih day OF May. There is larSe @
iha iai,nop 'co cg Deing adj ed to the Museum. ald
class order for the reception oi y,s;,nr. IN hrst
fsn,i w,m He ioun t.-e mt st pleasant and cool ~
h,aay ha,a resort IN the Aity. A stage il sIsn
evening VI nuSlc In the
apr25 MN 81 ~. ru,
The Morning herald., 1877-06-19

Rsmmington and other Brseeh Loao'n'
0unt. 'Ie I1JrIF es4Gl9 9o8 N
,Ammupitlon .of., all kinds always -
hand at the loWsst prioos..g .,,JH
h RepaiFinS - Ne shseteet 2oH@Se;. " ;.rRHNY
The Morning herald., 1877-06-19

1T was beautiful saying Of ST. Angus.
f'he that "A man may love gold aud vel
- nave H. but no man loveth Gol, bu.
gse Is sure to have God" "
The Morning herald., 1877-06-19
u #S ? ~ . As9N = y ?
CAATsRY THIS NAY

sfe5S . sF ~ Sfts = - ~ 49,
IN CAATRY TINS HAf'Is'i:s.I-
The, Society fera the Propagation Of ssha
Faith in the CatholiciChurch is tbA whicI'
appsoachss nesrest tssshs missionary soci'
eties of the Fro,estane chusches. lts re-
ceip,s fnsa1 altsoutces for'thewo for the
last fiscal year amounted to the grand total
Of s, $50, $50 sfrsacs. a' st' s''''- s11 g"
Tire astF,'es are very curious, showing
The achanse Of religions sentiment thu
Holland contributes More than Spain, an5
Portugal combined, and within 5000 franc
ef Ireland. Fxcludipg one subscription.
which ought TO be credited to France,Scol
land exceeds spain byl4 francs. Engiardl
responds TO- the treasury Of the Society ip1
a sum equal 10 that of1PortugaL North
America beats Spain. Portugal and Austria
combined, increasing her contributions
from the United States Is, ,s2ls francs over
last yssr, and sEeniy5four out Of the sixty,
nine ylcara,es and hishoprics to be .heard
from, which vii. increase the amount IL |
probably Al, 600 francs. = W. 'ssI
The Morning herald., 1877-06-19
MEDICINAL.
E. f. KunkeP Bitter Wine

Of IrOn, ... a.
, +. F, Kunkel's celebrated Bitter Wine Of
Iron Will ehtctually cure liver com mpIaint
Jaund1ce. dyspepsia, chronic .r nervous
de6l y. chronic a'arIh 1ea, disease OF til.
sidneys aud all di eas,s ari sing fsom a
dis 'rdrred liver, stomach or ifl,estines
'uch az constipation. fl tulence, Inward
2l es, fol les o blood ~ the head. acidi.T
OF The omach, nausea heartburn. d isens
for tuod fulinrss o. weight in the Si,msch
sore eru.1ations. sinking or fiuttering Nj
The pit OF he stomach, swimming or Inc
bead. hurried or dlIEcll. ole hlns. fiutter.
'ngs at tn. heart, cnokirg or suifo,Mtln,
,en-atinn when inaIy Iyii posture uimnes,
OF V'ssoo. dots or Webs brfore he hiyhI
auli P'ln IN the head, d. .licisncy OF nfes.
pira'ion, yellown,ss Of the iRin and ev..s
PAIN IN the side. back, head. chest. l,Ho.
aas, FAC sudden fl ,sh, OF h'a', burning In III,
aesh, con. tant imag!ni: gs o. evil aid gr.a M
ne' le'slon of spiri i. PIlcs 81 rer haiti.
Beware OF ccu terieits, DO not l.t .nn,
irugslst palm Off some other pre narati",
n1rnn ne may Say is good but IA fn
hunkeis Bitter Wine OF Iron. Take ~
otn.r. kunkePs Bitter Wine OF Iron is NJ,
IA IN buik-only in s, bottles, +. r KIM
xe,, n Proprietor, 40. 2,9 North Ninth i, ras
Fhliaaelph a, ia. soll by ali dru .gis,s.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-19
H. + hunkePs ustr rnl 4 e. F
h"nke''s shampoo for
the Hair.

Hair ne t;,a, 1est and cheapest Hair Dressing anr
dandrufi" "He aiiey IN ,rr1st"l me W"rld hey renew
nG Verv si' on I'D promote The growth ". IN a.
The, me nar aud renderit SOFT an" I ri"ssu Tsa
peafe.cep 10 bsaa DafiI'aan9y ana Wrx ana -:
mar mar dressing they are uHr,wa ,r; ~, and az
ShamSsanSd e nsnd uff and prevent badne.s era@a. Ths
s"rnT pVo i,o.ans cleans the hair, removes 1raacn ane
caus. n itching eruption, Cures hessdetSa, sd5eefe,
shamnonyy NY on nat aud fatigue. KunReTee
ursl and glossy u,1ra, ccTan Iestore hair to nat
lsn Asif ana wlry hair. Price per hoi, orsy,
KmKnyo your drugsist for them or send JcsiH !" a.
Mmkei; s,raas PROPRIETOR No. no North - XIX r.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-19

" 1.s4 Ast>sn' a,st : Ge - sssdl :
a2sH a4sa'I ,aas1f3 sFix,ai iIsfosqk
.s!gs NJ W. sGs 5g FApasasassl1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-07

nes. Pero Ell este case me parece dar
mas credito Montaner (*) porque al
principle deste capitulo escribe Pachi-
merio que 81 EN- esta relacion Sc aparta-
re Gle La verdad, no tendra la culpa el
escritor, sino la fama de quien 81 10 su-
po ~ como la que corr1a entire los grie-
Cos de nuestras cosas era siempre fall
sa, no Sc le debe dar credito en- 10 que
difere de Montaner, y facilmente en- es-
te caso les podemos conciliar, porque
solo diieren en- que Pachimerio da por
constante que ell Papa pidio la persona
de Roger Z D. Fadrique, y Montaner
dice que Sc temio Ell case; pero no que
sucedi6; Y asl no fue niue cho.que la fa-
ma de tan leios anadiese 10 demas
Despues de haber resnoito la jorna-
da, platicado nor algunos dias los me-
dios llas convenientes para su ejecu-
cion, dieron cargo Roger que hablase
d D. Fadrique y le descubriese sus in
tentos, y le suplicase de parte de todos
que los fayoreeiese, porque no fuera
justo que Sc tratara p1blicamente sin
haber precedido su consentimiento y
gusto Roger vino 4 Mesina, donde el
rey estaba, POGO despues de conclude
Esu casamiento con Leonor, hija Gle Car
los /; y acabadas las festas regociios
de las bodas, hablando EN- secreto con
el rey, le dijo como los catalanes ara
lgoneses Sc .querlan salir de Stella y pa
star & levante, no tanto por ell benehcio
e0mun he todos ellos, como por Ia
qhietud Y provecho one lie resultarla 81
le Sdeiaban un reino tan trabajado por
las Ssuerras pasadas, hbre de carga tan
moleIsta y pesada como eran ellos en-
tlempo dc paz, que sns personas las
l gkf6aiea deseGipci6 del fe,s kasa,ges del IL
Glpi R&B ID Jaime ReU Unrug0 de- Mallf7rQues 4 dt
Fale kSa. Colipte ~ barcelona de Mftpes2ler a
qolts ie SOS des@e ts. Feta per b tlagniich en-
Ramoln Muntan, lo quail serui axi al dit Inelyt Rey
D. JaVlme com 4 ILLS 6 descandentss es troha
prese las cosas contengues en- la present historic
-ValEncia per In vluda de Juan M6y 1868 = BARGE
lona ken casa de Jaume Cortey. 1862.
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amigos, y particularmente de Fieru de
Oria, armo una galera, y con ella fue <
Napoles y ofreciose al servicio de- Ro-
berto, duque de Calabria, q tempo pne
Sc preven1a y armada para la guerra
contra d. Fadrique. Hizo Roberto po-
co case de su ofrecimiento del amino
con que Sc le ofrec1a, iuzgandole por tan
corto como el socorro. Obligo 4 Roger
este desprecio a que Sc fuese a servir a
d. Fadrique, su enemigo, de quien fue
admltido con muchas muestras de amor
Y agradecimiento efectos no solo de su
amino generoso, ycondicion apacible
para con los soldados, pero de la fuerza
de la necesidad de la guerra; porque
no fuera cordura desechar al que volun-
tariamente ofrece su servicio en- ITEM
pos tan apretados como en- los que CO.
rren riesgo la vida hbertad, V cuando
Sc apartan los mayores amigos obli-
gados. FL que llega ser amigo EN- los
pelgros y cuando el principe es acome-
tldo Gle armas mas poderosas, sin obi
gaclon de naturaleza fidelidad de sub
ditto, debe ser admitido y'honrado, aun-
Iu0 az u IoiSd su oIOpI1O llllefeS . algul
despreclo Q agrayio del contrario; que
cuanto mas ofendido, mas 1til y SECURE
sera su seryicio.
Fuese luego encendiendo la guerra
entire Roberto J Fadrique, y Roger acre
dltose en- ella con importantes servicios,
socorrlendo diversas veces plazas apre-
tadas del enemigo, y con la pequena
armada que llevaba 4 suscargo, impi-
dlendo la libre nayegaeion de los mares
de Napoles, con que lego ser vice.
almlrante, y EN- m6nos de tres amos hizo
eosas tan senaladas, que fu6 una de las
mas prlncipales causas de conservar 4
su principe ell Stella, alcanzando jun
tamente para 81 nombre immortal y ri.
quezas mas que de vasallo. En- este
lestado Sc haliaba Roger cuando le to
maron los catalanes y aragoneses POI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-07
general de la empresa que intentaban.
CAPfTULO ~.
DETERMINAN LOS CAPITANEs sU JORNADA,
Y SUPTICAN AL REY LES FAVOREZCA.

DETERMINAN LOS CAPITANES sU JORNADA,
!. sUPIICAN AL REY LES FAvoREZCA.
lrataron con ell nuevo general los Ca
pltalles cual ser1a la mas conveniente y
proyeGhosa empresa, resolvieron de
comun parecer de ofrecerse al empera-
dor de los griegos, Andronico Paleolo-
go, casl olorimido de las armas de los
turcos porq@e a mas de que Andr6ni-
co Sc tenla pofc cierto que -buscaba los
socorros de nacfones extranjeras, dudo-
so de la fidelidad Gle los suyos, era prln-
cipe que ten1a poea correspondence
con ell Papa, d quien Roger temfa pol
haber maltratado Ell tfempo de guerrs
las provincias de ia Iglessia. v siempre
viva con recelos de que el papa pidiese
( d. Fadrique su persona como de reli
gioso templario, para vengarse del, en-
tregandole su Maestro y religion,
aunque no Sc pod1a esperar de "a gran
deza de d. Fadrique hecho tan Eco, pc
TO como los reyes algunas veces no lmider
sus intereses con 10 que deben 4 su esti
maciony fama, olvidan con facilidaa 10,
servicios por otras mayores convenient
cias. Y pudiera ser que, rehusandd
ID. Fadique el entregar 4 Roger, fuera
OCCASION de rompimiento y guerra y asi
no quiso Roger poner d. Fadrique en-
nuevos cuidados, nj su libertad en- peli-
gro 81 Sc quedara en- Stella Pachime-
rio dice Glib. Il, cap. 13) que el PAPA Sc
le pidio d. Fadrique, y que juzgsndC
no ser lusto entregar d quien tan bier
lie habla servido, ofrecio entonees de
escribir Y rogar al emperador Androni
co lie tralese 4 su seryicio, porque desti
manera saldrfa honrado de sus tierras
/ y ell Papa no podrfa quejarse de que &
! amparaba los fugitivos de las religio
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ligion lie recibio por suyo, dandole ell
hablto de fray sargento, en- aquel item
po casi igual al de caballero Con &
Roger comenzo q ser conocido Y temido
en- todo ell mar Gle levante, y al tempo
que Ptolemaide, dicha por otro nombre
Acre, Sc rindio 4 las armas de Melech
Taseraf, sultan de Egipto. Roger, como
rehere Pachimerio, (*, era uno de los
que asistien en- uno de los conventos
del Temph; Y yiendo que la ciudad no
Sc pod1a defender, recogio muchos. cris-
tianos en- un nay1o, con la hacienda que
pudieron escapar de la crueldad f1ria
de los barbaros.
No le faltaron a Roger enemigos de
su misma religion, que envidiosos de
sus buenos sucesos, le descompusieron
con su maestro, haciendole cargo que Sc
habia aprovechado por caminos no de-
bidos & su profession, y defraudado los
derechos comunes, V alZandose con to-
dos los despojos qne saco de Acre que
como va esta celebre Y famosa religion
50 hallaba en- su Ultima yejez Y cerca de
su fin, sus parties Sc hab1an enfaqueci-
do con los vicios de la mucha edad y
tempo La envidia, la avaricia y Ia
ambicion habfan ocupado sus animos
en- lugar del antique valor y de la mu-
cha conformidad Y piedad cristiana que
los hizo tan estimados y yenerados ell
todas las proyincias
Quiso el Maestro con esta primers
acusacion prendelle, pero Roger tuyc
alguna noticia destos intentos y como
ciendo Ia codicia de su cabeza y ruin
Cad de sus hermanos, no le pareci(
aguardar en- Marsella, donde i Ia sazol
Sc hallaba, sino retirarse 4 lugar segu
70, y dar tempo q que la falsa y sinies
ira acusacion SO desyanaciese. Retro
Ese & Gelova, donde, ayudado de SUI
I-z--
4 ~, Pachimeres lGeorg.l, Antld@icts Baleoloous
Size HISTORIC re,0a ab AndcoNico seRiore IA bRpeY
gestarana. Romae. 1860.
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cAPfTULO III.
oUEN FUE ROGER DE FLOR.

Roger la Flor, a quien los nuestros
ehgieron Dor general y suprema cabe-
"a, nacio ea Brindiz, de padres mobiles
su padre he aleman, namado Ricardo
de Flor, cszador del emperador Fede-
rico: 81 nadre italiana y natural del
mismo lugal. Murio Ricardo en- la ba-
ITALIA que Carlos de. Aujon tuvo con Co
radino, cuyas parties seguia, por ser ME
to de Fedeico, su principe y senior.
Carlos, insolnte con Ia vitorla, despues
de haber eorado la cabeza 4 Coradino,
confsco las hciendas de todos los que
tomaroA las amas en- su ayuda. Con
esta perdida ued6 Roger y su madre
con spma pehezA, y con la misma Sc
crio hAsta edal De ounce amos, que un
cabalero Ean6s, religioso del Temple
lamalo VasaiI, Sc le afciono con oca-
sion de asistir "a Brindiz con ell Alcon
navedel Tempt, cuyo captain era. Ma
yege juntamene con e Roger de Flol
algunos amos, ygano tan huena opinion
en- q eiercicio gle profesaba, que la re-