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The Morning herald., 1877-01-16

As our reporter came along Water street
last night, shivering with the chill night
air, and drawing his overcoat tightly
about him, he thought, "now Is the time
for colds and coughs but If poor mortals
only knew what certain cure DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup is, bow few would long
cents .-Sandusky (Ohio) Register.
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Election of Officers.

At meeting of the New Castle County
Mutual Insurance Company, held yesterday,
the following gentlemen were elected Direc-
tors to serve for three years.: Ashton Rich
ardson, G. W. Rowland, Geo. H. Bates,
William Canby, Jas. B. adford. After the
election the Board Of Directors organized
and elected William Tatnall President, and
8. D. Smith, Secretary and Treasurer.
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Grand MasQuerade Ball.

Prince Carneval and his court of merry
fools, were to be seen last night at the
Saville Building, Promptly at the time
designated in his proclamation, Sc couples,
appeared, and until midnight everything
went as sweetly as marriage bell. The
masks were then removed, and until the
wee small hours, the merry dance went on.
Verify Anton Hence & Co., thou art WON
derOus firm, Y
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ODD EellOsvs' Hall Co

The thirtieth annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Odd Fellows Hall
Company, will be held in this city on
Wednesday, January II, 1877, at which a
president, secretary and nine curators
will be elected.
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A INSTITUTE FOR
~.
|STA


~ INSTITUTE EOR
ALE.
operty, situated in a
lthern Georgia, on the
rom Savannah to FlOri.
fgatn, either for sale or
" In a city in one OF
rec acres, upon which
lding u by 81 feet, two
O schoolroom, recita-
ns, dining rooms wide
d kitchen, servants,
nd all necessary out
able garden.
nished, and the school
With about sixty echol.
ered for sale, because
dy who owns it has
ly to
OUP MAXWELL, I
DW Castle, Delaware.
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ONE CENT.
THE LEGLSLATUkE
by our special CORRESPONDENT. ~
Senate.

=
Senate.
YEsTERBAY's PROCEEDINGS.
5+... DOVER. Jan. Is.
senate met pursuant to adjournment.
Mr. Sharpley gave notice of bill for the
relief of Elizabeth E. Ocheltree. ''-0
y Mr.. Ray from the COMMITTEES on Revised
statutes, reported the bill to amend Section
., Chapter 30, Volume Is, which was tsken
up. ' ,a " - ''.,s-- 80,
This bill changes the SALARY Of the State
$1,000. AVN 'A'oo W
On motion Of Mr.. Ray the bill was post
poned. ti-G.lI0'' ''N t' - f''@-
Mr.. Davis, from Committee on Corpora-
tions, reported the bill to amend the sct to
incorporate the Ktamensi Wooden Com
pany, wnlch was taken up, read third time
and passed. - '-'"''- s''''O .''-'
Mr.. Ray, from Committee on Revfse,
Statutes, reported the bill to amend Section
80, Chapter 125, Revised Code, which was
read third time and passed. =,
Mr.. Ray from the Committee on Revised
Statutes, reported the bill to amend the A.
for the protection of Muskrats. which was
taken up, read third time and passed,
Adjourned. 7''1i
.s.. House. 3,re ,Rrna
Inc House met at 3 O'Clock, p. M. sai
Mr.. Salisbury, member elect of Kent
county, appeared for the first time TODAY.
and was sworn in and took his seat. -
The following bills were given notice of ::
BY MIR. Hslcomb-An Act to incorporate
the Warshell Company. An Act stlpple.
msnt to the Act to incorporate the Della.
ware Fire Insurance Company. -0l vi -"o .
By Mr.. Wrtght-An Act in relation to
mortgages and the indexes thereto, in Kent
county. .-. IS. -
By Mr.. Brown-An Act to iucornorata
the St. Johns Church, Wyoming.
The following bills were read second
time by title and referred to the COMMITTEES
on Revised Statutes.
By Mr.. Holcomb-An Act to amend
Chapter III Revised Statutes. ! ~.
By Mr.. Wright-An Act to amend Section
%, Chapter III, Revised Statutes.
Adjourned. "1t' b.
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TMEN1, !
let Street, :
ton, Del.
ATER RENTERS.

re how ready, and pay
re- Office, 1000 Mark ol
uires that all bills paid
y day of January 1917,
those pail during the
nve per cent. addition.
curing the month OF
additional, and all
aid on the first day of
glstrar Is required to
LhdrRwn anu suit in
very of the amount due
not be let into such
q ,rrears with assess
yrs, for drawing ferrules
pm 0 A. M. to 4P. M,
-LlAM S. HAYES,
Registrar.
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Our Harrington Letter.
HARRINGTON. Jan. Is.

The stables on the farm of the Butler
Brothers commission merchants, of New
York, situated near Harrington. we're
burned last Friday morning. Mr.. Thomas
insured for $4,000. 8.
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Grand Chapter r., A, Mas0,ss,

The Ninth Annual Convocation of the
Grand Chapter of Royal Arch
Masons of the State of Delaware,
will be held at the Masonic Hall in this
city, on Wednesday next the 17th. day of
January.
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
"A A FORTUNE:-SR COND GRAND
DRAWING, 1877. At New Orleans, on
Monday, February 5.
STATE LOTTERY CON-
PANY.
This Institution was regularlyIncorporate
by the Legislature OF the State for Educa-
lion.l purposes. in 1868, with a Capitalof
1000, 600. to which has since been sddtd a
reserue fluid of $35O,0O0 us GRAND SIN
GLE NUMBER DRAWINGS will take
place monthly. It never scales or post
pones. Look at thefollowing scheme.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 825, 900.
10000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each.
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Rmily Story Paper. pub
man L. Munro 4 Co., "A
one Of the most readable
reach our office. Every
Lof choice reading mat
10 any address on the re-
hplion price, $500 The
offer great inducements
endidly printed illuslra-
kespeare's works being
plumber of the paper will
q part or the work until
Il #. jlOLf
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NOT1CE-ALL PER-
or having dogs about
required to have them
ed, between the 1st and
fter the latter date the
trictly enforced against
JAN ES O'TOOLE,
y. ''' Chief of tOlico.
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|HEALDs
LII FIFTEENTH PUBLIC SALE OF
STOCKS, BONDS. Loans and REAL
ESTATE, .Ef
At the Clayton House Building, Whining
!, ton, DEL,
Saturday, January 20, 1927.
at IL a. m. sharp.
shares stock Wilmington d Lancastt i
Turnpike.
3 snares stock Brandywine Loan 81 pay
ments.
l lot on Adams street, between Gilpin
and ShallcrosS avenues.
9 let's on Union st. bet. 9th and Tenth.
2.story frame dwelling, Orange between
18th and 18th.
3-stery brick dwelling, Frer ch between
llth and 18th.
Lot on llth street between French and
Walnut, with houses thereon.
2 lots corner 9Th and Harrison street,
9 lots Harrison and Oak stree =.
2story frame dwelling, 7th, near Duncan
avenue. -.
3-story brick dwelling, 705 Tatnall street.
Terms of sale and particulars ON posters
J.T. HEALD,
Real Estate and Mortgage Exchange.
jl5a202t
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nnual election of the
'iety for the Prevention
als. will be held at. the
No. ! West Sixth street,
ION Tuesday afternoon,
eleot q President. fifty
cretary, T easurer, and
to serve the ensuing
!. NIELDS, Secretary.
10 election at 3 O'Clock.
Ling of the newly elected
lza'1on. j9-tWam
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Mayors Court,

One drunk is all we have to chronicle, at
the police court yesterday.
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10 VOLUMES OF THE
Tfese now form q
library. The Magazine
pa all volumes from that
ID.
pes, elegantly
egantly bound in
\ 81 rs
VIII be sent postpaid,
the publisher.
OHN l.. SHOREY,
street, Boston, Mass
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Board Of Education.

:! AN adjourned meeting of the Board of
nuucatlon was held last evening to take
INTO consideration the action of Council
with regard to appropriations for sthocl
chair.
Mr.. Eckel read the report of the special
committee to whom was referred the ques-
ZION OF seats for grammar scholors, recon-
mending the vacating Of room in No. S
adopted.
Mr.. Heisler desired to call the attention of
tne Board to the financial condition of the
Board. The following are his figures:
EXPENDITURES 1 p
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letting of the Trustees OF
ew Castle County will
Is House, on Wednesday.
huary. 1877, at 10 O'Clock
y bills gainst the insti-
hand them to the Conn
hundred or he treasurer.
]. W. EVANS, Clerk.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-16

Relia' le correspondents in
Illage in the state, to write
| sayings OF the people and
Fospects and attractions OF
The Schools the churches,
Hons, the character Of the
dvantages posse sed, to be
Metro, manifestations. ~ !
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f4isA ffF4 8
WANTS.
Nants under three lines fe1
q week. at3 y

chree or four reliable sales
narmanet business for first
Apply at United States
/ for Geo. Hanks. jie
The Morning herald., 1877-01-16

n large liie-likaS Steel En-.
cvin0s Of the Presidential
kndidates sell rapidly. Send
circular. N. Y. Engraving
eet. Box a@A n. Y. augsln
The Morning herald., 1877-01-16

bne Of the best business
e cityknQwn as the Foun-
fuseum, and the only Ice
Garden In the city. Apply
I'M. H. CHADWICK,
/ zoo W. Fourth street,
| Wilmington, Del
The Morning herald., 1877-01-16

4 tenant with q small family
Srt Of 3 house in Mcdowell
sonable. Apply to, CHAR-
Doper shops. McDowellvtlle.
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\LE AND RENT.

ALE.-Two very fine large
calves at their feet, for
this Ofdce. JStl
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-12-04

Tie Gredfest Medical Discovery since he Creu-
ton Of Nan, or since Mc commcnce-
mcnt n The Christian Era.
There never has been.a time when ne
healing OF so many different diseases has
been caused by outward application as the
half of the entire population OF the globe re-
sort to the use of ordinary p~lasters.
DR.. MELvIN'S CAPsIcUM Porous PLAsrEIs
are acknowledged by all who have used
them, to act quicker than any other plaster
they ever before tried, and that one OF these
plaSters viii do more real service than n hun
tiers are slow of action, and require TO be
worn continually to effect n cure: but with
these It is entirely different; the instant one
is applied the patient will feel its effect.
Physicians in all ages have thoroughly
tested and well know the effect of Capsicum;
and 1t has always been more or less used az a
medical agent for an outward applications;
but II is only ola very recent date that its adj
vantages in a porous plaster have been dis
covered: Being, however. convinced of the
wonderful cures effected by DR.. MELyIS'S
CAPSICUM PoRopS PLAsTERs and their supe-
riority over all other plasters, they now
actually prescribe them, in their practice, for
such diseases as rheumatism, pain in the side
and back, and all such cases as have required
the use of plasters or liniment. After you
have tried other p~lasters and liniments. and
they have failed, and you want n certain
cure, ask your druggist for DIR. LvIS
CAPsIcUM oRoUs PLASTER. You can hardly
believe your own convictions of its wonder
ful effects. Although powerful and quick in
Its action, you can rely on its safety for the
most delicate person to wear, as IL is free
monty used in the manufacture of ordinary
plasters. One trial is n sufficient guarantee
OF Its merits, and one plaster will sell hun
dreds to your friends.
Ask your druggist for DR.. MARvIS'S CAP
SICUM Porous PLASTER and AXE no other.
or, on receipt of % cents for one. 81 for five, or
to any address in the United States or Cana
das.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-12-04
CHEYENNE MARKETS.
Groceries. Grain. Provisions, Esc.

Corrected weekly by whipple 4 Hay, Whole
gale and Retail Grocers and Commission
Merchants.
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wishes may como to pass In thcr lifetimci
hence their intocrance. msanthropy. ana irns-
ciblity. 10 =,
Tho Cardinals now living number go Nc
total " the Sacred Collcg" when complete Is ~.
Out Of the co cxistin. have given the names 81
a. all Italians. The foreign Cardinals arc ~,
bcnrin. n proportion to the. INIT veg OF this
country almost Unprecedented IN tho annals OF
The Church since thr time Uf The last iorriGn
Pope. Adrian VI. Of Utrecht OF these foreign
crs. there are eight frenchmcn four Srnninrds
onr Por,uguear, one German. two Austrana
one Belgian ono Pole. two English, one IRISH
one Anglo American. and two spanish Amrri-
cans. On these Tran~nlpinc and Trans
atlantic prclntcs there. ousht to be expected. as
n rule Il more thorough culture. moro cNtcn-
sjvo knOwl dye OF tho world, above all things u
stronger attachment tn the true and eternal in.
tcrc-ts of the Church, and mublrr disregard OF
her earthly posscssions. The Italians have
been for centuries the Iovitcs. the privileged
tribe Of that Israel which nspirrs to be- cr"Xist-
cnt and co-rxtcnsive with the whnlc human
race. They have munupOzcd the Papncy and
MI ts good and evil things; they have chung to
that temporal sovereignty of which they hal
the exclusive inhcrilnnco; they have suffered
thor nyarico and ambition TO Interfere with the
noblcr instincts VI their sacred ministry thcy
have been OF the world worldly.
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THE SUN.


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:NNsYLVANIA KA,i;noAD.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
ON aud ait.r nov ~. 1911
rran- leave New YORK, via DesbrOsses and CVrtlandt
St. iUrri,- follows
Bsprc.- Tor Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South.
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, "a NJ, y ami 80
4 " daY.
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+ NJ connecting nj CORY Tor ntusNile, Petroleum
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uain-aijer~, ciiy arording speedy and dlroetuans
ter tor BrnnklN u travel
Por Trans To Newark. Elizabeth. Railway, Princeton,
Trenton Perth Amhoy. flemnston, briNider,. and
other points ~e los schedules NJ all Ticket Onc.s
Irains arrive From Pittsburgh. 90 and 10 90 and
10, 2DP daily, 10 10 4 VI nui 800 7 daily, eN
ccpi Monday Prom Washington and baltimore. q ~
ami 10 VI tio - AMI lu1O 4 NJ SUNDAY
GSIad ioA NJ FROM fhiiaiclphla, ~, ~ - -
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ami iO'2OP VI sunday. 5to, go, 80, 10 ~, IL 30
~ AMI 10 ~ T. VI.
Ticket Onitc- go anl ga Broadway, Aston House.
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Brpnklyn. M lid and llS Hudson IT. lohuk ID pot
der ~ Clp. tmigrant hcketunicg, Baucrt place
FRANK THOMSON, L. 4 FARMER,
raj ti.noral b. A.
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Gttutsions.

COD FISHING. SUNDAY. Soy =. and rhank.ny-
son \ X. us lOth A., r. %. 9Th It, X g,
7 %. Pier n H. so. Battery Stone Per = ~ 4 ".
sharp. cpih-h bait and tackle board Tickets, 81.
Thousand, colsh have been tAkcn this We. outside
ui Stniy Hook AL q POSTER. Manager
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K-@3iSEyIyE,NL

for headache constipation piles. stomach liver or Md
NV diseases weakness sc -Brou-hton's lnvigorHun9
syrup Incurable eases solicited aud cured or money
rVturncd sample bottle AMI advice Tree +1 Br' onc st
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shot Dead for Taking . cir, to singing sehoo,

= " TI'TT Dun y NT71TlI
On Friday night man named Robert Chns-
to,n wa, shot and killed lbs "a Young man named Miller,
near H'putN station tine OtIu and Ml-N.siuI Rail,
why, near jon,rauviuf IND 1t appears N 4 cha,urn
hHi Hccol'unni' Mels s,i.r 10 sn-n- school, con.
tHrt vl-Ifs ui n ll.r The NIT tlA.r,u
he came out of iho ile,ng 'hu.l AMI attempted % tai
the siIl away from Inn. Ia the melre ChAstecn was
shot twice through the breast and Killed.
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HE NJ ~,
Gen. JCHAL 4 EARLY Of Va ''""''N
Mntc iOr circulars or send orders 70 -
NJ A. DAUPHlN.
4 o Box tsi1, New Orleans la,
Or 10 Il. FRANK MOORE a sos
si7 BruadwHS New York
MONTHLY DRAWING
Tuesday Jan X iS7s
Capital Prize. RpOD Tickets. - each. Halves. ~
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ALLAN'S
sol; SOLUBLE
INDICATED
BOUGIES!
QUICK, SAFE AND SURE CURE
LOUISIANA srArg LOTTERY COMPANY

THIS institution was regularly incorporated by the is
slatur OF the state tor Educational and Charitable ruf
poses IN is-sS. with Capital N 81 onpOo to which
has since adj led fund OF s3sDDpD Ita brand
Single Number Drawings vail take place monthly u
never .alcs or postponcS Look At the ioown Disul
button.
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT.
during which will take place the
RXfRAoRDIS AIRY sRMLkNSuAL DRAWING
Al New Orleans, Tuesday Dec H.
Under the PER -onai supervision aud manage q
Gen q. r BEAuRBGARD OF Louisiana and
ecu JuBAL A EARLY Of virsinis
CAPITAL PRIZE $1,000.
a. NOTICR-rlCkBTs ARE TEN DOLLARS ONLv
Halves five dollars 90, quarters two dollars aud han
a. iN; eiehths dollar and quarter @ 2 for clubs
OF ten, ninety dollars SD Corresponding nj. lor
sse Of tickets at highly remunc taA,, cyupeu-aucs
wanted at ali points
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OF Me ,ors S,'"gn ne eIr cn,, We 'esis
DIR NE LILAoS." with Illustrations by MARI iia!icsk
I'M. Christina. numb contain. als, the opening o. a
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for Sal, ano 90 get.
Business Chances.

Business Chances.
RAkEWS aud Axtures 10 let; big bargain 60 right
- plriN good business an old stand ~ Grand ST,
lcfsoN cay.
INAs'rOKy, 7Giect deep. high ceilings; so monthly
u rent Apply NJ 2dN south 81
LNDK aAIE-Oy stor and chop house s23 10Th ay.i
u account al death in family.
WANTED Factory jONiu with OF without power.
w Address, ~ith iul pArt uldrS and lowest rent
FACTORY, box l5S, san olice.
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Steamboats, ano Ra,lruaN,.

ALBANY EVENING BOATS. PEOPLES Liae,
n leave rcr 81. y Il every wo"k day At u = VI tor
Albany. state rooms comfortably warmed Pare, slSo
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lJlantto. aluIts.
A MEMS SUITS, =. g.. 80. -. So SO sia
~. ONERCOATs, ~ ~ % Il. g. 81 80 Si3
CAMEliOh : M bridge st., Brooklyn
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,rmr GRrAr>rw YORK AQUARIUM.


i ior the Fncnlle-- ~ East Slh st viii he oten to
visitors Thank giving pAv. Nov. - ninet VIII be
@.rvrd At ocl,-'k 90 Children At -, and J. ".
tn will bee exercises IN the chnic sinsn- 10y the chit.
lrpn Uud n.ldf"~-Os nv rlcrsVnen Hud others An are
cordially invited The Home ha- aided upward of 400
PERSONS tie wear 7UDt more than duful any pre-.
nu. wear The poor are crOwding In help many OF
Them worthy persons who have never before sought
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-10

aquellos tiempos, refere 10 mucho que
Andronico la estim6, con essas mislnas
palabras: "Fuele tan agradable al en-
perador como 81 vinier;t del cielo. ;" De
Ella que todos los griegos le eran sospe-
chosos Y enemigos. y asl continuamente
pro,uraba amistaaes ligas con los ex-
tranos, que oiala nunca 10 hiciera. Tam
bien recibi6 en- su ej6rcito muchas com
pallias de turcoples (*#), que dejaron al
sultan Azan Y Sc bautizaron. Todas es-
tas ayddas las deseaba Andr6nico las
estimaba como grandes; Y asl la que
los nuestros le ofecian, no Sc puede
conpalabras encarecer la estimacion que
hizo della, por ser de gente ayentaiada 4
los demas que lie serylan, V tan temida
en- aquellos tiempos. Remitio Andro-
nieo los dos embajadores 4 Roger, con-
certado el casamiento, y lie llevaron las
insignias de megaduque, que es 10 mis-
mo que entire nosotros general Gle la
mar dignidad grande de aquel imperio,
pero no de las mayores (**F).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-10

pre- que llegasan d la costa lie alguna
provincial del imperio, Sc les diesen cua-
tro pagas, y cuando quisiesen yolyer 4
sus casas, juntos s diyididos, Sc les IL
brasen dos para ell yiaje. George Pa
chimerio, autor griego, cuyos fragman-
tos ilustran mucho esta relacion, aunque
enemigo grande de los catalanes, dee
que las pagas de los catalanes eran do
blado mayores que las de los turcoples
y masagetas; con que claramente Sc
muestra la estimation que Sc hizo de la
millcia catalana y aragonesa, pues con
tan excesiva diferencia aventalaron &
todos los que seryian en- su imperis.
De las pagas, entratenimientos V ven
tajas que ofrecio 4 Ia nobleza capita
mes, no senalan los historiadores cosa
con particularidad solo ell ofeio y Dig
nidad de megaduque Ell Roger, y ell de
senescal en- Corberan de Alet; de donde
sospecho que su gustc era el que lilni-
taha sus pagas y sueldos; porque, se-
gun adelante veremos, los generates
pedfan 1 su voluntad el dinero, con solo
senalar la cantidad, sin que para este
hubieran de Gar cuenta los contadores
y minister's de Ia hacienda de Andro-
nico.
Los embajadores volvieron 4 Stella,
y hallaron 4 Roger en- Licata, donde
aguardaba su vuelta, sabido0el buen
despacho que traian, Sc fu6 luegoa yer
con elrey, 4 dale razon del honroso
acogimiento que Andronioo hizo 1 sus
embaiadoles, : cuan largo andaha en-
ofrocelle mercedes. Pubhc4se Ia ior-
NADIA, y los capitanes recogieton su gem
te en Mesina, donde la armada se.apres-
taha, que en pocqa dias estnva GA 0rden
para aaYegar. Fra In armada Gle trein-
"a 7 seis velas, y entire elias habia diez
Y ocho galeras y cuatro nayes glaesas.
Ia lnayor parta armadas con tlinero del
irey yde Roger, qaa para la eiecueio!i
desta ioynada gasto La haeielida quo all
.qulri6 On las gperras pasa&las. Z tom1