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H1TES'S NEXT VETO.
No Democratic Plans for the Future-Many
In Favor of Hacking Down.

WASHINGTON, May 25.-Hayes will send to
the House on Tuesday his defence Of the use ht
the polls OF supervisors Of elections and deputy
marshals. The formal attempt 10 pass the Leg
islative, Executive and Judicial Appropriation
and more caucusing will be in order. No plans
Tor the future have been arranged There is a
wide diversity OF opinion among the Democrats
rs 10 the best course To pursue. but many of
them are in favor Of backing down from the
position 50 brAvely assumed 10y the party nt the
beginning Of the session. The AUTHORIZATIONS
Tor the legislative. executive. and judicial de-
partments Will certainly be made hut there will
be bitter struggle before any appropriations
are made for the army while tho laws authori2-
lng the use OF troops al the polls remain on the
statutes.
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STRUCK By A WHIRL WIND.
A River Mall Steamer Capsixed and Sunk
and six Person. Drowned.

LAKE CHARLES, La.. May 25-In a thunder
storm yesterday afternoon whirlwind struck
the small mail propeller Ramos in the Calcasieu
River short distance below this place. The
boat was instantly capsized. and Immediately
sank in about thirty feet Of water. Eight per-
sons were on board the time-the Captain. en-
gincer, and six passengers. as follows: Lucien
Drnaive, of Galveston, j. G, Bird of Cameron
10 and l2 years Of Calcasieu Parish: Jose-
phne Hawkins. coored. and her child two
years old The Captain and engineer swan
ashore. but the rest were drowned. The bodies
were all recovered. except that Of Josephine
Hawkins, and buried here to-day. The Cap
and gnve them piece Of drilt wood to hold 10.
and then attempted to push them ashore but
the girls could not retain their hold. The Can
tain also threw a life prescrver toward Mr.
Denalve. but u lnlled " reaehed him.
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Wn. Mr.. Moodrun Konnsh,

John L. w oodruir the White sewing machine
confined TO his house all day yesterday by the
injuries that he says he received assault by robbers
on Friday last Or A. Bauyelt OF 39S West Twelfth
street 10 whom the patient was recommended by the
hospital surgeon, examined MIN second time Yesterday
mormng lie says that care aud rest are necessary and
lett sluct orders that the sick man soud not hr ukcd
90. In conversation In the Afternoon Nh NOuiruu
reiterated ms statement, and bitterly denounced the
theory OF the police that he had hurt himself "lf my
they would he satisfied Then there would have been 900
one lett 10 tell the tale, ana they woud have that
committed sulciirn lie denied that hc under the
iu1ucuce of liquor on Monday and Tuesday. as wen AS
Aliens assertion that there deficiency of $40 In the
Office nccounts Aliens hostility, he uumatei. WAS
caused by that gentleman desire 10 get his place sales
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John f. Darling. Il commissioner Of deeds.
living at i21East Twenty third street accused yc.-
terday IN the Norkyhe Police Court hy jacob Miller of
a12 East Twenty sccor street and Nicholas Grorhnu,cn
of ~ FIRST avenue both liquor dealers of aompuus to
cNtnrf money hN ulu- them that their hc,I~,s were
illegal. aud that they must make Application troueh INN
ur new ONES The understanding was thar thrA Nrr, to
pay him for the aul' tuns. barring SAID that Ice had
been informed hN lAel,r Inspector Tpr,lrc krlN that
the hccusrs o tho conn HirHuts were defective. and
simply called upon them In consequence Justice khrrth
characterized the ease severely und hDd DARING for
further examination II Is s1il that cortlin comml--
ennrrs oi docts are IN the hHllt ot calling on hluur
dealers whom they consider pulhh.r and inducing ticm
90 tcnrW tcir applications charging from - u g for
drawing tlc papers They obtain lulurmuuuu lu cases
of slight mtorntlity from excise inspectors with whom
they are thought 10 have an uuders standing
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SPARKS fKOM TnE rEAEGR4pH.


The French Admiral sls,ct is dead
Cardinal N.wmIn is suffering from pneumonia
~ Mayor n rhapln ot Cleveland died ON Satu,SAI
night u.ed nG Years
The enrichment of contingent OF 5000 Nauos1l
Guards Ia, been ordered iu Greece
VIM i Wuofeude, aged p wears committed ,ll,ida A.
shooting, m Worcester. Mass un saturday night
revision OF the scorers tables show that the Rh MA
Island team was Victorious by 0s Ve iu the
pedestrian tournament in Boston last week.
The Prince of Bulgaria has arrived u Berlin lie mad
an audience Will the Emperor William AT noon yes. :
daY, ana was present alta state dinner lat evening
william Van ostrnud of W,pmugrr Fuil. tc distan,<
OF ullN rect ON saturday, amt. -tuhug Ipuu "a MagpA
wheel had both legs and several ribs broken He is nal
expected To survive. ~
The burglars who entered the residence Mrs PelAa
Gardiner IN Providence X l., and nearly stranglel
her have been arrested They prove to be Erwin shSe
clerk IN Wholesale drug store.
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MARRIED DESPITE oPPosIrIoM
a Paris Youth who Followed nm American
Girl TO the United states.

Fashionable circles in Newark comment
on the recent marriage OF Miss Pauline Berk-
ing the daughter Of wealthy resident Of
South Orange avenue. and Mr.. II. G. Guimaraes
OF Paris France. who is the son of former
Brazilian Minister to this country. Miss Berk-
ing is 81 years old. and we'll educated. Mr..
Guimaraes is 2S years OF old. and was formerly
q student in New York. Miss Berking went
abroad with n party OF friends last year. and
WINS introduced to Guimaraes in Paris He be-
come infatuated with her. and iourneyed to this
country. Several weeks ago he took board at the
Park House. Newark and made many friends.
He told several persons that he was fond Of Miss
Berkng, and 1t was understood from his re-
marks that her father was opposed TO the mnr-
riagc, and that his own father objected TO II. He
frequently met Miss Bcrking however. and
week ago last Saturday quietly married her
in the residence ot Mr.. J. B. lie Francois in
South Orange. John ORrilley. a Justics Of the
Peace. performed the ceremony in the presence
said 10 n reporter that Mr.. Guimaraes had urged
him several times to unite him and Miss Berk-
ing. and that at first he refused on tho
plea that n clergyman was the proper person.
formed by clergyman would be declared null
and void in France. and that IL would cause his
dsinhpritance. He was. he said. n French
Catholic. and Miss Berking n Protestant. and
therefore II the nuptas were performed by
any but civil officer mis- entire future pros
nccts must be blghted. Justice OReilley went
10 the Rev. Father Salone OF Seton Hall College
for advice. and the Rev. Father Salone said that
the young mans averment relating to the
French law was correct. Justice O'Reilley then
consented tO perform the marriage ceremony
after being assured by Miss Berking that her
parents were not opposed 10 the match. The
Rev. William Reib. the pastor OF tho German
church at Court and Lincoln streets.
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Anxlou. Molher. at the naby show.

On Saturday evening. Just before the hour for
them to take their seats the platform with their com.
peung progeny. the mothers in the Brewster Hall baby
show demanded their saying that they would not
return to the platform til they had received what was
due them. A. the same time in the managers Office
were some creditors of the enterprise who had been
waiting for tile arrival ut the cs-rc ui the hutlur Mr
A Frshlc, who the manager said was the responsible
man Mr. Fr.hic dii not return the MANAGER, Claude
de Haven persuaded the mothers remain m the nall
ami take their places ON the platform promising that he
would them after the evenings receipts had been
counted. AZ the close Of the show there was not
enough money left IN the golfers satisfy the demand
OF the mothers Still later Mr. do Haven relinQuished
the mAnagership Of the show.
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COLUMBUS, o.. May 25,-As the carriage be-
on-e to the Reform School starting from the main
building Yesterday with party of ladies tug Lancaster.
fIhk Nhnshrt ihe olceraph operator At thr n-ft.uu
sHrrul' nAent oi the stables not o. do ,o Cd, the car
rlatr was already sufficiently loaded Thcrcup4u Shu
Rntl ditM revolver aud hrod az Carr. the ball iu.
enc IN the tsht shoulder As the lai cannot ur foru
II D.. supposed that u buried itself IN the lung carr.
condition Is DANGEROUS tonight shugart was arrested
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RocHEsrrR, May 25.-At about o'clock this
evening Robert chrsuiu. while mhoriu- under mor,sA
terror an,ug from dcluum tr,mcus threw hms ~ "a
tho railroad r1ck In ths clty in 'rou of the NaenvA
Fails cmi-rlnt train, uul va. I'rd the body wta
severed near thr heart iiH wa. single uuu H3 ycaTf
oid He broke away rom uitud. Nhu We're irving VI
quiet him hrrHu-c lc feared that some mtu iu an nd.
'ctni collar intended To murder him, said they
had Threatened tn
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PARIS. May 25-The French Derby was sma
today at On auuy, aud WIS by Count La Granesn
ch colt Lut 10y length. Baron R'thschid's Comman.
dant second uui lalf head iu advance n Count La
urhnt"., RAW. H. Sine horses started The weather
Mi cloudy lAe hetuu- 20 the II % AZ inst
Iut go g. AGAINST ommauiaut, 80 ,ans FLAWS H.
amt II 90 against saalog was the faVorlte bat
did not gam a place.
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4 stable ana Twelve Horse. burned.

DENVER Col, May pa llre last night toto a.
consumed the frame bocA ln Nineteenth street bctwerl
Halliday and Lorimer street. The Charles Hotel and
II Son. livery stable suffered most The .rcatcr prrt
oi the hocl utnrr was removed but the flames sprea al
su rapidly That the livery sttn and Hl ~ contents las
ciuue twelve horses were consumed Tie total loss y
cl'Nn which j. partly covered by insurance. The Grd
is attributed TO Iuceudiarcs.
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JOrTINGS IN AND NNlR rnE CITY.

Galusha A Grow is at the Fiuh Avenue Hotel
Thomas Williams OF Detroit taken To Bellevue Hos
piHl from the occidental Hotel yesterday in 1T OF do.
hrium uemenS lie had $1,000 On his person
Greas9n bogart Pierce, jewellers at ls2 Broadway.
were robbed OF $1,000 worth OF diamond ewelry on sat
urday by swndler who had obtained the Of
Nj John H. Greason, the senior partner "
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France Pushing the Deposition Of, the KAed,y.

LONDON, May 2j.-rhe Observers leading nr-
uce SAYS. "li We are ulhuY informed, France has
again pressed upon Enslaui ilc cNpedicncy taking
,rn> 'r thc tcl"-lu"n uf ho kuediyc DO the n
Eu.lhiu u'i ,hlrrituu1 co." rr"W.Hl France hap -.
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Troy, May 25.-Sherfr Hotchkiss received n
notice yesterday the the Troy and Boston
Railroad that trouble expected at the lloosac June
ton last night The Sherin and readiness
with special train TO proceed To the Junction The
ciulens corps were also IN readiness should their sen.
vices he required. Up 70 this hour all quiet nj the
Junction Ii Is safe TO say there will be no trouble TO,
"A
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SAN Francisco, May 25.-Tho Sherff's jury
impaneed 10 try the question OF the sanity OF Troy Dye
eX Public Administrator Sacramento under sentence
OF death for murder and who has lately been exhibiting
symptoms OF an unsound mind, have returned aNerdct
nat he sane Dye and his accessory, Anderson will
be hanged on Thursday neat
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LONDON, May 26-Tne Standards despatea
from Madrid reports tt the royal message Will dr-hd
mat the 'ahu leaves the question of reforms Cuba
10 the Iortes but Insists the slaves
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PARIS. May 25.-Lt SoW announces that the
seconds ui fuui de ta~sagunc aud Goblet have d.
cided that there Is not sufficient cause Tor duel.
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LONDON, May 25-Thc six days swimmlu,s
m1icu was won lN capt Nrhh. Nlf score ui "a lnNls
G Fearnc was s'c'nI making 63 mics
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Rapidly rising barometer. brisk and h'ea
northwest 10 northeast winds decidedly cooler and conF
or partly cloudy weather. preceded by hAh rama
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-28

que han hecho Sc han puesto en-
ridfculo dejandose guar por ocultos
enemigos del BoLETIN.
Quedan en- pie las afrmaciones de
nuestro suelto del sabado, y roga-
mos al Gobierno que dessstime una
instancia encaminada inconsciente-
mente a impedir que los voluntarios
del honrado gremio de pulperla pue-
dan asistir a los ejercicios que Sc
aproximan, y a esclavizar a muchos
infelices que no tienen mas que esas
horas para SUI aseo personal, y que
nj una sola para ir a misa les dan
por la manana muchos de los prin-
cipales.
Lucidos han quedado los frman-
tes del comunicado de M Agente.
Bien hacen en- decir que no volve-
ran q nacerlo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-28

empieza por ST misma? !? El BoLETIN
MERoANTIL, en- su afan de yer en- V.
defectos, asegura que Y. ha perdido
en- su viaje aquel 6uen decir de Ger
vantes. Error lC6mo Sc puede
perder 10 que no Sc tiene? / ST en-
1873, entire un million de dislates,
decia " que en- case de guerra con
la gran repdblica americana, los mo-
nitores yankees des5astarlan nuestros
campos! Y no hay remedio.
Nj su intimidad con un academico
cervantino de los humos del Sr. Mon
ge le saliva d V. de estos defectillos,
nj su empeno en- robustecer la grama-
tica con verbos barbaros como 5aade-
pendsa0r, sa1encaar, etc. etc. le vale d
V. para que Juncos lie recomiende d
Herran. Y la razon es sencilla +:
cuaado Natura no 10 da, Salamanca
tampoco.
UN VoLUNTARIo.
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y FOLLETIN.
La NOVA DE- LAMMERMOOR.
II POR iyseg.sg. sf
SIR WALTER SCOTT.
TRADUCCIoN DIREcTA DEL INGLEs
go ;atgHs aSgga PoR1 2a
JOSE PEREZ Morris.
{ (coNTINUAoIoN.) J
se5s Z esE6F2s e II

Z
Mi6ntras trataba de disimular su tur-
bacion con Las ceremoDias exteriores
IA ma educacion esmerada, notaba
nue Al hacer una reverencia Sc le iba
nm pi6 adelante, como 81 quisiese avan-
zar. Yotro hacia atras como 81 tratase
de retroceder, y al quitarse ell embozo
de la .capa. y el sombrero de la cara, sus
dedos sparecian engarrotados como ST
estutissen metidos en- guantes de hero
s como 81 las citadas prendas pesasen
como Ell cplomo. La oscuridad del cielo
parecia aumentar cual 81 ,quisiese sus-
ftituif con sombras los objetos de que
con tanta repugnancia SO despojara.
Orecia tambienIa impaciencia de Ra-
yensMpod sn proportion a la lentitud
del huesped en- explicarse, y parecia
luchar con una terrible agitacion COM
rrimi6 su deseo de hablar mi6ntras que
Fl forastsro parecia buscar en- vano pa
labras con que manifestar 10 que tenia
que decir. Por fn,. Ia impaciencia de
Ravenswood salt6 los hmites que Sc
habia impuesto.
-Not0 que Sir William Ashton no
nuiere anunciarse q 81 mismo en- ell cas-
fillo de Wolfs Crag, dijo. :
-Lo creia innecesario, diio Lord
z KeeuAr. sacado de su silencio como el
esnectro e Ia voz del exorcista os
agradezco, caballero, que hayais roto de
ma req 81 hielo. pues ecircunstancias
aesgraei dsst dsiadme daEles este npas
! - u =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-28

En- nuestro n1mero anterior ha-
bran visto con satisfaction nuestros
lectores un telegrama Official fechado
en- la Habana ei "a del corriente en-
que esegura ell Excmo. Sr. Captain
General de la Isla hermaaa ser muy
favorables las noticias que recibe de
Santiago de Cubay Holguin, donde
alnae,atG e1 ,sunsero de presentaciones;
y que con el battalion que de aqui Sc
le ha enviado espera Sc haga mas
activa Ia persecution por la parte de
Cuba y Sc consiga EN- el mas breve
plazosel lresultado final de la paci6ca-
cion. ss. So. @..s' y Al .s.7s: s@ %ssss,
e Una insurreccion que comenz6
aver y va sus secuaces Sc presentan
d las autoridades, no puede tener
condolences de vida. Recu6rdese que
al colnienzo de Ia de Yara no sc pre-
sentaba nadie. 7fsss gs.e.,e,. 81 8.
4 Reorganizar una rebellion como la
extinguida, cansados, y diezmados y
j.
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bras apagaron la sana que pugnaba por
brotar del corazon de RavensWood.
Este murmurs algunas frases de sor
presa Y de confusion, concluyendo por
manifestar calurosamente 10 feliz que SO
creia al ofrecer asilo baio su pobre to-
cho tan bella huespeda, quien por
fin, recibio con todas las ceremonies
que Sc acostumbraban ent6nces. Sus
mejillas SO juntaron y retiraron despues
como era de rigor Ravenswood no SOL
taba la mano que cort@smente habia to-
mado en- la suya: un carmin bastante
ajeno de aquella ceremonial, habia que
dado impreso en- la casta mejilla de Lu-
cia, cuando de s1bito fue iluminado ell
salon por un relampago que momenta-
neamente hizc desaparecer la oscuridad
que en- 81 reinaba. En- aquel instante
todos los objetos SO vieron distintamen-
to: la fgura ligera y proxima des-
mayarse de Lucia el cuerpo varonil y
bien proporcionado de Ravenswood,
sus morenas facciones y la altanera,
aunque irresoluta, expression de sus ne
gros ojos; los viejos trofeos de armas
y los escudos de nobleza que colgaban
de las paredes todo SO presento claro
Y de bulto la vista de Lord Keeper q
favor del rojo y brillante rayo de luz
que habian enviado las nubes; cuya de-
saparicion fu6 acknowledgements segui-
da del estallido del rayo, pues la nube
electrica estaba muy cerca del castillo !;
vel estruendo fu@ tan rapido y espan-
toso que la vieja torre Sc conmovi6 has
ia en- los cimientos creyendo todos los
que la habitaban que SO les venia en-.
Gina. El hollin, acumulado por los ST.
CLOS, llovio de Ia gran chimenea, reyuel-
TO con cal y polvo, q nanera de nube
que Sc desprendio de los muros. Va
porque el rayo hubiera caido en- el cas-
tillo 8 por 10 violento del impulse que Sc
hubiese comunicado al aire, 81 case fuc
que varias pesadas piedras desprendi-
das de las viejas almenas habian des-
eeadidQ a rpgiente mar, eHal fi d sn.
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Ell HOSPITAL CIVIL.

Hemos visto este edi6cio, que va
va adelantadfsimo en- su parte de
mamposteria. Y aunque profanos
eE el arte, salta q la vista que ell Sr.
Furiati esta cumpliendo con eicacia
y sumo esmero su compromise de
contratista. Las paredes, ARGOS y
demas van hechos con limpieza y no.
table solidez, y la obra honra tanto
al que la esta ejecutando. como hace
POGO favor al que trazo su plano. Los
huecos exteriores son demasiado pc
queiios y mezquinos en- comparacion
del edi6cio !; los ARGOS no estan unos
enfrente de otros, y todo esa casa CO.
losal no tiene mas que una sola puer-
|ta, debiendo tener 10 menos tres al
frente y una q cada lado. ST ocur-
riese un incendio habiendo mucha
gente dentro, Sc quemarfa la mayor
parte, pues impossible seria llegar a
tempo la puerta y por ella salir
muchos IA vez.
Otro defecto capital que hemos no.
tado es 10 pequelos que habran de
ser los aGibes para tan vasto hospital,
y mas 81 Sc tiene en- cuenta 10 mucho
que por ALI escasea el aqua potable.
Rogamos al Ayuntamiento varie ell
plano de dichos aliibes los haga
construir bien grandes, pues, ademas
del hospital, justo es que haya ALI
aqua para dar al vecindario y para
regar los paseos cuando los tenga-
mos }.
Por supuesto, hasta que la capital
no teaga 100000 habitantes no ha-
bra dinero en- las areas municipales
para entretener ese immense hospital.
Para barrer sus suelos no mas Sc ne
cesitaran doce sirvientes 10 menos, su
mueblario no puede costar abajo de
$30,000 y sus gastos anuales no po-
dram hacerse con menos de sesenta
mil pesos.
La experienced hara yer muy prom
to q este vecindario cuanta razon tu-
vo ell BoLErIN, y cuan bien conpren-
dio los intereses de la ciudad comba-
tiendo ese impossible y costosisimo
hospital que la ciudad no puede sos
tener.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-28

empobrecidos como estln los separa-
tistas, y robustecida Ia madre patria
por cuatro amos de paz, no es possible
nj creemos que cobren incremento
nj fuerzas las peque6as partidas
que Sc acaban de alzar en- ell Orien-
te de la Isla.
Lo que ST hay que resolyer prom
to, por grandes y respetables que
sean los intereses q que afecte, es Ia
question de la esclavitud, insosteni-
BILE por las ideas predominantes y
cristianas que "a condenan, insosteni-
BILE por haber sido declarados libres
los esclavos rebeldes, 6 insostenible
porque esa institution es va un peli-
gro para la integridad nacional.
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dando profundamente & Lord Keepsry y
q su hija. Presume que NADIA qued&
len la casa que pueda presentarse pafa'
la comida la cena. tis ..s..ort
-Lo creo, diio secamente Rayenswood
Balderston miro gu ano con un gen.
to de reconvencion yasdpliea y le diio:
n No eran grandes los preparativos
solo ,habia, ademas, de Ia comida ofdi-
maria de vuestro honor, tres platos y 'als'
gunos postres. . sasl ..s.......e
-Basta de charla intolerable, vieio
loco, dijo Ravenswood, mortifcado por
tanta oiciosidad y no sabiehdo como
contra1ecirle sin dar lugar escenaa
todav1a mas ridiculas. ..g.s
Caleb conoci6 gu ventaja y resolvi6r
aprovech8rse de ella Mas, sobservatlr
do que el criado de Lord Keeper, quo
acababa de entrar, hablaba con su amo
aparte, le imito para decir algunas pa~
labras al dido de Ravenswood ,s.ess: ss;..
--Callaos por Dios, senior; me place,
exponer mi alma apor el honor de Il Ia
milia y en- este no debeis mezclaros !: 81
me dejais proseguir ser6 muy modera-
do en- ell banquete mas 81 me contra
decfs, por Dios que he de pintar una
,omida digna de un duque.
Ravenswood comprendi6 que era me-
jor dejar al mayodormo decir 10 que
quisiese, y este empez6 4 enumerar los
platos, contandoles sobre los dedos. s,
e NO SO necesitaba mucho para tres
personas de rango |: el primer servicio
constaba de capones en- salsa blanca,
cabrito asado, tocino 4 la esoocesa :, &C. J,
gundo seryicio, lebratillo asado, aan-
grejos con mantequilla, ternera 4 Il Ao-
rentina; tercer servicio, gallo en- salsa
negra bien; negra est6 ahora con eI
holm una torta de ciruelas y algu-
mas bagatelas mas, tales como frptas en-
dulce, conftes = -. este era todo--d
10 miranda la impacieneia qua ee Ye.g.
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