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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-11-18
OREGON TURKEYS.

Local Raisers Viii Be Obliged To
Compete With the East.
With Thanksgiving but week dis.
tant, the Salem poultry markets are
especially noticeable from the fact
there is scarcely turkey TO be seen.
Inquery elected the information that
Willamette Valley raisers ask too
much for their turkeys. A Salem
buyer furnishes the following state
ment OF the condition of the market
The time has come at last when the
Oregon turkey raiser must compete
with his neighbor over In the Missls-
Sippi valley. Yet we have the advan-
tage Of the cost OF transportation
from there.
Kansas City has notified the whole
sale dealers OF the Pacific coast that
they will furnish dressed turkeys, II.
o. b. cars, Kansas City, cents per
pound, Wells, Farge Express COM
pauy say they will lay them down
here for cents per pound, making
total cost OF turkeys to the Wholesale
merchant l2 cents per pound.
Other kinds Of poultry Is also offered
at about the same rates aud they are
anxious 70 secure orders in this part
OF the country.
The Oregon turkey Iraiser should
sell their birds whenever they are
suitable for market, aud not under
take TO sell them all at once on some
particular holiday there is more OF
less turkey used at all times OF the
year, and especially In the winter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-11-18
w. H. JOY kxoNERArED.
The Former Accountant Makes State
ment Of Alleged Shortages.

The Former Accountant Makes State
ment Of Alleged Shortages.
About 5 o'clock Wednesday after
noon, the case Instituted against W.
II. Joy, former accountant for the
Salem Labor Exchange, on the charge
of larceny by bailee, was concluded
and the july returned a verdict
within five minutes after leaving the
court room, declaring Mr.. JOY not
guilty. The many friends Of Mr..
Joy ln this city claim great in
Justice has been done him and even
assert that the case was none other
than that OF malicious prosecution.
MR.. IoY's STATEMENT.
Defendent was seen this morning,
and claims this is all malicious pro Sc
cution and is only instituted in order
to injure him. In the first place he
says the charge Of larceny Of quar-
ter OF beef is over year old, and
thinks It strange that the matter
should nave been lelJ so long WlJnOuO
prosecution. Furthermore, he says
the plaintiffs made no reference to
that charge at the trial, studiously
avoiding the subject.
In regard to the charge Of his alb
stractIng $40 In checks, Mr.. Joy says,
that when the checks came from the
head Office the numbers on the checks
and stubs Ia our book did not cores
pond. This Mr.. Joy says made things
look bad, but insists that those checks
were used with the knowledge of the
directors. He also claims that S7C0
worth of checks were lost. strayed or
stolen last year, and that he sold his
home to make that amount good 10
the exchange.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-11-18
GOVERNOR LORD
Has Decided to Not Interfere
in the Porter Case.
THE CURRY COUNTY FEUD.
State Aid May Be Invoked TO Pre-
serve Order at Chetco.
THE CURRY COUNTY ftuO'

At the present writing Governor
Lord had not found sufficient facts e
authorize him TO interfere In the Kel
say Porter hanging. He has spent The
past few days examining papers con
nected with the case, and IL the kill.
ing INVOLVED only the young mar
with whom Porter had some difficulty
the governor would allow some leni.
ency. But the trial was for killing
the father, and there is still the
further crime Of killing the mother
under identically the same circum-
stances, which is not explained away
by any facts before the governor.
The case will be left open to the
last hour TO hear and consider any
new light that can be thrown upon a
crime which practically amounts to
killing whole family.
There are two vacancies in the Ore
gon legislature caused by the death of
Hons. j. II. Kruse,. Peoples, and Dr..
T. j. Lee, Democrat.
THE CHETCo FEUD.
LII. Adams, of Silverton, brother
in-law OF "Curry" Coolidge, killed by
the Van Pelts in Curry county.
Thursday, was in Salem yesterday and
told Governor Lord Of the condition
of affairs in Curry county, pre-
paratory to asking for state aid, which
he thinks will soon have to be In
voked. Mr.. Adams brought with him
two dispatches received yesterday by
A, 1. Coolidge. at Silverton, from a
private citizen at Chetco. One said:
"The Van Pelts are fortified In
their house with IA rifles. Indians
and half breeds are coming from Cali
fornia as reinforcements They refuse
to surrender. -Four of the tribe are
under guard; captured last night.
Streets and roads patroled by true and
trusty meH."
Another dispatch says:
"Followlng criminals have escaped:
Charles Thomas, jr., and Thomas, ST.,
Lincoln and Robert Van
Pelt, and e. e. Hughes. Make known
everywhere.
Mr.. Adams has property Interests at
Chetco, and desires protection. Coy
srnor Lord is ready to furnish state
aid and only awaits information from
local authorities that they are unable
TO preserve law and order.
Articles Of Incorporation of the
Oregon Wood Company, of Portland,
we're today filed In the office of the
Secretary Of State. The object of
the corporation is to flume cord wood
into the Columbia river from the
OF Columbia county max
ing use of the waters Of what is
known as Milton Creek near st
Helens.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-11-18
PERSONALS.

Hon. A. @. Woodcock Is In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bruce are
visiting relatives in Vancouver.
Representative Mckinley Mitchell,
OF Gervais, was In the city today,
Mrs. T. J. Cherrington, Of Dallas,
spent the day with Salem frionds.
Mrs.. III. II. Fletcher has returned
from an extended visit at Jefferson.
Mr., and Mrs. Geo. w. Belt returned
this afternoon TO their home at Spok-
ane, Wn.
Miss Abble Mills, superintendent OF
the Salem Hospital, has returned
from brief Visit at Albany.
Banker e. P. Mccormack has re-
turned from a weeks visit on the
Siuslaw.
Miss Earnestine Levy left Wednes-
day evening for points In California,
where she will spend the winter.
Mrs. G. Il. Lum, who has been the
the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. A.
Burton, for the past month, departed
this afternoon for her home at Kenne-
wick, WD.
Rev. A. HutchIson, formerly pastor
OF the local Presbyterian church, but
now located at Seattle, is In this city,
a guest at the home Of G. A. Rock
well Ia Yew Park.
John MoIr, Jr., assistant in the
First National bank, has sufficiently
recovered from his recent trouble
with lniamatory rheumatism, TO per-
NIT bis being on the streets again.
A. w. Dennis has returned from an
extended visit at points in California
Like all other cregonians, Mr.. Dem
mis- returns, satisfied that "there's no
place like home" Oregon against the
world.
Mrs. Jane Black, OF PrIneyIlle,
Crook county, is visiting at the home
Of her neice Mrs. c. NJ. Charlton.
Mrs, Black has not been Ia Salem foT
oyer 20 years and naturally finds a re,
markabie change Ia the city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-11-18
DIED.

WILSON.-At the home of her
daughter, Mrs. W. ]. Humphreys, in
the Waldo fills, at 9p. m. >, We'd
nesday, November II, 1897. Mrs.
Margaret r. Wilson, aged 81 years.
Deceased has been a resident of Or
egon since 1859, coming from Tennes
see. She leaves two sons and three
daughters to mourn her death, viz: j..
Fl. Wilson, Salem: T. II. Wilson, Palo
Alto, CAL; Mrs. w. ]. Humphreys and
Mrs. John Humphreys, of Marion
county, and Mrs, o. P. P. Pence, of
Des Moines, la.
Funeral services were held from the
home at 2 O'Clock this afternoon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-11-18

Thus since time is short and labor
long,
Here the bard will sadly leave his
song
Hoping when The game is won and
Berkley faint.
And the city boasts coat OF cardinal
paint.
Then again his song To wildly swell
And Of Joy and victory 20 tell
RALPH A. WATSON.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-11-18
ADJUSTMENTS.

The Friday night dancing club, Or
ganized some three years or more ago,
and which held its first party for this
season on the evening Of November
5th, has forwarded notices to members
that she second party for this season
will be held on the evening Of Friday.
November 10. The organization is a
very popular one, being composed ex-
cluslyely OF married people who meet
fortnightly for very pleasant informal
parties.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-11-18
RnMnMRER

We are stlll giving away that most
interesting book 1.-THE Lost Shackle,
or Seven Years Wit the Indians" |"
on the purchase Of So worth of goods,
at The Fair Store. You can't afford
TO miss reading It, or will send to any
address post paid on receipt OF 25c.
q. y. DABNEY,
224 Commercial street. Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-11-18
BORN.

SHIRLEY.-At the family home, in
North Salem, November IA, 1897, to
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Shirley, son,
weight 10 pounds.
The happy pater-familas is sales
man in the Salem Woolen mills store
and Is all smiles.
STARR-Thursday, November 18 1897
to Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. N. Starr, at 224
Front Street, Salem, a son.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-11-18

Lovers Of face. comedy will exper-
ience a rare treat Friday night at the
opera house when "The Late Mr..
CASTILLO" will be presented by select
company. With an improved opera
house and late car service to all parts
of the city there should be a good at
tendance Friday night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-11-18

Wednesday evening NOV. 24) the
Salem Social Circle will present
farce iammed full of hits on the local
press, written by our home play
wright, Mr.. Chas. Burggrat,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-11-18

OOlAACAAAiA6 AOA NA~
A tne spring top that will spin for
more than a minute given free u
every purchaser Of boots or shoes To
the amount Of 81 or more.
Just Received.
Mems, ladies' and bo5s' fine shoes,
cheap and good.
Wool Hosiery.
For men, ladies and children. We
invite comparison Of prices. We can
save you money
Shirts,
White shirts at 40 cents. A better
grade at 80 cents and shirt with a
pure linen bosom and New York mills
muslin, for IS cents. This shirt Is
sold every where at 81. When You
need anything Ia mems furnishing
goods. yet our price. 1t will pay you.
Osburn's Racket Store
Next door TO Albert's bank,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-11-18

A BAD RoAD.-Considerable COM
plalnt Is coming Ia about the road 10
the reform school belnR badly Hooded.
In some places the water II knee deep,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-11-18

The eminent actGr Louis James,
who played Spartacus at Salem last
year, is billed for "a Cavalier OF
France" at the Reed Monday evening
Noy, %.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-11-18

WEATHER FoREcAsT.-For Wedues-
day night and Thursday continued
rain.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-11-18

To Cure Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tab
let's. All druggists refund the money
if'lt fails TO cure. 25c. The genuine
has l.. B Q. on each tablet.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-11-18
MARRIED.,

KING-FISHER.-At the Marion
county court house, November II,
1897, Miss Amanda A. King to Mr..
Philip Fisher, County Judge G. p.
Terrell officiating.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-11-18

EOFF-MILES.-At the residence Of
the officiating clergyman, on North
Cottage street, Wednesday, Novem-
Der II, 1897, Miss Georgia A. Eoff to
Elwyn Page Miles, both of Enger,
Rev. @ T.. Kliewer officiating.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-08-01
SUSPENSION DE pAGOS.
REFoRMA
DEL CODlGO De COMERCIO.

La G0eeta de hoy publica e.
R. D. de IS de JUNO 1timo re
lativo a ia modification del Co
digo Gle Concrete en- la impor.
tante materia de suspension de
pagos.
Nos ocuparemos otro dia con
mas defenimiento en- tan necesa
ria y descada reforma, que es la
sIgulente:
"a propuesta del Ministro de u
tramar, de aCuerdo con 10 informado
por la Comision coiifcadorA y en- uso
de la autorizacion que concede a Mi
Gobierno el articulo 50 de la Consti
tucion De la Monarqula; en- nombre
de Nj Augusta Hijo eI Rey don Al
fcnio XIII y como Reina Regente del
RENO, Vengo en- decretar 10 slguien
te :-Artfculo 10 Sc hace extensive
a las islas de Cuba, Puerto Rico y FIJI
lipinas la reforma intro 1ucida por la
Ley de 10 del corriente en- los artfcu-
los $40, 81, 87z y 873 del C6digo
de Concerto VICENTE en- la Peninsula,
de ~ de Agosto dc 1885 y ap:icada
a Cuba y Puerto Rico, por Real De
creio de 28 de Enero de 1886, y Fl
lipinas, por ell de 6 de Agosto de
I888.-Art. p La nueva reduction
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-08-01
lCoNCLUCION).

En- ell segundo iba sentado su sr'a
en- ell tercero los dos Alcaldes hordj-
narios, en- el quarto los ohciales rea-
les y rexidores, en- cada estribo dos
ninos bestidos de damas, adornados
con joyas preciosas, en- eli centre os
m1siccs, enmascarados, sonando todo
genero de Instruments.
Por 10 que toca afuela q cada es-
tribo iban dos oiciales montados =
cabalio, con espada en- mano. vesti-
dos de azul vnIformemte., guarneci-
dos de galones, con vandolrras encar-
nadas 4 la similitud de aquellas guar
dias del cuerpo real respecto de que
iban en- custodia de los refefldos re-
tratos | delante iba la m ara. for
mada en- dos alas, cada uno de dist n
10 trage, de modo que daua golpe
N mismo tempo el magestueso Sc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-08-01
FL ACUEOUCTO.

Despues de tantos inconve-
nientes y iiEcultades surgidas des
de que Sc inicio el expedlente pa
ra tan importante asunto, por fin
podemos considerar como un he
tho la realization de la utillsima
obra del acueducto de San Juan
de Pto Rico. Por fin, dentro de
POGO tempo, quizas algunos me-
ses, no mas, tendremos 10 que
tanta falta nos mace y 10 que tan
to de renos sc echa en- una po-
blaci6n de la importancia y cul-
tura de esta.
Varios han sido los proyectos
v hasta llegaron a recaudarse
,364.37o pesos az centavos, con
los cuales hublera podido induda
blemente acometerse tan vital
empresa 4 no ser por que, coar
t4da unas veces la accion mum
cipaI por d'sposiciones especiales
que en- epocas anreriores reglan,
Y snprimida postcriormente toda
intervention del Ayuntamiento
en- G. asuuto. por haoerse creado
por orden del Gobierno Supreme
un conseio especial para todo 10
relative 4 los tondos del acue 4uc .
t., la Excma. Corporation lego
a lgnorar completamcnte cusnto
con clio Sc relacionaba.
Permanec;6, por cons;gaiente,
mnerto eI proyecro, sin que alb
soIu,amenta nadia Sc hic:era en-
el, hasta que, gracias q la cons
tancia y actividad de nuestra ce
losa Corporation municipal. que,
venciendo miles difcuItades, Sc
propuso y decide abordar con
fe esta mejora, cuya importarcia
con solo dirigir una oieada sobre
la situaci6n topograhca de la Ca
pital, colocada en- una arlda roca
que ell mar circuye separandolA
del resto de la isla Asi Sc We
cuan importante es la necesidad
de proveerla de un acueducto que
ia surta abundante nente del aqua
necesaria para los usos de Ia vida,
cues los pozos 6 cisternas que
existen apenas dan cabida a tan
necesario lfquido para los usos
mas comunes de la vida, no per
mitiendo, no va el desarrollo de
las industrias que tanto han me
hester de aquel Indispensable
elemento, pero nj siqaiera ell EN-
plo de las medidas mas senci
las que Ia hygiene recomienda
para la salubridad p6blica.
Para mayor facilidad, Sc han
en- trozos las diferentes
classes de obs as; haciendose unas
por contrata y otras por admins
TRACTION: unas y otras, Sc encuen
tran bastante adelantadas. aten-
diendo el numero relativamente
escaso de trabajadores que han
podido emplearse.
Esta proximo q terminarse ell
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-08-01

de los artlculos reformados ser1 Ia 81
guiente: Articulo SO. FL comcr-
ciante que poseyendo bienes suficien.
tes para cubrir todas sus deudas, pre-
yea la imposibili1ad de cfectuarlo
las fechas de sus resoectivos venci-
mientos, podra consttuirse en- estado
de suspension de pago, que dtclarafa
81 Juez dc IA lnseancia dc su domici..
lilo, en- vista de su manifestation. y
Articu o 81, Tambiea podra el CO.
metclante que posea b.enes suhcientes
para clbrir % 10 SD pasivo, pre-. eatar
SO en- estado de sus en,ion de psgns,
dentro de las 4S hofas sigucntcs al
vencimiento dc una obligacicn que no
haya satisfecho. Ar i:ulo 872 Ell
comerciante que pretenda Sc lc decla
re en- estado dc suspeu ion de pago,
debera aCompafar a su instancia ell
balance de su activo y pasivo la pro-
posiclon de la espera que solicite de
sus acreedores, que no podrA exceder
de trss ans. .~Si bajo Gu lquiera for
ma Sc pretendiese. qulta o re,ajA de
los ere iitos, Sc negarA el Jlcz a ira
nitar la soiicitul de suspension de pa
go. -AFtlculo 873. f. expe iiente de
| suspension de pago Sc &C moda'a 4
los tfamltes mArcados en- la Ley espe
clal. 81 la espera fee desesr ma
da por la unta, queda a tefmna 10
eI expediente. .-Lo dispuesto en- los
1articulos $40 al 873 sera APPLICABLE
lbs SuSpenoiones dc pagos de las SO
cledades y empresas no comprendida.
en- el articulc $50 Para que dichas
| Socledades. no cOmprendidas Ell el ar.
tlcuio $50, puedan constitulrse en- es
tado dc suspension de pago, sea in
dlspensable e acuerdo de los socios
adoptado en- Junta general plecisa
mente conVocada al etecto, dentro de
tesmino seflalado en- el articulo 87I
Para la reunion de la Junta Sc hIarsl
los PLACES mas breves que consental
los estatutos escrituras sociales. -
Art. 3? Del presente Decreto Sc da
ra cuenta las Cortes --Dado en- Pa
lacio veinte y cineo de JUNO de mi
ochocientos noventa y siete MA.
RIA CRISTINA.-E Ministro d,
Ultramar, Tomas CasteI2axo y VllG
,rgya."
Y puesto ell clmplase por S. E. col
fecha 30 del corriente, de su order
superior Sc publica en- la "Gaceta OF
cial" para general conocimiento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-08-01

paulatino y complete de nuestro
Credo.
Pero la simple declaration que
Sc haga en- la prensa no basta
para llevar al amino de todos el
hrme convencimiento de la acti
tud y prop6sitos que abriga el
Partido Unconditional y por ESQ,
{ invocando Ia confusion de pa
receres rcinantes acerca del mis-
mo y la opinion que Sc extierde
de que las actuales reformss y
las que anuncia el partido liberal
de la Peninsula, determinan un
golpe de muerte para nuestra
colectiviuad, nos permitimos ex-
poner la indication de que acaso
fuera conveniente Ia manifesto
ci6n solemne Il Official de que, a
ratihcarse ell incondic;onallsmo
en- su historic y al conhrmar una
V NIL wees su Credo, sostiene sus
ideales y ahanza su existencia.
De este modo, al desarrollar
tambien ell programa politlco que
Ie parece mas adecuado para Ia
goberna cion = administration
de estas provincias, sin pejui
CO siempre del que los Gobier
nos eStimen mejor, Sc ilustrara Il
opinion p1blica y Sc convencerar
poiiticos y no politicos, y quiz;
hasta nuestros lmplacables adver
arios de aqui, de los grandes ye
rros en- que obliga a incurrir !;
falta de conotimiento exacto d.
las cosas y las intrigas y apaslo
namientos de muchos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-08-01

movim:ento de tierras en- Ia par
te de los grandes tan4ues para
los filtros, y sc trabaja con bas
tante actividad en- el dep6sito
para aguas 6ltradas. Cast ter
mInado sc encuentra tambien el
terraplen que ha de servir de de
fensa contra las Corrientes del
rio. Es esta la obra mas impor
tante de todos los que Sc ejccu-
tan. Ell volumen lie la escava
ci6n es de cerca de 10000 me
tros c1bicos.
El dep6sito de Rio Pcdras s.
eieSuta por contrata, slen 10 $
costo de $500 pesos y sus dl
mensiones dc 1880 metros de
largo por % de ancho y 40
de altura, dividido en- dos com
partimientos con capacidad cada
uno para 1900 metros cubicos
de aqua.
La colocaci6n dc la tubcria Sc
hace por contrata. por la can
tid4d lie $63.o51 incIuyendo Ia
distribution para esta Capital y
Santurce. El costo de la colcca
ci6n de la tube,ia maestro de o SC
es lie So ell metro lineal. Sc har
colo1ado todos los tubos en- e
trayecto comprendido entire e
camjno que conduce a los depo
sitos y el puente de "Martin Pc
ma. TambiGn sc ha colocadc
de esta parte del puente hasta {
Institute de los P. Escolapios Ell
una longitud de 2 kilometres.
Pronto Sc continuaran las prue
bss para asegurarse de la imper
meabilidad de las juntas
| Tanto los tubos como roda
las demas pleas necesarias par;
ell servicio, como llaves de des
agile, ETC., son procedentes d.
una fabrlca francesa y su adqui
sicion y transporte esta contrata
do por los Sres I. Silva y CO
del comercio de esta plaza.
Esta adjudicado ell suministr'
y montaje de las msquinas y cal
deras para "a elevation del agu
4 los Sres Sucesores de Abarca
Estas Sc componen de dos juego
de maquinas con condensado
sistema COmbonma, y cada un
con capacida lara elevar Glen Ii
tros por segundo 4 clncuent
metros de altura.
He acui, a grandes rasgos, G
resumen del estado actual de la
obras para ell abastecimlento d
aguas de esta Capital, cuyas mott
cias, vivamente impreslonados
por la sorpresa que nos causar;
el adelauto de los trabajos he
mos tornado sobre el terreno.
| Otro dfa, con mas detenimien
to, volveremos a ocuparnos d
este importante asunto, llmitan
donos por hoy a felicitar caluro
samente y cual es digna de ellc
q nuestra c>losa CorporacioI
Municipal, la que con sin igua
entereza, aborda y realiza CO..
recursos propios empresa tan ar
dua como la de que lratamos, su
perior, pero muy superior su
fuerzas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-08-01

las casas Capitulares y desde elias
vleron lidiar II toros que este fin
tenian preven'dos, que sin desgracia
y con gran celebration del concurso
divirtieron Ia tarde y dieron un abun-
dante refresco, tanto la referida CO
mitiba como q todas las sras ilustres.
Dieron una abundante cena a todas
las pe'sonas referid en- vna de las
casas que~ei rey tiene en- la plaza que
estaba adornada de vna colgadura de
dam SEQ earnest con espexos puestc s
con grandissima leAexion y simetria;
estabA iluminada con arA1as y con
copias de christal y en- el frente de
ella un victo~ que decia "Viva nro
mona'cha Don Fernando Sexlo rev
de las Espaflas u, y les lados los re
teridos retratos vaXo de un dosel,
al pie de estos la silla que Sc ha dicho
hizo su srla para ell dia de la Jura que
segun Sc sabe era de vna vistosa per-
ziana con clabos y galanes de plata,
coxin y alfombra correspondence y
aunque la pusieron para aslento de su
Sria, 10 egecut6 q la mano drs dc ella
por no dar la espalda a sns sses.
Concluida la cena Sc empezd ell fes
in que acabado la muger del refeido i
'argto NOR coxio el victor, dos sras ell
'etrato del rey, otras dos ell de la rel |
~ y yel Govr detras en- custn il d..
sil4s: das las dem4a sy fl iaic.
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los fllas acompafados de Ia m1sica
lei festin pasearon la Ciud. disparan
10 muchos fuegos de mano y fue tan
,rande el regocijo que no solo salie :,
on las puertas y ventanas hombres.
1ugeres y nifios, sino que algunos Sc
istieron y acompanaron con el mismo |,
!borozo hasta la casa de su sria, y SUI
Iendo con este horden hasta su ca. |,