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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-07
DEAD INFANT FOUND.
Boys Make the Discovory-Au Investig
ton 70 Be Made.

Boys Make the Discovery-Au Investiga.
ton 70 Be Made.
The body OF q dead infant was found
in the neighborhood OF No. engine
Thursday afternoon by two boys. They
failed I'd notify the proper authorities
OF the find, however. until yesterday
afternoon.
The affair has caused quite a sensa-
tion and an investigation will be made.
After telling their story to Alderman
Jones, Chief McAndrew and E. j. Neary
at once went with them to the place
where, they found the body as described
by THE boys. The child was perfectly
formed, and was evidently in healthy
condition when born. It's death was
probably CAUSED by being frozen.
though how long 1t had laid there is
not known.
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DIED FROM HER INJURIES.
Mrs. Hannah Palmer Passes Away a'
Emergency Hospital.


Emergency Hospital.
Mrs. Hannah Palmer. who was Sc
Yiously hurt by falling down flight
OF stairs on Salem avenue, died yes
terday morning at Emergency hospital,
where she had been taken for treat
fnent
Mrs. Palmer wac born in County
Ulster Ireland, about seventy years
ago. and when quite young emigrated
TO this country with her parents. Pre-
vious to this she lived for short time
In Scotland. On their arrival in this
country they came direct to this city,
which has since been their home. Her
husband died in 1880.
The death OF Mrs. Palmer will cause
much sorrow among her friends, of
whom she pose many. She was a
member. of the Presbyterian church.
where she did much active work She
. survived by two daughters.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
Afternoon at 8 O'clock from the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell. Rev. Charles
Lee will conduct the Services. Inter-
Inent In Maplewood cemetery.
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ABSOLUTELY PURE

street. The occasion was in the form
Of book social. and large number Of
new books were added to the library.
During the evening a musical pro-
gramme was rendered and a number Of
speeches made. Towards midnight re-
freshments were served to the large
number Of guests present.
Relief in Six Hours.
Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
eases relieved in six hours by the New
Great South American Kidney Cure"
This new remedy Is q great surprise on
relieving pain in the bladder. Kidneys.
back and every part Of the urinary pas-
seges in male or female. It relieves re-
tention Of water and pain In passing It
almost Immediately. II you want quick
relief and cure this is your remedy
Sold by c. M. Harris. druggist. 1926
Penn avenue. Scranton. Pn.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-07
FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.
The Sisters at the Convent Hold spccis
SArVfNco

The Sisters at the Convent Hold Special
Services.
In the sisterhood of the Immaculate
Heart OF the different parishes Of the
Catholic church. the forty hours devo-
tion observed by them was commenced
yesterday. Masses was celebrated in
the chapel Of st. Rose convent at 6:3O
o'clock which was the opening of the
season Of special prayer.
The devotion continues until tomor-
row. morning. when mass of reposi-
tion will be celebrated at the chapel at
Q o'clock Dec. 8 marks the feast Of
the Immaculate Conception. at which
time the forty hours devotion Is brought
to close. There 10 quite a large COM
mufity at st. Rose now, and during the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-07
The pnulist Fathers IIcrc.

The Paulist fathers, who will conduct
the mission services at st. Rose church
during the next two weeks. arrived in
this city last evening at seven o'clock.
The opening services for women will be
held at ST. Rose church Sunday even
ing, and the sermons and the services on
each of the evenings of the following
week will be more particularly devoted
to them. The week beginning Decem-
bers Of the parish
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-07
New lJydruut ror park Street.

The street committee has decided to
have a hydrant placed on Park street,
between Salem ard Seventh avenues.
The work will be done Immediately.
There is much valuable property in that
vicinity which is unprotected, and If
fire broke out the hose companies would
be unable to cope with the flames, as
the nearest hydrant is at the corner OF
Washington street and Seventh avenue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-07
Surt. Duncan Sued.

Superintendent Duncan, OF the Rapid
Transit company. was arrested Wed
nesday on a charge of assault and bat
terry preferred by p. j. McGlynn, OF
Mayfield, before Alderman j. F. Atkin.
son. Mr.. McGlynn claims that Mr.. Dun.
can elected him from a street car on
Tuesday night. The case will be up for
hearing tonight.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-07

To-day is the Last boy to Take Opt
Licenses.
Under the new law undertakers are
now compelled to register and take out
licenses and today is the last day on
which they can do so. The license
which now costs $40. will be $25 after
today and the applicant will be forced
to take an examination.
The new law will prevent any person
who is not properly qualified from en-
tering the business and will make the
work in the future to be one more care
fully. In cases of contagious disease
the advantage of the law can be readily
seen, as the work must then be done in
the most thorough manner. 1t should
prove a good thing to the undertakers.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-07
Euucrn, Auuounc ,m,ut

The funeral Of the late Charles Ball.
who was killed in the Delaware and
Hudson yard Thursday morning. will
be held at Trinity Episcopal church
Sunday afternoon at . o'clock. The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen will
have charge of the funeral. They have
invited the other brOtherhoOds to at
tend. lnterment will be made in Maple
wood cemetery
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-07
Death Of George Brink.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Brink,
of Darte avenue. was saddened yester-
day by the death of their son, George
Brink. yesterday afternoon, after an i'll
ness Of three weeks of typhoid fever.
'Decea scd was about twelve years old.
The parents have the sympathy OF a
host of friends in their bereavement
A second child is also i'll of the same
disease,
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Ir. u. 4, A. NJ, Social.

The Junior Order United American
Mechanics are preparing for an elab-
oiate social to be given on the four
teenth of this month. A musical and
literary programme may also be given.
There will be addresses by the new dis
trict deputies.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Held in the Lecture Room Of the McthO-
dist Church.

dist Church.
A meeting Of the Sunday school board
of the Methodist church was held in
the" lecture room. The meeting was
mainly to discuss the matters concern
ink the Christmas day celebration in
the Sunday school. This year books or
other presents will be given to the in
fant and primary departments. The
election OF the officers for the coming
year resulted as follows: superin-
tendent, ]. M. Alexander; assistant su-
petintendent, Irving Davis; secretary.
William Opie. jr.; treasurer, Philip
Felts: financial secretary. Frank
Cohch; librarians, Elmer Brokenshire,
Bert Dix; superintendent infant de-
partinent. D. C. Benscoter; superinten-
dent primary department, Anna Berry.
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PITTS7ON.

1.-THE P.ttston ONCE Of the Scranton
where all advertisements, orders for job
work and Items for publication will re-
ce.ve prompt attention. once open from
a. m. to 10p. N.
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suite. How your wife
colored! There never was a
better time to replace it than
now. We must sell those
we've got displayed, as the
Collins-Hale Mfg. Co.'S SAM
pies will Be ready soon.
We offer for the balance
Of the week a half-dozen SIS
Parlor Suites
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UNDERTAKINGS REGISTER.

present season number of visitors will
be present. W
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-07

PittstOn Business Directory.
FOR FIRST-CLASS PLUMBING CALL
on Wright & Co., 81 South Main street.
new range for sale or exchange: also
secondhand household goods, bought or
sold.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-07
Mid-Season
Discount Sale
Is on in our Clothing
Department. Every

Suit and OVercOat re. @
duced 10 per cent. Take !.
the marked price on each
garment, deduct 10 per cent.
and you have our Mid.Sea.
son Sale Price.
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ARE YOU
INTERESTED?
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AND -
POLITICAL HANDBOOK
FOR 1896.

Wide.awake business men who
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For $500

Upholstered in Brocatelle
Silk Plush or Crushed Plush,
mahogany polished frames.
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LIeI0| Credit 0ld Low Price Is HE Ru|Q Power Of This Firm
How
Ashamed

You were last night!
The company noticed
that shabby parlor
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POLICE DEPARTMENT
OF THE CITY oF NEW YORK.
no. 800 MTIBrERY STREET.
BTPEAV or ELECTIONS.
NEW York, october =. 1885.

NOTICE IL hereby given that In pursuance OF section loa
CHAPTER Of Of 1872. the Board of Police
has deslgnae1 ana appointed the place ~ registry and
polling places IN Of the election districts Of the
city county York for the elections next ensuing
foil In wit
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Gleeiion Notirc.

of the city bounded by and lying wl'nn irn', ,,,,s
,.orsa lane old IIoston Road Bsggs avenue YIN
avenue and Bronx River , ., it,, n,r
The Seventh Election District shal coiun ar ,,,a
Of the city bounded by and lying Withn riItt',." ~.
line through cent-t Of Schenen egt7'c. Back ls y'
,d Ipston Post no d. lane lire with Nari'nH prop
erty Eighth street. Second avenue. Teath street """
Bronx River. -, 81 Ala, no-
Tho Eighth Election District shall contain az nm
IL the city bounded by and lying within l'llz'',
line parael with Elizabeth street KinRsbriise road
Kngsbrdgc road. northern boundary Of me ny OF ~
York Hutchinson's River. Gyens creek, b'sce ,,s
Book line through centre Of Scheaeln estate" Fl''r
avenue and Bronx River ,.,..... ,
the bounded by ana lying within northern hounuas
u New York. ngsbridge rond I'm" rali'' WIN
Elizabeth street. Elizabeth street and Bronx .iH''
Tho Tenth Election District shall cor ain all lat r, ~
the CITY bounded by ami lying Within northern boundary OF
the city ~ Nov York Long Island SOUND Penai , ,
Tuchnsons River al that portion OF CITY lsiahI E!s
OF Fordham Hunters. P'aTs HIGH h"'' =
Goose and Twin stands. ., IT..
The Eleventh Election District shall contain all that
part city bounded hy and lying within all mat part
Of city Island lying south - Fordham avenue
~ r =. RODENBOTGH
Of Bureau Of Elections
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ru1Rry-rIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election Drc, shall contain 2. AL d mat Par
o' ue . t,ortv-ninth street Courand' avenue tas'
O 1innsrad and Forty eighth street motifs aNshue
avenue ,,,-.-,.. hail contain all that part
~, ~ hound.d by and lying within East On" MN
a. and Forfv-ninth street Third avenue rtsi ,,nr
,,rad and rrrt,slsth street Morris avenue. ta@ 'he
hundred and eighth street ana 'nu'Iann =,
"rhc Third Election District shall contain ~ rf'
., ~. cv bounded by and lying within East ph' nun
dr.t and Ff;icth street Melrose avenue I.ise WI" ""
Al and Foriy-nin'h and Morris avenue, ~, .r,
The Fourth Election District snail conl"In az , ,' Mn
and living within tart Il' ii.I'
- 80 rtf,v'Grst .ireei Cour'iandt avenue East ono
Hundred and Flreih street. Morris hN'hur Is1gv,ct
hundred and TOrp-nin'h street. Mot hN'Ii"'' '"'
avenue md Railroad avenue ,, ~ thu, mar,
The FIFTH Election District shan t,,nh'n 81, ono Nun
~ ~" 'i's ','.'1' 'rn We,rnse avenue Fast one
d'"d ana 80, a., s,,aa Third avenue Weschest"r
avenue Hcrgen avenue East one Hnnlrf,, M .na
ninth street Nelrose avenue, East one ''"""''
THE ssth Election p,srict shall contain al that nars
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Resolved That the election districts which the newly
annexed district being portion OF the Twenty -second
senate district has been divided hereunder de-
scrbed and bounded D. divided bounded ana numbered
follows
The Ffst Election District shall all that part
OF The city bounded iy ana lying within West Farms
road. avenue. Nerichester Turnpike Isarreft's
Cr..h Long Island Sound and BrDEy River.
m" Second Election District shall contain all that part
Of fb. city bounded by and ,yng within seahrey cr.ca
W'stchsser Gees Barrets Creek and chichester Turn
pike.
The Third Election District shall contain a.. that part
~ the city bounded hy nnG Ding within Gvrn's Creek
Hutchinson I-.er. Pelham Bay, Long Island Sound
ana Nc~tcheseT creek
The FolTtn District shall contain an that part
- the city bounded hy and lying within OH BISON Post
Road. Foriau and Pelham avenue. W'sche-ter Cfcek.
Seahrcy creek Wesfctesf"r Turnpike Greene avenue
Wet Farms Road and Irons R!er
The flffh E."rfI.l DHfist snail contain an ihIf
~ tie flty bounded bf sni Nns within DIN avenue
Briggs avenue. Ola iiston Post h'1d Black Dog Brook.
Gi.fn'a tr.rh Meffrh~eF tffr.. Fnrlham aul Pelham
avenues ola Boston Post Road and Bronx River.
The Sixth Election District shall contain all that
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THIRTY.rouRrH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

ne rifst Election District shall contain all that part
- He civ tonnced By and wing within Fast One Hun
rec ana twentieth street East one Hun
III ara Nineteenth street and First
ne second Election District shall contain all mart
81 clt. bounded by and lying within East one Hundred
nh twentieth avenue F.st one Hundred
N.neteenih street ana Seorf avenue
o., Ihrd Election District shall contain all that part
" III rounded by and lying within Fast one Hun
S arc twentieth street Second avenue Fast one Hun
~ ~ Ninefe"nth street nd Lexington avenue
=, Fourth Election District shall cnnair that part
me Guy bounded by and lying within one Hun
IL t'o twentieth street. Lexington East one
tn 20, ana Nineteenth street ana Park
~. run Election District shall contain all that mart
d. me Guy bounded hy lying v,hin East Onr Hun
Upnd-aS "~niN- nrAi street Third avenue, East On"
IT, ana Nenteth street and Park avenpA
a, Sxih Election District shan contain all part
CIV bounded by and living within East One Hun
Ha.ana twenty first street rerond avenue East One
m e. sa a1u twentieth street and Third avenue.
eSsenn blcction District all that part
- Wy FOUNDED BY and lying within East One Hun
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-02
10 De BAYAM0
IA S DET ALLIES

I'll Herald de Nu*va-Yorl publica Ell
siguianto despacho do Madrid:
Madrid, Julio 24.-So ha recibido I'm
despacho Official de Martinez Car0pos en-
este moment0.-El HerGJd publca not
cias que son deBfaVor2hl4s al GObiern0.
Tendr1a gran satisfaction s211 r@ctifIc4r.-
El general en- j9f9 estaba n >'Lao EeCui,
tas" el % del currianto. I'll II e&li6 para
Neguitas y BaE Ear1o.-Mart1nez Campos
dice: "E,n ManzaDiILo recibf notlcias desa-
adables.-EGn Veguitas tuve cOu0cimi8n-
to de que MaceO estaba cerca do BaYanO
con numerOsas fuorZas. YO ton1a 1900
hombres y me- paraci0 in3oc r0sO I'll volv8r
otras continue hi "a: cha. Los orcon-
ire cerca de Poral > 13 leguaa al S;zr de
Bayamo -~1,:2 colHlnna estab@ bajo ell
maudo del f@r6unadO Santocildos, mu0r-
to ahora. 81 nnando del SG.nbatG.-
Eel terronO era escabr0zo Y suLnamonto
desfavorablo para nosOtTOB.
L." rob>ldo8 ERIN tres vucos ?n@yor.-
Mstaban bin provi3tcS Go municjouos ?
eabian IL Qu> *"u12n oAtre manOs.--hsta
barnos rooo&G2>s por 81 fuego p0r los cua.
Iro fancOs y dos veces 0stuvinos On peli.
gro. El combate dur6 cinco horas y las
hOstilidades continuarOn una h0ra mas en-
nuestra retaguardia. Nuestras p6rdidas
fueron: General Santocildes, su o2udanto
SotomayOr, captain Tomas 2 25 h0nbres
muertos Heridos: ell coronel Baquero,
capltan RODl03, primer tSnt6nC=2 oancn'2
Ortega, y 81 solGados, y herido ligoranen-
to Ell capitan Travesi
No puedo preciaar exactamente Las
p6rdidos del enemigo, p7ro Sc dice cue as
oiendo 800. Debido 4 las fAtigls del di<s
de la batalla, un d1a do dyscaEso no era
eufciente y no salf adem6s porque tuve
noticias que Jop6 Mace hai'ia llcgado el
dia despu6s con !, 500 h>znb:.>s 2 h.:4{a in
ducido los do la veciudad qsz0 tueran
"a pelea bajo la bapdera r6b> l3o.
Necesitaba organizar EaRtante en- Ba-
yano donde no heo1a provi6iOnas de par
que. Suarez Vald6s lego aver con 1,4O0
hombres y hemos salido hoy para Vegui-
tas. Ell general Lachambre t1vo algunas
escaramuzas aver en- Barrancas de escasa
importarcia. Ha salido hoy para Baya-
r1o por ol canine que 20 FIJI IL ttro dia.
Saldr6 para Manza1>illo mohana. S1rvneo
tras1nitir ost0 despacho Al Ministro do la
Guerra"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-02
E1 Dior5o del Ejerc1to de la Habana
publica en- eu edici6n del IL de Julio 81 81
guiente suelto:
NUESTRO EJERCITO

Cuando acabe1 de llegar los 10 bata-
i1Ones, al ej6rcitO active de Cuba 50 cO1n-
pondr4 aproximadamento dc las fuerzas
siguiento8:
Observation-Disclosures de AL
fOnsO XII, Maria Cristina, Slxnancas, Gu
ba, Habana, Tarragona 5 Isabel ia Cat6li-
Ga; batullones de cazadores dc Cadiz, Va
lladolil Colon; batalIones peninsulares
do Bail6n, Union, Alcantara. Talavera,
Chiclana, Baza, San Quintiu, Vergara y
Antequcra. Batallones provjgion<=les I'd
meros y 2. Batallones expedicionarios
de los regimientos de San Fernando, Ba-
leares, Extromadura, BoTb6n, Guadalaja-
y Zamura. Guerrilla dc Tej8da. Guerri-
la de- Marina. GuerrilLas de Infanter1a,
doce conpafias. Escuadras de Santa Ca
taliua, companies. Total: IL batallones
y Is conpaHfas su~ltae.
CABALLERIA.--R -Regimientos De Her
nan C)rt6s y Pizarr> *scuadrones expe-
dioionarios do Lu0itan:a, Numancia,
vera, Pav1a, Principe, Villaviciosa y Es-
paf1a. Total: IS escuadrOnes.
ARTILLERIA,-Un battalion de plaza
y W4ao bater1. do Montaflu
INGNNIEROS,-U Battalion mixto
GUARDIA CIVIL.-26 compah1as de
infantor1a y ID o%~uadronos,
ORDEN PUBLICO.-~Un Battalion.
1AA OOUCd4 S0AS1 I'll OJ OA4AACGAO0 VI GILL;
cas- resulta: 45 bata]lones, Al compahfas,
una batorfa y 81 escuadrones.
La distribution del personal por cate
gorfas y Arrnas es la siguiente:
TrOpa: lnfanterla, 1885, Caballeria,
1866; Artiller1a, 671; Ing"oieros, 415; Or
den pdblico, 976; Guariia Civil, 4,4UO; In
fanteria de Marina, 2,7OO, guerrillas, ], 1852.
Total de trOpa So, 1926 hombres.
FL ndmero de Generates Jefes y Of
ciales, sera, comprondiondo cuerpos auxi-
liares:~Un capitan gonoral-7 Generates
de Divisi6n.-12 Generates de Brigada.--1
Auditor General.-l Intondente Militar.-
1 Subinspector da Sanided.-28 Cororeles.
SO Tenientes Coroneles.-194 Oonoandan-
tes.-564 Capitanes. .,-949 1ros Tenientes.
1886 2oe Tenientes.
MARINA.-Enc cuanto venga las Ian
chas rendremos:
Buques en- Cuba, Eavegando Is
ldem en- construction ,.....
Idem que SO adquiriran an
plazo de dos meses, ..,, 10
Total 20
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Ia CORRESPONDENCE De PUERTO RlC0."
VIERNEs, 2 DE AGOsTO DE 1895.
ASOClAClON De AORlCULTORES
DE- PUERTO RICO

ConsGo de Observation-Disclosures habien-
do tenidO electo la Junta General Ordnara convOcada
para ell 10 del que espra session Ordnaria del dia
de hoy Sc ha acOrdado convOcarla de nuevo para e
30 del pr0NimO de Agosto las dos de la tarde
Guy" actO tendra lugar en- el salon de Ia casa que
Ocupa la AsOciaci6n calle de San Jose ntlmero :.
Con arre@0 al articnIo % del Reglamento, la
Junta cOnatituird Ell dcho dia cualquera que sea
el mlmero de HSStentes Y slls Representatives, los
AcuerdOS que sc tomen ser1n ObligAtOrO para todos
los SocioS.
Los one no quicrHn no puedan concurrir dicha
reunion podrn hacerso representa- pOr los que asis
IAN, rodante autOrizaci0n cscrta drlda al Presi-
dentc de Ia Asociaci0n
Debiendo tra1arse en dirla Junta entire par
ticuares, de alGunoS nuy utcrcSanrps reIatvos al
Gauge de Ia Moncda crcllantey Vtras solictudeS
pGndrnl"% ante el GODernO, el ObetO de auxliar
Il mhHtra Agriculture, Sarind0a de la pOstrac0n y
GAtnhniO "n que Sc encurnlrA encarere la
]uh' l ;l~i$tenria dchO actO de tOdos los sen0res
Asocldos al cccto publica el presente de Orden
de Ia Freslencia Puerto REQ 81 de julio de 1895
E-F! Spcretario, Manuel r. Hossy==V' Bel Pres
dente.-P. Sci Vice Julian e. BancO. 9
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dante del general Fajardo y despu6s & la
isla de Cuba con igual cargo en- el que ST.
gui6 hasta 1886 que obtuvo 81 mando del
battalion de Cazadores de San Quintfn.
En- 1899 assemble s. coront.l y qued6
excedente, Fu6 nombrado JEFF de polic1a
de la provincial de- Ia Habana, cargo en- el
que obtuvo merecidas simpat1as y despu6S
nand6 el regimiento de Maria Cristina,
del que pas6 al de Isabel Ia Catdlica, con
ol que oper6 en- canpana hasta su neroci,
do ascenso recient8 d general do Brigada.
Poss1a el bizarre general cuyOb datos
biogr6fioos ligeramente ap,4otarocs: Cruz
blanca de primera clase del Tserito rniIitar.
Dos cruces rojas de pri1nera clase del
m6rito militar por m@ritOa de guerra.-Me-
dalla dc vs>lor, constanciA y sufrimiontos.
-Medalla d. ia guerra de- Cuba con distin-
two rojo cinco poeadorts .-Benen06rito
de la Patria Cruz do segunda clase del
n6rito 1oilitar; Cruz Plaza do San Her
menegildo.-Crnz roja do sogunda clase
del n36rito militar.-Gran cruz de San
Harmonegildo.