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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-04
THE SITUATION IN CUBA.
THE PROPOSED AUroNoMIsT Pill

THE PROPOSED AUTONOMIsT PLAN
From The P.ttsburg Commercial Gazette.
Notwithstanding the objections TO be offered to
ment in this country may safely be said to be in
favor OF acceptance by the Cubans OF the con-
plete independence or annexation TO the United
States.
sAGAsTAs REMEDY.
From The Rochester Herald.
The trial Of sagasta's experimental remedy for
eager and interested attention by the people OF tho
United states. II the war continues 10 be prose
surgents. shall know that the plan OF autonomy
Is a failure.
THE STRUGGLE FOR INDEPENDENCE.
From The Louisville Dispatch
It appears tina, spain, was too late in orr,ng
Of ves and the % OF
property. and the great suffering to which the
able to expect Cuba 70 entertain for one momsnt
the idea Of resuming allegiance 10 spain The Gu
bans feel that they are now In sight OF liberty.
THE CRY FOR SPANISH CUBA"
From Tie Rochester Post-Expre".
The cry for Spanish Cuba" Is still rersuasive
invoye 1t increases the perplexes OF tho Liberal
Ministry. as It also increases the prospects d TOT
Cuban independence for each fresh PROOF of span
ina inability Of spain TO STAY 4. contemplation, and
gives fresh courage to tho insurgent forces
THE RECOGNITION OF BELLldEhENCI
From Tho Mlnnea polls Tribune.
Senator Morgan's proposition 10 conhne mmedi-
ate action 10 mere recognition Of Cuban bel
liserency is very modcrat. one for , him and IS
or mono NOR wo mI It lead to war 1t would on the
cSaI ny the e faina and dehe tho lights
duties OF ell the parties ana make the course OK
duty clear
CUBA BEFORE CONGRESS.
From The Philadelphia Telegraph.
Mex. his treatment Of monetary matters tine
viii command universal interest. II seems prona
s ss in" ni.rvention At ts moment The ndica
a icons are that viii favor patience and torbesr
sngas,as Administration that Spain is granting to
cuba such broad and liberal concessions As WI,
| the island
PRESIDENT MKINLEY AND CUBA.
| From The ST. Louis Star
| ono thing is evident. no Administration could
have done more In the Interest OF GnHH ,nsn nss
D Tsa, o lhe aal result VIII be in Cuba Il, solely a
q GSneus 1t nSe'9 for by h a: island IS
not lar off, and one YIN w.lGome that .e. .H
warmly than IN, VII ans fends haeh
mater over Thsh 70 n1 viii llT not ims
! II XIV sy bave been Matched altogether In vain
COMMERCIAL FREEDOM FOR CUBA
rr,.n The Chicago Times-Herald
II Cuba is to receive any substantial oeh v,an ~ th"
MAN OF autonomy she must oe treea no'ad ' ~:
sosn Il has s been said that to have the
same measure rn,IS the legislative independence OF
canaG" the sglI noey OF were sne in III.
nian nn nc r. ErItish? Senior Sagastas statenents
rejection Of he mae IL remains ~
Mchdi ,s.n whether the ruling classes OF SPAN
Win sccspt policy that !; At S %s. S'0 mat hsvs
priae cna since the time Of Pixzaro and CorteS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-04

with increased cloudnsss. moist feii all aftss-
noon turning to rain IN the evening The temperature
ranged between 30 81 the 32h DE-
eees being 2 degrees lower than Thursday and -
degrees higher corresponding day OF last
Snow or rain predicted for this vicinity for to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-04
PROFESSOR ALONZO $. KIMBALL.

Worcester. Mass. Dec. 3.-Alonzo S. kimhall pro-
lessor OF physics at the Worcester Polytechnic IN
,tltute since 49, died at his home last evening lie
was born in Centre Harbor. y. H.. In 1915 and was
graduated from Amherst College In 1866. He estab-
ushed the departments Of physics and electrical en-
cheering at tho Polytechnic Institute. ana was
lecturer for a number OF years al Mount Holyoke
College He contributed number % valuable pa
pers 10 scientific publca ions and scientific societies.
and was a member OF the American Academy OF
Aria and Science and Of the Society OF Electrical!
Enginecrs He leaves a widow and three children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-04
OBITUARY NOTES.

Canajoharie. y. Y, Dec. s.--John Finehout. ex-
County Treasurer. died to-day from heart failure
He was ixty-elsht years old Besides holding the
county onice. he had been Supervisor OK me town
OF Canajoharie for many years. He was promi-
ncnt Democrat
M,ddletown ~ Y. Dec. aThomas y. wilson.
ho,slkssper Of Pine Bush. died to-day he was
formerly the proprietor of the Stevens House IN
Ncvr-York. and at one time conducted "a hot Iso
which ne still owned. in Hoooken re was a''o
nwner OF the Delaware House In Port Jews
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-04
SURvJVOR OF LOST CREW RESCUED

London. Dec. 3.-According to dispatch from
H,vth. Northumbe rlandshire. the bark Nesta mas
landed there scotchman named Rice. who 10 inc
.ole survivor Of crew Of four OF the ketch MAUD
which was lost in the North Sea- Rice say' '"s
.n,,,n and one seaman were washed overheard
and the gale carried away the sails. lie ana the
mate took refuge In the rigging. where the iatter
died from exposure Lashed 70 the rigs ,hs aas
drifted four nights and three days neto ne vas In
r,ttable Condition He y now In hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-04
ART EXHIBITION.
THE BOLDINI PORTRAITs-sOME CAN
VASES BY ANTONIO DE LA GANDARA-
THE EXHIBITION OF WORKS BY
ANTONIO MANCINI IN PROSPECT

sisnor Boldnis portraits will be placed on ex-
hbition at the gallery OF Boussod. Valadon G. Co.
next Monday. The collection is small. but 1t prom
ises be Of the most important shown here in
many years. The qualities Of this distinguished
painter have already been traversed In The Tribune.
Detailed comment on the portraits which now to
be brought before the public U.s. OF course deferred
until the show Is opened In the mean time 1t
may be said. however. that few exhibitions are
projected the character OF which can be 30 safely
prophesied In the present instance.
Another foreign portrait painter Is introduced to
Nsw.York this week. This is Antonio do Ia Gan
dara. who Is expected to visit America this winter.
and who IN advance OF his coming. sends six por-
traits to the Durand-Ruel Gallery for public ex-
hibiton. The OF this artist suggests his
Spanish descent. He was born In Paris IN 1877,
studied under Geroms at the Ecole des Beaux Arts.
and has over since made his homo IN the French
metropolis. Honors have been showered upon him
there from official sources and he has won An even
greater success among the fashionable Parsiennes.
He has drawn these charming models with uncom-
mon skill and with exactly the touch OF feminine
grace which Is suited to their peculiar style Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-04

The crime for which Allison Il to forfeit his NE
was committed AT Gait. Ont. on the morning OF
August g. Allison alone In tho house with Ars
orr When Mr. orr returned Allison told him that
Mrs orr had disappeared. and suggested that sns
had run away orr did not believe the story. ana
began search for the missing woman The search
was kept up for week. when inc woman V9 by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-04
FRENCH BARK SUNK N COLLISION.

bordeaux. Dec. 3--The French bark Bonne Jose
phinc Captain I-,cerf from Bordeaux to Gran
VILE ha. been sunk In collision with unknown
v.ssol. Part Of her crew have been landed AZ
Pauillac Nine members Of her crew. who took 10
her boats, are missing.
London Dec Sword has been received here that
the vessel which sunk the French bark Bonns
Jo.ephine was the German ship otto Captain OFT
mann Ncw-York for Blayc. The otto was not
damaged in tho collision
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Gueeial Notices.


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BARNARD'S DEATH ACCIDENTAL.

London. Dec. 3.-The Coroncrs jury which has
been nauirng into the death Of Cecil Barnard, the
woll-known society entertainer. who was killed
Wednesday evening last by falling or jumping
from second-story window Of the Savage Club.
rendered a verdict OF accidental death to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-04
WaItham Watches.

TIE bes, in Eight millions In USE all keeping
.orr., time Prices much Jwer but quality higher than
,. es., s.s,r,me.t In IN. country Inspection invited.
HOWARD s CO.. 264 Fifth Avenue. New York.
Only eighteen more business days before Xmas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-04
FORECAST IN DETAIL FOR TO-DAY.

For Maine Ncw-Hampshire and Vermont. far prob
ably followed BY nurres saturday afternoon variable
w.ndf. ,-.,. -, -.
For Massachusetts, Rhode Island Connecticut and East
ern New York rain; Dortheaster.y Winds,
For the District OF Columbia. Eastern Penn.yvanis
northeasterly winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-04
on POSTAL CARDS.

Ottawa. Dec 3-The Postmaster General Is about
20 permit pictures designs or other advertising
matter to be printed the face OF postal CARDS 30
long a. sufficient clear space is LETT TO allow Oh
the address being written or printed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-04
{ Jayne's Expectorant is a good cough cure. and
helpful In all diseases Of the Throat and Lungs -

Corn.Fed Pig Pork. young. tender and Delicious
y the only kind used In DEERFOOT FARM SACSAGE0.
Choice spices for seasoning Beware limitations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-04
ENGAGED.

INTERNATIONALLY and Mrs. E. Gilbert Tucker.
OF NewYork the engagement OF their daugh-
ter Sophie Castle Mr.. J. Alva jenkins. OF Mount
Vernon n. T.
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MARRIED..

DU Ors-ILCHTENBERG-A San Rafael cai o.
"wednesday December !. 1897. by the Rev. Mr. Crosby.
a. the residence OF her parents Anna MarRaretha,
daughter OF William Lch:enberg. to Alfred WagstaR
Du Pois OF New-York
WEEKES-BOWTRS--On Thursday. December 2 1897
by the Rev. William s Ransford D. D.. John A.
Weekes jr. to Estelle D. Bowers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-04

The Bordeaux is an iron vessel. was built at
18th in 1854 and Is Of $50 tons register. She halls
ram GiasSow. and Is owned by Glen & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-04
l'Ostomre Notice.

Exuressiou restored oy artificial teeth. Dr. DEANE.
renst-Worlds Fair Award,i Lexns C. 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-04
4 ROY SENTENCED TO DEATH.

p.rl,r ont Dec 8-James p. Allison, the seven
,oon.vear-old farm lahorer who has been on ira
h,re for a week on the charge Of killing Mrs An
thony Orr. the wife OF his employer. was iouho
guilty this evening and sentenced 10 be hanged FIT
dav February T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-04
ALI FEROUCK BEY ACCEPTtBLE.

Constantinople. Dec. S-The United States Min
,.,.r here. James r. ANGEL has Informed Tewnk
pacha the Minister for Foreign Affairs. that All
rerouck Boy the newly appointed Turkish MIN
,.,er to the United States, TO succeed Mustnpha
Bey is acceptable to the United States Govern
ment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-04

The French bark Bonne Josephine was OF 90
iM1 and was owned by NJ Jacquot Of Granville.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-04

Ali Ferouck Bey was appointed Minister to the
United States early In October last. He studied In
Pari, for nve years. and was for two years Secre-
tary OF the Turkish Legation at London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-04

Notices of marriages and deaths must be In.
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-04
REDUCED FREIGHT on RUSSIAN OIL.

ST. Petersburg Dec. a--The Railroad Tariff Com
mittee has reduced the freight on kerosene be-
tween Baku and Batoum, the Black Sea- from
"a 70 u kopecks per pood In view Of encouraging
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-04

E or ps,her.anis direct per Neendall va Roter
cam ds e., .1 %a'' per Re fada e,sIs must De
reeied per fu!da at u a. r. Tor H9 cr Ssc! pei
n ,sapp.emeniay !. 80 m1 tor kn.oPs: peg 49,
~ fatncssis via Glasgow Ges'es must be di-
Isc;cd pes lIk. ETc-German steamers sailing %
dm.st.Ss ,ake printed matter etc. tor Germany and
e.ns and wife s' Star 0r t sS n
French Ss and German steamer. ss;srasy:
take S5in .ssSersis sft 10 carry mi mail
After the closing the sppplsmsntary 'a Al, mail;
nan oa N. piers OF the American English French and
Ger%.. Of the hour Of sailing OF
MAILS FOR SOUTH l NIB shf Ere AMhRlcA WEST
.1,e. psr BuOn via rsrgpnoso Babe ana Rio
for Soa alsa ast +, sFsc'fn 9sr
EaT1n sand ayana ara Grsytown
rs at 10 so' t's lena 1s O. Sisfs5
,d2 Hayt via Cape Hay' Pr, au Prince Agx-cays:
sns J,cIet AZ, Sampecac Ghapa Tabac and Yacs
y. per and s Sq" crba must must be directed !' YSe
M Maf at 1870 t9r Hcyt per .,, rrps wille%
II ne letter. Guiana must directed per Prns wnem
and crsca sPRs PIE aaG % ~.
va c3.Ssn ns, at and Turks ri 'i2pSs o.,
w. Sew-york: at $50 ?. m for Newfoundland per
...amsr 'rT'' M for barbados direct and North
81 nr.,n VIA Para and Manaos per $ s. cametense.
49,. 30 Newfoundland ;, raj n Halifax and thence
Malls ~ rsr close this o,Hce daily a, $50 ?. Mails
us ,om~ion By rail Boston. ard thence BY steamer,
tI io.. ~ this ONCE daily 500 Mails .or Cuba
c,os =, mi, of.ice daily a. tor forwarding b.
ciosc a. sailtng ,MondAys and Thursdays) from Port
nn. Fla Mails for Mexico CITY. overland. unless
IAiriy addressed FOR dispatch by steamer. close
spec'a.nSa dai.y at 2:3o and 30 p Reggie
.n.aa mail closes at .. m previous day.
TRANSrACfFic MAILS
49,. 700 Australia ,excspt for West Australian,
sich are forwarded via Europe. New Zeaialnd Hawaii.
~. and samoan Islands per p Mariposa from san
II,y.rcisco) clos. here daily 10 December e at
o. II a. m ard $50 q ior cn arrival New
Wy II = : Camisns with British mails for Aus
.oi,s, Mails FOR Australia except West AUSTRALIAN,
W.wZc,,ard Hawaii and FIJI Islands per s. Aorangt
rom vanoover) close here daily after December "a
.mS M 10 December al $50 p. m. Mails Tor China
a. Iso,n ner Tacoma Grorn Taccma). close here
Saiiv M 10 december tl2 AT $50 p. M Malls for China
Yanar and Hawaii. per 8. City 81 Pekng Nrom san
i-nr.r1l close daily TO Decernber II az $50
M Mats FOR Hawaii. per $. :. Australia from San
Erancsro1 close here daily 20 December 20 $40
~ Mall foi the society Islands per ship Troptc
Ps from San Franc sco). close Eese daily up to De-
Gambler 25 a $3.50 m.
cdc mails are torv ariod port Of sailing daily
tho schedule Of closing f. arranged the pre-
smmo,ior OF their uninterrupted overland transit tReO
s.tsred mail closes at p. M previous day
CORNELIUS VAN COT1 Postmasteg.
po..ofuos. Nsw-York. n. T.. November g. 1897.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-04
RUMPUS IN THE BAFARIAN CHAMnEH
THE PRESIDENT. BEING REBUKEo By VOTE RE-
SIGNS.

Munich. Dec. 3.--In an alteration In the Cham-
Ter here to-day between Herr Helm. Centrisf. ana
Herr Casselmann. Liberal. tho President or the
House was twice compelled to call the latter 70
order Thereupon Herr Casselrann Appealed 20
tho House. which decided that the PRESIDENT
action was not warranted. the Centrists voting IN
Tho roinoritv The President then rendered his
=. .irnatinn which created q sensation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-04
rrrpr-Nr LOCAL OBSERVATION!

In this diagram a continuous white line shows the
changes pressure indicated By The lribunes sef-
recording barometer The dotted line SHOWS the 'e"-
perature recorded at Perrys Pharmacy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-04

TO his church and doubling the attendance IN the
Sunda " school 80 that II and larger church
has become necessary Mr. Payne Is fluent
speaker with pleasing. fIlltoned voice. and Il +
said that his manner In the pulpit H. and hts
style OF preaching practical and direct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-04

a.. Glazing Of the suppemen tary Transatlantic mails
Aitsr ~. ohoye additional supplementary N Ills are opened
ha'uu nters of the American English. French and
on ti. 'ssan,ers ard remain open Until within ten
,n,m.ss 81 the hour Of sailing OK steamer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-04

SHOULD b read DAILY by all as changes may
" any tnie.)
l.o,.., mali. for the ending December 4. 1921.
,il close promptly all cases) az ire Geneia rostncs
=. ,oows Psrces Post as close one -Four carrier IMAM
closing time shown below.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-04

From The Plttsburg Commercial Gazette.
Notwithstanding the objections 70 be offered (
the proposed autonomist plans, conservative senti
ment in this country may safely b" said TO be Il
favor OF acceptance by the Cubans Of the con
cessions--as a long and proper step toward com
plete independence or annexation 10 the Unite
States
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-20
Nueva Evidencja

de la eRevista Internaclonals Ciudad
Juarez.--Mejioo.)
Hombre muy apreciado en- casi todo ell
estado de Chihuahua como ino caballero
honradfsimo comerciante es ell eeilor Ildefonso
Gonzalez, residente en- ell vale de San Buena-
ventura. En- ell lugar de su resideneia son DO
cos los que ignoran la historic de la enferme-
dad y curacion de este senor, pero como SUI ex-
periencia puede servir muehos de nuestros
leetores, hemos obtenido la narracion que pu-
blicamos hoy usando las palabras textuales del
sefor Gonzalez.
<Estuve enfermo treinta amos en- ese pc
riodo de tempo consulte q mucbos m6dicos de
estas 1nmedi aciones a1n fuf tres veces 4 la
capital de Mexico tan solo para volver desenga-
nado. Tambien tome multitud de meGicinas
de patente sin resultado.
Tenfa catarro del estomago una tos rese-
Ca que me molestaba mucho, especialmente en-
la noche. Sc me presentaron en- las manos
unas ronchas moradas que me causaron un ar
dor insoportable. En- la ingle izquierda me
atacaron terribles <comezoness Lo que queda
dicho es por ST bastante para martirizar cual
aaier ser humane, pero aan hay mas. Fuf tambien
vfctima de reusmas dolorosas con frecuencia
sentfa los pies muy frios. La digestion era
muy defectuosa me daba con frecuencia bas-
cas- y diarreas. El estomago estaba inf1ado Y
me molestaba mucho.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-20

familia que acompanan Maxine Gomez, sien-
ten su vez nostalgia de la vida de socledad
en- la Habana. En- general, los insurrectos ha-
blan de las reformas de la antonomfa en- Ell
sentido que indica Morote. No las conocen en-
todos sus aspectos, pero miran al conjunto y
estan ademas desesperanzados.s
A1adio ell general MARTINEZ Campos, que
las reformas, para que produz,an sus efeotos,
necesitan de la aceion de las a,mas.
Ell Sr. Silvela Sc muestra conforme con que
la insurrecci6n esta quebrantad1,y en- que la idea
de la paz Sc abre camino entire los mas contu-
maces sediciosos. Recuerda tambien que el ha
sido siempre partidario del empleo de la acclon
politica.
El Sr. Azcarate afirma que, dados los an
tecedentes de la question, NADIA tiene de extra
no que ell senor Morote termine su interesente
relaci6n diciendo que las reformas han puesto
la primera piedra para asentag la paz.
Por tiltimo, el senor Esquerdo se1ala Ell
dualismo que existe en- el campo insurrecto,
pues mientras la mayorfa de los negros son} SCI
paratistas, la ofcialdad blanca resllia.rss rs.roa
ria de las reformas; reconoce e'k ,b,cco ono al
ci6n Sc encuentra quebrantadaa onto ON 1s;,,n1.
probema actual estriba evldenA Fnf,n;o do los
tanear la accion de las armas
refOrmas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-20
(CONCLUSION)

Aunque no Sc conocen los nombres de los
nuevos iberales, es aquf general la creencia de
que seran todos los individuos que yinieron
esta Corte en- representation de los autonomis
tas de esa isla, algunos mas: esp6rase como
Ger los nombres para califcar la importancia
del acto, 81 es que este ee realiza. Tambien
Sc ha sabido por cable que en- las dltimas cleo
clones han triunfado esa los incondicionales,
en- cuyo programa Sc hallan incluidas acepta-
das las reformas de que va tienen conoci
miento en- esa Antilla.
Ell tan decantado Katipunan de los genera
les Martinez Campos, Blaneo, Lopez Domin-
guez Primo de Rivera, ha dado juego
alguno, ha quedado reducido al almuerzo ve-
rifcado en- casa de Lopez Dominguez, al que
asistieron los generates citados, y que q los
postres Sc recordaron hechosy aventuras del
juventud, deplorando los comensales, no tener
las easerg5as de aquella epoca, hacienda yotoa
por las inatituciones y la pacifcacion de
Cuba Filipinas,
La question greco-turca, esta en- los actuales
monentos muy obscura; pues mlentras las po'
tencias no quieren la anexi6n de Creta Grecia,
tratan de impedirla TODD trance, esta naci6n
sigue sus preparativos de guerra sin hacer case
de las aotas diplomaticas, 10 eual produce NAL
efecto, sobre todo Alemania, que no quiere
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-20
Ii Correspondencia de Puerto-Rico
SABADo, 90 DE MARIO DE 1897.
Gaceta Official de hoy

Real orden concediendo 4 don Mariana
Rodriguez Catalina, sobrestante de las obras
del puerto de Ponce, la categorfa de Official
quinto de Administrator.
Disposition de este Gobierno general
senalando ell dia IA de Abril proximo, las 9
de la mailana, para la adjudication en- pdblica
subasta de las obras de nueva construction del
trozo % de la carretera de Caguas San Lo-
renzo, cuyo presupuesto asciende 19,992
pesos, 45 centavos.
--Convocatoria del ministerio de la Guerra
i oposiciones para declarar derecho ingreso
en- el cuerpo de Veterinaria Militar, en- plazas de
yeterinario tercero del mencionado cuerpo.