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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-19
IN HONOR OF MISS DAVIS.
Confederate Veterans Adopt ResOIu-
tfOns and Drape Their Flag.

tiOns and Drape Their Flag.
At the November meeting of Lafayette
McLaws Camp, United Confederate Veter-
ans last night, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted
Resolved, That the veterans of this
camp, in common with all their fellow So
diers of the late Confederate states OF
America, have learned with profound sor-
row of the death of Miss Winnie Davis
The beloved daughter of the late Hon. JEFF
ferson Davis, president of the Confederacy
and commandments of its armies.
Resolved, That in the death of the
Daughter of the ConfedeTacy' another tie
that bound US to the Lost Cause is sew
cred, but the universal sorrow throughout
the South on this sad occasion demon
strates 10 us that amid all the changes
which have taken place among them our
people still honor the name of the SOL
der, statesman and patriot who served his
people in their glorious struggle for indie
pendence and who was made a martyr
for his devotion to their cause.
Resolved, That the heart felt sympathy
OF the veterans of this organization be ex-
tended to Mrs. Davis in her irreparable
loss, and that in token of our sorrow, the
flag of the camp be draped in mourning
for the remainder of the year.
RESOLVED, That a copy of these resolu-
tons be forwarded to Mrs. Davis under
the signature of the officers of The camp"
The resolutions were prepared by a
special committee, composed of Col. J.
H. Estill, Mr.. William Neyle Habersham
and Mr.. w. II. Chaplin.
Resolutions expressing the sorrow of the
members of the camp at the death of Vet
Grams T. +. Besseleu, w. II. Patterson
and w. w. Carter We're also adopted.
Mr.. J. w. West was elected a member
of the camp. The proposition of the Con-
federate Veterans Association to unite
with it in the occupancy of the rooms
over the present postoffice, formerly occu-
pied by the naval reserves, was accepted.
The rooms will be renovated at once and
will be ready for the use of the veterans
by November. Here the Sons of Confed-
crate Veterans and the Daughters of the
Confederacy wall also meet and have their
headquarters. This union han and mus
cum, 1t is believed, will strengthen the
several organizations and lead to the col
lection and preservation of many interest
ing relics of the COnfederacy
A poem, THE Yank and the Reb, -
which had been handed to Commander
Chestnut, was read by Adjt. Wilson.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-19
MAY MORTGAGE THE MANsE.

First Presbyterian church Expected
to Consider the Matter Tonight.
1t the meeting Of the First Presbyterian
Church tonight there will be, it is un-
derstood. a further discussion of the plan
for the improvement of the church build
ing. The matter was under consideration
last Sunday morning, and definite action
was then postponed. il IS believed that IL
WA be decided to raise the necessary
funds or a large part of them by placing
a mortgage on the manse in the rear of
the church To do this it will be necessary
for the congregation 70 give its consent.
IL is hardly probable that there viii be
anv serious objections raised, and the con-
tract for the improvements may be given
in a few days, now.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-19
TWO HANGINGs POSTPONED.
SupersedeaS Granted in the Cases of
Clarion and Bowen.

SupcrsedeaS Granted in the Cases of
Clarion and Bowen.
Supersedeas orders We're granted in the
Superior Court yesterday in the cases of
John Clarion, sentenced 10 death for the
murder of Harry Mcleod, and of Toby
Bowen, sentenced to death for the murder
of his wife Rosa Bowen
These murders were committed the latter
part of August and the defendants were
tried very shortly thereafter, convicted and
sentenced 10 be hanged. The circumstances
of the two cases are wen remembered Mo-
lions for new triaf were made in each
case. and both motions were assigned for
a hearing on Monday next.
The date set for the hanging of both
defendants was Friday, Oct. p, and as it
viii be impossible to dispose of the mo-
lions by that lime a supersedeas had to
be granted in each case. As Solicitor Cen
eral w. w Osborne is away from the
city it is pot likely that the motions will
come up on Monday.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-19
REIsER KEEPS HIS JOB.
Attorney General Decides That the
Verdict of the BORrd Was Illegal.

attorney General Decides That the
Verdict of the Bonrd Was Illegal.
There may he another hearing in the
case of County School Commissioner Rel
ser, of Ehingham. charged with immoral
conduct, or ne may be allowed TO con-
tinue in office without further mo!estation
from his accusers. The first hearing. with
its farcical verdict, as might have been
expected. has been declared void by the
state authorities.
Yesterday Mr. Stubs, of Gignlllat G..
Stubs, received letter from State School
Commissioner Glenn, in which he said: Il
have written the president of the county
school board stating that the attorney gen.
oral holds that The verdict rendered in the
case against Mr.. Reiser was an inegaf
one"
Mr.. Reiser win accordingly continue to
hold his Office for the time being al east.
In the verdict referred TO. it will be re-
membered. the school board did not find
him guilty of the charges, but merely
voted the said Re.ser out of office"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-19
THAT JOYFUL FEELING

with the exhilaratng sense of renewed
health and strength and internal cleanli
ness. which follows the use of Syrup Of
Figs, is unknown to the Few who have not
progressed beyond The old-time medicines
and the cheap substitute is sometimes Of
fered but never accepted by the weli-in-
formed. Buy the genuine. Manufactured
bY the California Fig syrup Co.-ad.
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PROPOSALS. WANTED.



Circular.
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY. SUPPLIES.
Office of Purchasing and Depot Commits
sary of Subsistence, u. S. Army,
Savannah Ga. Oct. 16, 1S9S.-Sealed pro-
pCsals in triplicaie. subject 10 the usual
conditions, viii be received at this Office
until Il o'clock a. M, on Wednesday, Oct.
g. 1888 al which time and place they will
be opened in the presence of bidders for
furnishing and delivering such quantities
of fresh beef as may be required from time
ia time for The u. S. army at
camps, in the vicinity of Savannah, Ga,
until Dec. 81, 1898,
Deliveries to be made in this city on
orders from this office, or on cars as may
be directed.
The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids
Envelopes containing proposals must be-
marked Proposals for fresh beef 10 be
opened Oct. 26 1885," and be addressed to
the Undersigned. G. w. RUTHERS,
Major c. S. u. S. A.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-19
is A SMALL REGISTRATION.
Only - Voters Added TO the List
Since the state Election.

Only - Voters Added TO the List
Since the state Election.
The registration of Chatham County
voters for the congressional election on
Nov. 8 was concluded yesterday, and the
registration books in the Office Of the tax
collector have been closed so far as that
election is concerned.
The total number registered at the
closing hour, O'Clock in the afternoon
was 3,6S2, an increase of So voters over the
number registered for the state and
county election. The increase has been
remarkably sman as some extraordinary
efforts have been made 20 get voters TO
register. OF the number registered 567
are colored voters. The Hsts win be placed
in the hands of the county registrars,
whose duty it IS to purge hem. AS they
went over the lists thoroughly prior to the
state election, it appears they VIII have
very little TO DO this time
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-19
BAPTIsTs MEET THIS WEEK.
New Sunbury Association Gathers at
GrOveIand for Four Days.

New Sunbury AssOciatiOn Gathers at
GrOveIand for Four Days.
The New Sunbury Baptist Association
will meet at Groveland, in Bryan county,
beginning tomorrow morning and con-
tinuing until Sunday night. This is the
association in which the Savannah
churches are and all of them will be repre-
sented. Those leaving tomorrow for
Groveland are Revs. ]. D. Chapman. J. d
Jordan, A. B. Cohen and Richard Webb
and Messrs. J. r. Cain and c. W. West
They will probably be Joined by others be-
fore the association adjourns The asso-
citation meetings are always largely at
tended by the members OF the country
churches and are fun of interest to those
engaged in church work.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-19
ON LONGsTREET's CHARGE.

Gen. McGInShan VIII Treat of That
Feature of Gettysburg.
Gen. p. McGlashan is at work on his
address on the battle of Gettysburg. and
will have il N readiness for public deliv-
cry early IN November. It viii treat of
Longstreets charge and win uarrate the
personal experiences and observations Of
the general. then a colonel of the Con-
federate army. 1t Is proposed that the
address be delveCed early in November.
as an opening feature of the occupancy Of
the veterans new quarters in the Whit
field building.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-19
Rugev fsnrncss.

Wagon harness. collars. brides halters
whins' lap robes, horse blankets; all kinds
of horse clothing can be obtained OF the
new repository of Savannah Carriage ana
Wagon Company, West Broad street, fac
ing Broughton.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-19
CarIond nfnnisin.

5. Guckenheimer & Sons received yester-
DAY the first carload of California raisins
this season, from the coast direct. The
carload comprises Dehesas. Clusters
London Layers, Loose MUscatels and seed
ed Muscatels in one pound packages. Now
on exhibition at their store.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-19

krouskoff places on sale to-day 100
dozen felt shapes, plain and velvet bound,
at 50 cents, Cannot be bought elsewhere
for less than 70 cents ana ST. KrouskoT's
-ad. -
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\ Fir.t-C1nss neIivcrr Wneon

viii help you to get the troop business.
Strong. light. easy-running delivery wag-
ons can be seen at the Savannah Carriage
& Wagon Company's new repository
West Broad street, facing Broughton.-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-19

And you will need delivery wagon in
your business We have a first class line
OF styles; will be pleased 60 show you.
Savannah Carriage and Wagon Company.
adj
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-19
is SUGAR GOING UPg
Ii You Think So Call on Us. We Have
Plenty.

The brokers say the war is over and
sugar is going up. Lay in your supply at
the following prices.
Best grauulated sugar, 10 pounds. 500.
Best soft white sugar, 20 pounds, $.OO.
We have all grades of coffee. from 10
cents a pound up.
our new season teas are the finest i'm
ported. Drink Thea Nectar, go cents a
pound; n beautiful present with every
pound. The Great Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Company, l0G Broughton street, west.
lad.
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THE OLDEST STATE BANK.
savannah Bank & Trust Co. to Apply
for Renewal of Charter.

At a meeting of the stockholders of The
Savannah Bank and Trust Company. held
yesterday. the president of the bank was
authorized to make application 10 the Sec
rotary of state for a renewal of its char
ter for a period of thirty years. That was
the period for which II was originally char.
tened. and its present charter expires
March A. 1899. This Is the Oldest state bank
In Georgia.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-19

To-day Krouskohf's viii offer twelve dr.
ferent styles fur capes at SAC. These
goods are equal to any $40 capes shown.
Krouskon sad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-19

Krouskcff places on sale TODAY ffjv
pattern hats at 50. fifty at IS, which can
not be duplicated for less than 50 and SO
krouskoff' sad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-19
ORPHAN BoY's SUDDEN DEATH.
John MoerlSe, Aged II Years, Died
of Heart Failure AT Bethesda.

John Moerke, an inmate of Bethesda.
died at the orphan house Monday night
from heart failure. He was only sick a
few days and no serious danger was an
ticipated until a short time before his
death. He was II years of age and the
son OF Mrs Moerke, who lives on West
Broad street near Huntingdon street. He
had only been twenty-eight days in the
orphan house. the boy was a stout ana
apparently very healthy lad, ana his death
was a great shock 20 the officers ana in
mates of Bethesda.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-19
Sale of Veivets.

hrouskon's viii place on sale to-day ff-
" diferent shades of velvets at 69c. equal
to any offered at 81. Krouskoff sad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-19

Impure blood is an enemy to health, and
may lead to serious disease. Hoods Sar-
saparilla conQuers this enemy and averts
disease.-ad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-04-21
La reunion aver tarde on e| teatro

Fl edi6cio estsbs lleno de bote en- bote
El doctor Francia secretario del Gobierno
colonial. Sc present6 en- Ell escensrio y despues
de un patriotico disourso, que fue muy splau-
dido, bsb!6 de Ia conveDiencia de formar cuer !.
pos de Voluntarios para la defensa nacional
e invite los seiores presentes para que uni
dos 81 le syudasen en- los trabajos preparato-
rios para los efectos del proyecto oitado.
A'gunas vooes que partieron de la concu-
rrencia indioaron los sefores don Names Re-
dondo, don Vicente Balbas, don Andres Owe.
jero, don Francisco Goenaga y don Francisco
Bast6n Cort6r, que embellishments subiefon
81 escensrio para formar Ia mesa en- compsiifa
del seilor Franoia. Tambien dichos sefores
pronunciaron discursos patri6ticos slusivos al
acto que sc celebraba encomiando las virtudes
ofvicas del pueblo puertorriquefo.
Sc trat6 de formar una oomision para que
diese vida al pensamiento de crear Ell nuevo
institute armada, y propuesta del seilor Ove-
Zero, Sc signi6c6 don Vicente 3albas como
presidente de la referida oomisi6n.
Cerr6 ell scto el doctor Francia, mani.
festando que deseaba constase que 81, el secre.
tario d.l Gobierno, querfa formar psrte del
ouerpo proyectsdo, como simple soldado. Ell
sefior BalbAs manifesto que en- cumplimiento de
su deber estabs diapuesto servir COMO gene.
raj como ranchero.
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bastante pequeiios, pero que alosnsan uns velo.
cidad de Is millss por hora.
A las snterores cifras hay que aiiadir:
por 10 que Espshs respects, dos oazatorpede-
ros, tres cahoneros de primers olsse, 80 dc 90.
gunda, 10 de teroera, sS torpederos de primera
clase, 10 de segunda, un submarine y IA vapo-
res destinsdos diversas oomsiones; por 10
que SO re6ere los Estados Unidos, Is oafione.
ros, dos buques dinamiteros y 10 torpederos.
Los yankees poseen, sdemas, una esouadri'
lls dc segunda orden, constituida por once mo-
ntores de 1000 toneladas, cuatro caiioneros y
doce barcos de MADEIRA.
La Marina espahola es por 10 tauto, M.
mericamente considerads, superior 10 de los
Estsdos Unidos Estos, en- cambio, tienen
mncho dinero, y Sc halsn en- disposition de CO.
locsrse rApi 1amente la slturs de su rival, en-
cuanto al ndmero de buques, SO entiende, que
por 10 que Sc re6ele los marinos que hayan de
tripularlos, no pueden tan facilmente crearse.
NADIA puede, por tanto, pressgiarse acerca
del resultado de una lucha martina entire los
Estados Unidos Espsfa. Nj uns nj otra de-
las dos nsoiones 80 adhirieron al tratsdo de-
Paris de 1855, por 10 que bien puede asegurar.
Sc que ell corso habrfs de jugsr I'M papel muv
importante en- Ia guerra, case de que estsllara. !,
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IA CORRESPONDENCE De PUERTO.RIC0.
-JUEvEs, 81 DE ABR1L DE 1885,
: vapor a|eman ''Abydos''

Saldra del puerto de esta capital para el de
Nuevs York, 81 90 reune ndmero su6oiente de
passjeros, psrs 10 cual cuents con excelente
scomedo para 40 de primesa =olase, -la de Sc
gufii yso de tsEeeTff os preeios dees5o, s3S 81;
, R6 gro saheiicsso srsspectivsmente. Gel
Abydoss estA slumbrado con luz electrica
rendrA el visje en- cuatro medic dias. su
armsdora Ia New York Puerto Rico S.
Co, Sc cuidara de oonseguir pssaje para Euro
pa los pasajeros del sAbydoss de los otros
vspores de su Urea, en- los msgoficos vapores
que hacen la trsvesfa de Nueva York 4 Europa,
{ precios que varfan entire 500 = 800 orc ame'
ricapo. "El Abydos" saldra para Nueva York
del 20 al 2s del oorrente. Para mas informes
dirijirse los consiguatsrios en- Ia isla en- esta
capital & los agentes generales, Ldtimer y
Fsrndndez 5s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-04-21

Los tapquesade sirsspuedeps. rssistir uns.
presi@ Nega, Molibfaa P0r pagsda sgadrAaas;
y suminist sifa PCT disz horse para la tfipa.5
lacidn. sEl bsrco estA pfovbto DC luces eleotri's
cas-, tabpa aotstieap etc let's. OIL ss IN ss
81 fmanenn del <Hollands sconsta dsdosf
tubos lanzatorpedos uno, situado en- Ia parts
superior del caeco, y proa, sirve para disparar
torpedos aereos la distancia de una milla.
Para este tubo Sc llevaran seis proyectiles de
1870 libras, oargados con 100 libras de podero
sfsimos explosives Embellishments debajo
hay otro tubo para torpedos Whitehead, de d
$50 libras cada uno Ademas el <llollands
lsvara pops un canon submarine, capaz de
lamar proyeotiles de 100 libras la distancia
de 100 yardss,
Ell eHolland, fu6 botado al aqua en- Mar
20 de 1897 en- presencia de varies perltos, entire
eIlos el tenerte de Ia armada federal Mr.. w.
w. Kimbsll, que repreaentaba este gobierno.
Ell costo dc Ia embarcaoi6n ha sido menos dc
40, 900 pesos, pero la compa1fa Holland estt
dspuests cederlo generosamente en- $loG, 600
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-04-21
Gaceta official do hoy

Circular de la Secretarfa del Despacho de
Grscia Justicia y Gobernaci6n, dirigda los
aloaldes de Ia isls, q. publicamos en- otro lugar.
Real orden dispoDiendo:-lo. que &c
desestimen por improcedentes las iustancias
,elevadss & ests ministerio por don Enrique vi
jande con fecha ls de Mario y 10 de JUNO pro
ximo pasado.-9o. que Sc declare que las
Adusnss de Puerto Rico han cumplido con
las Leyes aduaneras de presupuestos y conve-
MOS oomerciales existentes al exigir los dere.
chos de exportacidn, y 80. que igualmente que
70 declare que no exitte nipgan precepto legal
por el oual pueda ordenarse la devoluoi6n de
los dereohos de exportsci6n que psgaron algu-
NOS oomeroisntes de Puerto Rico por ell cafe
que exportaron para puertos naoionales desde
10. de septiembre de 1891, hasta ell 90 de
Agosto de 1894.
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opuestas, como no podemos eeguir ooupan-
donos de un asunto que va SO ha trstado por
mera information, oerramos con estas lfneas
insistir en- uno en- otro t6rmino.
~. Servicios prestados por Ia guardia ci
vii durante ell dfa y noche de aver: En- el ba-
rrio de Honduras, demsrcaci6n de la Cidra,
fue detenido Eugenio Franco, como presunto
autor del robo de dos cerdos una gallina do
Ga Juana Maderas. En- Humacao fu9 detenido
el nddividuo Bernardo Rosa Velez, autor de
vsrias heridas inferidas Aniceto Ortiz. Y
en- Bayam6n fu6 detenido Justo Andrades Ca
res, por fractu1a de una puerta de la casa de
don Pompeyo Olia.
eB Los u!timos modelos dc los gemelos de
larga vista para mar TERRA Sc acaban de recibir
en- Ia screiitada Joyerfa de Tinaud. Son iguales
q los que usa el ejercito en- Europa sc venden
25 pesos par. Tambien hs llegado un nuevo
surtido de lentes espejuelos de oro , nikel
| con cristales de rooa, que venden garantza.
dos. D
| ~. Hemos dido deoir que ninguna casa
banquera de ests capital quiere vender giros
sob,e ell exterior mientras dure Ia situaci6n &C.
tual. No podemos, pues, dar noticias de ooti.
zaciones pues son estss completamente capri.
chosas. Heinos dido que Sc han vendido fran.
COS IS por ciento premio y dollars sobre
Nueva York al 90 por ciento.
| -. A los individuos del nuevo battalion de
Voluntarios que trata de organizarse en esta
capital, les recomendamos para uso de sampa.
ha, el sin rival cszado que &c ha reobido en-
e screditado estsbleoimento eel Popular,
Gale de San Jasto, namero IA.
-. Sigue tomando gran importsncia en-
esta capital Ia elaboration de oigarrillos para ell
consume pablico, hecnos con ramas del pals.
Segdn nuestros informes, Ia gran fabrica al va.
por que aquf tienen estsblecida los sefiores Ru.
cabado y Porte'a, e)sbora diariamente alrede.
dor de 20 mil cajetllas de dferentes vitolas y
aan asf no da sbssto los peddos que SO le
hacen. FL producto es tan bueno esta tan
bien presentado como el que Sc imports de la
Habana con IL ventaja de ser mas barato.
-. El vapor <Gran Anita, entrado hoy
a nuestro, procedente de Barcelona escalas,
Ia traido para ests plaza, 1920 sscos de arroz
valenciano, cl5 de garbanzos, 1921 csnastos de
oebollss una buena oantidad de aceites = otroa
comestibes.
-. FL Consulado de los Estados Unidoe
de America, en- anunoio que pubioamos en-
otro lugsr, llama los ciudadanos de dchs ma
ci6n para que Sc presenter en- Ia ofcina de re
ferenoia para rscibir informes sobre 50 inscrip
ci6n en- el registro
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Nueva combination del Gabinete |nsu|ar

Core el rumor pablico, que dada Ia situa'
DION actual que atravesamos, para sostener
nuestro Ersrio, llevsr cada Ministerio una
direction id6nes, oonvendrfs que el Gabinete y
Presidencias de las Camaras Sc constituyera
del siguiente modo:.
Presidente del Consejo de Secretsrioz,
Muhoz Rivera. Subseoretario, Herminio Dfas.
Hacienda, Mafoz Rivera Subsecretario,
Brau.
Gobernaci6n y Graois = Justicia, Coll y
Toste. Subsecretario, de Diego.
Obrss pdblcss y Comunicaciones, Herman.
des Lopez. Subsecretario Larrinsga.
Instruction pdblics, Fernandez Juncos.
Subsecretario Marin.
Agriculture, Industria Comercio, Blan.
90. Subseoretario, Camuilss.
Presidente del Consejo de Administration,
Acuna.
Presidente de Ia Camsra insular, Carbonell
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Indice dc Ia SeCretar(a do Gobernacion

Remitiendo un acuerdo del ayuntamiento
de Sabana graude solicitando que Ia Diputsoi6n
provincial vote un cr6dito para sooorrer los
pobres con motive de Ia msera que allf Sc hs
desarrollado. .-Manifestand al acalde de Sa'
bana grande que en- ell acusrdo del syantamien'
to de su presidencia soicitando sooorros para
los pobres de solemnidad ha sido remitida 4
aquel centro. .-Remitendo al aloalde de A1lssco
una instancia de don Jose r Garcia & nombre
del rematists de la recaudsci6n de contribuOio.
mes para que informe sobre los extremes que
abarca Ia misma. .-Acusando recibo don Ma.
nuel Fernandez Juncos de su escrito en- que
manifesto haber casado en- la direction do &c,
Buscspi1., sustituyendole su hijo don Manuel