The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-06-01

which l here include and which Is the native place of our confident. You can send 1t there without hesitation for he Is known at that town and as for his trustworthythiness, it Is beyond all doubt. Only do not forget to send the sum in bank notes. The address I'll in- clude here on separate scrap of paper and beg you to copy 1t word for word.
 As soon as I receive the money my confident starts for Toledo and returns with my daughter, that may be able to give them the necessary instructions, and then they'll start immediately for America, taking with them the trunk and the instructions, which have giv- en them, and which I do not think safe to confide to the post.
 Then I'll too send you the portrait of my daughter that you may be able to recognize her and in the same letter I'll Indicate the town and hotel where she is to stop and await your arrival. She speaks English, having been study ing it for two years now. Nevertheless, I beg you to look carefully about her education that she may once be able to figure in any society. I am convinc- ed that your mode of acting will be that of perfect gentleman. Therefore, turned to you with a confidence which never thought I should be forced to place in anybody whomso- ever, concerning as 1t does, all that is dearest to my heart, that Is the for tune. the future welfare and the hon. our, of my only daughter. I hope you will be worthy of that confidence and never give me any cause to regret my having addressed myself to you. As soon as you have met my daugh- ter you send my confident back to Spain, and continue only in company with my daughter, your journey to your town, and in case my confident should not have money enough left, please to advance him the necessary sum for returning.
 Having found the money you send him $5,000 a sum, wherewith I intend to compensate his disinterested buried sum and that's the reason why l wish him to be sent back at once.
 | Perhaps the sum I have mentioned appears too large to you but consider l ing that it is to cover the costs of school and journeys from here to Tol- edo and back again and the to you and furthermore the time that will have elapsed from the date of the bill | until the day when the dlrectress can be paved. The sum Is not exaggerated. On the selfsame day you post the let ter please to send me the following cable: Viviano.
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 | Barcelona Disposed.
 This telegram I need because else my man does not know when to part for his native town to receive the money | letter. At all events if you are not able to help me, please to cable to him only the following word: Cannot"
 I include this letter imploring you to make haste and send the money that we may be able to finish this matter the sooner the better; and I assure you ceived the money, you are already il possession of the buried box.
 Hoping I have not turned to you il vain, but that you will be able to con fer this favour upon me, remain, Deal Sir Your obedient servant,
 J. BASANTA.
 The alleged bill from the directres of the college mentioned in the second letter is endorsed in the same letter. I is on printed bill head of the Colegit de Senoritas De La Paz Administrator Toledo and states that Senorita En siqueta Basanta owes the college 2,65 pesetas. The bill also bears a seeming ly official stamp of the college.