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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-16

9iefes, 81 ofciales y 1876 individuos,
ademAs de cuatro cafiones y la accion
de Molins de Rey en- que tamben han
quedado victorioscs nuestros bizarros
soIdados.
Aunque todayfa no Sc ha publicado
en- la Gaceta, hace tres dias frmo
S. NJ. ell Rey ell Decreto establecien-
do una tercera expedition de Vapores
correos para esa Isla. Cuba y Filipi-
mas que quedara defnitivamente es-
tablecida en- ell mes de octubre pro
ximO.
La empresa de Lopez estA cons
truyendo en- 1ng'aterra para Ia ter
cera expedition un nuevo vapOr que
Sc titulara alfonso XII, y tendra ma
yores proporciones que ell Santdnder,
pues medira 1000 toneladas, y mas
lujo que ell Antonio Lopez.
e. NJ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-16
NO1'ICIAS DE LA PENINSULA

De los peri6dicos de la madre pa
tria tomamos las Siguientes:
En- una excursion Toledo, el rey taVo
una ovacion continuada desde que PisO
los limites de aquella provincia.
He aqul los parties recibidos en- los cen
tros o6ciales:
"Toledo 15, 1915 man&na.-Acaba DC
lEegar S. NJ. ell Rey, siendo reclbldO sn
esta estacion por autoridades y corpora
clones civles, militares y eclesiasticaS, en-
medic de un pueblo que, lleno de entuSlas'
mo, vitorea calurosamente 3. NJ. ASi'
mismo ha sido saludada S. A. K. la oere-
nlsima Sra. Princesa de Asturias con gran.
dc j1bilo. La regia comitiva Sc dlrig0 F."
visitar la ermita del Cristo de Ia Luz:
''Toledo Is, 1913 manana.-S. MY
A. salen de la catedral, dOnde, reclOiuOi
con ell ceremonial de costumbre POr o
cabildo y ccrporaciones eclesiaStlcaS' -
ha cantado un solemne Te-DeMD, exam.
nando despues con gran detenlmiensO -.
maravillas artistieas que encierra este sun
tuoso temple. Sc dirigen al palace al1O-
bispal, donde permaneceran breve' ln'
tantes."
"Toledo Is, tarde.-Despues del 10
cibimiento enthusiastic hecho ,. NJ. =
en- Ia cstacion, han yi,itado la tradlciOn;s.
capilla del Cristo De la Luz. En- segIlu"
Sc han dirigido la catedrsl, dOnde nsn
permanecido algun tempo examlnan"s "as
minuciosa y establishments las PreclOoa, .oso
joyas artisticas que encierra este sua'0''S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-16

Ademas de los telegramas que he
mos publicado, todos favorahles al
Gobierno de S. M, encontramos ell
slguiente en- La Bandera Espa@Ola de
Santiago de Cuba:
Habana, 7 de Julio de 1875.-El
Papa ha hecho varios nombramientos
de obispos, incluso ell de Herrera pa
ra Cuba.
Dorregaray Sc retira hacia Gam
bel.
Los carlistas han sufrido nuevos
reveses.
Sc ha completado ell proyecto de
Ia nueva constitution de Espa1a. Es-
tablece los principles de derechos in
dividuales y libertad de cuItos. La
legislature Sc compondra de un Sena-
do y una Camara de Diputados. No
es probable que Sc haga modification
aIguna en- dicho proyecto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-16
Madrid, % de JUNO.

Satisfactolias en- extreme son las no
ticias que del ejercito del Centro 50
reciben. AcorraIadas las facciohes on
tre las asperas breras del Maestrazgo
dueno nuestro valiente ejGrcito de to- fo
dos los puntos importantes en- que Nor
largo tempo y con toda tranouii
lad ha dominado ell carlismo, e.
'te ante ell manifesto espfritu DE-
hostiIidad que comienza q yer eG los
pueblos que hasta ahora le han sido
simpaticos intenta forifcarse en- Can,
tavieja y atrincherar ell un largo ira
yccto las emp nadas montanas que So
levantan delante de esta natural 4
inexpugnable fortaleza por 81 cOnsi-
gucn iniundir conGanza y reanimar 81
hoy abatido espfritu de sus partidaros
pero nuestras tropas Sc eAcargan de-
hacerle conocer la triste realidad de-
su situacion. La posicion que hOv
ocupan es la siguiente: las iuer.
zas del general Montenegro ocupadss
en- fortiGcar 4 San Mateo Ell gene
raj Salamanca protegiendo las obras
de defensa lie Chelva, las del general
Esteban y brigada Chacon en- Alcon,
ell brigadier Bayle con el general de
division y euartel general en- Lucena
y las fort;fcaciones de Aragon prote.
gidas por las brigadas Lasso y Gale
ia. El ej6rcito de Martinez Campos
Sc encontraba esta manana tres l9,
guas de Alcaniz esperanto un movi,
miento de importancia en- combina.
cion con las fuerzas del general Jove.
liar. Ambos jefes, segun Sc asegua,
marcharan unidos, siendo probable
que para principles de la semana pro-
xima acampen ante los muros de Can.
tavieia decididos q arrojar q los car
Iistas de aquella magnftica fortaleza.
Hoy han salido para Valencia dos
companies de ingenieros que Sc incor.
poraran inmediatamente las fOerzas
de su reglmlento que Sc encuentran
en- operaciones.
En- ell tren de la mafana ha lega.
do { esta c6rte la viuda del malOgra.
do brigadier Sr. Sanchez Barcaizte.
gui 4 la que esperaban en- la estaciOn
varios hombres pohticos amigos init
mos del .fnado " ell senior ministrO de
Marina
FL consejo de ministries que -My
Sc ha celebrado ha sido importantly
peligroso segun Sc dice para las ar
monias ministeriales, fundandose los
que este aseguran en- ciertas entrev;s
tas un tanto Iargas que ell Sr. Minis.
tro de la Gobernacion ce'ebr6 aver
con ell Sr. .Presidente del Consejo y
hoy con ell de la guerra general Prl
mo de Rivera.
Ell duque de la Tore no asisti6
aver a las exequias del general Con-
cha, mas por question de etiqueta que
por estar indispuesto como sus ami
gos han hecho Greer. EI Duque como
es natural, temi6 con fundad1sima ra'
zon que no lie cedieran ell puesto que
correspondfa 4 su elevada categorfa
de regente y como pudiera surgir de
aquf algun incidente, quiso evltarlo
no asistiendo a dicho acto El general
Primo de Rivera saIi6 tambien que
.josp porque los constituencies es-
quivaron el haccrle la venia que le
corresponds por ocupar IN puesto en-
ia presidenc;a del duelo.. , -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-16
e.. NJ.

Ell Gobierno ha extraido del vapor
costero ing'es a un Official de Milicias,
desertor de sus 6las, llama 10 Vene
gas de quien conservan gratos recuer-
dos los vecinos de Naguabo. En- vano
quiere darse color poitico q la cap
tura de una persona sobre qmen pea
la acusacion de delitos comunes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-16
La Goceta del dfa 13 public6 l.
siguiente:
MINISTERIO DE ULTRAMAR.
EXPO OSICION
E X P o 81 C 1 o N i.

Senior: ell art. 80 dc la ley de % de
MARIO de 1874 sobre la abolicion de
la esclavitud-en la isla de Puerto Rico
orden0 que fueran indemnizados por
ell Estado los antiques poseedores de
esclavos de los peruicios pecuniaIios
que la emancipation de estos habrla
de causarles. Previene ell art. 40 de la
misma ley que la indemnizacion Sc
lleve 4 cabo por medic de la contra
tacion de un emprestito, 6 en- su de
fecto, segun ell art. g., por la distri-
buc;on entire los interesados de tftu-
los del Tesoro que representen ell va
Ior de 35 millones de pesetas en- que
la indemnizacion esta apreciada: en-
eI A, va citado, Sc -dUsigna la can't
dad de 3 100000 pesetas para pago
de amortization & intereses del en-
pr6stito. Para e, cumplilniento de es-
ia obligation, que aun no ha habido
OCCASION de satisfacer, estA consignado
ell correspondence credito en- ell pre-
supuesto de gastos de la isla del cjer-
cicio corriente.
Urge, pues, llevar & efecto la III
demnizacion en- la una 8 la otra forma
de las que la ley preceptda, no 500
para atestiguar la resolution del Go
bierno de Y. NJ. de mantener su OBJ
servancia, sino para que por mas
tempo no Sc dilaten los perjuicios que
Sc han de causar q los que fueron
propietarios de esvlavos por la anula-
Glen del capital one estos representa-
ban, y por la necesidad de sostener
ell trabajo asalariado en- sustitucion
del forzoso y gratuito que ces6 inme-
diatamente despues de la publication
de aquella ley.
A este fin ell ministro que suscribe
tiene ell honor de proponer q la apro.
bacion de V. NJ, de acuerdo con ell
Consejo de Ministries, e! siguiente
proyecto de decreto.-Madrid, JUNO
IL de .--Senor-A. L. L. P.
de Y. M.-AdetQrdO Lopez de AyalG
He aquf ell Real Decreto sobre ell
emprestito de Puerto-Rico para in.
demnizar q los ex propietarios de es-
clavos:
REAL DEcRETo "A propuesta del
ministro de Ultramar, y de acuerdo
con ell Consejo de Ministries, Vengo
en- decretar 10 siguiente:
Artlculo 1nico: Para l'evar q efec-
to 10 dispuesto en- ell artfculo 40 de la
lev de % de MARIO de 1873 sobre la
abolicion de la escIavitud en- la isla de
Puerto Rico, Sc autoriza al Ministro
de UItramar para contratar en- Espa-
na 8 ea ell extranjero un emprestito
de 80 millones de pesetas con destino
a la indemnizacion de los que tueron
poseedores de esclavos en- dicha isla. !
J con sujecion a las condolences ex /,
presadas en- ell mismo articulo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-16

Dado en- Palacio 4 doce de INN.
de mil ochocientos setenta y c1at. O
ALFoNso.-El ministro de UltrsmaY
Ade'ardo Lopez de Ayala.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-16

taban desplegadas como en- parada pero
& 200 pasos una de una AL Oeste y
dandose frente estaban formadas en-
ell mismo 6rden las cuatro companies
de nuestro ejercito: a la cabeza y de-
tras de las f,as estaban las respec
twas mdsicas. Los prisioneros liberia
les estaban agrupados al frente de Ia
primera compania carlista; los prisio
neros car,istas estaban agrupados al
extreme de la diagonal, al frente de la
cuarta companfa de nuestro ej6rcito
Ell CAME comenz6 las III y ter
min6 q las 6 de la tarde habiendo re
cibido los carlistas:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-16

Els interesante la siguiente brew.
CORRESPONDENCE que publica ElCo
mercio de Cddis:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-07-16

Ademas recibieron un capellau sin
tener senalada equivalencia.
Los carlistas entregaron:
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nal de Cuentas, Llnrente, Aurioles,
Calderon Collantes, Groizard, Ruiz
Gomez, Balaguer, marques de la
Merced, AIbareda, Alvarez Bugallal,
marques de Remisa, presidente de Ia
Audiencia, Valera, Sedano, ayndante
de 6rdenes de S. NJ, gentil hombre
del interior de seryicio con S. A con
|idelde Carlet, duque de Granada.
eis Las ,eabeceras de la mesa estaban
ioGSc;ulppadas 81; por la camarera mayor de
s. A.,senora marquesa de Santa Cruz
y por ell jefe superior de palacio Sr-
Duque de Sexto.
Como la polftica no habia sido aje-
ma q la formacion del MeR@ es curio
sa la reproduction de este que decla
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-03
AN IMMENSE FREIGHT BUSINESS.
Nearly 10000 Cars Of Freight Pass
Rock Island Bridge in March.

We are indebted to Mr.. Ben Fl. Wilson,
of the C. R. I & P. freight depot in this
city, for some suggestive figures in relation
to the freight business OF this road for the
month of March, just passed:
Eight hundred and fifty-seven loaded
cars have been sentwest from the depot in
this city during the month, and seven
ty-fve east, making 932 loaded cars sent
from the C. R. & P. depot in this city
during the month. 1t will be noticed that
nearly all the freight from here goes west,
the reason being that not much grain is
shipped from here,-some -four and pork
90 east from here. The cars going west
from this city are loaded with plows
glass, stoves, lumber, wagons, agriculture
implements, coal, beer, and movers
plumber, and include the freight re
ceived from the Western Union road
the P. & R. I. road, and the R. r. & St
L. road. as we'll as that manufactured
| here.
| CARS PASSING ROCK ISLAND BRIDGE.
The number of loaded cars mot sen
from our depot passing through the yar'
of the G. r, & P. R. R. in this city cas-
and west, for the month of March, a
counted by Mr.. Roderick Justin, var
master, was 7,9l4,-and the number O
empty cars was 1900.
These figures give some idea Of tn
magnitude of the business transacte
by the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Raj
road Company.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-03
Baptist Spelling School

A little bit of spell took place last
evening, in the basement of the Baptist
church, the spoilers being mostly school
children.
Capt. McKown called the school to Or
der, and Mr.. L. V. Adams aud MIR. Theo.
Robinson were chosen captains.
After the captains had chosen sides, the
church choir sang. ''The Mountain Land, y
Capt McKown pronounced the words.
and Mr.. Edward Palmer acted as umpire.
The first word missed was apostasy, it
passing several. all spelling it apostacy.
The following is list of the scholars
in the order in which they went down j:
Joseph Hardy, Will Stafford, Martha
Kahlke, Frank Bahnson, Joseph Coburn,
Sadie Davis, Hastings, Theo
Robinson, HI. Conant, Lewis West, Orrin
Leonard. Henry Carter, VIM. Hodgson,
Mrs. w. G. WEIGH, Eddie NlcKown, W.
Johnston, Clara Newberry. Maud Dow,
Frank Grenell, Lobdell, VIM.
Palmer, Addie Cooke. Fred Denkman,
VIM Cattin, Charles Truesdale, Kate Ed
die, Lille Fleming, Addie Altimus.
This left only one scholar on each side
Nora Olsen, and Allie Davis-and after
spelling about half a dozen words the word
'erysipelas' was given to Nora. She is
an interesting little girl, only IL years of
age. She knew how to spell the word, bat
being little confused and excited, hoping
for the prize, she saw it with too many is
and went down. Allie Davis won the prize
"a book of poems.
After the spelling refreshments were
served until nearly o'clock in the morn
ing. Several strangers were present, but
no one seemed to notice them. 1t looked
just little bit like: ''If you don't belong
to our church. take your chances, after
you pay us dime for coming in," These
gentlemen sat by themselves, and left as
soon as the spelling was concluded, men
tally declaring that, Spelling matches in
Rock Island are perfectly splendid-if you
belong to the clique"
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-03
Death of Hon. Z. p. Sanger.

Col. L. P. Sanger, who died at Oakland,
Cal, March 22d, was formerly a resident of
Galena, and, years ago, was Democratic
state senator from that district. Many of
our early settlers remember him we'll and
speak of him with affectionate regard. He
was the father-in. law of Hon. VIM. A.
Steel, the great quarryman and present
mayor of Joliet, and was visitor to our
city few years ago. coming on business
connected with contracts for stone for Rock
Island Arsenal. He was one of the noted
business men of Southwestern Michigan
and Northern Illinois, for forty years. He
was true friend and generous and USE
full citizen. MIR. Sanger was resident of
Chicago, and was on visit to California at
the time of his death. His funeral takes
place at o'clock tomorrow afternoon, from
the Episcopal church in Joliet.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-03
Promise and Performance.

When Grant was elected the Republi-
can party promised to pay off the public
debt at the rate Of 10 millions a month.
Now the administration telegraphs to the
country as follows:
1.-THE decrease of the public debt since
June 80, 1874, has been 80, 1862"
They ought to have made a reduction
of 80 millions, in those 9 months, but in
stead of reducing it 10 millions a month il
has only been one million month. They
should and could have greatly reduced
taxation and paid off 10 millions month
of the debt. They have not kept theil
promise, but have ''feathered their owl
nests" at the expense of the people
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-03
Contemplate journalism.

The Union is guilty of very contemplate
conduct in quoting as an original PROPOSE
ton of ours what we said in answer to its
covert slur upon Mr.. Shearer. That pa
per wished to charge that, Mr.. Shearer be
ing grocery keeper would, if elected su-
pervisor, furnish from his own store all
supplies for the poor, and therefore all 9TH
err grocery keepers should vote against
him. This is the impression the Union,
in covert manner, intended to convey.
In answer to it we said, in effect, that Mr..
Shearer would do no such thing, but would
distribute such patronage fairly, and. not
do as Krell admitted, in the board, that he
had dono, viz: promised county trade to
those who voted for him. Mr.. Shearer is
quite above that sort Of corruption. He
will make most excellent supervisor, and
VIII look after the interests of the county
Oh the whole people, not of clique or ring
OF political wire workers.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-03
Insurance.

The Industrial Age says it is mistake
to suppose that none but Board" COM
panies are worthy of confidence. The Age
says:
The National Board does not consider
the solvency of any company which be.
longs to the organization. The board was
organized solely to put up the rates and
keep them up. A great many of the
agents of the late Atlantic and Pacific In.
surance company belonged to the National
Board. 1t was board company where it
paid, and non-board company where
the profits lay on that side of the fence.
The same is true of dozens of weak CON-
panies. Some notorious wild cat compan-
les have been engineered by National
Board men. Individual insurance men
join or withdraw from the local board as
best SUITS their own purpose for the time
being. The only safe rule is to make per.
sonal inquiry into the solvency of a com
pany before insuring
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-03

KEEP THE BLOOD HEALTHY.
authorities state that no change under
gone by the system is without its influence
on the blood-The food we eat, the air we
breathe and the temperature we live in all
have their modifying effect. Any unnat
ural condition of the blood predisposes the
system to disease, while it is next to i'm
possible to take on disease if we keep the
blood perfectly pure. We know of no
more certain method of effecting this than
to have recourse to CRUMBS PERUVIAN
Alternative, mentionot which will be seen
in another column. This truly effective
Blood Renovation is prepared from the
choicest native and foreign roots and barks
and produces the most wonderful effect
in all Blood Diseases, from the smallest
Pimple or Eruption of the Skin, to the
worst case of Ulcer, Tumors, Scrofula,
Syphiitn or Venerial Diseases, Consump-
ton and Rheumatism. Peruvian Alter
alive can be found at the Drug Stores.
Price, 81 90 per bottle.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-03
NOTES HERE AND THERE.

Very fine day.
One of lie Nard's pleasant letters will
be found in this paper.
Thanks for sheet music, from Oliver
Ditson. For sale by R. Champion.
The Gazette says George Davenport
was an alderman of Davenport for four
years, but never mayor.
The ferry loaf is expected up on Mon
day. People who pay 25 and SO cents
hack fares for crossing via the bridge will
be glad to see it.
Mr.. Hergert, the turnkey, has re-
turned from jacksonville, having safely
conveyed the insane woman Mrs. Lund)
to the state hospital.
The Democrats and Liberals of this
township have placed an excellent ticket
before the people and can, by proper eff
forts. elect every man on it. Will they
make the effort?
BY a new arrangement of the Peoria
| road, there is now only one Though pas
senger train day, arriving here at 1855
A. NJ. and leaving at 1870 P. NJ. See time
card in this paper.
The lease of P. L. Cables Min ,rs-
vile railroad to the Rockford road has
been confirmed by Judge Drummond, and
the Receiver directed to carry out the con-
tract as originally made.
The raft steamer Chauncy Lamb
passed down the river about 10 O'Clock
this forenoon probably in search Of the
logs which foated down in such numbers
yesterday. She made no stop.
Persons afflicted with the spelling
school mania will have a good deal of the
conceit taken out of them by reading an
item in this paper from the New York
World, headed, About Spelling"
The claim against Fl. Ell, Body for
emhezzling S245, ZOO of money belonging
to the Rockford road has been comprom-
Iised by order of Judge Drummoud.
Body conveying 800 acres of coal land in
Pennsylvania to the railroad, which is
said to be worth $l50,0O0
| The big legislative spelling school at
Springfield came off on Thursday evening
at the Arnory of the Governors Guards.
1t was composed of II persons from the
senate on one side, and II from the house
on the other. The house beat the senate.
After half hour trial only three represen
tatives remained on the foor-Winter, OF
Mclean; Rickert, of Monroe and Hub,
bard, of Marion. Winter fell to rise nc
more before homeopathy, and Rickert got
sick on ''ipeeacuanha." Hubbard spelled
it correctly and won the prize-a silver
goblet. Senator Moderwell, from our
district, was the last one to 60 down, in
the senate. He stood up alone for long
time. but at last concluded that he would
no longer fight against the gods aud went
down on "theomachy.'
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-03

HOUSE FOR SALE.-Among our new
advertisements will be found one OFFERING
for sale the fine brick dwelling house O
Mrs. Temple Buford. 1t is built of thu
best material, with Athens marble anc
Baltimore pressed bricks in the front
marble steps, four marble mantle pieces
with gas and water fixtures We are inform
ed that the agent, Mr.. Ben Harper,is auth
orized to sell the house, stable &c., with
SO feet front, and separately the vacan,
lot 44x150 feet-or the whole so feet front
Its location is very desirable one for a
business Imam.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-03

POSltlUety cured-also Blind and Bleeding
Piles, Fistula, Salt Rheum, and all dis
eases of the Skin, by the use of
ROSSMAN'S CURE.
ITCHING PILES is generally preceded by
a moisture like perspiration producing a
very disagreeable and distressing itching,
particularly at night. after getting warm
in bed. No humbug-as trial will prove
For sale by all respectable druggists.
RossMAN & MCKINsTRY, Hudson, N, Y,
Proprietors.
Sent by mail for so cents.
IF YOU HAVE A COUGH,
Cold, Asthma, raising of Blood or any af-
fections of the Breast or Lungs, leading to
Consumption, use
DIR. HOUSEMAN'S GERMAN COUGH
i DROPS,
as prepared for over thirty years by J. J..
Davis(now deceased) and you will be sure
to find relief Address ROSSMAN &
MCKINSTRY, who have succeeded to the
Proprietorship, and sold by all druggists
and dealers in Medicines. For sale by all
Druggists in Rock Island. 49,
Sold by Avery & Tyler, Lafayette, In-
diana. Fuller & Fuller, Chicago. whole
sale agents.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-03
a Wife Reater.

The man who was induced to bring suit
against the turnkey mr. Aug. Hergert)for
compelling him to behave himself is not
such piece of injured innocence as some
may have supposed. In THE ARGUS of
July l, 1874, under the police head, before
Magistrate Chopper, was published the fol-
lowing:
David Kelman, for abusing his wife,
was taken to Jail by Policeman German
Fined $40. and COSTS
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-03

Ourcentral committee, after the declina-
ton of Mr.. Taylor, kept the place vacant on
the ticket for few days in order to gil it
with suitable person, should one offer, but
as no one seems to desire the place, the COM
mittee direct that the blank be filled with
the name of Mr.. j. NJ. Beardsley I'd, the
present incumbent Jim No. 2, has had
experience in the position and as he was on
our ticket last year we presume no one will
object to his name being placed there
again.