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NAMED BY TIE PRESIDENT.
HANDY for the Paris Erposition--Wordin As.
sistant Appraiser.

slstent appraiser.
WAsuINGToS, July 27.-The President has
made the following appointments:
Moses p. Handy Of Chicago Special Commits
sioner to the Paris Exposition.
Mark A. Montgomery. United States District
Attorney for tho Northern District of Missis-
Sippi; joseph N. Stripping. United States Dis
trict Attorney for the Southern District of Flor
ida; Alexander L. Morrison. Collector OF In
ternal Revenue for tho District OF New Mexico;
Hugh Rodman, Liegtenapt In the navy.
Thomas G. Wordin, Assistant Appraiser OF
Merchandise In the District of New York.
Mr.. Wordin is a resident OF Bridgeport. llO
Eas a candidate for the place OF Collector OF the
Port in Bridgeport. Heis graduate Si Yale OF
tho class o; rs and he studied law, but never
prnctised. h, salary OF his new office is Sd, 600.
The Senate bill which provided for tho ap-
pointmont Of i've Commissioners 10 tho Paris
Exposition, one OF them to be known as Com.
missioner-General. and eppropriatinE $500, 900
failed to pass the House, The General Deficiency
bill. however. contained an item authorizing the
appointment OF n special Commissioner to go to
Pnrs TO arrange for the exhibit.
The sum OF S25 900 was appropriated for the
expenses OF this commissionership. This Ap-
Sonate.
The sun., 1897-07-28

DwindiinE or ths ssuth Atlantic sSuaars,s-
The Ronufnrtsn.

WAsHnoroN. July 27.-Tho old wooien Lam
caster, now attached to the South Atlantic sta
tion, viii be withdrawn on Sept. and brought
homo after two years absence on the ststion.
The Castino will then bo left Temporarily the
only ship on tho South Atlantic. Tho Cincin-
natl, or some cruiser Of her class will take
tho Lancaster's place soon after she reaches
homo. For the present no Admiral will be sent
to the station, which has lost much Of It's i'm
portance aimee the Brazilian revolution, whom
American merchantmen were escorted to tho
Rio Jansiro docks by Admiral Benham's shlps.
Ihe United States Eunboat Concord, now on
her way TO Alaskan waters, will remain north
until the Pinta can be repaired and sent up as
her relief Tho Concord Is under ordors TO pro-
coed then to China For years the navy has
maintained a ship In Alaskan waters, and
during this time the old Pinta has performed
tho service exclusively. Last winter che was 30
badly battered by tho weather that extensive
Eepairs were necessary, and Bhe 10 now at Marc
leland being oyerhaufod preparatory to another
long stay at Sitka. A cable9ram was received
at the Navy Department to-day announcing
the arrival OF tho cruiser Raleigh at TanRier
after visit at other ports In Morocco.
The training ship Alliance arrived at South
ampton, England. yesterday from Norfolk.
Tho gunboat Bennington will leave San Fran
cisco In q few days for San Diego to drill tho
California State Naval Militia, after which sho
VIII proceed directly to Honolulu to relieve tho
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DEMENrED SING Err NO Better.
Parents In the West Notified by the Authori-
ties mt bellevue.

Marie Simonie, or sinons the ambitious
young girl who came here month ago from
Cedar Rapids, Neb.. 10 get an engagement to
sing in opera, and who was taken to Bellevue
Hospital on Saturday night by friends. suffering
apparently from mental trouble. is still in tho
insane pavilion and appears to be growing
worse Elliot Danforth. to whom the girl
brought q letter Of introduction. has tee-
graphed to the writer OF the letter. DR.. John Mo
Kinnon Of Chicago. to notify her parents. The
Bellevue authorities notified her parents on
Saturday night, but none OF her relatives has
yet cached the city.
Bishop brought the girl to tho hospital. called
yesterday to inquire for her. Both he and
Mrs. Bishop have been accused by the yellow
Tor some mysterious and sinister motive. Tho
facts are that they persuaded her to 20 to the
hospital after DIR. George 7. Harrison Of 221
West Twenty-third street, who had examined
the girl advised that this was best for her.
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CALFSKINs NOT HIDES.
Collector Warren OF BOaton Hoids That They
Are SKINS and Are DUTY Free.

Boston. July 27.-Collector of the Port
Warren ruled to-day that calfskins did not come
under tho is per cent. ad valorem duty. as they
are not "hides." This ruling may be revised by
the Treasury Department, but If 1t stands 1t
means saving OF thousands Of dollars annually
to New England leather dealers. This was one
Of tho knotty problems that arose yesterday
under the new tariff and gave Collectors so
much trouble. Mr.. Warren Is the first ono to
decide tho matter, and he did so after consult
ing the dictionary and calling his deputies into
exc rutive session.
Tho general appraiser rulings were looked
over and It was found that those officials had
ruled generally that the hide OF any small
skin and so ii was decided that a calfskin was
mot hide and was, therefore. entitled to be
admitted free.
The sun., 1897-07-28

The July meeting OF tho Parkway Driving
Club Of Brooklyn will begin this afternoon at
O'Clock. Two races will be decided on each Of
the three days. The programme for to-day
calls for the 2:2o and 2:4O classes for trottersj
for Friday the fre,-for.ail class for rottcrs and
PAGERS ami 2:3o trot. The entries for to-day arc
follows:
p:<0 ClasS, Trotting-C. @. Mosers h. m. Gin. By
Polatka CAdoo's b, NJ Alma wilkes. by Aloantlra;
L. d. Brokaw's b. Puck. by vatiral T. /. Arthurs
b. &. Dandy s.. by stilImau r. Cassdy's b. IN. Dora
Thompson. by Epauleti D. Lewis's b, IN. wocdburn,
by Nthneii Boys Alcyonrr arms ch. M Hazel Alcy'
oner. by Alcyoner or Sable Alcyoncr. blE. m. by
Alcyort NJ p. Devy's b. m. Jet by oliver West.
MA IrS MoSCt IN Me- ta ~
Little Nance. by Hony C.; L.; A. BurNe's b m Me-
mnrihl Iy Brightmont; Il, l. Davis's hP ~ American
Wonder by Oarneld. r, A. FAirl Arms h. s. baron
Rose. by StamOOul: 7. l.. Arthurs CHI x. Ben Davis,
by Great Tom; Parkway stables b. u. Crescent. "
SIAmbuul,
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RA1LRoAD COMMISSION TO MEET.
Hearings on Street Railroad Applications In
This city.

ALBANY. July 27.-An important meeting of
the State Railroad Commission is scheduled for
Aug. IL at 1880 o'clock in the morning at the
New York City Hall. Among the hearings on
applications that have boon set for that date arc
that Of the Second Avenue Railroad Company of
New York city for permission to change it's
present motor power to the underground cleo
trio trolley system. that Of the Forty second
Street. ManhAttanvillo and st. Nicholas Avenue
motor power 70 the underground trolley or com
pressed air system. and the following applica-
struot roads: The Green County Traction Com
pany Of Cofsaskie. the berty and Jefferson
ville Electric Railroad Company Of sulliyan
York Railro I'd Company. The last named com
pany 10 TO connect with the Erie road, running
The sun., 1897-07-28
Arrested TOR Stealing from the Lake HopatoonE
Clubhouse.

Charles Parker. u young colored man en-
ployed as hall porter in tho Lake Hopatcong
Club at Lake Hopatoong, N. j.. was arrested in
Hoboken yesterday morning on . charge of
stealing jewelry from tho rooms of the club
house. While Parker was on his way to this
city yesterday ono OF tho club members tele-
phonod 20 Gen. William @. Hepponhsimer of
Hoboken. who is secretary OF the club. and
Parker vas arrested by 2 Gdstectiye IN the Del.
the pocket OF mackintosh which no carried On
his arm diamond pin and q diamond ring were
found. The jewelry, 1t 10 said, belongs TO . Mira
Clements, who was guest at the club.
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The Harness Racers at Troy

Troy, July e7-Despite an overcast sky. ;r1 49,
drizzles AMI WI d West show as a counter Litr-L-
tion the nrst days a. Rensselaer, Park. under
the auspices Of the Park TrotinR Assoe.a iOn were
well attended The track was in good condition and
the events the card fun OF inter ST. The Park
Club Stakes Will he contested by the p1oeTs to-
pDrrow. During the s:l5 pace to-day Inez, Wurort,
aud Betty ROss cod'd Toe sulkies were SMASHED
but the drivers escaIed Injury. Tners wrrs twelve
starter, in the rst race an ten In the second Asdlci
the tEITC.mlnute trui with Eli amor W. second,
Nick third. and Three Cheers fourth Best time.
y sn nd ~ tn,Dt T"f thrd nmn a
fourth, Best time, H:l5ia.
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Chess.

ALBANY. July 27.-The midsummer meeting
Of tho New York State Chess Association at the
Thousand Islands will have the greatest at
tendance Of chess celebrities OF this country
that has been known for years. steiuitz. Pills
bury. and LipschutE will play for tho challenge
cup. In the Interstate match New York will be
represented by Delmar. De Wiser. Hodges. Han
ham, Baird. Hymes, and Vorrath. Pennsyl-
vania will be represented by Shipley. Stuart,
Young. The class tournaments have also many a
strong entries. The tournaments begin Aug.
and 3, and last all week.
The sun., 1897-07-28
Daimler Motor Plant In the Sheriff. Hands.

Daimler Motor Plant In the Sheriff. Hands.
Tho plant Of the Daimler Motor Company of
Long Island City was seized yesterday by
Sheriff Don't of Queens county upon . writ
Of attachment sworn out by Edward B. Jenks.
Francis A. Bowen and others for $1,000. Two
executions against tho concern were placed in
the hands Of Sherin Doht yesterday. One was
IN the name OF Richard Rauft and called for
II. Hempsted and was for 5.236.52. The COM
pany manufactured motoTs fST yachts and horse
one OF the stockholders. Louis II. Won Bernuth.
hts sonin.law, is Treasurer. Mr.. Won Bsrnuth's
once is at Ill East Fourteenth stroot, this city
The sun., 1897-07-28
A DiShonest Butler In tho Larehmeut Summer
COIOny,

LARoHMoNT. N. Y, July 27.-Edward Malone
. butler. who has been employed at the summer
homo Of Eugene V. Sanger. was arrested this
morning and locked up in the White Plains Jail
on the charge of larceny. For several weeks
Mrs. Sanger and daughter have missed small ar-
ticles. and on the night OF the ball Of tho Laroh
mont Yacht Club some jewelry and other valu-
Whe wss Ier sSest Wsre ena stosn o1ps ps n.
sleeping rooms. A trunk owned by the butler
was seized at the home Of his sister, In Third
avenue. Now York. II contained tho missing
articles. The butler confessed TO taking a por.
tion, hut not all Of them. He has been hold to
await the action of the Grand Jury.
The sun., 1897-07-28
AFTER WEDDERBURN C co.
Tho Commissioner OF Patents Proceeds Against
Thcm After Investigntion.

WASHINGTON, July 27.-Tho prosecution Of
John Wedderburn & Co., patent attorneys, un-
der an order from the Commissioner Of Patents
that they show cause why they should not bo
disberrcd from practising before tho Patent
Of1lce, Is tho outcome OF an investigation In
stituted by the Commissioner coon after he as
sumed his duties into tho charges that have
becn made among aptent lawyers for some time
OF unprofessional business methods. AS We'd
derburn d. Go. were regarded as tho greatest
Offenders their case was selected for q test, and
voraply to the Government, like orders will be
issued against other firms in tho city employing
similar methods.
The sun., 1897-07-28

A desperate strussie between rranh HeEash
esd Planet &c Clsveland.


CLKvELASp. July 27.-Fine weather and =
good card brought large crowd to the Glenville
track to-day to witness the second day's races
Of the Grand Circuit meeting. Two races were
finished, and after four heats OF another had
beon paced II went over until tomorrow.
Heavily played favoritos won the two races do
cided. In tho unfinished race tho best the fa-
vorite could do was to get sixth place once. Fast
time was made In all Of the events. which were
largely filled with promising green horses.
Darc Devil, . hve-year-old from tho VIII
lage Farm. won tho 2:25 trot in straight
heats. Grand Baron would have won tho
second heat, but was pulled close to tho
wire, and the judges removed his driver in tho
noxt hent. The result showed that the son of
Baron wilkes had not been handled TO win, for
with new driver, he pushed , Dare Devil In the
soos S % & 5hS aS s S out in
aio % pace, and Planet had hard % battle. Alter Sa
2:ioia, Planet captured the second. the tims Of
which was BE sesends faster. Planet made a bad
OF S
day, Frank Bogash carried loads Of cash to win
th, heat and race He led to hs
isnsths, behind, so%st6ins shot Spt in a
clone cione With Starr behind him. s The SON No Of Bon
ME McGrogor gained go fast that tho
I mind could scarcely ,Esp Erasp the phenSm; S,ns
perfectly, passed Miss Eindlay, Miss
Williams and Nichol b.. and was close up on
Bogash. Geers rcsorted to every method TO win.
the way up tho stretch. On camo Planet.
He reached Bosash's wheel, and tho wlre
like q dead heat at the finish. but the judges
gave the heat and race TO Bogash. Tho time Of
The heat was 2:o6L. Planets time was 2OB.
The latter's performance was loudly chccred. in
spite OF the fact that had he won tho majority
OF persons present would have been losers.
Courier-Journal was tho fayortte in the 1925
pace, but acted poorly, and was mover in 1t. Sat
In Slippers won the first heat, and after losing
the second to Brentwood the judges took Grant
from behind her and substituted Cur tbs. The
latter drove her out winner in the next heat.
In the fourth heat Gcers sent Elsinora out In
the stretch. and won by head at the wire.
Summaries:
2:s6 cisss. trottins; purse e9. 900:
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Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON. July 27.-These naval orders
have been issued:
Civil En- S,neer c. W. Parks ordered to the Norfolk
Navy Yard. Passed Assistant Engineer 8. 8. white
ordered to Join the Concord at Chief Engineer
A. T. Dixon and Chief Engineer r. 7. Chambers
ordered to the New York Navy Yard.
These army orders have been issued:
Capt Edward +. Hardin. Seventh lnfpntry. will %
company the sixty.nfth Regiment New York Ma
tonh Guard upon o tour Of neli service. Aug. 70
IL. and upon the completion of the duty. will return
to his proper station.
capt John c. F. Tillson. Fourteenth Infantry. h de-
tailed to attend the encampment of the South Caro-
lima State Volunteer troops at orangebuIg.
The sun., 1897-07-28
BUTTON STILL HOLDS THE FORT

Another Deputy sheriff Agrees TO Get s1iss
OGden's Colts for Her.
BRIpaEPoRr. Conn.,, July 27.-Fred Buxton.
with his shotgun and dogs, still retains posses
sion of Miss. Ogden's colts and defes the au-
thorities of tho town of Easton. To-day an
other deputy Sheriff was engaged to serve the
papers Deputy Sheriff Wallace Buckley, of
Fairfield Is willing to undertake the job and
saws he will get the horses and Buxton to-mor-
row.
Buckley is fearless oficer. A short time
ago he had pistol duel with John Gabler, who
was wanted for attempted murder Of his WIFE,
in which twenty shots were fred. Gabler is
now in State prison.
Buxton says he will kill the first man that at-
tempts to take the colts unless $50 Is first paid.
The sun., 1897-07-28
DIsoRDERLY HOUSE RAIDED.

only Two OF the seventasn women Found in
It Arrested.
Acting Captain Coffee of the West Twentieth
street station. accompanied by Detectives
Perkins, Mahoney. and q patrol wagon full
of policemen. raided an alleged disorderly
house at 234 West Seventeenth street last night
at 10 o'clock. The warrant for the arrest was
obtained from Magistrate Pool. who cautioned
the Captain not TO arrest any men or women
unless they were behaving in q disorderly man
nor.
Seventeen women were in the house when II
was raided, but only two were arrested. Al
the station they gave their names as Bessie
Brown and Olive Penn. The house, which "a
valued ct $50 900. Is said to be run and owned
by Mira Kunlgunda Rossetti.
The sun., 1897-07-28
sIBERIA's WHEAT AND OURS.

Agents 70 Go Abroad 20 study tho Probleu
Presented by the Trans-siberfnn Railway.
WASHINGTON, July 27.-Two agents of tho
Agricultural Department will be sent abroad by
Secretary Wilson to obtain information about
the probable effoct Of the opening Of the trans
Siberian railway on the expectation Of the wheat
crop Of the United States. The railway will be
put In operation in 1900 1t will traverse the
fertile Siberian grain fields, ant In connection
with other roads will furnish wheat to Europe
at reduced cost. The agents will study freight
rates and report whether the increased means
OF transportation will cause loss to the grain
growers OF this country.
The sun., 1897-07-28
Her loOth birthday Celebrates.

BENNINGTON. Vt. July 27.-Mrs. Sophia Wal
bridge Winnie celebrated her Tooth birthday at
the walbridge homestead at Bennington Falls
this afternoon. Four hundred Invitations.
printed in the style Of . century ago. had been
Issued, and more than 800 persons responded
W,albridge Homestead. built In 1855. vas
Winnie traces her ancestry back to the time Of
Richard tho Lion Hearted. Sho 10 remarkably
well preserved.
The sun., 1897-07-28
Football.

Paterson July 27,-A m ting was held In Paterson
to-day for ths purpOs' OF forming FOOT all league
among the representative clubs OF New Jersey Tine
League win probably comprise teams from the Now
Jersey Athletic Club. ElEahoh Athletic Club OTltAni
GHd the Entire SOuS OF Paterson.
It mas Leen definitely sett 81 that the Yale Prince
ton football game " be pla!e a. Sew Haven tniI
fail on Saturday Nov. 90 New rand 'tRLds will bO
erected on Yale te d capable Of teH ng 5000 per
sons. The Harvard Yale game ~il. b. PLAYED on Sat-
turdAy. Nov. l3, On Soldiers Field, Cambridge.
The sun., 1897-07-28

The funeral Of the Rev. Dr. Malcolm Mo
Gresor Dana took place yesterday afternoon
from his late homo at AZ South Oxford street,
Brooklyn. Tho Rev. DIR. Edward p InRersoll
pastor Of the Park Congreg tional Chnrul, at
81. Paul, Minn.. officiatod, assisted by the Rev
Eiwin II: Byinglon, pastor Of tho Pilgrim
Of the South Congregational Church. The body
will be taken this morning TO Norwich, Conn,
for interment.
The sun., 1897-07-28
ALBAxY AND sUsoUEHANNA BONDS.

Delaware and Hudson Directors to Consider
tho RerundinE PIan To-day.
The directors OF the Albany and Susquehanna
Railroad Company discussed the proposition to
refund tho Slo.Ooo.Ooo bonds maturing In
1908, but took no final action. President Rob-
srt olyphant reported TO tho board that second
track had been laid on twenty.seyen miles OF
SGoO. 600, thus completing the double track Tor
the whole limo. The ocheme for refunding tho
bonds viii be considered by tho Delaware and
Hudson directors II q quorum is present at tho
meeting to-day.
The sun., 1897-07-28
Another story or GambIius ~ Caleb simas's
Club,

Tho West Thirtieth street police have another
complaint against the Albany Club at lls
West Thirty'nrst street. which Is said TO be run
by Caleb Simms who 10 janitor OF the Senate.
A man called at tho station house on Sunday
night and told Capt. Chairman that he had lost
SlO0 In rod-and'black game In the clubhousie
The police are !nNesi!Sating.
The sun., 1897-07-28
Stranded Empisyses Camping at BaSyIon's
DSsortea Motel.

BABYLON. L. l.. July 27.-About twenty en-
ployess of tho Argyle Hotel. which closed its
doors ON Saturday. arc stranded here, and have
takon quarters IN the hotol They say they win
until they can get money for railroad fares to
Now York. Sheriff Wood has put two deputies
on guard
The sun., 1897-07-28
DIED or LocLIaw Caused by n Cows Kick.

Jeremiah Hurley of Millburn. n. j., died OH
Monday OF lockjaw. resulting from the kick of a
COW. which caused q slight bruiso on the back
OF his hand. Hurley. who was 81 years old, was
Of the Lackaysnna Railroad. and was kicked on
July 10 by a cow he was milking. Hurley came
from Limerick 10 this country twenty-five ears
ago He worked for tho railroad twenty-four
years, and leaves widow and six children.
The sun., 1897-07-28
negro Ministers Conasmn Crimes that Result
In LyuchluGs.

RICHMOND. Va, July 27.-The Bannister Ne
gro Baptist Association in annual session has
passed a series OF resolutions emphatiosliy con-
In the South, and calling upon the negroes to CO.
operate with tho whites in stamping out tho
crime and bringing to Justice all who commit
the offence.
The sun., 1897-07-28

SAGINAW, Mich. July 27.-oliverT T. Peterson.
who came to Saginaw several weeks ago TO can.
vASs for weekly paper published in New York
was found dead In his bod at the Naegeli House
this morning. He complained on Sunday of not
feeling well, and admitted that he was taking
morphine. Last night no left orders TO 10 called
ct o clock this morning. Tho clerk found the
door locked, but gained Gdmittance and found
Peterson dead. PetterSon's home 10 In San
Francisco
The sun., 1897-07-28
Bol,via's Minister Received.

WARRINGTON. July 27.-Sehor Louis Paz. tho
new Bolivian Minister, presented his credentials
to the President to-day. He was introduced BY
Acting Secretary Adee. The usual complim en-
tary speeches ere made.
The sun., 1897-07-28
CONSUL MUNCHMEYER 4 SUICIDE.
TooL His Iiro at San Salvador ON sIoaday-His
Successor.

WAsuINaToN, July 27.-A telegram received
to-day by the State Department from Mr.. Baker.
United States Minister at Managua. Nicaragua.
contained news of the suicide yesterday OF
Salvador. Mr.. Baker said he would promptly
eSytse the yico-Consul to take charge OF tho
oaIoa John Jenkins OF Omaha, Neb, WAS named
Isserdny Tor examination TO I'LL the place held
% Nj hunchmeyert whose term had expired
The sun., 1897-07-28
The hassAu Railroad Company Einoa for Vie
IatInG the Fenaer OrdIaAnoe.

nne of S2b was imposed by Justice Van
wArt In tho Second District OWL Court. VIII
liamsburg, yesterday. on tho Nassau Electric
Railroad Company for a violation OF the fender
ordin Anoe. The action was begun several
months ago by the city OF Brooklyn through
the Corporation Counsel aS test case.
The sun., 1897-07-28
Speaker Reed on for His Holidays.

WASHINGTON, July 27.-Speaker Reed. &C
companied by Mrs Heed, started to-day for his
cottage at Grand Beach, Me-, where he will
pass tho summer.
The sun., 1897-07-28

Tho battleship Indiana left the Navy Yard
yesterday morning and Joined tho neot at the
anchorage Oh TOnpkinsville.
The sun., 1897-07-28
Tor aeavy, sluGGlsh YeeIinG


Use HoFSfoFd'0 Acid Ph0aPhAla.
IL produces healthy activity OF weak diSordered
somacbS that need stimulating, and acts tonic
nerves aud 6Fain.-Adg.
The sun., 1897-07-28

RioBY PARK. Me. July 27.-The track was never In
better condition than to-day. whicA began the open
ing Of the nrst Eastern Circuit meeting here. The
day was perfect, though little cool for fast time.
aud good crowd turned out. The races lacked the
sensational inter- 81 hair lifting finishes OF last
weeks Old Orchard meetinS. the card showed TIVE
evrnts-9:3S trot and 10 pace-Ahd the s, cond heat
in each clas developed thr wiuners VINO pulled out
tile TWO following heats and race hAndily. SummA
The sun., 1897-07-28

WOODBURY. ~. "F$%::: $;$E$s: e III E#s::' v: T :.
The sun., 1897-07-28

Parkway Driving Clus's Meeting begins To-Day.

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-13
krrumaCoS incOndiCi0na|eS

Nos dicen del distrto de Arecibo que al
gunos amigos de la canddatura Unconditional
de don Ramon ValdGs, andan propalando la in
tencionada especie de .dicho senior es Sc hord
fusionista. Esta propaganda maquiav@lica, Sc
We claro que tiene por objeto adormecer los
electores del partido liberal, hacienda Greer en-
brujas los mas candidos Bueno es que vivian
toaos prevenidos atentos la voz de Ia disoi-
pima segun la cual no habra mas candidate
fusonista que ell que resulte proclamado en- su
oportunidad ror el comite del distrito, confor-
me 4 la constitution del partido.
Y aparte de este recu6rdese que no hace
muchos dias ell mismo don Ramon Valdes nego
terminantemente Ell este peri6dico que tuviese
intencion alguna de ingresar en- ell partido libe-
raj, afrmandose, por el contrario, en- su fila
ci6n Unconditional oera sen nae@cla oigunu.
Bueno es que conste. X.