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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Conference OF Educational Workers Hamilton num-
p. IN. - ",
vass,r College Aumnae. Hotel Brunswick = 80 D. VII
Lecture by Dr.. Daniel Brown, Cooper Union p, III,
God Regiment Veterans concert. Lenox Lyceum '1o
.. m. ,a
Manhattan Athletic Club special meeting. evening"
ora Ei,h stree, School Association reunion. Clarks
,. IN. 49,, ,
Mozart Club concert, Chickering Hall. evening
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oLcoTr GETS A THREE YEARS SENTENCE


Wilson II. OlcOt.. the newspaper man, who com
mittcd bicamy by marrying Mis- Laura Beecer Thorn
adopted daughter of Walter L. Thorn. when he was the
legal husband OF Rosetta u. A. Partridge sent 10
the peatentary for three years Yesterday for his crime
lie pleaded guilty to II and saved the county the ex-
pense OF his trial. Ocot's real name is said to be
Brady and his family Is well known in Brooklyn.
His counsel pleaded for mercy for him. on the ground
Of his youthhe is only twenty one years od-he sei
OF his parents and his delicate health. which would
suner from long Imprisonment. ana he asked that
Olcott be cent to the Emira Reformatory Judge
Moore declined accedc to the request. saying that
Olcot was not a. innocent asserted tS he bad
married both women under false name lie became
acquainted with Miss Thorn While reporting society
n..t.
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yp T4pPEy Has WORD TO SAY.

PARK Commissioner Tappen sent letter to Mayor
Grant yesterday saying that the bill grading the
salaries of park policemen had never been approved
by the Park Commissioners and advising that the
yanda tory clause the bill be stricken out lie sug
rests further that the pension bill should provide for
n contribution of Der cent Of the 1ocemcn's salaries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

NEW.YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO,
$40 and 34S Broadway.
Assets $500. 100000.
Once of the Superintendent
OF the Metropolitan District.
New. Y ork. Jan. 2Sth 1854
william III. Beers, FsQ.,
President.
MY Dear Sir,-
Tho following are the facts IN regard 70 No
Robert p Thompsons application for insurance II ths
Company.
Mr. Edmond p. Schmidt, whom ] have known -
life insurance broker for many years, but who 10 Set
in the enpsy Of this Company, called 1t ny o0co and
brought me an application for 900 insurance
the lite Of Mr.. Robert p. Thompson Of Ne 80 Bread.
why. Mr. Schmidt claimed the time thai the appi.
cation ha been brought to him BY another broker
whose name he did mention.
After Thorough investigation By the Company I've
Policies 30 each issued. and on the 1oh
OF January said Policies wore left with MIR. Theap-
SON By Mr.. Frank E Mendes Of my once. aud receDt
taken from MIR. Thompson, which herewith hand
to you.
Following my Instructions, Mr.. Mendes has ~.
peatedIy called upon Mr. Thompson either 70 ohtaa
the preuium the return OF the policies. ost nm
Thompson failed to make any settlement ~ ~
ground that the policies wero In the hands Of 10
lawyer for examinatisn.
Very truly yours.
(Signed) H. A. APPELICe, sspt %
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FIIZABEIII.

Adolph Corluan, justire of the peace died yes
terday al the ace Of fifty two. Mr.. Corduan was
well known, and Judge Of Election for years.
John c. Knight was run over by a horSe-ear a week
ago. he being joted of the front platform His leg
was amputated. and lie died from the effects OF the
operation Yesterday at the City Hospital. Knight was
thirty four years DID, and leaves a widow and i've
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HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT The HOlEho,
AsTOR-Naval Constructor Philip hichoor', 49,,
., Lrryru AvFNIF-scn1tor II. c. Hans
p,.h ~ Xorth Dakota HoLLAND-CongressHah JoA'
T. wilson. Of Washington. NORMANDlE-Lru'enH"V
Governor W. H. Halle CT Massachusetts ii.A .>,
lessor Josish Royce. OF Harvard University "lND0
Frederick IL. Winston, Of Chicago.
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long ISLAND.

CHARGES OF FRAUD ~ Long ISLAND Cllr'
Fraud in the management Of public affairs in Lon;
Island City charged yesterday in application
for q mandamus to compel Treasurer Beckwcnn to
pay two waTrents for S3.712. and the other for
81 500, to the Gameweil Company for work in put
tIng1n Gre-a4rms done under contract with the Fire
Department Of the city The matter came before
Judge Cullen in the supreme Court in Brooklyn. Coun
sci for Treasurer BeckWnn argued that the Fire Com
missionors had power 10 make TIC contract and
that their act did not bind the city, and that the
Common Council he'd directed that tic money should
not he paid on the ground that the records rad been
falshed. An athGav, produced from Mr.. Bleck-
wenn the effect that the bin mad never been audited
and the pretended audit fraud. Tic opposing
counsel said all the records were regular. Further
ailldavits will be handed up before decision.
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jas uary 2Sth, 1892.

Copy Jssusry So'n' ASVS'
MIR. Robert r. Thsmpsen.
New.Ysrk City.
Dear SiP;
We acknowledge receipt Of your sfsfes
nert 70 .dny connectsn with the issuing Of Policies
A36771 and 436,964 for $4,000 each your ME-
md can only state exceedingly regret that ysa
have been imposed BY some unscrspulsss persss
70 Ms a. yet unknown, who represented himself ~
being able to obtain the nsurauce IRON this CsuvsV
on any terms other than he full payment Of the Irs'
miums stated In the policies.
Yeurs truly.
(sigue0 WM. II. BEERS,
PresidssG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

toward the increase OF the fund and that the age OF
retirement be placed at sixty instead of iorN-nVe
wears The Mayor forwarded Commissioner 1appehs
letter 10 the senate Committee on Cites
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TRIBUNE ALMANAC. 1S92.-A magnificent pum-
her ovrr $50 pages. Price - ccuts book Of ready
reference without any superior. Full description or
the new Navy. Elaborate coinage nnd currency tables
including OHM &c since 170J aud details Of the eircu.
Inting medium year by year, since 1859 Blectiea
turn. A nd other vaiua BILE features.
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KNITTING AND CROCHET. 1s91-Nsw, % raEcs.
TIL. and beat Knitting and Crochet Extra
ever issued by The Tribune. rs cents a cory. This
issue voted TO patterns Tor lace garmsns hsssock
amd cushion covers, trimming, curtnin bsads. saEs.
mats scars, tidics handkorchefs etc. IL additiss,
81 pngcs OF the charming Home and Sscisty" aru.
e les rom the sunday Tribune. delis htful number
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

To DAY.
Sun rise 70s Set. 5l1 Moon sets 100 m Moons ago
WATER
4 " Sandy TX 7t9 Gov. Isrd. $40 Hell GO. 10 O3
PM-sandy NJ. el7 Gov. Isd.. $40 Hell &C.. 1858
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Kew.Ysrk, Jas, 2S&h, 1884
Ts the New. York Life Insurance COMPANY,

Kew.Ysrk. Jas, 2S&h, 1884
To the New. York Life Insurance Company,
GeutIemens-
referring - Policies %36,551 asd <Se.eo%
for $4,000 each, issued ~ ysur Company - ~
life and % the article In the New.Ysrk Times Of
this morning which refers to the above described
policies I offer you the following explauafiss Of my
position In this matters
Durius the curly part efihis month approached
nv a party whom I had known casually fer .
little over a month . general broker. whs seatsd
70 me that he could obtain 100000 Insurance %
my life II l would make application and Be eS'
am,ued for same and that IL would csst ne sav.
tbns. but on the contrary that would receive SO
for my doing 80. He stated In regard to the $50
that Il was contrary the law 70 give Insurance ssA
bonus In that way. but that he would NJ ks . per-
s.ral matter. few days after he brought me IN ~.
ulication Of the New.Ysrk Life Insurance CsaDauw
which he Allied In his handw rifipg asd which
.isued after carefully reading IL. l was suspictsus
about the the time. but eoaId sec No reassn
WHY I should net accept such an oher.
SIsce making she application the party whs made
the offer has seen me 10 reference 70 ne sams
and now surrender the policies.
A. far a. your Company Is concerned, the policies
were merely left Ia my possession ne showa ~ the
receipt save the Company. subject TO the payment
Of the premium In fall ME, and have to cay tat
appnrentiy we have been grossly imposed upon fer
.ome reason 10 me unknown, and will gladly aid
van in uuearhiug the conspiracy that has bees ate
tempted.
Ysurs truly,
(sisnedD ROBERT P. THOMPSON.
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Executive Department Of the
NeV-York Life Insurance COMPANY,
WIN. n. BEERS, President,
SAC 4 34S BROADWAY.
New-York, 2sth January, 1892.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,

The following statement of the facts
in regard to the insurance of 100000
issued on the life of Mr.. ROBT. P
THOMPSON, which the New-York
Times of this date says the New-York
Life offered to give him absolutely
free for one year aud that l paid him
$50 to accept, and the accompanying
documents, speak for themselves
The New-York Life issues no in.
surance on which the full premium
is not paid.
(Signed) VIM. H. BEERS, Pres.
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BIG ISSUES OF An OFF YEAR.-The magnificent
turin and currency articles of Roswell q. Herr In The
ceLiy Tribune during tho last year. repriated. with
vnrious kindred articles. including the wonderful re-
.ut. of Reciprocity, und the article Prices In
1890 and 1891" pamphlet OF 50 large pages. %
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(CoDy Of ReoelptD

Copy Of ReoelptJ
New.York. Jan 18th, 1897.
thereby acknowledGe to have received rsm the Ssws
York Life Insurance Company peiicies Nos. (3857I
and 430964, Issued my life to the amount Of
100000, which premiums have been paid, asl
the same nre left With fer the ssIs purpose Of
niaaten. 10 IL Understood that there 10 ne liability
IN regard tho Insurance otherwise By the New.
Yopk Life Insurance Company antit the amssnf -
Sl,s60 has been paid By 70 said Company, asA n
further agreed that such payment has 70 b made
before tho ~ inst said peices returned -
the Company.
(sigpeO ROBERT r. THOMPSON.
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for over Fifty YEARS by MILI0Ns q MOTHERS
10Y lDREX WHthE rE IF CniIs w s5FT rEh
TE GUNS ALdhYs al PAlT , cT DFtSrE %dSD
sold by DRrGGIsIS In every part OF the world
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CHAUTAUQUA IN 1S01.-Fuii reperts Of the sxer.
else. EEtertaining. Illustrated. Price IS cents.
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LONG ISLAND CITY.-A movement is foot in
Long Island CITY, Astoria and Stenway, looking to-
ward the erection OF elevated railroad from Hunters
Point Stcinwdy.
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Announcements.

CorGH OR SORE THROAT should not be
,aoect>d "prown's bronchial TrocheS'' are simple
remedy and give immediate relief
CoRyE1L's BENzoIN COSMETIC SoR.
Rest .kn and complexion soap In tho world Al Drugse"
70 cents.
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PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL assembly. 1891
few opc- Interesting in View OF rho arpreae hia =
Assembly. A handsome pamphlet of % large pages.
I1 cents IL
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STUDIES ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Letters Of
l. y. e., Illustrated. from Cuba. West Indies. Mexfcs
and Central America. 100 large pasea - cssts.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TUESDAY,. FEB. =.
Wisconsin. Onion. Liverpool. ...-..:--:-.-- IN IN
Traye Nc Lloyd. Bremen via Southpton o'ooa m -"
WEDNESDAY. FEB g.
My,csc White Liverpool. $50 m 10 m
CIV Of CHICAGO. Inman. Liverpool. S0os IN ~
pcnnand Red star. ADtwerD......-.-..-.. am M
Andes, Atlas, Kingston. &c---.--..---.- pm -"
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PEor-or. E. g. W. OGMCHKK
NEW COLLARS.

wHEArENA-Thc best breakfast food delicious
,,urishne COOKS in minute; rs cent?: al gfocefs
HENLTR FOOD COMPANY 81 SHAVE.
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SOUTHERN SKETCHES-By The Tribuaes swu
dent In Wesr Virginia. kcntucky Lsutsiana.
md other states. - pages, illustrated. 25 csafa
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9blG COMMANDS Extract Of Beet.
TRIBUNE EXTRAS.

TRIBUNE ALMANAC Isgs.-A ma nifeeut sum-
her over $50 pngcs. Price 2J book Of ready
reference, without any superior. Fu description 81
the new Navy. Elaborate coinage nnd currency tables
inc Iuns since 1898. aud details Of the eircu
Inting medium. by year. since 1850 Election re.
turn. A thousand other vaiun BILE features.
CHAUTAUQUA IN 1S0I.-Fuii reperts Of the sxer.
ciscs EEtertaining. illustrated. Price IS cents.
BIG ISSUES OF An OFF YEAR.-The magnificent
tnrn and currency article. of Roswell q. Herr In The
cekIy Tribune during tho last year. rerriateL. with
ynrious kindred articles. including the wonderful
.ui. Of Reciprocity, ind the article on prices In
1880 and 1891" pamphlet OF So large pages. %
KNITTING AND CROCHET. 1s81.-Nsw, % raEcs.
The haud-omc.t and beat Knitting and Crochet Extra
ever issued by The Tribune. ID cents u cory. This
issue patterns sarmenss, hassock
and cushion covers, trimming, curtnin ssnds. eaEs.
mats. scarfs tdics handkerchief. etc. IL addities,
a. pnscs OF the charming "Hsme and sscisty" art.
clcs from the sunday Tribune A delightful number
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY,, 1891
few copies Interesting in Wow OF tho approaching
Assembly. 4 handsome pamphlet of % large pages.
2J ccnts II copy.
STUDIES ~ RgCIPROCIrY.-vaIu letters Of
\. e., Illustrated. from Cuba West Indies Vie xics,
md
SOUTHERN SKETCHES-By The Tribuae's swu
corre-pon in Wesr Virginia, kcutucky Lsuisiana.
md other states. - pages, illustrated. % csafA
NEW TARIFF L.ws.-Old aud new
pared 10 cents n copy.
WASHINGTON CENTENNIAL IN 1SS9-139
pm r.. ful account Of the public ceremonies The
ora,ion- Of Deprw, Bishop Potter, President Harri.
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copies. 25 cents each.
VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT, Why American VII.
Inres Differ In Prosperity" In small pamphlet fern.
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WAR SHIPS SUNK At SAMOA.-Whss may be
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THE TRIBUNE.
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Other baking powders
soon deterioratc and lose
their strength, owing to
the use of inferior in
gradients, but Royal
Baking Powder is 50
carefully and accurately
compounded from the
purest materials that it
retains is strength for
any lens h of time, and
the last spoonful in the
can is as good as the
first, which is not true
ofothcr baking powders.
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NEW TARIFF Ltws.-Old aud new rates Gem
pared. 10 cents n copy.
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
90 WEST s9rK-Sr -
OF tbs Nervous System, Geno. neAN Orssoss
rrnnencv and Srrility. Hours 10 /. TO 8.
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Each
Spoonful

AS done its per-
feet work, is the
verdict Of every
woman who has
used Royal Bak-
ing Pow der.
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WASHINGTON CENTENNIAL IN 1SS9.-132
pngr. a tuii account Of the public ceremonies The
ora ions Of Deprw. Bishop Potter Presideut Harri.
ron. Grover Cleveland. and others. In full. few
copies. 25 cents each.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-08-13
unn naennAala.

Al asf llamado "Uno del Pueblo y
que tIene vergdenza do firmar con su
nombre leu pregunta," 10 lnforma-
mos tan claro como podemos ser capa-
ces do hacerlo en- oil idloma espanol,
que LA.Voz Dbl PUEBLO, he soporta-
do y soportara al partIdo del Pueblo
del Condado de San Miguel, con toda
Ia eonslstencIa que 10 es possible a un
peFl0dlc0, v en- esto el mismo repre-
Henta los sentimientos do IL redac-
ci6n, y no los del que 'tira Ia piedra y
esconde Ia mano' como 10 haze oil pre-
gunton que 80 averg1snEa de frmar
su nombre, y tambIen, relteramos
nueslro soporte abIertamonte a los
candidates Democraticos naclonales,
Cleveland y Stevenson, do la mlsma
manera que, on IL eleccl6n pasada
sost. .vlmOs oil Hon. Antonio Joseph
para DeIegado. 81 este "unon es ver-
dadefamente del partIdo del Pueblo;
creemos que no sabe los principles
que represents. III tai fuera 81 oaso,
no haria una pregunta tau neoIa; de-
IBERIA onterarse que ol piataforma
adopiado por el partIdo del Pueblo
del Condado do San Miguel, el dIa 30
de Die. do 1890 cuando 20 organize
proyee expIisItamente que on politIca
Territorial Y Naclonal, cada mIembrc
dol partIdo tiono dereeho de eseoler 4
los postuladOs que lee djsa msshu ga
ma.
SComprende el pregunton y 81 rebo
.....? Us vera. pnes, quIen sera maj
falaz. el que tlra Ia piedra y esconds
Ia mano, q IA yoz ngL PuEuLo que
snuncla d saA postuIad,s 4 la vlsls
del mundo.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-08-13
Otra Yes Los RevOluciOnariOa q
Garcistas.

La prensa asociada circula los
siguientes despachos respecto al
nuevo movimiento reyolucionario
en- contra de MEXICO:
"Rio Grande City, Agosto g.
Los mexicanos refugiadOs en- este
lado de los linderos estan Otra yez
en- guerra, y estan levantando otro
movimiento reyolucionario en- con.
ira de Mexico. El General Loren.
20 Garcia, comandante dc Ia z0na
militar del norte dc Mexico, reel.
bio noticia que una banda revolu-
cionista ha establecido recientc-
mente una estaci6n de recrutas
en- el rancho Jabalene, abajo de
esta ciudaG. Embellishments el
General Garcia telegrafl6 Ia imfor.
maci6n al General Frank Weaton,
coman1ante del departamonto MI
litar dc Texas, y este expidi6 or
den al teuiente Geo. L. Laughorn,
del tercero de caballeria, para que
proceda con an destacamento dc
30 hombres Embellishments al In.
gar de Ia ieuni6n reyolucionaria.p
washington, Agosto g. El
Charge UA6airs Mexicano, estu.
vo en- c0nferencia esta mahana, y
le enseh6 un telegrama del Presi.
dente do Mexico, en- ell cual le par.
ticipa que on Ia capital de Mexico
sc rumora que los rev0lucionarios
Garcistas-se estan 0rganizando en-
la frontera dc Texas, que le pide
Sc Ilame Ia atenci6n de los Esta-
dos Unidos d este reporte. III de-
partamento de guerra ha ordena.
do una Investigation"
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-08-13

81 tiene un coraz6n formal Y noble,
no importa one cambios politicos
existan despu6s, nunca olvida los
hechos merecedores. Pero resulta
que el sefor Prince ha probado no
ser de esta clsse de hombres.
Diariamente corfe como desafora-
do hacienda discursos en- cuaata
reunion tiene Iugar en- 81 Terrific
rio, tratando de hace- mil convina-
clones para adelantar sus miras;
pero siempre so 10 oivida consul.
tar 4 su blen.hechor, el senor Lo-
PEE.
Por 10 tanto, 81 nuestro gober-
nador halla tropiesos y afanes
para ganar su juego q nadie pue.
de culpar mas que 4 sus portes.
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In Gratifnd de I.rInca.

Una viva ilustraci6n de la graft.
tud elevada de uno de los hOm.
bres que mas aspira a ser hOnradC
por los Neo- -Mexicanos hoy, exis.
to en- Ia persona del Sr. Prince, Ia
cabeza de la administration fede.
raj Republican,, que hoy rige por
virtud de la Influenza J repusa.
ci6n sRtes obtenids por cabaIleros
prominentes de Nuyo Mexico, en-,
ire Lac caales tigur6 mas promi
nente el Hon. Lorenzo Lopez dc
nuestro condado. TOd0s recorda.
ran que ell el aho de 1884, el alu.
dido Prince se pronunci6 como uu
candidate para delegado al con
greso irrespecto de la protesta dc
un gran udmer0 de Republieanot
que sOportaron en- su contra al Sr
Rynerson, de Doha..Ana. Habien
dose causado tai division q caus,
de las ambiciones del actual 90
bernadOr,ya no era question d.
conseguir el triunfO, encontra de
Sr. Joseph, el candidate DemocrA
tico; sinO que tenia pOr obiet'
Prince Ell probarles 4 sus antago
nistas republicanos, que su poder
q Influenza en- su partido era mu,
superior al de Rynereon y los gu
10 postulaban. Ahora para cubri
sus sienes con el laurel de Ia su
premacia Ide quien, pues, mas de
pendia ell Sr. Princei Del Hon LO
renzo Lopez, caudiIlo qnerido ds
pueblo del condadO dc San Nj
guel.
A Ia saxon habia por mala suei
te como 5000 v0tos republican,
en- el condado Imperial, y muy ne
cesario eran para acreeentar Ia
huestes que postulaban al gober
nador. III sefior Lopez, llevad
de los halagos y promesas del %
bernador Ligero, vino de la COZ
venci6n, levant6 Ia bandera dc
postulado, gaet6 sus medios d
una mauera pr6diga y obtu,o md
que 1900 votos de los 5000 rcpl
blIcanos, y en- consecrencia coma
gui6 que SO llenase dc gloria
nombre no merecido del sefiC
perdona-vidas.
yeamos ahoa, ique es 10 que b
hecho Prince en- reconotlmlent
dc tanto seryicio por In parte d
sehor L6pezl I'm hombre graf
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La Prensa Asociada Hispano-A

nericama.
En- conformidad con la convoca-
ci6n segdn determinado por la so.
ciedad de la Prensa Hispano.Ame-
ricano en su Ultima reunion tenida
en- Santa Fe, los miembros repre-
sentantes de Ia misma tuyicron Sc.
sion los dias 8 y 0 del corriente en-
Ia oticina de La Voz DEL PUEBLO,
en- esta.
Sc hallaban presentes, ell Presi-
dente, Sr Victor L Ochoa, del "His.
pano.Amecicano;n Pedro G. de Ia
Lama, de la "Opini6n piblica;r DO
s6 Segura, del "Boletin Popular;n
Jose Escobar, de "El Combate.n y
Juan Jose Herrera, ex.propietario
del "Defensor del Pueblo" y Felix
Martinez, y Il. II. Salazar, de "LA
Voc DEL PUEBLo.v
Los siguientes caballeros hicie,
ron aplicaci6n y fueron debidamen'
to admitidos seglin el reglamento,
como miembros activos de la aso-
ciacion: El Hon. Casimiro Barela,
de @Ei Progreso,n dc Trinidad Co.
10; Don Patncio Gonzales, de. His.
pano-Americano,' Y &c De Baca,
de LA yoz DEL PUEBLo,' y como
miembro honorario fue admitido al
Sr. Don Jose R0mulc Ribera, de
Wallace.
Duranse Ia reunion estuyo pre-
sente ell Hon. Casimiro Barela, de
Trinidad Y expres6 sus simpatias
con Ia asociaci6n, conendando Ia
misma como una de las instutucio-
mes mas loables de la 6poca para
ell bien estary progreso de los His
pano-Americanos. Tambien vista.
ron Ia session los sehores Agapito
Abeytia, Y Alexandra Branch,
expresandose q la par eli ter.
minos muy fayorables hscia los
beneicos servicios de la organiza.
cion, informando que tan pronto
como comezasen Ia publication de
su periodico, ia Libertad," ten.
drian mucho gusto EN- ingresar al
gremio de la sociedad,
Ouestiones de grande importan.
cia fueron sometidas por medic de
los socios, muchas de las cuales
fueron adoptados, y que sin duda
redundaran en- grande benefcio tar
to d Ia prensa que representan, CO
mo a los Neo. .Mexicanos.
La session Sc prorrog6 para reu
nirse otra vez en- la ciudad de AL
buquerque el dia IL de Seticmbrt
pr6xim0.