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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15
CONVINCED OF MEREDITH'S LNSANIT Y
SUPERINTENDENT ALLISON CONTINUES HIS TFs-
TIMoNY AT PoUGHKEEPsIE.


TIMONY At PoUGHKEEPSIE.
Poughkeepsie. Aug. Ii (specaD.-Dr. II. F.. All
son superinle ndent OF the Mattcawan Asylum. WAS
recalled at the opening Of the Meredith case today
to have Meredith pardo"ed and removed 10 Wards Is
land Asylum. wing that new environments would
dspel his decisions. but afterward withdrew II because
he believed II to be a scheme 10 gain Mcredith's
liberty. lie had never received any money or offer
OF money for showing Meredith privileges. "For the
last year." the doctor continued, he has repuls"d
and has been unwilling to allow 10 examine
him. / think be Is insane and dangerous lunatic
lie has chronic dcusonal mania that can't be cured. 1"
Exclusions OF persecution very common among
are under conviction OF deeds Of violence upon the
person." The prison physicians statement that Mere
dith had I" a chronic mania for writing letters and
creating local general mischief not accepted
as a diagnosis OF his Reading from the asylum
record DR.. Allison said Meredith AT one time In
bed when his heart and pulse beats taken, and
he seemed TO be unusually alarmed HIS heart beats
numbered 72 minute. Meredith said be believed
he had been poisoned and he desired be relieved
OF DR.. Seft0n's attentions Medicine had been given
to Meredith from September 20 to 90 1891 among
other things glycertne tonic Dr. Seton prescribed It.
DR.. Allison said the charges that Meredith was being
poisoned false. II Meredith was being poisoned
II required collision between Drs. Lamb and SETON
The hearing was adjourned til TO- morrow morning
Warden Brush was In the courtroom to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15
TAMMANY DESERTS GREEN NOW.
STANDING ALONE WHEN CHARGED WITH THE
NI-RDrR OF JAMES H,ISTrAD

STANDING ALONE WHEN CHARGED WITH THE
MURDER OF JAMES INSTEAD.
Matthew Green the former foreman in the Street
Cleaning Department. arraigucd yesterday before
Recorder SMITH on The charge Of murder in the first
degree. The bury form Of the accused city official
appeared alone at the bar None Of his Tammany
friends. and retained lawyer stood By lis Side.
He heard the reading Of the serious charge against
him. growing out OF his brutal assault on James
Halstead, at Firstavc and Thirty fourthst. on July
81 and said "Not g1ilty," In answer 10 the clerks
question as TO his plea.
Green Is broad -shouldcred. stout and heavy, and
appears to be possessed Of unusual physical strength,
so that a blow from his fist kick Of his foot
would be likely to produce gave injuries. lie had
q sullen and injured expression when called TO TIE
bar. lie said that he would retain counsel To de
fend him, and he reminded Ia await trial.
Ills will probably not De- called again unii
September all OF the three parts Of the General
Sessions will be- Olen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15

Ad,ces from Wheeling Va indcat, "a very dull nainet
for -te blooms ana bcts, with business confined a.
very small at 2l $2l 90. Consumers olld scarcely
bo induced place orders for large quantities al am
prlcc however low and business Is entirely upon hand
toIouth basis. For nails there Is little better nqurv
from mills for August delivery ia anticipation OF tbe
opening Of the fall trade Prices remain easy however
at si % ..COPPEK-Ihe market for copsr rio.os
dull spot luoted $50 and August. September - .o
bid with so.,r' o.65. Export, coppsr 80 IN ~
EAD-Tr market for lead closes firm one rarload
SPOT sold ut $3.50. Quotations: Spot 800 bid AueIst
$50 september. October and November z 35 'rnr ~
Louis lead market hrmer, $40. Exports lead ooo ton
NIhe market fo tin closes easier spot IL D,
VITA sales Of 10 tons; August, 1915 Gales OF 10
tons; September, 1915 bd....SPELTEK--'rhe n.rknt
for spaltcr closes inactive ana nominal no business
No quotations. The st Louis speltcr market closc.
weaker with sales al $50. Exports sIetcr % tons The
following quotations were received Metal Exchanse
by cable Glasgow August 14-Scoth Warrants sos ii
Mddesboro August l4-No foundry Iron 35s Id
60, lbs SOFT Spanish lead $40 Is 81 TIN snot rsH.
three months $50 IS spetcr cl7 lbs ID IP'' "'o'
MOiAsstS-Ihe market quite dull with
trade In Jobbing lots. and values wrrr moe nv isss
nominal New'Oreans. opcn kettle good SOiaoc nrIn,
32asoc choice, 3od"Oc fancy 3Sd39o cnniiuc,I or
also. 80" ''"-Vo' HiHc' .
NAVAL STOREs-Thc market for spirits OF t,rnentl,o
rosn was dull sse Stock Rosn s. i42 bbis sn,i,
tupentine 42o bbs tar 995 bbis We "noe sprits
its urpentne 2ozc IN Southern bbs and oGc IN m,chfnc
made e a. % R'Tln.Sc%mon strained osc good strained
x. 81 80 NJ So eo; ~ s3 10: c. 50 Is W " a. SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15
Nav4L RESERrES TO MARE SCI DRILA.
DELEGATIONS FROM PHILADELPnIA AND RoCu

DELEGATIONS FROM PHILADELPnIN AID RoCH-
ESTER TO 90 oN TIE SNH FRANCISCO.
The san Frand-co. now anchored In ID" Hudson
al Forty ,ccDnG.st., will take mp her cables to-day
and steam ont 10 -" Will nav" on board Ia
officer, and men OF the naval of Philadelphia
and Rochester. There Will be- many seamcn and
marines on tie san Francisco that the captain ~
the cruiser will have to get nd OF part Of his
regular crew ~ make room for the men from Phila-
dephia and Rochester. The san Francisco viii steam
out "a sandy Hook to-day Tie cruise will last for
four DAYS The men viii be drilled in the use Of
guns. great and small they VIII have chance I"
,dercc floating casks with rife balls and % reIrl
ipardcrs with Cutlas.o>. The snip Will l." In the
Delaware River THURSDAY. she will be- Inspected
y The Governor " Penn ylvanil ana other officials.
The san Francisco will return " this port Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15
DIR. BUCHANAN SENTENCED TO DEATH.
RECORDER sMYTH USES FEW WORDS IN FIXING
THE DATE OF HIS EXECUTIoN-A STAY :
IN THE PROCEEDINGS.

RECORDER sMYTu USES FEW WORDS IN FIXING
THE DATE OF HIS EXECUTION-A STAY
IN THE PROCEEDINGS.
Dr. Robert W. Buchanan was called to the bar Of
the General Sessions yesterday morning TO listen to
the sentence OF death to be pronounced by Recorder
Smyth. DIR. Buchanan was convicted few months
ago Of murder In the first degree In killing his
wife Anna by administering poison The trial was the
longest murder trial ever held in this country and
after It was ended the lawyers piled up reams OF
afidavits on a motion for a new trial Recorder
Smyth denied the motion last week.
DR.. BUCHANAN when arragned at the bar appeared
in better physical condition than at the time Of his
trial. He showed no sign OF feeling except slight
flush his cheeks when the Recorder alluded TO
the charge against him. c. W. Brooke, his counsel
stood beside him. Recorder Smyth said that ne had
read over the testimony since the trial ana vas
convinced OF the correctness Of the verdict. The
defendant had met a woman of bad character, and
to secure her money had married her and then de-
Nberately set TO work to end her life by poison The
motive was the basest that could be imagined. The
Recorder spoke only few sentences and ended by
directing that Buchanan be taken TO Sing Sing prison
and be put to death In the manner provided by law
IN the week beginning on October g Clerk Carroll
read the death warrant, which was handed TO Sheriff
German and Buchanan led from the bar.
The prisoner seemed more concerned about his
place OF abode while awaiting the execution Of the
sentence than about his ultimate fate. lie waited
anxiously while his counsel sought to arrange for
his remaining In the Tombs for time instead Of
being sent 10 the State Prison. II said how
ever at the Sherf's office that Buchanan would be
taken to Sing Sing on early morning train today.
The sentence pronounced yesterday win not be
carried out in October, as the appeal TO the Court
Of Appeals will act stay OF proceedings. The
cas-, cannot be decided by the Court OF Appeals for
alone occupy several weeks. II the judgment Is
affirmed a new day will he fixed for the execution
of the sentence next spring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15
TIE corr rs.

MISS THOMAS MAY SEE HER SOLOMON NOW.
Another writ Of labcas c0rpu, was secured by Miss
Clara j. Thomas from Iu,tic" O1rien. IN the suprrm"
Court Chambers yesterday. requiring the production
I'm court Of David j. solomon. solomon was 10 marry
Mis- Thoma, last Wcin,. day. but he did not appear.
His brothers sent word that h" had suddenly become
insane. Miss Thomas secured one writ last week.
but when the time came for argument the case wa,
adjourned. II has been said that Solomon was
committed 70 an insane ASYLUM by Judg" McNd1m.
of The >pcrlor Court ON August =. II has also been
said That he wa, in B0oWl~.d l' Asylum hut that
story has been denied. The now writ is r"iurnall"
today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15
REASONABLE DOUBT NAY SAVE TIE WOMAN

Julia +. Barringcr, smooth tongucd woman who
was engaged In making pretended loans on personal
properly. and who convicted OF grand larceny IN
the first degree In obtaining $1,000 from her c1' h"r.
Znchaiia V. SpnOsa. aIralsncd before Recorder
bmyth Yesterday for sentence. n motto. for q now
trial OF the had been made Tn Recorder denied
the motion and sentenced the woman 10 -four years
In the State Prison for Women al Auburn. As there
were legal questions In the case which had
never passed by the higher courts, granted
a certificate Of reasonable doubt to the rorrcct ness
Of the verdict, and fixed BAN r. the case AT Ti,oJO
pending the decision OF an appeal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15

fne Chcago Daily Blletn." IN ts report o. o. ,ns
,nfn available supplies wheat and Hour IN ue .htu
STATE. TanaIa aid Europe make, TIE American nsu.'
~ --3 OlO bush against 9j.0liOOO bush July 'nu 70
tiG ono hush August last yc1r me amount IN
and aioat Tor Europe il = 800 600 bush aganst g.
mo 900 hush July aud - 80 600 bush august a-t
,,r Tho Aggregate supply i l7o,O13Opo bi-n sI"h7S
is3 q coo bush July aud l2 g5s ,oo push NuIus,
III ,.,r Amolnt wheat lakes IN tIai> 'tst ~
~ 500 600 bush: 592 OoO bush oa-s, 50 ,UoV
80, anal. Wheat 32lsOl0 bush; corn 3.3VOo puSl'
t,li,u .hipueut. Dor the lat week were 3po, IN
making 10 $50 900 bush since april AGAINST ~ $500
t ,,s,r decrease. ~. 10000 bush Inc lIiipFt>
-, ybttf MO the United Kingdom lat week wcr . 90
t, r,.h corn $50 COO bush. and nonr -i3VVJ DID,,
rh tof,i supply Of wheat and iour including te fng,h
nri.. va. i.91i 600 bush. indicating an m
ar arm. f ne week Of 1872 900 bush IN the English
visible. a.. .,o-o and ,no,t ~ Now.
Notk al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15
HIS BAD RECORD USED AGAINST HIM.

When William Sinclair. aged fifty eight was mr.
raigned before Recorder smyth two months ago and
pleaded guilty to charge Of petty larceny IN sci
some tewelry from the store Of Leo NJ Sachs Police
Inspector Mclaughlin was on the bench with the
Recorder He thought that he recognized Sinclair,
and at his request the Recorder postponed sentence
urfii sincairs life could be investigated. The In
spector found few charges against Sinclair In this
country but received from the Scotland Yard detectives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15

Of the city. On Monday night there was little
fire in DIvisionst., and Foley took jacob feiner's
silver watch. Fciner gave chase, shouting, stop
theft, big crowd followed ana caught the thief
I'm Orchard-st. The mob didn't handlc INN tehderiy.
II kicked him and beat him. ana bh'"iS 'o'e almost
all his clothes or
poIev rnn down into basement. where the police
rescued him. They borrowed pair OF trousers for him.
and he was thus enabled 30 appear IN Essex Market
Police Court yesterday and be held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15

recently more important information slhc'Air -
appears, had served several long terms OF implso'
ment, including one of ten years and one OF sere'
years in English prisons He had char geo M dgcip
lion, OF marks on his body LEFT no 1ohpt ~
In pcctors mind as TO bis idefity Inc Term Of
imnrisonmcnt possible under the plra--"n" war "
The enitentiary-and also imposed a hne OIL sl"o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15
THE PETROLETN MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
NewYork, Aug. II, 1899.
Conditions In the petroleum market remain I'M
changed. The sales OF National Transit certica les
at the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
to-day amounted only TO 1900 barrels. at 5S, cents
which was Saturdays closing price. Field news
indicated decrease In the net gain of shipments
for export and consumption over production. Re
fined oil in barrels remained at Jl5 cents. in bulk
at 26J and In cases at J5J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15
POSTMASTER DAYTON RETURNS FROM WASHINGTON

Postmaster Dayton said yesterday that his recent
visit 10 Washington was made for the purpose Of
mpressing the officials the necessity Of Immediate
action In regard to improving the sanitary condition
of tie Postofhce lie found Assistant Secretary
Curtis, Of tie Treasury Department, and Assistant
POsmaster-(; enerl Jones anxious TO assist him lut
had further definite advance to report in his en-
beavers to improvements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15
UNlIn. Tfn-l md 'IUH' I 10y aIH 'IV'IIk uu9 on
nttuldiY iIfh' md lf-t yral follow

NUIh"' 0IOs 4 NfnlT- IIT't WII7I7 7sI'7 W
49,. TOTAL io. 800 bic-
%cw.Nork iereIt>. none gross, 6ln oaeSi eNls%rt'I
gs la AIDED - bales stock, lfl, io3 bi'N o'Sl
rort receipts 49, bal". mus far i' we"N' .
,, against - bale. week. Exports TO-DAY IRA,
nr.tnln jls bales France 100 bales, Continent, Ssh
hae- CONSOLIDATED net loit receipts 20 Jar ~, "''",
halls Britain, $50 bales rance 100 ha.r-
nn, uolt SID bales, total $50 bales, stock. -bf. -
bales. closing Liverpool abi.-Npot cotton easier bHt
guotauig American u.dlInE' nomlhilt -Hi'''
10 o6u hai. receipt, 5000 bales including 1000 ha-
American. iuturrs oIrrd quit at partially l-b+d d.
Zine: closed stads At 3Ofo decline ~ compared WIN
.lo-iug mice. >ttuniy. Closing Liverpool qunLtlon,
,ug,.J ili44l5: August september III; September.
Drf.b.f 4i.b. october November 4l3ailt; November
I.,rulsr iildil5, December January, iloot January
Ielrua, 4is.l,ls. February Mach 4i9s Mar APRIL
i.Odt.f: AprMIy. f,2b 100. SPOT CoTToN-Mafk't
n,lnf N a d., In, Of H.. 40 N.es were reported. There
Yer, delivered of contract 800 lars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15

METAIS-IRON-The iocIl market for pig iron is
certainly worse; talking Of rather better
conditions The psburg market il reported 10 be in
better form. with little inquiry FOR raw materials.
although sales yet have been few in number and
not m Orant 20 proIOrt Makers are said 70 be-
take Ordc-. IN view OF the uncertainties
still surrounding qui OF and currency ana
conscq Ienty there special effort made market
their product In the Pitt,burg section there Is very
itilo demand - for pig iron and many Of the
remain banked blown out leaving at pre'c
very blast Scrap + entirely nominal and
Hrss,mcr pig IRON 1t is difficult TO give
quotation the rittsbug market, SlJ being about the
figure and steel billet, in THAI market S2 b. Is
a nominal quotation. The following Ptsburg quota.
lions and must be REGARDED quite nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15
FOURTEEN YEARS FOR BITING OFF A yosE

A bit OF mans nose preserved in alcohol was
on exhibit before Recorder Smyth yesterday. II had
formerly belonged 10 the body OF Robert II. Jackson
who on July 81 was assaulted by Robert Hickman
an cx.conyct. Hickman WAS jealous Of Jackson, and
I'm a quarrel used his teeth well as his hands
lie was sentenced yesterday TO fourteen years In
D,isOu,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15

CoTFTI-rhc coffee market AT New-NONN quiet
ana ,omrwha easier. owing To the lover trend oil the
Erotu mar Aet- aud oOi,l able selling European
,rronut the sale, f,r account being something Ike
; 600 bngr The mtrkrj rallied little the attempts
is local hull- ptioc, up but the session
vas without -lr,ra interest owing To Tho unsettled
tat. ~ financial alar. operators cannot be IN
dueod to into active operations. Hence the trad.
ing b, lett mostly local traders aud quiet end IN
.utpll ID rhct /, the result The market ro,ed barely
steady and Irregular, August being , pont,
higher March 10 POINTS highe while other months
> 70 10 p1lnt' lower. Total sales fJ future delivery we've
' las
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15
NATIONAL CoRDAGE MEN NOT YET sruyoyrD

A. II. Purdy, counsel for T. b. Balch who has
Instituted criminal proceedings against the officers
OF the National Cordage Company, wrote 10 Justice
Hogan al the Jefferson Market Poli~e Court YESTERDAY
that. owing 10 the absence In Chicago OF Mr. Balch
the summons for the Cordnge officers had not been
served Mr. Purdy added that he would apply for new
summonses at early date.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15
THE NOR TORE HIS CLOTHES OFF.

william BoIey, who Is twenty years old. and lives
at No. 200 Dvson-st. will take great care in future
not to steal silver watches and 1t is probable that
he will deem It expedient to move to another part
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15

The amount OF grain on passage lot EuIope loIo"''
a. KINGDOM. Contircut IoIll ooo NJ CheH ng M,
Wheat I'm % $50 10 i8i go - l.o 600 pee UVo
com bu.. Sos 900 tl36.o0 s5OiO 900 Dec '-''oVo
And with the visible compared with last week also
~, n.ss,g. Vi.iiI. Total Changes.
,,., M az 100 900 ~ 500 900 % $50 0Co pee 4Gs 900
rorn I'm 49, 5Ot coo O2li 600 lf.7lsocJ Dee ll91 COZ
Receipts Of licadstus at Interior ponts IL thouStno
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15

Rio spot was quiet and nominal, with No - erred
~ Mid coffee quiet, ard quoted Naut, were
more or l"-s nominal 40 important invoice lots were
sold Rio quiet; 80 coffee Exchange stindiid
unchanged last price L. 1907 good second unchanged
a.t Price l. 500. ENcrange. I'D. Receipts. 1000
bags Rio for Unitd States, 900 bags stock
:35 bags Santos mahc quiet; good aIciage santos
- 600; receipts. GOoo nss; stock, i.oWp bags.
IIavrr i,d' lower. London unchanged TO 81 lower
Hamburg about i lower.
Total stock Of brazilian coffee In the United States To-
day is 25@GiO bogs total visible supply OF BraL coffee
annat United States, f2OOO bags anOat from
1913 600 bag, total stock IN New YORK,
10 t,y ag-: deliveries yesterday 3.oJ bags;
stock NeN-Or icans, 20 ii3 bags IN baltimore, 0,'Ol
bag. - $500. ....., mn, A.. ...,o. -,...., III. .
fair gree to-day, with fairly STEADY tone. Moro
nan ran OF spring wheat -four
mainly patents winch there about 900 b. IL
- Id inc ludlng bbls export There also
<rort inquiry MEDIUM grade OF winter wheat Hours
and fair local trade IN the medium 10 fair grades OF
winter wheat -four. The market closed with ,airly
~ adv tone Total SAILS about II 900 pkgs lncud.
ing Of winter wheat Gours 500 hn: psents at s3 7od
"a so bis stralgnts at &idt3 30 500 clears
NJ ~ so 500 bis extra No at ~ 6odt2 65 200 bbs
",tr, No export - 3Or*2 81 and OF spring wheat
n,nrs 500 blS Sid-i Il, including 600 sacks
through shipment private terms 900 bbs streht-
30 : 800 bbs 81 6jdf2 10 and bbls
ottra no | at Tho market To- Southern hour
All and Inactive Ky T. FIOU market for rye
gour is quiet, with sales OF 300 bbls at s3dS3 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15

'N ORNMEAI.-The market II firm. Sales 1000 Tags
and $50 his Quotations wore yellow w stern - IS
us1 Is southern. whit, hays. ~ 1881 % BAG
MEAL. st adv but Gu Quotations Fine white, q oeS
ii 10 IN, yellow 81 50dSl 20 coarse oid96c. FEED
Market nrn Quotations Of Western In carrots
to'n 75dsoc GO-r: 75G771c; som. I5a77sc: loon.
bominy chop. SOC eottonseed meal I'll % 100 m city
H. quoted at soaS5c In bags. Sales, There
we're export orders today for 5000 bags the
arket price Tor spot for sept mber December shipment
GRAIN-wHEAT-rhe NewYork wheat market opened
quite active and higher by &c compared with the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15

EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS
Liverpool. Aug. IA. 3:i5 p. m.-Beef in iair nc, uc
mand; extra India mess steady at us ID. ForA
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-05-20

FL Sabado que viene, dia 81,
en- la casa de escuelas del distrito
No. /, en- esta plaza, Don JESUS NJ.
II. Alarid,y Mrs. Douglass, pre-.
ceptores de la escuela pdbIlca
anuncian, que los alumnOs que
tienen q su cargo daran una exhI.
bici6n compuesta de lectura, reel.
taciones, declamacl6n, mdsica y
entretenidos dialogos, los cuales
demonstraran ell adeIanto de los
pdpilos. La exhibici6n sera du-
rante Ia tarde y noche de dichO
dia. Sc invita- generalmente 4 las
familias de Las Vegas de presen.
ciar dichos eiercici0s.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-05-20
ExAgeracion Maliciosa. .

En- estos tiempos de veleidad III.
cumbe atcda persona que no desee
ser chasqueada el escnchar 10 Que
&c dice v Juxgar con deliberacicn.
III Viernes por la tarde de VI pre-
sente semana, varlos alborcta.pue-
bios por oirse meptlr, circuhron
el runor general que Pablo HERE.
ra y Vicente Silva habian estado
4 10 madrugada de dicho dia ca Ia
cantina Imperial, pero una exami-
nacion hecha por el reporter do
este peri6dico desenbrid el hecho
de quo los rumcfcs eran fhlseda
des maliciusas tiiAsHiinaaas gaa 1t
objeio de escandaliaar IA compe-
tencia dc las autoridades one hoy
rigen. Ia yoz del PuEBLo esta
en- simpatia con todos aquellos que
lsseen esforzarse en- eonseguir el
baen drden y adelanto dc naestro
condado, pero no 90 prestara de
instrumento para circular jactan.
elias tales como las que diariamen-
to circular personas que solo de.
sean fomentar 81 odio pablico en-
contra de qnien envidian.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-05-20
Nuevo Dcspacho.

Los sehores Felix Martinez y
Tranquilino La0adie han estableci.
do una Oncina bajo eI nombre de
Martinez y Labadie en- oil segundo
piso del edihcio de los Romeros,
esquina sud oeste de Ia plaza vieja.
Dicha 0rma he preparado uno de
los mas lnjosos y completes des.
pachos que hay en- Ia ciudad. La
compahia sc encuentra desde ahora
lista para atender q toda clase de
negoeios de reclamos de terrenos,
r-clamos por depredaciones de
indIos, arreglO dc documentos,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-05-20
Yislta del Gohernador.

El Jueves en- Ia tarde lego a
nuestra ciudad el Gobernador w.
I. Thornton, regresando para San.
ta re el Viernes. III gobernador
durante su vista ha estado en-
conferencia con muchos ciudada
nos de esta ciudad con respecto d
asuntos generates en- el condado.
Two entreyistas con las autorida.
des constitutions y ciudadanos para
tomar pasos propios on arreglar
cualguiera desdrdenes Q irregulari-
dades que esten ocurriendo EN-
nuestro medic. Elpueblo Sc sentIra
mny agradecido al saber que ell
nuevo Ejecutivo del Territorio
toma tanto interes y Sc esfuerza
de una manera particular en- pro.
mover nuestro bienestar 5 en- su-
primir cualesquiera crimen que
aparezca en ell Territorio. III me.
todo que ha adoptado el Goberna
dor Dc mezo!arse ; consular con
el pueblo en- las diferentes scccio
nes de Nueyo Mexico sobre sus
mas urgentes necesidades, no
podra menos que ser productive
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hombres activos y atantos, no dc
aQuellos que reciben sn nombra-
miento, se meten en- Ia concha Y
no saben mas de recibir sn salario
Thornton pertenece d Ia clase
que necesitamos.