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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03
LOYAL COLORED REPUBLICANS.
THEY CLING TO THE LEADERSHIP OF Dr. DIX
RICK AND PLEDGE THEIR SUPPORT TO
uAppISON AND REID.

C0lored voters from every Assembly Dls'rc' III
New-York County met In Excelsior Hail. seven'na'e
and Twenty -sixth-st, last evening ana 'hailno'
ratified the nominations made at the MnhcapoAs Noi-
yentioD They also accepted the Rev. D. H. d. 0"''''
Of tho XXXIIId Assembly District as the feprc-
sentative Of the 1900 coored voters OF IDS CITY Ill
tho state Committee but they still recognize the Kew.
mr. William H. Derrick the leader oil tle coiorou
people in both city and county.
The Meeting was called 10 order by DR.. l. :. T.
Miller and was held under tho auspices OF u'o OO'
Republcan County Organization OF INC ''N dnu
county of New-lork. The gathering was odi''u "
r,,v thc nominations Of Harrison and Reid ana ior
the purpose Of expressing unqualified approval vi .c
,oodorsh,n NJ DR. Derrick In the past, and plehghg
loro, sunport 70 him in tho future. After r0usins
Republican speeches had been made by CharIeS W.
Anderson Frederick p. HsycS and Joseph Lewis 'e
following resolutions were presented and UNANIMOUSLY
adopted: ,-.
Whereas. We the Coore1 Republican County OrganifA
,, ., tho CITY and County NewYork In mas''ne' ting
ssrh,sa learn with deep regret Of the defeas OF our
,,r,.d and bonorrd leader the Rev. William D. Defrek
d D. for State Commtteenan-a t-IArge; ana,
whereas While It Is in the province OF the powers
that he 70 elect any nan they it, yet we dcuounce In
pnueasrd terms the methods adopted to cause the same
and. ..,,,, sr,,.,-,
whereas we have given him our unquaiincd s"pi"''
tor his untrng efforts IN behalf OF his race ana MS sup
mort ~ the Grand Old Party under all circumstances Do
Ers,lved That We pledge the Kew III ""I's" 40
Derrick our loyal support in the future knowing run WI"
,h., unaer his leadership our interests Will be well taken
core o. And We further.
Resolve That We as good and loyal Republicans. IN
dors, the nominees Of tia Minneapolis convention
BENJAMIN HARRISON for President. and Whitelaw h~l'
or Vice. President, believing that the principles IN
Republican party enunciatcd In the PLATFORM VIII o.
carried 70 victory under their banner.
II was expected that DR.. Derrick womb pc pr'sen
N IN greeted BY his friends, but he WIS prevenad by
urgent business. which called him from tho city AS'
evening from being on band.
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MIR. COLLIER AND BRITISH AUTHORS.

To tho Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: In his letter from London, printed In your
Journal last Sunday Mr. George W. Smalley rcnews his
attach nnon me over Mr. Besants shoulder, by quoting
from a paragraph In "The Author" an English news
paper The part which particularly concerns mo Is
his charge that have appropriated story which was
the property OF Tiotson & Son, well known ana
highly respected agency for tho sale OF books and
manuscripts His exact language Is: 1T Is alleged,
Mr. SMILEY makes Tho Author say, that The 100
cntrrprsng American has been laying hands on stories
whose copyi1ght is uncertain learn from Mr. Rob
inson the American manager OF 11otson ~ son, thus
the story referred entitled Life Sentence by
AdelIne Sergeant Mr.. Robinson admits that any rights
| his fir mmay hnvc held In the said book were merely
nominal and without In any way wishing To raise an
Issue with TlllosOn Son. beg leave to maintain that
| their rights were not only nominal, but NIL. AS
simple matter Of fact this story was published In Eng
land some tlmo before the International Copyright law
went into effect. and therefore no American nights
whatever Gun be owned by Tlloson & Son any Other
person or persons regret that tho Society OF British
Authors has permitted Mr. Besant TO act It's spokes
representative English author OF the first rank Lord
rcunyson believe is the president Of the recognized
| Organization OF british authors.
To settle this msttor finally, wish 10 soy 10 thi:
society to Mr. Bcsant and 10 Mr.. smalley. that, II
have appropriated the literary property Of any Englsi
writer who has Legal rights In the United Stateo, h'
Society OF British Authors Will do me great faver b
bringing an action under the International COpyrirh
| law. ! am quite responsible, and will gladly assls
them 10 settle, and for ALL the question In dis
| pute Regretting again TO trespass upon your spac
| and your good nature, beg 10 remain Your obedien
| servant, II. i. COLLIER.
| York. June H. 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03
POPULAR OBSERVAIIONS.
HEED TIE AWFUL WARNING.
DANGERS OF CRowDING THE East RIVER bi'i""A
WITH OILERS

DkNGIsI.S OF tkOWD4Np ]i''@ ''''-
WITH OILERS
a., ps,tor OF The Tribune.
Sir; II is only few years aSo thai c'V"u "
,,os,,re cookers on tho East River Bridge p""no
anIc.sr1ckem. and In the terrible rush INV ''""o
diotoly cnsued a score Of womoi ana cn''"'e" w.
mcrciessly troddcn to death As thonHn 'o-N ~,
~ their participation in the crime OF .n''
Disaster the Bridge authorities ai'cr"'rd c," "' "
convcnont distances figboards reading "Ia"' 10 .no
49,. n, h,.,n movIng,s and tho Bridge was dol''N
,, o,tra pocemen whose BUSINESS II was u ss'
,ho. tbc regulation was obyed. THUS WI" ''e
nrorcr,dol sahlcAoor dOubly locked after u't h''So
stolen. ..or opht or
ni,o vears immunity from accident tho br'ukc ni'"e
,neut ba, laleei into It's former le'hhre9' anu ~
ar,,,tIv courting a similar terrible catastrophe ino
-, ,oo,hnar,s have NOT only been removed ana tS
I.or,on Trimmed out but benches hANc Ac'uA'''
,, niaced all along the structure Tor t'H' "so "
Airs Iccwatcr coolers have b"iIi es'"on'nc' w
sighrsccrs. and. " fact, about cver,t,h u'"v
,ryi,c the thoughtlcss 10 the use OF TINS o"'' "'
nuchfore as n mere pleasure ground IL oiiI rou'"'
now TO sct up IL few billiard tables c"'i'D'N
ING alley or two and o la<er bor Saloon WIN
."e o. 49,, o,,,clmcnt 10 mako tho wrc,chcd work
complete. ,o,. ,-oo,h.ng
However desirable II may 10 10 b'S'o" or'a'n'"s
nlaces obs the poor IT ought 10 be rcihe"Ioe'
rcmcubercd before IL Is too ht"-thht tiic nr'uso "
not constructed for tlAt puiP'N'' ''"'
crson who takes the Bridge promenN'c those ahs"''u'
summer days will be struck WITH INC nn'"o''''
,,,,r,rr Of women and children he meets ih's aio
mn, Their. for a legitimate purpose. IheY 'Ho MINUS
N. fridge n pleasure garden sd pay ro""' IN"
on, - every ten OF them foreigners WHO "o'o4
hoa, NJ the dreadful carnage thero some years ss".
They do not take to the rsh, ns mo IL" u''.'
and often walk eight or ten abreast anu 'i'''''
hI,.h thc way In ca.o Of Il break OH INC
T4dgc ,tr,,t fire. or any striking wa'r scene t,e
nr,drc Immediately becomes point u v'n''"' ,,u "
,.rv hccause blundcriney. chohci win h9ug -
o,'S iynoraut ,ps tators And n, Tor ana Ni'' =, a.
., ,,licrtunn 4 l. only necessary - ny t-.. a..
nn,or,nu. that they ARE the worst oncha,in W W a.
,y'-I hon We consider tho subject Oh sc'''Hs V" III
wrong side Of tbs sidewalk 49, ..,,w u,,hout
In Europe great bridges and long drrs Wa',%'
.,d. ,rrnlug. tas Furman--t. In hrOohVh i"r ~,
Snv. elvays been guarded and watched d. u's s
ou,hnrltlc. With fear and trembling ma nylnis r,
az a. many ncnaccs Of death, lust as an ,,,,s
1re deparmcnt has special call ana ~lu ~, ',.
",c,utIcs fpr the drygOds district theatres au 49,.
nnmbustllc and dan scrous ncghb"ri"pi,; i"r y -
tho Fast River Fridge was the b'N' "'i''' "''' 80
existence IL ought TO b. b now, er.-eD
New York. Juno 1A 1r"-. '''''''-' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03
10 prcrv WORK OK The FOUNDATION.

rln Executive Committee for the monument
chr,s,opher Columbus will begin the WORK :" 'n
foundation for the monument. at Fifty'nn'hs'' a,A
EIghthAve tomorrow morning at oc'oe"' i
committee believes that no better way can be iOuhs
20 celebrate the Independence of America oah
BEGIN the work for the monument oil t'e ma" ~
a,,coverd ,h,s great country. Many Italian work
men Will labor there several days without payment
70 contribute 10 the patriotic idea Italian soee'e>
with their Italian and American nags VIII De taeses
President BaTsotti viii address the people ana VIZ
PRESIDENT c. A. Baratton the American press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03

builds her up; II she suffers from any Of tho
distressing derangeInents and diseases thas
sfftt her Sex, IT corrects and cures.
It's an invigorstipg restorative tonic
soothing and strengthening nervine, and tao
only guaranteed remedy for the ills and all
ments that hosxt n woman. II regulates and
promotes all tho proper functions improves
digestion, enrichcs the blood, dispcls aches
and pains, brings refreshing sleep, and TO
stores hoalth and strength
All female complaint" and weaknesses
nre positively and permanently cured with
the Fsvorite Prescription" It's the only
medicine for thom that can be, and Is, guar
0nfeed II 1t doesn't benefit or cure, In
every cnse, you have your money back.
Something else may hc better for the dealer
70 sell-but thin'' Z Yourself whether 1t can
b o. just ~ go... Al you to buy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03

With "Uarrison and Reid In nnvS'D"e ",c''
on H. The flag will be unlnrln Win 'pp' =, y
as soon as the flagstaff Is erected Oh e
h,udirg THIS club IS formed not alone for cam
,a,-r nprnoses but will maintain a permanent or
ranzotion. and 1t Is hoped that all those VINO i've III
THIS district and are interested In the pTVsIe'' ANU
welfare Of the Republican party Will JON H. WI
forty members are now enrolled; The following Wism
Fines vice president: Charles Iiciienday, Iry
Inhn W. Hicks corresponding sccrt'tary d y. rm
Snhmurk treasurer; Horny Royal sergcant-aIa rns'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03
TIE asArOON GRAND JURY

TO tho Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: The Ncw-York Tribune deserve" great credlt
tor the light Il has thrown on the 50 called Grand jury
ITS real name being. you term IT, n Saloon Cram
Jry. for after carefully reading The Tribune FOR the
last few days one 500 that such Jury coud 90
nothing else but indict man like the Rev THOMAS
Would that all our public men wore Us fea Iicy ss
he. ~ 80,
Now York, June so, 1907.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03
pPoNyyryr aRRIvAIS AT THE HOTELS.

AsToR-wlrarn D. owen L. s. Commissioner OF imnn.
Grafton FIFTH AVENUE-Justlce l.. Q. C. Lamar
the T. s. Supreme Court; Senator Watson T. SPUR ="
washingtoo and Governor Joseph X Toole OF Mon.sn~
PLAZA-James s. Clarkson, OF Iowa. sle hAI'fN'A'
F. (ioyernor entanln T. Blggs, OF Delaware
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03

IL Is wei-k TACT that no one supplies hcte,,
restaurants and with finer provisions, hotel
speciaues and table delicaeies than e. Perce,al.
Zine jersey pork ardng po,n calves head sweet
6;h-aye.. near sth-st. branch. 6thaye near %Athst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03

Mrs. BiGeiew. with Perfect Ease, which had
not done for years. / continued with HOODS sARsA.
PARILLA, and AN Permanently Cured" MRS. JEN.
ME BIGELOw Fremont Mich.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03
pnOoyryy REPUBLICANS AT WORK.

special meeting Of the fifteenth Ward Republican
Association OF Brooklyn was holl last night at tho
headquarters OF the Fifteenth Ward Republican Club
No as North Second.st. Herman H. Youngs pro
sided and p. r. Williams secretary The meeting
was largely attended. DR.. Charles I. Hpp offered
the following resolutions which were passed unani-
mousy:
Whereas, The Hon. Benjamin Harrison and White
law Reid have been nominated for President and
Vice President, and
Whereas, We, the Republicans Of the Fifteenth Ward,
desire obtain the very best results for our candidates
therefore, 10 1t
Resolved, That the president OF the association
appoint one Republican for each election district, TO-
gether with tho officers OF the association, which shall
constitute the campaign committee OF the ward
The committee will DO selected before July ~
Tho Republicans Of tho ward promise TO work IL
earnest during the campaign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03

have come IN contact with sharp stone III Pas's
throngh The tnnncI or may have struck the onos'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03

TIE ENERGETIC GENERAL SHERIDAN CLUB
A number Of enthusiastic Republicans met last
Wednesday evening in the hall at Prospcotave. and
one hundred sixty sixth-st and completed the or
ganization Of the Genenl Sheridan Republican Club
OF the Twenty-third Ward. resolution passed
ratifyng the nominations mado by the convention
at Minneapolis, and unreservedly ndorsing the plat
form adopted by the Republican party, and another
pedging the undivided support Of the club TO Harrison
and Reid was adopted. Captain BarStow gave the
club campaign nag, 10 by IL feet
in size. It has pure white field,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03
SweIIings

In the neck, or Goitre. caused
me terrible suffering. and I spent
an enormous amount Of money for
medicines. in vain. began 20 take
Hoods Sarsaparflla and In few
weeks found tho swelling very
much reduced. aud I could Breathe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03

Smith T. AsseIIs Black ns.iery 4 U.:urpss:s
M eelor and wearing QuaiueS tAe best ana cheapes
- recalls - popular DS1eee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03

HOODS PILLS cure liver illk constipation. bilious.
ness isundics. sick headache 2So-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03

Called back to
heaith -every
tired, ailiug ner-
vous woman. Tho
medicine to bring
her buck Is DR..
Piere's Favorite
Prescription. IL
she's weak, rum
down, and over
woY ked. that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03
Outing Shirts.

80 DOZEN MEMS OUTING SHIRTS IN
GREAT VARIETY OF wEAvES AND
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FINISHED w
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$50 Doz MEMS FINE SILK STRIPED BOT.
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MEMS COIORED BOSOM SHIFTS, WITH az
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-20
G. o. Smith, 1920 Market Street.
BUILDINGLoTs FOR SALE

$1,000 buys flnc lot in I.eatherwOOd.
81 $50 buys fine lot on Indiana street.
500 buys a good lot In old Fair Grounds
A lot on North Front street River view
$500 buys lot, GDxl20. on Indiana street.
Sl.S00 buys lot 5iJS fec. fronting on South
Broadway, in Waters's addition.
800 buys 2jxl22 feet on South York street
800 buys 2jx122 feet on South Huron street.
$50 buys 31xll2 feet on North Huron street.
Sl,4O0 buys fine lot on South Front street.
1900 buys lot S0XlSi feet on Zaue street
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
No. log N. Front street, rooms, hall aud bath,
room-lot G0XIOO feet
4 nico residence and store room on Wood
street.
No. 1g7 S Broadway street rooms and hall
2-stOry frame dwelling
No. $50 Main street, 0 rooms
No. llO7 McColloch street, room4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-20

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
TO all and have made it the most
popul6r remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 300
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to Try 1t. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup CO.
SAY FRANCISCO. cal.
tOtg9HltEt H., 'geSW toaS GlA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-20
SIARTlN's FERRY.
Accidents and Incidents in tina. Thriving
CIty-Personal and Industrial

Accidents and Incidents IN thns Thriving
CIty-PerSonal and Industrial
Paul Morrison leaves tomorrow for
New York to attend the college oil
Physicians and Surgery. Lyman Hanes
intended to 60 to Hoboken, but is
afraid OF cholera and will attend school
at Pittsburgh. Ernest Smith is attend
ing. Lafayette college at Easton, Penn
sylvania, Thompson Kerr How;
ard Montgomery, Luther Lewis and
Thomas Howells the Ohio State Uni.
versity, Asa Devault the College OF
Pharmacy, at Chicago. Misses Myrtle
Frazier and Lizzie Undertake and
Everett Morris are attending college ut
scio. Ed Arbaugh st. Yincents col
lege, Westmoroland county, Pa,
Thomas schofield, the Theological Sem
mary at Gambler, and james German
the college at Morgantown, w. Va. Ed
ward Bloomenburg is studying music
at Berlin, Germany.
Attorneys Cochran and Francis have
filed a motion in the Common Pleas
Court to dissolve the injunction hereto
fore granted restraining council from
proceeding with the electric light BUSH
ness. This week Judge briggs will
shortly decide which has the right to
build,lne plant, council or the trustees.
Rev. /. S. Winters goes from Martins
Ferry to New Philadelphia and will be
succeeded by Rev. Sylvester Butts, OF
Cadiz, formerly Presiding Elder.
VIM. Overholt, Wheeling hack
driver was fined ten and costs yester-
day for fast driving on Sunday evening.
Mrs. Thos. Charlton is visiting friends
at Anderson, Ind.
The ElsOn Glass Works will go on to.
morrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-20

The merit Of Hoods sarsaparilla is
not accidental but is the result OF care
full study and experiment by educated
pharmacists. i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-20
BROKE HIS LEG.
Edw irl shIpmAn FalIs through TrOAile
Mt Martins Fsrry--NArrow Eieaps from

Edw ,r,l shIpman Falls through a TroA'ls
at Martins Fsrry--NArrow EieaPe from
Death.
Edward shipman, young man OF
Martins Ferry, met with a serious ii
not fatal accident last evening.
He works at the Laughlin mill and
resides in the Third ward. he quit at
the usual time and jumped on passen-
ger train No. on the Wheeling Il Lake
Erie railroad near the mill, intending
to ride home. He rode down as far as
the Belmont brewery intending 70
jump of on the platform. The train
was running ut fair speed when the
brewery was reached and Shipman
failed 10 alight OIL the platform when
he Jumped, and struck the cross pieces
and was thrown head over heels. He
did not stop at the end oil the cross
pieces over the Jefferson street
bridge but fell to the ground be-
low, alighting on some timbers. The
distance from the bridge to the ground
is fully twenty feet and strange to say
the young man was not Killed instantly.
He escaped with the brcaking OF his
left leg above the knee and several cuts
on his face and head. Mr.. ]. I. HaneI,
was standing in his yard at the time
watching the train. He witnessed the
accident and supposed that Shipman
had been killed. Mr.. Hanes ran over
10 where Shipman, lay and seeing him
move said, "are you badly hurt?" To
which tho unfortunate young man said,
''my leg is broken" placing his hand
on the leg. Shipman was conveyed to
his home on Washington street in Mr..
Hanes' carriage and medical aid sum
moned. Shipman is a son OF Levi Ship
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-20


The morally good or Dau wl'hin us ''ps De ~
ably set forth In the story OF pr' 'eS!ii "'u 's'
Hyde, but did 1t ever occur 10 you n"' 'ne,e
was physical application oil ms re'h'tkno,u
story, more real aud terrible thah Inc contrast
ofmoral attributes?
The moral perfection oil Dr. IeSyl' y rtpFV'
sented in our physical systems hysouhu' Strong lt
and vigorous health-the sEniKlhe' hiut'e'V"s
immortality OF Nj Hyde mas us pFo'o'ype ~ ~
weakness or disease OF our VITA organs "illoh
Often exist within u.s. "nd whicA may ~ @i
moment rise, overcome orr strong hea'th' anu
hold MS in It's deadly grasp
How many diseases there are "h'en 'I Tvs
sFapPle Ms before we arc aWaFS OIL our perm VIZ
often neglect little weakness or eNhaus.lol'
nervousness, tired brain' siecpless nights, rom
which We wake tired and unreiresheu' Wtary,
languld feeling headache cohinSioh OIL ,n'nu
dulncsS. loss oil memory strange sehsa'loHs-
irhieh mean insanity Colu iee' ahu Hnio''
numbness, trembling pricRilhg s'nsa'io"' Va.
tremc wcariness OF lmos-'ncda Paralysis foot
blood, low vitality, pale complexion anu great
weakness-m'di consumption. we oiton ulSte'
gard the weakness OF nervous debility. malaria.
Tho disorBer ~ ston,och liveror kidneys, until
."u uiaO'''' VI a'O'''"N''
iatal disease Ms'ens upon Us, .,,,u
,,a,, ~, a., a. ,,,or.ahIo d,,,osH
i''S' ~ it'V .,o, vordorrrI
i"u suOu'u N'S a, ~. a ,,a.,.o
remedy, DR.. Greene's Nervurtbioou ana nerve
remedy, the pure vegetable medicine, which
-os,oros ,,io. 20 Tho ,i,e1 hroin strength 10 the
rcslores FiSoF W '"o H'e4 o'"1i''
weak and shattered nerves Vl'al''y ana hca'',
Ia Tho exhausted hOdy and thus prevent iat1l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-20

For Colds, Group, Asthma, Bronchitis
and Sore Throat use DR., Thomas's Ec-
lectric Oil, and got the genuine. D&w