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previous advance was fully sustained.
In wooden goods there Is a moderate
business in heavy goods at late rates,
but the market on the whole remains
quiet and depressed.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoSEY-Dealings in money contiu-
ued after the close of bank hours, and
as high as Z per cent with commission
OF Is of per cent per day was paid for
it's use until tomorrow. This rate is
equivalent to about 81 per cent per an
mum. The lowest rate of the day was
coin interest. The gold sold by gov
eTnment yesterday was paid foc to day.
and this added to the drain on the
banks. Secretary Eoatwel stopped in
the city only short time, and passed
on to Washington.
STERLING-Weak at 1091s al09}z.
GoLD-Opened firmer and closed
heavy at 1875; carrying rates 5i1 per
cent, and also 1-32a1-16.
GOVERNMENT SToCKS-Were higher
in the morning, but lost part OF the ad-
vance in the afternoon; closing steady.
Coupons of Isl. /. 12lAaI2l1I; do '62,
12295al221$; do '64, 1l7all714; do 80,
1IS1Ia1lSs5; do new, 1191za1l9A; do '67,
1l915aII93s; do 'GS, 1192sall95s; do
10 HOS, 10Sa10SH.
Union Telegraph $50; New York Cen
trail 1s924; Erie 2974; Hudson River
159I4; Harlem IA; heading 9Sia: Terre
Haute 391S. asked; Wabash 6931; st.
Paul 7215; TT. Wayne 1861; Ohio and
Mississippi 321s; Michigan Central
ll635; Northwestern 7S}S; Columbus,
Cincinnati IL Indiana Ceutral 10; ST.
jOsepn I2031.
RAILWAY SHAREs-WelIs, Fargo *
Co., Sl55; American 10: Adams 20;
United States G9iI; Merchants l554.i
CIncir1a:I.
JUNE 22.-FLsUR-Firfncr and more
active, tending upward ct the close;
family at S6 5Oa5 70.
-Wheat-Firm at 81 25a1 30
Corn-Advanced to GSa70c for ear, and
the supply not equal to the demand.
Oats-Unchanged. Rye-Still scarce
and sold at 81 so for No. l.
CoTToN-Quiet and unchanged; mid
dlinRs at 32c.
WH1sKY-DeclIncd to 95c and mar
ket dull.
PE9vIs1oSs-Quiet and unchanged.
Mess Pork-At $50 CO. Bulk Meats
AT I3al6c. Bacon-At 14Iz, lTA and
lSLc, with small sales. Sugar Cared
aams-At 20a2lc. La:d-At lSlac, no
demand.
OILs-No change.
GROCERIEs-No change.
GoLD-l37.
chicago.
JUNE 22-FLOUR-ACliVe and hrm,
sales of spring extras nj "a 7J46 p.
-Wheat-AcIive, sales of No.
l at 81 3OaI 80: early sales of No. . a;
81 26; later as high as 81 so; closing at
81 27a1 271z; this afternoon Irregular
and tirmer at 81 ZSAl 20. Corn-Active
and 24Alc higher, gales of No al
GSI4a69L4c; No. Q at G624a6SIzc; rejected
SO A6Oc; no grade 54a55c; closing at 6S}5
1850 for No. l and 67A6TA for No. 2;
this afternoon No. = in good demand HI
69c. Oats-Active and 1IHlzc higher,
sales of No. 2 at 6lAa62Mc; rejected
55LN5Gc; closing at 62e for No. .. Rye
Quiet and firm and &c higher, sales of
Nc. at 81 Oh. Barley-NOmina!,s sales
at 81 20 for No. 2 in store.
BEEF CATTLE-DnlI and lower, sales
81 G211a5 3712 for common to fair COWS;
$5 S5s6 1919 for fair 10 medium ana
Sc 5Oa7 % for good TO choice steers.
HOGs-Dull, sales at IS lOAS % for
$9 3OaS SIS for fair to medium;
So 65aS IS for good and 90 OOa9 10 for
extra.
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NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, uno =.
ARRESTED CUBANs BAILED.

ARRESTED CUBANs BAILED.
The members of the Cuban Junto
arrested yesterday, were to-day admit
ted to bail with the exception of Ryan
who remains in jail until examination
tomorrow.
NEW ASSISTANT TREASURER.
1t is understood that Secretary Bout
we'll will tomorrow appoint a success
sor to Assistant Treasurer Van Dyckl
who rendered his resignation some
months ago.
An order has been entered in the Su-
perior Court directing tho Trust Com
pany TO pay alimouy to Mrs. Forest
semi-RnnuGlly hereafter, which obVl-
ates the necessity OF special seml'an-
nual orders.
A large number OF lottery and policy
dealers have been arrested aud held foT
examination, charged with doing busi-
ness without paying special tax.
YELLOW FEVER.
Several more yellow fever cases from
the Saratoga were admitted TO the hos
pital, and one additional death &C.
CURED.
The storm interrupted the shooting
at Schutzenfest to-day, but the indoor
sports were thoroughly enjoyed.
The question OF the right OF stock
brokers to sell customers stock when
the margins are exhausted involving
millions of dollars, is on argument
before the Court of Appeals at Albany.
Brevet Major General Alexander S.
Webb, U. S. A, has been invited to
assume the Presidency OF the Coluul-
bia College.
Rev. DR.. Greenleaf, Rector of the
church of Emanuel, at Brooklyn, died
in his chair in the vestry
room last night. He was a son of the
late Judge Greenleaf, of Harvard Col
lPpe,
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A Distinguished Visitor.

LONDON, June %.
Ismael PAcha, Viceroy of Egypt, ar
rived in London to day, and is the guest
of the Queen at Buckingham Palace,
which has been fitted up for his resi-
dence. A series OF brilliant fetes have
been arranged in his honor. The Vice
roy was met at the railway station by
the Prince of Wales and others, and es-
corted by large military procession to
Buckingham Palace. An immense
crowd of people lined the way and re-
peatedly cheered him.
The son of the late King Theodorus
OF Abysstnta, who has been at school
here, will be sent to India, as the cli-
mate of England proves unfavorable to
his health.
COMMENT ON THE CUBA POLICY OF THE
UNITED STATES.
The Star to day praises the United
States Government for its consistency
in taking measures to prevent depart
ures OF tillibuster parties Tor Cuba. 1t
says the sanction by its Attorney Gen.
eral of the arrest of the Cuba insurgent
Junto, in New York, Is satisfactory
Tie more vigorous the neutrality laws
are enforced at the outset, the more
easily will the public mind be led in the
right direction. Sympathy for nation
struggling for freedom is natural to
Americans as we'll as Euglishmen, but
the sooner the people are reminded
that neutral country has duties in
compatible with the sending out of
privateers and warlike expeditions the
better. Neutrality is not likely to exist
unless the laws as they now stand are
enforced, and when the laws are Insult.
ficient they ought to be amended. The
English lawyers and statesmen may to
their own advantage aud instruction
watch the result of the proceedings in
stituted in the United States, for the
American statute dealings with the
subject is almost identical with the
English law, the case will form q pre-
cedent of policy worthy of considera-
ton and imitation.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT To IRISH
CHURCH BILL.
LONDON, June %.
In the House of Lords this evening
the Earl OF Shaftsburg gave notice of
an amendment to the bill Tor the
disestablishment of the Irish Church,
to the following effect: That the sur
plus church property shall be a fund
from which to grant loans TO the
Irish peasantry.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
EY TELEGRAPH.

AT congregational meeting of the
Second Reformed Church of Philadel-
phia. held Monday evening, Rev. J..
Mcclellan Holmes, of Hudson, New
York, was unanimously elected pastor.
The June meeting of the Narragan-
sett Park Association commenced Tues
day at Providence and continues four
days. Premiums have been offered
amounting to $4,000. Many famous
horses have been entered, ana a large
attendance is anticipated.
"A Hong Kong letter of April 25:h,
states that 70 articles, embodying high
lv important concessions, will be added
to the text of the Burlingame treaty.
These are intended to afford greater
protection and commercial facilities 10
foreigners.
Tuesday morning about O'clock
a girl named Ellen Stanton, in the en-
ploy of n. A. Angel, of Adrian, Mich,
was badly burned while kindling fire
with kerosene. The can exploded set
ting fire to her clothes, She will prob
ably recover.
Isaac Briggs, an extensive manu-
facturer of carriage springs at Gan
anouue, Canada, has absconded. LII
abilities estimated at $500, 600. .-..
Yesterday morning In the crimi'
nal court of Washington, three COL
ored men wero sworn as grand jurors.
Among the petit jurors summoned for
to-day are nine colored men. OF the
three bailifIs just appointed by the
c0urt one is q cOlored man.
The grand jury of Herkimer Co.,
New York, indicted Mrs. Mary Lyman'
for the murder of her husband, Eeph-
rain Gardner, in March last, Prof.
Porter of this city, having discovered
arsenic in the remains Of the deceased.
"A large crowd of delegates TO the
Republican State Convention, which
meets to. day, had arrived at Columbus,
Ohio. last evening, and have been bus
ilV canvassipg. Gov. Hayes and Lieut.;
Gov. Lee, will probably be renominated
The Red Stockings played the Key
stone B. B. G. at Philadelphia, yester-
day, and won by score OF 20 10 0U.
The steamships West PhellA ana
China, from England, arrived at New
York.
Five thousand emigrants left Liver
nool for the week ending Saturday
Tor different points in America.
Charles Napier Stuart, member OF
the English Parliament for Dorchester
died last evening.
Hon. Richard Fletcher, OF Boston,
died Monday evening, aged S..
DIR. Josiah Atkinson, a well known
nbvsician of Newburyport, suicided
Yesterday. Temporary insanity.
j. Mason Campbell, one Of the most
distinguished Maryland lawyers dieo
at Baltimore Monday.
in the cases of several persons III
dicted for acting as insurance agents
at Baltimore without having State H.
cense, Judge Gilmore decided that 9
license was required, and the persons
are liable TO penalties of 5000.
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MISSISSIPPI.
rne Crane Murder Trial Mt Jackson,
JACKSON lima 0I

INC Crane M"rueF LFlaI ut Sachs0ns
JACKSON, June 81.
In the case Of Yerger, for shooting
Col. Crane, it was shown to-day that
the goods seized were not the property
of Yerger, and Crane knew the faci, but
ordered the officer to make the seizure
Notwithstanding. It is further shown
by correspondence that Yerger had Of
fered to settle the claim OF the city
against him, if the city would settle a
claim he held against it for damages to
property caused by neglect OF the city
government. An order of restitution
had been issued by Judge Peyton in the
high court and served on Crane pre-
vious to the casualty, but it had not
been obeyed.
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WASHINGTON.
Appointments by the President.
WASHINGTON, June %.


The following appointments have
been signed by the President: George
". NEWMAN, OF Ohio, Marshal OF Com
sniar Court at Chin Kiang, China {;
Postmasters, Isaac c. Brown, Massil-
Ton, Ohio; Ansel K. Bailey, DEBORAH,
Iowa; Thomas S. Wilson, Collinsville,
illinois; Joseph Y. Cory, Wankegan,
illinois; James A. Watson, Helena,
Arkansas; Henry NJ. Kimball, Orlins-
vile, Illinois; James Cory, San Fran
Mobile, Alabama; Noah Boynton, Mt.
vernon, Ohio; George w. HowlandI
santa Fe, New Mexico; w. w. King,
Shebaygan, Wisconsin,; Oliver Wood,
Portsmouth, Ohio; r. Tompkins' Nc
Gregor, Iowa; Lewis D. Cyr, Negsnee,
MichipRn.
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The WhiGe House.
wAsH1NGroN, June ?:

WAsHINGToN, june u
The White House was lively to day
with callers. During the morning SEN
ator Fenton, Hon. John y. Bingham,
Secretary Rawlins, Hon. S. y. Hurt
but, u. s. Minister to Columbia Hon.
A. P. HoveyT Minister to Peru, aud
others, saw the President. Gen. J.
Watson Webb has arrived in this city.
At the Cabinet meeting to-day all the
Cabinet officers were present excepting
Cox and Boutwell,, who were Eepre
scented bY their assistants.
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nARKETs BIZ rELEaRArH.
New YORK, June %

NEW YORK, June -
CoTroN-Lower; receipts OF 500 bales
at 33c for middling uplands. ~
FLoUR-Closed active and h'LA Io5
shipping grades or extra Western anu
% %GRA1s-wheat-Dul! and drooPing;
No HH. ; spring 81 47a1 IS; No. 2 ;! 5OA1 81;
No Isl 55sI 55X. Rye-Nom1iLnss,l:: M,
0sts-6nli & al 76X in store and ~
sioat. Corn-Dnil; 6sa65c for unSound ,1oUaS
78a87c for canal and stnSgG nH LOT at t"s9t5 ss9 IS
pdaFW ~ WNominal, Cat Meats-Slsady
and nnchanged. Bacon-Quiet and
Steady. Lard-Dull at 19Aal95sc for
fair to prime steam.
Realistically at 22a23c.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
Market quiet but firm for most kinds
potion goods; in prices however
there is no quotable change, but the
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MEXICO.
Talk of Annexation to the United
States or q ProtectOrRte.

HAVANA, June II.
The steamship Cleopatra from Vera
Cruz, arrived: dispatches from the city
of Mexico, dated the 18th inst, report
that Minister Nelson would arrive IN
the Capital the following day ana oe
officially presented to JuareZ on the
10Th. Gen. Rosecrans was to leave for
Acapulco Immediately. There was
considerable excitement about the ar
rival of Minister Nelson; the foreign.
ers expect either the annexation OF
Mexico to the United States or pro-
tectorate over the Republic. The Mex
leans are fearful.
Parties concocting bogus claims to
lay before the Commission to set at
Washington, have beenI arrested;
Americans suspected of completely
were being watched.
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CHICAGO.
Another "Jyns'' Case ia the Episco-
pal Church,


pal Church,
CHICAGO, June -.
A few days since Bishop Whitehouse
Rev. Geo. +. Cushman,
Rev. Richard F. Severt. and Judge
L, B, Otis, to examine the case of the
Rev. Charles Z. Cheney. The Conn
mittee performed the duty assigned
them and yesterday made present.
ment which was served on Mr.. Chevey
the same day. He is cited for trial on
the 2lst of July, in the Bishops Cathe-
dral Church. The trial will be public
in its character. The charges against
Mr.. Cheveyare the violation ofarticles
and of the Constitution of the Church,
and the violation of his ordination
vows to minister the doctrines and
as they are set forth, and
received by the Protestant Episcopal
The specifications are that he
Omits the words "regenerated" and
Regeneration" in the baPtismal ser
vice, and makes other variations from
the Book of Common Prayer.
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B RAZIL.
speech OF the Emperor.

PARIS, June %.
Advices from Rio Janeiro to the 23d
OF May, report the war news from
Panama as meagre. The Emperor Of
Brazil opened the sessions in the cham
Der with a conciliatory speech. He
complimeuted the allied armies 4 their
successes over the Parag aguayaus, and
called the attention OF the deputies to
the necessity for loan in order to cur
ry out the system of internal reforms,
which he announced in detail. He was
silent in respect to the slavery question.
GERMANY.
FRANKFORT, June 81.
United States bonds closed easier,
but not Ouotably lower.
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yellow Fever at Fortress Monroe.
FORTRESS MONROE, June %.

The schooner Mary L. Temerick,
from Matanzas for Baltimore, arrived
last night at Lower Quarantine ground
with yellow fever ON board. Captain
Dorwan and the cook and "A white man
died yesterday; the second mate had
the fever, but is convelescent.
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MAIL,

Hon. Jas. R. Partridge, of Mary
land, our new Minister 10 Yenezuela
sails on Wednesday from New York to
st. Thomas, whence he goes to the prin-
cipal port OF Venezuela.
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IOIu u&Ay OI 4ofO- " uCGl1uB L!tnG"
GRAFTON NACCOM1IODATION.
EAsr-LEAvEs wEsT--LEAYEs
SWheeIng I"PRE REkerSbuTg
daily at......5:a5 a. IN. daily ar-iQ.SO a. m.
me5ou.......7:3J e Grafton .-4:51 p. III.
Mannlnst0n S:55 Z" FARM ont ..... $50 "a
EairmOut... BID - IAAnnin2 2tonG:lH
ARRIVING AT cameron -.-..5:5J -
Grafton ..lO:i5 a.. III. ARRIVING AT
ParkeTsDurR.4:i5 PIN. Wheeling aL.S;55 r. IN.
Sundays excepted. "Sundays excepteI.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
kAsr-LRAVEs WEST, VIA {. o. ID.
y Wheeling leave Wheeling
daily at.,...1O:IO a. 1n. daily at.....SS:25 pho.
Grafton 80. 4.lO pm. ARRIVES AT
Cumberland. .g55 Cambridge. 1:20
RaItmore,...6:S5 - Sewark..--...lO:lO -
WASN'T 'nGity $40 - GOlTInbus....ll 1888 PIN
except Sundays. C!neInnatl-43U;'. am
Except Sunday.
FAsr LINE.
EAsT-LEAvEs WEST. WA &. o. d.
Wheeling Leaves Wheeling
daily at. $50 IN. daily at......6:gO a.
ARRIVES AT Bellair...........66o '
C5umberIaEd 2:lO am. Rarne>vIlIe ..S:r5 -
WIncheStGH....9 1928 :" Cambridge S:DJ
Baltimore ....--S:49 " ,AAEehSIlle=9..AJ
PhiIadelphIG12:G0 IN. iColumbus ..I2:i1 p ~
New EOIK... 100 pm iCinClnnatI.."4.lj -
MAIL TRAIN.E
EAsT-LEAvEs WEST, WAC; o.. d.
daily at -lO:5O p. m. daily at......2:05 q. m.
ARRIVES AT Bellair.........."S:l5 "
Grafton .-.......3.I5 am. ARRIYF25 AT
ParkersbuIE--5:1D 80 BarneSViiie4:'3o
Cumberland IsALnbTidSe..-.5:SO
WincheSLer...3I 5 pm. iL1nesyllle-----s:oO "
HageIStown-.2:SU :" iHewark-----.--S:SS "
BaLimOre...~ " iCo!un bus. 1850
Hash'n City.6:l5 Cincinnati .--2:tO p. N.
"5unuAys excepted. 'Sunuays excepted.
Trains on the Main LiDe make Connec-
tons at Baltimore with trains FOR PL!ladei-
phia, New York and soston AT Relay
House, VII. Washington CITY, tor all poInLA
South.
Central Ohio trains make direct connec-
ton at CnlumUus for all potnA West and
North west.
Tickets TO all principal points can be pro-
cured AT the Othce.
Master Of fTranspOrtation, baltimore.
Il. L. DENRIES
mavlI General Agent. Wheeling.
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Hoohand's German Bitters,
AND
EEOOFLAND'5 GERMAN TOSIC.

Thirty hvc years since they were first in-
troluced into this country from Germany,
during which time they have undoubtedly
performed more cures. and benefited suffer-
Ing humanity to greater extent, than any
other remedies kno Zn to the public.
These remedies will efectually cure Liver
Complaint. Jaundice, Dyspepsia. Chronic or
Disease of the Kid tueys, and all DIsea-
ses arising from a DiSOrdered Liver.
SfOmAch or lnteSA tines.
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REMOvAL-

x7EAzEr d BARHEs HAVE REMOV-
v Ell their stock OF
CHINA, GLASS AND 0UEENsWARE
From No 81 Main street, to
NO. quincy aud No. AZ Main St,
Nearly opposite their old stand, in the ware
rooms formerly occupied by T. d. Logan q
Co where VFe respectfully solicit n cont3nu-
alton OF the generous patronage heretofore
VEAZEY d BARNES,
Wholesale and Retail China, Glass &
QueeuSWare, No. Al Main and No. Quincy
street. apS-3m
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GEsgsvUr1stIDu.
BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RE-. Comply
GRAFTON A

WHEELING, May Slh. 1863.

@1IFNJ t7t1'a 4OsVa
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL HUS ~
t the following schedule on and aftey tho
10th day OF May, l6bS-Wheeling time.
G.L3 4 E..E.LS aL.:lNI HINNA IION.
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River ana Weather.
C1NoINNAT1, June 22.
P1TrsRURaH, June %

6IV1SbUhddI SuhS 800
Monongahela Z feet inches and ris-
ing, Weather cloudy. Thermometer
CINCINNATI, June 22.
River fallen inches; 151z feet in the
chagnel. Weather clear. Thermome-
tar 500.
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II nERIIITX-

Resulting from any Causes whatever; PROS.
TRATiON OF THE SYSTEM, induced
by severe Labor, Hardsh1ps, Ex-
r,nsnrf Eavar,s &c.
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EASA- Liza v ID
"WheeIlok
daily at.-l0:5O p. m.
ARRIVES AT
Grafton ..........3.I5 am.
ParkersbuIR-.5:H "
CuInberland..s:l5 4"
Winchester. 3:t5 pm.
HageTstown-.2:5U 4"
BaHimOre.-.-S:sO "
%Hsh'n City.'6:l5 3"
., p,juHIinvS executed,
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THE IN Ola rs.

United States bonus
bnt not nnotablY lower.
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EA5T-LEAVE
SW heellng
daily at......5:81 q. N.
CaiueEOu....-.I:ol "
MRunlugtOn.S:55 "
EairnlOut......S:.i0 "
ARRIVING AT
Grafton at...lO:i5 a. IN
Par6eTSburR.4:i5 PIN
Sundays excepted.
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previous advance was fully sustained.
In wooden goods there Is a moderate
business in heavy goods at late rates,
but the market on the whole remains
quiet and depressed.
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nrNRY ROEMER. .
IS Main st. Centre wheeling,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-03

From the New orleans Times.
While the negroes are inveighing and
passing laws against all distinction OF
race, IL is notorious fact that they, of all
other people, carry the pride OF blood TO
the greatest excess. In a letter written
10 the New York Times by Charleston
correspondent, he illustrates this fact by
depicting condition OF affairs among
the colored circles OF that city, which Is
a perfect reflex of our own. He says: u
"White blood Is so highly priced by
the Legislators Of to-day that have yet
TO see the first black negro woman re-
ceive any civilities from them. Although
several OF the lawmakers themselves are
pure blacks, they all seem to prize this
caste of blood so highly that their wives
and sweethearts are, invariably, OF
lighter shade. The pride OF blood is yisi-
bic In every possible way. The mulatto
no more considers the negro his equal
Except for voting purposes) than the
white man does. OF course there IL more
social intermingling, because the mulatto
comes OF the black race, but whenever
they acquire separate residence, the
mixed race always looks askance upon
the black Niger While the entire
colored race-or all the colored races
vote together, they do not always inter-
marry, except W EN- apure negro acquires
property or position, and then he can
marry the brightest 'yaller gall In the
country. la this way, there Is a perpet-
ual ferment of u social kind going on,
and the trouble is endless"
In all the West India Islands, where
the political barriers between the white
and black races have been Obliterated,
the pride of caste asserts Itself in curl
Gus and almost Ridiculous manner. The
communities there will be found spht,
not only in two divisions but 4 half dog
en-, each one of which regards the next
darker in shade az unfit associates. The
severity and eXciusiYeness with which
the social lines are drawn are amusingly
absurd TO a stranger, hut plainly estab-
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Advertise eyerylhinsyGp have 70 sell-mase known know

'nlisiiua 80 II 500
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