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TELEGftAPHiU TAPs.
TeIegrnms Uondensed.

At Reading, tho jubilee which was to
have taken place to day in honor of
Luther, did not take place on account of
rain.
At Reading this morning Albert G..
Anderson, of Betblehom was found dead
in his bed sufiOcated ly gas.
An engine and three passenger cars run
ming from Lowell to Salem, and having
among other passengers thirty school girls,
went over an embankment at Chelsea,
crossing into q swamp. No ono was hurt.
Tho official count OF the vote in Phila
delphia was completed to-day and shows
tho following Republican majorities
Niles 20, GG7, Livsey 20,09i. Jelfries, tor
city controller, who was opposed by tho
committee of one hundred, has Lie ma
iOritY.
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the uaNVILI.E KIors.
a uommi,;es 10 Inquire Into Them


DANvILLE, Va, Nov. 10.-At a large
meeting Of citizens held this monin.,
resolutions were offered and adopted
setting forth that in Wow Of gross
misstatements concerning tho riot of thc
81 inst, which are being circulated through
a portion Of tho press, it is deemed advis
able to appoint committee Of forty, who
shall iuqniro into all tho facts aud pro-
pare for publication truo and full
statement Of tho causes and circumstances
leading to tho disturbance, and also state
ment of the conduct Of tho white people
from the occurrence Of the riot to tho
closing of thc polls on the 9th inst"
The resolutions also give thanks To the
people in tho cities and towns of Virginia
North Carolina aud Maryland who in
public meeting have expressed sympathy
with the white people OF DanvilIe undor
the circumstances referred TO.
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Tho Anniversary in rnl,adsiphIs.
IN sEw JERSEY.
a Sad Accident AT AtIanuc Ciiy-Threo
Children Fatally IpJurod-ADbett's
Msjoriry for Governor O,G1S

Msjoriry for Governor O,OsS
ATLANTIC CITY. N. j., Nov. l0.--Throo
children of Geo. Il. Barnes, proprietor of
the Sageowatha house, in this city, while
out riding in II phacton this morning @ern
struck by freight train at the Arctic
crossing of the narrow gauge railroad,and
all fatally injured. Two have died aud
the death of the othcr IL expected.
n muraerer'n gloomy prospe"t'.
NEWARK, N. j. Nov. 10.--Chancellor
Runyau has denied the writ al error in
tho case of Chisholm, the wife murGeror.
Unless the governor or court OF paWons
interfere hc will be hanged November 22i
A SnrgIar shot.
Early this morning Mr.. Shousc, u New
York broker residing here, discovered q
man in his house and il9od upon, killing
him almost Instantly. The namo ot the
burglar could not he ascertained.
Abbatr's inJoriIy G,G7s.
TRENTEN, N. J. Nov l0,-Onicial ra
turns from all but counties in this State
give. Albeit G,G7S majority over Dixon.
Parsons the temperance candidate pollcd,
about c, 900 votes and Worner the national
candidate about 3 600
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,pEOIAL NOTICES. l'

DRp. LodAN AND MCCOY having finished thei ,,
course OF lectures nt the opera house, have
taken rooms Mt tho city hotel, whore the sick
may consult them Tho doctors treat all forms
OF chronic diseases, whether medical rsurgi.
cal.
Medical Diseases. Dyspepsia, diseases OF
tho Kidneys, heart AMI lungs rhcumu. ism,
neuralgia, paralysis oi any part OF the body,
catarrh, scroiula, wasting OF tho body, or OK.
Ccssivo accumulation of ihn flesh all dis.
eases peculiar TO men and women asthma,
tape worms aud parasites OF every dcscrip
tiOn that inicst the human stomach and
bowels plourisy, chorU, demcntla and chronic
onstipation.
surgical Diseases. .-UIo Ioerated or yarico.e
veins on the limbs, hcmorrhOidcs, throat dis.
eases squnt, hare lip, cleft palate, club FOOT,
hernia, bow logs, contracted knee Joints
aneurism, removal OF dead bones, ,poiypus,
tumoTs OF any part OF tho body, hip Joint dis
case, stone In the bladder, cancer OF tho lip,
breast, or any portion OF tho body, torticonis
or wry neck.
All important operations performed under
Surgeon Listers celebrated Antiseptic
Spray" and under Hnwsthcsia, This method
insurCs the well doing OF all severe wounds
and the patient against oven the alight
pain.
Hump back, or doiOrmities OF the back bone
treated and cured without cutting or incOn-
vcniouco Ia the sufferer. Fits OF every dc
scription Cu cd. Special invitation is extend
cd To consumptivc5 to visit tho doctors
parlors. The ravagos oi ths disease they
arrest II they see IL In time. Their n, thmt
| cure f. without rival. They have a certain
| aud sure euro iorCaturrh. Acute rheumatism
cured In from - To Is houf-, gub-aCutc and
chronic rhcumatl-m In Correspondingly
short time. All diseases peculiar 10 the sexes
Il specially. Tape worm removed IN two to
i've hoursand without pain. Tho drst appli-
cant so afflicted cured tree OF charge
Tho doctors devote the forenoon OF each
Thursday to surgical operations. Those sui.
Jcrtng from surgical diseases iUM ylcdse caR
| upon the Doctors on ne forenoon oI each
ThrSddU. O1O stCMttl
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SEEUIAL NOTICES.

FOR Hay Fever recommend Ely's Cream
Balm. II entirely relieved mo from the first
application have been suffer for ten years.
Going from home and negiecting In take tho
remedy, l had an attack after returning 1
Immediately resOrted TO II, and found instant
relief. | believe, had begun It's use earlier, l
should not hayo been troubled. }. CoLLyER,
Clerk, lis Broad st., Elizabeth, N, D.
My brother MyrOn and myself were both
cured To all appearance, OF Catarrh and Hay
Fever last July and August. Up To this date,
Dec. g, neither have had any return OF these
troubles. Ely's Cream BALM was the medi-
cine used. GABRIKL FERRIS, Spencer Tioga
Co. N. Y, os-swdeodSw
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Anusetuonts.

"Hish arisiocrdcy." ."-This evening Barry
and Fay viii present their funny new musical
comedy. :" Irish Aristocracy," In Fulton opera
house, supported by n carefully selected co n
pnny. Tho indianapolis SeHtiHe, says " II is
safo To say that there are about eighteen hun.
drcd people IN tho city o.uay who are walk
Ing about with aching sides ~ the result oi
last nights laughter at tho antics and funny
sayings of Hugh Fay and Billy Barry at tho
IN " irish ATistoCIaCy."
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ArARxsIs.
Ph,IndeIpnIa n aeres.

PmLADmrHrA, Nov. lo.-riour Arm ana
quiet.
Rye Flour, % 75
Whea, e. easier % NO. western Red, q $50
n.
Corn firm; san yellow, 6iaeic; do mixed, ),
60dG oxc No. mixed, 57ffbsc.
Oats steady and quiet No. I White.
So9so1c :, No. White, 37,1d5sci NO. do,
36t4d31o { No. 9 Mixed, 500.
Ryo at COO.
Seeds Glover NJ a1Inc Timothy at ~ fofn
t5; Flaxseed Mt sl hd1 a.
Provisions steady. H
Lard steady.
Butter active aud higher.
Eggs easy.
Cheese steady.
Petroleum quiet.
whisky at 81 10
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Live stock Prices

CHICAGO --Hogs-Receipt,, 5000 head shtp.
ments, $500 head market quiet and l0@l5c
lower mixed, ~ l0Di ~ heavy packing ana
shipping "a 90 a. o5i light. ~ 1901 90 skipa.
~ 75tti. Market closed weak and 10 900 remain
unsOlu
1900; puiivo cattle 10, higher aud In good
demand; Texas aud far west l0c lower; ex-
ports, VI d007 90; good TO choice shipping.
~ 6)g6 40 common to medium, ~ 25n5 80 /;
bulk tbd5 10 Range cattle and Grass Texans,
t5n4 l2h wintercd do, s}S01i 20; Montana,
rs.
shccp-Rccoipts, 81 10 head; shipments, 1000;
market very duh ana weak supply In excess
OF demaud; common grades hard To sell In
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sexton Resigned.

After 81 years Of faithful service as
sexton of Trinity Lutheran church, chapel
aud grave yard, Rudolph ShuIta has
resigned to accept employment more con
genial to his advancing years. His res
ignation has not yet been accepted and it
will be hard to iud "a good \ man to take
his place.
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what Lancaster County Can ID

Philadelphia News.
Lancaster county certainly can turn ont
more horse thieves, burglars and highway
robbers to the square milo than can DO
found on all tho coach roads in tho far
West, including Texas, and throwing
ina few hundred brigands from sunny
Italy.
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WILHELM In this city. on the Sth inst +,
Jacob NJ. wilhelm, In the isth year OF his uge
The relatives aud friends OF tho family arc
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence, No. 1886 South Queen street,
on sunday afternoon Mt , o'clock. lntcrmcnt
at woodward llill Cemetery. p
ARNOLD.-SOv. 3, 1889, I'm this city, Louisa { q,
daughter OF Ernest nnd Louisa Arnold, in the
third year of hCr age.
She was too bright u bud to bloom,
Too sweet u flower 20 grow
We loved her, Rh too well, and soon
Sho was by Death laid low.
The relatives and friends ot the faulty are
respectfully invited to attend tho funeral,
from the parents residence, Rocklund aud
Low streets, on Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Interment ut " Woodward lIill cemetery,
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The evening course ut the Commercial Col
lego presents 10 you an opportunity OF pro
pairing yourself tor positions that arc always
open to those qualided. Instruction In Book
keeping, Penmaushtp, Arithmetic and Busl-
ness Forms open every evening from To o
-l0H East King street. Day session from 10
~ and 2 70 4 semh tor clrGnlar. llt
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SECOND EDITION
SATURDAY EVENING, NOV. TO-; 1883.
THE REFORMATION.
TRIBUTES To LUTHER

Imposing Ceremonies IN Beriin-sO,O 900
children IN y Procession other
Towns Doing Reverent
Honor TO the Great
Keformer.
BERLIN, Germany, Nov. 10.--Thc festi-
val In honor of tho four hundredth ami.
versary of tho birthday of Martin Luther
opened this morning by the gathering OF
$4,000 school children who formed in 53
divisions, and accompanied by bands OF
music marched to various churches where
they attended religious services in honor
of the great Reformer, whose bust was
placed before tho altar in each Of the edi'
foes.
The Emperor William and the Crown
Prince Frederick William accompanied by
the officials OF the imperial university, all
the city officials and the clergy will proceed
from tho town hall to st. Nicholas church
In n grand procession to attend services.
Tho streets Of the city are packed with
people.
Monuments to 10 Erected.
At Erfurt, where Luther first entered
the Augustine monastery in 1901, at
Eisenach, where Luther was confined for
ten months in the Castle of Wartburg, and
at Nordhauscn the corner stones OF monu
ments to DO erected in honor of the great
reformer, were laid with ceremonies appro
pirate to tho occasion.
A statue OF Luther Unveiled Mt Hamburg.
HAMBURG, Nov. 10.-The Luther festi
val here to- day was celebrated by tho un-
yelling of colossal bust Of the reformcr
and n popular feto in tho Moorweidc.
A Grand Monument NJ Leipsio.
LEIPsIC, Nov. 10.--A grand monument,
commemorative of the Reformation, with
the statues of Luther and Melancthon
upon IL, was unveiled here to day in front
Of st Johns church with appropriate cere-
monies.
At Historical Worms.
WORMS, Nov. 10.-In this city where
Luther was brought before the Diet IN
1921 new hall was opened in his honor.
The ceremonies were conducted with
great splendor and were attended by i'm.
| mense crowds of people.
uonors at ,STemap.
brennan, Nov. 10.--The market squal @
in this city has been been transformed into
| "A grand festsal for the demonstrations IN
honor of Luther's birthday.
Observing tho Anniversary in London.
LONDON, Nov. 10.-A meeting TO com
memorate Luther's birthday will be held
in Exeter hall, tonight, at which Lord
Shaftersbury will preside aud an exposi
tion of Luther's relics will be opened
Special services commemorative of Luthel
will bo beld in 300 churches in London or
Saturday.
Tho Anniversary In PniiadsIphla.
|. PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.-A grnt
| Jubilee was held in the Academ!
OF Music here this afternoon, in homo
| of the 400th anniversary of the birthda
| of Martin Luther The large auditor
ium was thronged with people. The
| instrumental music was iurnisho,
by the Germania orchestra and theIvCc1
music by a largo chorus which included
nearly 1000 school childron. After do
yotional services addresses were dclivera,
| I'm SuaIish Gnrman and English.
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Pitt.burs Dispatch.

Lancaster county, whore tho farmers are
chasing tho Welsh mountain gang, with
the ayOwCd intention Of hanging them
when caught, gave the Republican state
ticket 600 majority. Tho Louisville
Couier- Journal will please riso to this
fact and howl about the slanderod South,
etc.
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Nichols, the horse thief who escaped
from ono Of the Lancaster officials some
months ago by jumping out Of car win
dow near Green Hill, on the FraZsr
branch, passed through C0chranville on
Tuesday last, where he was seen by par
ties who knew him.
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The school at Weaycrland in East Earl
township has been closed on account of
the prevalence OF diphtheria. Three
deaths and three funerals occurred in that
village in one day. Tho disease is also
said TO be pIoyaIug TO an alarming extout
in Lathe Britain township, many Of the
puono schools there being closed in con-
sequCLCf.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. l0.--For the Middle
Atlantic states, local rains, partly cloudy
weather. light variable winds, stationary
or slight fall in temperature, falling barom'
eter during tho day.
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TnE MAN who took IRON the postonlcc, at
ono O'Clock to day, an umbrella belonging to
II. II. IIensol, will please leave IL ut tho In.
rELLIoEsCER onlco before the next rain -or he
will wish he had done so.
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MnYOr'a COuTt.

The mayor this morning had two
drunkg before him. One got 10 days in
iail and the Other was discharged upon
payment Of costs.
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Horses shipped.

Fss n Doerr shipped to New York to-
day car load of fine Lancaster comfy
horses.
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Quotations by Associated Pres
CtpgL-o d'rnnU Mrppy paev

Now York Ccnira'. ...........,..,...,....il7k
EftS kAllrptt sSa
adams NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., .....,,....l8
Auchlgan Gontvai iILiiroatt. GBM
Michigan Southern acknowledgements. l0lL
Illinois geuiral Railroad. d.................. t3l
Cleveland q Pittsburgh illiroa i.........l3t
Chicago n Rock island linilroat. ...la2N
Pittsburgh e Fort Wayne iiatlrOaU! 1888
Western Union Es!"grHph GOnptuy.,... SJA
Toledo 4 YabasN. ........... eos. 2lE
New jsrscY Eontrl............-...., -. :. SiA
Now YORK Ontario u Western. .,...,-....- 2iL
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philadelphia.
. AulAnLuAn.I Drn.

Stocks alcady.
philadelphia q Er!o T.. t.. i. ......t..... l5A
iioNdiug railroad. ........... ............. NJ
rmnsyivi,nia itailroah, ah,.................... bs3z
Iehigh valley Railroad ...........,........, G9H
United Companies OF New Jersey. 1885,
northern ...,.................. 29I
Northern Pacific Prciorrci ! ..,..,....,. 63ts
Northern Central RuilrOnd. .......... ..... 81
Lenirh EavinitiOn Cnmpany ............. i6@
NorrIstovn Haroai. i........,...............l .lOoE
Central TgTmspn nrtatiOu Company. -. ~
l'it,.rP ritusyi.lo " HUHilrt r. "a, nv
| t''!v %rhuvikiB k@,Trai ... ...s. ..., :, -
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LARGO IIeet,

Isaac Musser, of 32G Il. Chestnut street,
has raised beet which weighs IA pounds.
Hard to beat.
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.rnrInr rn rnK srno .nnLnras nr

NOTICE TD THE SToC HOLDERS Or
~ THE NJ ~ NERCHOR hALL ASsOCiA
TION The board OF directors OF tho MAN,
nerchor HAL association having resolved
with the consent OF the stock holders, TO in.
cTolse the capital stock OF tho corporation from
SAODl 10 10000, tho increase 10 be made by
the issue OF TOO shares OF stock at the par value
ol ~ eae, t',o stueSoeis ,,,s oi the san cor.
Stockholders will be held tor the rurpose of
considering such increase OF capital AT the
office OF the corporation on North priuco
street, on MONDAY, the s6th day OF NoyEM-
BER, 1883, at o'clock y. m.
HENRY GERmARr.
'ept2Istoaw President.
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The reforms at the fire engine houses are
assured things. Market was on boom
this morning. everything, cvOn buyers aud
sellers, being plcntiful.-Citizens' band
was out sorenadiug last evening. 1t play cd
well.--Olyc, of different shades, appears
to bc the favorite color for buildings hero
now.--Thoro iG como prospect of tho re.
organization of tue II. ID. +. club.-To-
night a meeting of Pennsylvania castle,
No. 10, A. q. NJ. Of NJ. c., will be held.
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~ nCuEKs' iNSrITUTE.
. pmIrIsTRAroH'S sanE-uS sArUK

A ADMIrIsTRATDE~ sAhE-US SArUk
~ DAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1883, at the wash
ingiOn house, Strasburg borough, the under
signed. in pursuance OF Nn order OF the or
phRns' Court, viii sell ut public sale the lulO
residence OF DR.. Beni. Musser. deceased, stu
ate In said borough of S,rusburg, opposite Mas
sasoit Hail, and adjoining the Strasburg Ma
tIOnal Bank building, consisting OF II Large
Double Front Two-Story BRICK DWELLING
and business Property, with two.story back
building and physicians oihce attached,
containing in all III rooms, bath room two
cellars, NC. hot aud cold water In bath room
and kitchen. Well with pump, ana Cistcrn
with pump near kitchen door. Frame barn,
carriage house, icn house, corn crib, wood
house, sc, all In tTstclass order ana cOnvC-
niently arranged. The lot IL 5ihx2A tect, and
well fillcd with choice grape vines and fruit
trees. Tnc location IL one OF the best In the
borough tor either business or residence. Has
been used for % years as physiciuns Office.
sale to commence at / o'clock y III.
ALLEN A. HERR ana
ENOS II. WEAVER,
Administrators OF Benz MusseE decd
u. DOwNEY, Auct. octl7.tsdSw
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nK. u. "a. BkOWN
~ PHYSICIAN AND OCULiSr,
Has Removed 10 No 20 WEST ORANGE ST.
Eye and Ear treated. Glasses adiusted. su.
perior speciacles on hand and 10 order.
io2iiydrh
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w companies, tiromCn aud private cti-
Zcns 10 take their clothing and uniforms. to
bc renovated and repaired, to Ralph simon,
the London clothing rcnOvatOr. No. liG North
Duke street near Chestnut. Fine dyoing u
snpcialty.
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SEvERN RIVER LYNN HAVEN n,Y

NhNNEKUHUN HALL,
Nl This IL to notify the public that the new
and beautiful hall VIII now be rented tor Con
certs Operas, Balls, School Entertainments,
Fairs, Public Meetings, &C.
For terms aud further particulars, apply To
ii. GERIIART,
President MWnnCrChor Hall Association.
sl.3mdW&Sll No. East King street.
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AND UAKUEN rOK KrNr

Ill Proposals will be received untn DCCom-
Der !, 1888 by the undersigned committee tor
tho renting of the large and oommOIiOus
thTce.stoTy Brick Hotel and the finest garden
In the city, adjoining MunnGrChOr Hall, Mort h
Prince street Lancaster, for one, two aud
three years from April g., 1851
GEOltGE PFEIFEER,
GUS GROETXINIER
CHRIST GlTLICH.
Committee ot Lancaster MWnnerchOr As o.
citation. O202wdMNS
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NhU ADyERrISEmENTS.

DDaEDiNG-PLEASS FROST RUpN
ID second tlOor. with heat. furnished OF I'M.
furnished also room on third floor.
lt' No. i2s NORTH DUKES ST
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ayDuR NI;OuT AND PIGS FEET LUNCi
- this tShTURDAl) evening ut
LOlil liAAS'S SALOON,
IT." $50 Manor Street.
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THE SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

A PEOPLE who move by conspiracy and invoke
arson and assassination as means to ends are not
capable OF self-gOvernment, and, rs all examples
prove, can have no government at all but one OF
force and cruety.-St. Louis Republican.
THERE is no reason why savings banks should
hold low priced securities bearing high rates of
interest. They are dangerous Investments.
There is no reason why the savings banks should
be encouraged To pay heavy dividends Secu-
rty rather than profit should be their first prln-
cfple.-New York Herald.
WHATEVER the cost society can no more afford
to be Indifferent TO ex-convicts than a farmer
can to thistle and weeds Instead of leaving
them to be set upon and dragged to earth by the
evil Influences which clutch at their coat-tais to
null them down, good men should take special
effort to give them fair chance to recover
themselves. Inter Ocean,
POLITICAL agtators and revolutionists of
every stripe, except assassins andsdyDamiti9ts,
can find asylum here. We will have the dis plea g.
ure of other nations on their account. But the
line must be drawn somewhere and for extradi-
tiOn purposes will keep assassination ana
dynamite cOnapiraci es out from under the saving
head OF political Otfenoes.-St. Louis Globe
Democrat.
Mr.. JAMES is dead and his companions may
have retired from business, but those who have
glorifed the crimes of these and other men of
their kind, in stories which are bought and
eagerly read by boys all over the land, have
sown seed from which has sprung a large crop
of imitators. The preparation and publication
OF these stories are crimes which society cannot
afford TO ignore.-New York Times
THE cOlOred people are now in the eyes OF the
law fully qualified American citizens If there
are social and legal determinations against them
in any part OF the country, they may rest as
sured that the weight Of public opinion is ready
TO condemn and reform these rapidly as pos
sibe. But 1t is the graVest kind Of political