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Miscellaneous.
rs TT YOU

Header, who said you would Iikc ,o get such nice
Citing Clothing as city people wear, rather than
the Wholesale goods commonly sold in most stores
This will tell you how to do Il. The very large
increase In business the past season allows us
10 make siiii lover scale of prices than be-
fore, and you can save enough In buying from Us
20 pay for your trip 20 our city.
The garments we sell are manufactured under
ourpersonal supervision, upon the premises, there
by securing the best sewed and fitting Clothing
ever produced. Our goods are made for the indi.
vidual wear Of our patrons. and not for Wholesale
lag We sell them with positive guarantee (;
therefore no one runs any risk In buying at our
house. We indulge in no Kind Of show or preten-
sion, that can only result in increased prices. but
depend on the merits Of our goods and genuine
low prices TO hold and gain patronage. Upon
these statements We invite you 10 call and look
through our immense stock Of new styles aud
fashionable designs. Any garment not entirely
satisiactory will be gladly exchanged or money
refunded.
s-fs- he sure and first call upon
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oLDFIELD's ExCELsIOR PUMp.

HAVE greatly incrcasei my facilities for max
ling Pumps by building = LARGE STEAM
SAW MILL AND PUMP FACTORY, Nhich -
supplied with all necessary machinery for making
PUMPS OF THE BEST QUALITY, a full sup
ply Of which alWars ON hand.
The stocks being prepared months In advance
are thoroughly seasoned and impart no disagree
able taste {, the water. Being made and put M
by NE with the greatest care they WILL OUT
LAST ANY IRON OR ORDINARY WOODEN
PUMP. besides being less likely to get out of order
Pumps put in in any part oi the state and guar
an,eed for one year or they will he kept in order
for ten years afterwards at ~ per year.
Pumps repaired and Pumps made where they
are to bc erected, when timber - furnished. at
short notice.
jess- Prices as low n Pumps of the best quality
can be made for. Address.
WILLIAM 0LDfIELD, Pump Maker.
Julysy.'l Fountain Green. Hartford Co ND.
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MARRIAGES.

GREEN-BRYANT.-Aprii 18th, by Rev. W. A.
koontr, John A. Green 20 Sarah Z. Bryant
both Of wctherelViile, this county.
0III.-SCIIAFER.-On April Esd, by Rev. W.
A. koontz, John Obi, Of Baltimore, to Alveria
A. Schafer, Of Powha,ap. this county.
BALDwIN-wHITEFOR On April IIth. By
Rev. William y. Curicy. Walter II. Baldwin. oi
baltimore county. TO Emma J. whiteford, oi
Baltimore.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the pastor, res.
idenee, April 18th. by the Rev. a. S. Flock.
William 5. Pownei, and Ella Nicholson. both Of
Wooslberry,
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DEATHS.
Death. rs..---r-ss"s.. &c.. 10 cts. Ii"s

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PRIcE.-On April 22d, at Pricevillc. this county
Ruth Ann Price. wife Of the late Ezra Price, in
the 4sth year of her age.
BuRToN.-0n Sunday, April ?sth, 1883, o. u.
Burton. Jr.
HCGHES.-Suddenly, Of paralysis, on April IS,
at his residence, white Hall, Baltimore county,
Naasson Hughes. In the T6th year Of his age.
EwALDT.-Oh April 29th. after short illness,
August Ewaldi. In his Teih year.
kENELi.-On April ?7th, Mrs. Mary A. c..
aged 60 years : months and days, wife Of
Thomas ksnely. and eldest daughter Of the late
Martin Kelly, Of nampden, Baltimore county.
ARNALL.-In Philadelphia. on April 2sth. Abbie
A., aged u months and 2l days, infant daugh.
ter Of WIN. N. and Aehsah NJ. ATnall.
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AGooti Idea.

Some wilming,Oniansh had genuine "surprise''
party the other day. In The evening they went
By prcarraBgemen, 90 the house of friend to
give the family surprise aud have good time.
They were surprised TO find the head Of the house
sick In bed. aud. Of course. did not stay. They
were still more surprised next day at seeing a
yellow dag floating before their friends house.
When "surprise parties" become too monotonous
We sngges, yellow flag rs the proper sanitary
measure of relief.
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List OF Letters remaining at the GardenviIls
sent 10 the Dead Letter ofiee May So u not call
ed for; 81. Joseph Refining Co., J. y. Walker, n.
II. Williams, iIend Richter, foreign: Lewis
Clagett, Fsrdinand Kolesky. foreign Henry NIL
Ter, Mrs. J. G. Hallert, A. Hoffman.
Jonx N. HEmaMAs, r. NJ.
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To THE PEorLEoF BALTIMORE COuxrY.-We In
vite attention TO our new line Of Autumn and W In
ter Boots and Shoes, which We arc offering At un
usually attractive prices. Gcutlemen's fne cal
hand -sesed button boots for $3.7S: Ladies hand
sewed button boots for $500; Ladies, Misses and
children's iine custom shoes a speciality. II will
pay you 10 give Us . call. GrSHY. BErswoHrH A
Co.. Opera House Shoe Store, % y. Euiaw Street
Baltimore, Nd.
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5so-P President Hood. Of the Western Maryland
Railroad, has made contract with Messrs. s,efIey
findiay and Victor cashaw, Of wiliiamsport,
Nd. to supply his road with bitumionus coal for
one year from May ist.
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EurAw PAISr ccNPASY.-This company, whose
business card may be found in another column.
furnish hrst-elass quality of paint and always
give satisfaction. Mr.. J. q. Cannon, superinten.
dent Of fchOois Of King and Queen county, Va,
writes to the hrm "The paint gives me entire
satisfaction. Send sample card and prices 20 Mr..
Rob,. Dunn and Mr.. George Brooks. Pisea,away,
Essex county, and am sure you will receive or.
de.s from each"
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Friesian Cattie.-Dr. y. W. Patterson, Of
this county, has sold several calves ef bis esle-
brated Priesian breed, as foilevs: Dutch Friesian
b. G., out Of Ante kooistra. No. 200. sired By
Nljdam %, y. II. D., TO James n. Truloek, Pine
Blun, ARK; b. c.. out Of Breeuwsma, eos. sire
Van Eijsinga, No. Is2. 10 Cbas. X. Harrison. BAL
timore county, Nd; hsifer calf. out ef sinnema
sac. sire Pei, No. i2s, y. n. B., 10 d. p. Reach,
HnRarstown, Nd.
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Test Your Seed Corn.-A farmer recently
tested some gFaias from lto ears Of corn, and
the result showed that little of u was 6t Cor
planting. - v woald not sprout. Corn uas late
in maturing last year, and u would be veil TO
test the grain before the planting season. 10 ses u
u will germlnate.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

HALLocE'S NEw SEEB SToRg.-The new Agri.
cultural Implement and Seed lIouse Of 4. u. Hal
lock IL located at 81 v. Green street. second door
north Of Lexington Market, baltimore. Roland
Chilled Plows. the Young America Corn and Cob
Mill. Corn Shelters. Hay and Fodder Cutters and
A griculturai Implements of all kinds. Agent for
the Champion Grain Drill. Goes Original AN.
moniaiei Rome Phosphate.
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rss- yellow fever is said to be epidemic In Cuba
and Rio Janeiro, and extra precautions are about
being taken to preven, i,s introduction into thi,
country.
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5. CLEavELAsb. Of the firm Of y. u. cIeaye.
land ljT Gay st., having sold out would be pleas
ed 10 his old friends and customers at the store
Of N. Lieblieh Co.. 1is Lexington street. near
Howard. where he will be able 10 show them n
large and choice selection Of goods, and oer best
inducements.
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jug Breaking.-Ths wavsrly Baptist sun.
day school held . jug breaking party At their
chapel . few evenings ago. interpreted By sing.
ing. speech. making, Ac. The net proceeds we're
about $3.50. They have a very remarkable scholar
conhected with this school. She is but months
old and her jug contained SIS. She is the daugh-
ter Of the pastor Of the church, aud possessing
much Of bis energy and many other good quail.
ties, accounts for the contents Of her jug being 50
large.
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-Ss aitary Inspoctors.-The County Com.
missioners. at their meeting this week, Te appoint
ed DIR. Jackson Piper. sanitary inspector for Tow.
soniown and vicinity; DR.. Harry q. Prentiss for
WayeFly and vicinity, aud Dr. Richard D. Nor
ment for woodberry and vicinity, for one year
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Contract for Carrying the Maiis.--Jas
q. Wilson, Esq., president Of the York Road
Railway Company, has been awarded the con
tract for carrying the mails from Baltimore to
Tousontoun. This company has always given
citizens the greatest sstisaetion In mail facili
ties.
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EJeReser N. 4. CkHrch--Grsaf FaHs Circuit
There will be m allday's meeting at this church.
on May 18th, 10 be conducted BY Rev. Watson
Case. pastor. Love feast at " a. M, preaching &
and Sacrament Of the Lords supper at l04 a. IN,
and preaching At 3 p. IN.
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Death OF Good Citizen.-Mr. Augustus
Euaidt, who formerly owned farm on the Joppa
road, short distance south Of Sweet Air, died Al
his residence in the city, after brief Illness from
droPsy Of the heart, on Saturday last, aged 20
years. He vas unmarried. His estate IL estimated
10 be quite large. lie vas an honest and upright
man IN ali his dealings.
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81. John. NJ T.. CLarcL, Hiherrhe.-Preach-
ing Sunday, at II q. m. aud s.30 p. tn. by the pas
tor, Rev. Vim. Dallam Morgan. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening, at 7.3O o'clock.
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". JohH's Mis.ioH. Iort Rodd.-Prcaehing at
81. Johns Mission. York road. on Sunday. 9th
inst, at ~ o'clock, by Rev. W. 7. d. GLENN.
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Young Narshai.-This fne 5-ysar-oId horse.
the property Of George W. Francis. of Long
Green, vas sired BY "coid Stream" formerly
owned by Mr.. Samuel s. Patterson, Of Long
Green. "cold Stream" vas sired By c. W.
German's Hotel, Towsontown, every Monday.
Persons fond of good horses should not fall 70
examine this stallion.
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SALE

HOUSB md LOI IN IUWsONTOWN,
Lot iIl feet front and aijoins Trinity Church
property. The lot is In fee. The House l. tws-
story frame. containing eight rooms, with cellar
under the whole.
oS-For further particulars apply TO
JOHN BURNS,
May 2t.-tf Towsontown.
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Dissolution OF Copartnership.-Thea arm
Of Lang walker, composed Of WIN. y. Walker
and Godfrey II. Lang, oondueting business 81
No. y Hartford road, baltimore county. has besn
dissolved By mutual consent. Mr.. Godfrsy II.
bapg VII continue the business a. the old Stand.
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HASp-MApE sHoEs.-Alfred Phipps. on Della
ware avenue, in rear of Ady's hotel, fowsontown.
makes TO measure all kinds of iady's aud gents
shoes and boots. Correct styles aud ~ guaran-
teed. Repairing promptly done.
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To,esoHto.sa NJ r.. CLHrch.-Preaching Sunday,
at II n. IN. and at 5.3O p. IN. BY the pastor, Row
Wednesday evenings. aud class meetings ON Mon.
day evenings, at T.So o'clock.
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Death OF an Ex-Sherif MIR. Joshua VI.
liynes, we'll known citizen Of this county, died
si his rcslenee near Ellicot, City. on Wednesday,
in the 18th year Of his age. Mr.. IIynes was
sheriff Of Baltimore city and county in lsil. be-
fore the county and city were divided. He served
as assstan; assessor of the ffth internal revenue
district Immediately after the war. lie died from
paralysis.
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Toesoato,rH Prs.Iyfcriaa CLaPsi.-Prcaching
Oil, Of Baltimore.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Religious Notices.

Trinity =. r.. ChHrcA, ,Toesonio,ra.-Preaehing
sunday by the rector, Hrv. W. II. III. Powers. NJ
% n. m. and "a p. IN. Also Wednesday night SER
vices ut n o'clock.
There will be preaching at Lutheryille, by Rev.
W. II. II. Powers, In the Public Hall, every sun
day afternoon, at 81 o'clock.
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NV REnEBY heretofore known as "Pulmona'
viii hereafter be called New Life. the Great Cough
hemedy. Price 80 cts. Sold by druggists. A.
u. Mettee, Proprietor, Baltimore, Nd.
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Triaiiy Church. Long Gr,en.-Seryices by Rev.
A. J. Barrow, rector, every Sunday afternoon. at
- O'Clock =. NJ.
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St. Thomas Parish.--Icv. WIN. Stroiher
Jones has been chosen rector Of 81. Thoma.' Par
ish. located near 0wings Mill., this county. Mr..
Jones Is the successor Of the late Rev. ". l..
Lockwood. who had been the rector for period
OF upwards Of thirty years. 50. Thomas l.
very old parish aud quite a wealthy one. Mr..
jones had been Mr.. Loekwood's assistant for the
past several years.
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From Perry Haii.-Mrs. Knox, an aged
lady of this neighborhoOd. Is very ~. Her dis.
ease is cancer of the stomach. Her husband
also IL in delicate health.
Mr.. joseph Schneider is stiil At work on the
Jerusalem turnpike. lie l. pushing the work
quite rapidly.
The fruit buds have not been injured BY the
frost. aud from appearance, Ne will have an
abundant yield of all kinds of fruit.
We have some very bad boys In this vicinity
who seem 20 delight in all kinds Of mischief. 4
stop should be put 10 seme Of their antics. n.
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Piscicuit.re Lieut.. Wood. of Owings' Mills,
this county. formerly in command of the Look.
out. il nov in charge Of the Fish Hawk at Quan.
tieo. on the Potomac, where she Is attending the
fisheries and gilers in that neighborhood. Lieut..
Wood has invented an apparatus for the manu-
fac,urc Of ice. which will probably be adopted
throughout the service. The SsA says the Look.
out was ready for service on fhursday for work
on the Potomac, which consists Of daily collecting
the spawn Of shai. herring and perch. The fisher.
men are followed mp by the steamer. and at each
haul the catch 10 examined and from the ripe
hsh are squeeEed the spawn and placed in the
breeding Jars on board aud taken 20 the haiehing.
house 10 Washington. II Il should be crowded.
they are then kept on board. hatehed. aud after.
wards placed In transporting cans. At the proper
age they taken TO the headwaters Of the tribu-
taries of the bay aud let loose.
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Refined Parlor Mins,rels.-Ms.

Refined Parlor Minstrels.-Messrs. Swift
Chases refined paTlor minstrels will give an
entertainment at Chionville school house No. ),
Long Green, Saturday eveziug. May jih. aud a,
Shirley Hall, Fork. Monday. May eth. Fine en-.
tertainments are promised. See advertisement.
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81. Joka's r. e. Church, ysriis.-Services
every Sunday morning, at 1915 o'clock by Rev.
A. J. Barrow, rector.
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Resident Physician.--The County Commits
sioners have appointed Dr. Charles X. whiteford,
resident ply stefan TO the Baltimore county aims
house. vice Dr. {. Ashton Jessop, resigned. A
visiting ply sieian TO the same in.i,uion has not
vet been appointed
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Tho Spread OF Contagious Diseases

Singular Bird.-The Westminster Adeooafe
says q rare bird was brought 10 this Office on
Tuesday morning last BY Mr.. Vim. n. Copper
smith. who shot u on bis wood lot, three miles
from Westminster, on the Washington road. The
bird was about the size Of pigeon, slate color.
long green legs with y red band above the Joint of
the legs toes long, bill red with color extending
from bill 20 near the top Of the head under
feathers Of tail white. II resembles the eoot, aud
the moor hen or maFsh-hen. more than any other
Of the feathered tribe, and, from It's general
formation, evidently belonged 10 the marsh birds.
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Verdict Against Turnpike.-In the BAL.
timore City Criminal Court on Tuesday . verdict
was rendered by jury against the baltimore and
Yorktown Turnpike Company. The nuisance
charged was In having the mAeadamiEed portion
feet above the road on each side. endangering
travel on II, near Ashland. Baltimore county.
The company contend that the road has been
substantiaily In the same condition for 80 years
and more.
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Ascension Day.-Thursiay last Is what is
known in the church calendar a. Ascension Day,
the daywhch commentaries the Lords ascension
from the earth. aud his parting blessing on the
little band Of disciples. Amer the resurrection Of
the Lord on Easter morning he remained upon the
earth for forty days, appearing on several occa.
sious 10 bis disciples and others who bore testi-
mony as o. the fact Of his Tesurrection fross.
the dead. Those forty days form an exceed
ingly interesting history. His appearing TO tho
grief stricken. but not rejoicing Marys. The walk
and talk with the two disciples on the way TO En-
maus. when lie unfolded 10 them the scriptures.
and they say 10 each other. "Did not our hearts
burn within Us. while lie talked with us by the
way, and while lie opened 10 up the scriptures." !"
HE appearance 10 the eleven, when he said,
"Peaee be unto you," and then the walk out 10
Bethany. where "IIe lifted u. Ills hands and
blessed them," and while lie blessed them, lie
was parted from them and carried up into Heaven,
and they worshipped him, and returned 10 Jeru.
salem with great joy and were continually IN the
temple praising and blessing Cod Here at Je.
rusaiem the faithful disciples remained until the
day Of Pentccost. When the promise of the out
pouring Of the Spirit was fulfilled. and which the
Christian Church celebrates as whitsuntidc. As.
censi"n Day is held in great esteem by the whole
Christian Church. more especially. however, by
the Catholic Church. but each year these christian
holidays and festivals are becoming more gener-
ally observed by the entire body Of the Christian
Church, and We see reason why they should
not be carefully and properly celebrated with
such religious exercises as shall be appropriate
for the days they commemorate. The ne. church
day will be whit-Sunday, May the 18th.
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Fine Fat cattie.-Capt. Z. Herman. mana.
ger of the sheppard Asylum farm. near this town.
has just soid 10 Mr.. George Roeder. Of Bal,iassre
ten head Of as hne cattle were ever fed 10 Bal
timore county. The average weight l. about L..
900 lbs, aud they brought Sio2 per head. This
10 considered good price. The Capt. commenced
feeding them about the Goth of November last,
upon a different system than any ever tried by
him before. and he attributes his success in great
part 10 the new method.
Mr.. Samuel Small, Jr.. Of York. Pa, in com.
pany with Col. Walter :. Franklin, Of Ashland.
visited the sheppard Asylum on Wednesday and
spent several hours. They being both extensive
farmers and feeders of cattle, were much interest
ed in what they saw atthis well managed and pro-
duetive farm. and highly eomplimen,ei the man.
agcr on the success he is making. Mr. Small is
now feeding about 20 head. and Col. Franklin
also large number. The Col. sold his this week
To Baltimore butchers at good figures.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-20
FIFTEENTH DAY.
Thirty-Thira General Epis-
cOpal Convention,
A Pathetic Farewell by Bishop
Green.
sole Survivor of a Convention
Held Sky Years Ago.

PHILADELPHIA, October 10 This is
the 10Th days session Of the thirty
third General Convention Of The
Protestant Episcopal Chnch of the
United States. The House of Depu
ties concurred in a resolution adopted
By the bishops providing for a Joint
committee on emigration, TO ascertain
facts and devise means to protect EN-.
grants.
The Joint committee on the version
in French OF the Book OF Common
Prayer reported that it was advisable
70 proceed at once with the prepare
ton OF the new translation. So OF
dered
The joint committee on the living
means, increase Of benefits, trustees
fund Tor the widows and orphans, rec.
commended the acceptance of a gill
IRON Bishop Whipple, OF Minuesota
OF lot near the center of Farifault,
on which to erect a home. Adopted
The report OF the committee on
canons, proposing the amendment oil
letter |, canon 3, relating TO lay read
ers, was also considered The amend
ment grants them certain privileges,
such as making an address aud exhor-
tations, exercising their functions in
another diocese and providing fol
restrictions in taking out licenses.
The venerable Bishop Green, Of
Mississippi, here addressed the depu.
ties. He said he wished to bid them
farewell in providence. God knew he
would never attend another conven
ton. He was the sole survivor Of the
convention which met in this city
sixty years ago. There we're then
nine Bishops Now there are seven
times that number. What has God
wrought
The consideration of the canon to
lay readers was then resumed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-20

stocks and shares. "Whst can I get
5000 volumes iorgH well" replied
his adviser. you can get them at a
shilling a volume OF a pound a vOl~
ume." Then will have them at q
shilling q volume" was the answer,
and he forthwith commissioned the
servant to procure and have delivered
to him at Boston, we'll bound. in good
condition, and free Of charge, 5000 vol
umes for the same number OF shll-
ings. This was in due course aecom>
plished, and the munifcence Of the
donor lost nothing by the fact that a
mistaken account of the transaction
AfterwArd found its way into the news
papers, describing how the library had
been selected and founded at q cost OF
81 per volume.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-20
CIVIL RIGHTS DECISI n.
Views Of Eminent COlOred Men
on the Subject = Constitutions
Guarantees Considered Snm
Client.



MAsHNGT0N, October l7-There are
Indications that the colored men will not BE-
aunt in maintaining.as Fred Douglas does,
that the decision Of the United State. Su-
preme Court IN the Civil Rights case has
put the negro back twenty yesrs. Rev
DR., DAVIS, for Instance, the colored cier-
gyman, who was a DELEGATE 70 the Louis
yll!e convention, says AS 10 our eonsti-
tuuonal citizenship, / think the Constitu-
ton grants all the rights we ask for, and
!hat IS surer guarantee than any class
legislation which, enacted by one party.
may De repealed by another. | am eatis
ned with the decision, so far as | am con.
cenrnedi and ] know one thing about N
that i is useless law. Ii has never done
any good IN any case. 1t has not nut any.
BODY INTO hrst-class commodations In
we o2ut,i nor removed anybody from
Similar views are expressed by John F..
Cook, the coloied Collector Of faxes in
this distri t. 90
Nile, the Arkansaw Separatist. saws
1 do not want such law. 1t gave Inc
negroes more rights than the white peo-
pie and the muttonheads can't see it,
Mr.. Miles has been unfortunate in his an.
peal % the Attorney General, who replied
mat the United States has no power h
redress tue grievances Of the colored peo.
plle, IN the State Of Arkansaw. Mr.
Miles, In answer issues pronuncis.
mentor urging the colored people 10 leay,
the country
The greater portion Of the colored mon.
however are very much dissatisfied with
the decision, and the mass meeting. which
Is called by them for next Monday night
viii probably not be- without politiea
significance. Colored and white speaken
have been invited, and an effort viii b,
made 10 formulate a new issue.