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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-30
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THOMAS CRowKLL & Co., No. Is,
Astor PlAce, New York Oty, have
placed the American reading public
under obligations for faithful tran6la-
tions of the works Of Count hyof N.
Tolstoi, the latest Of which is eDt tied
Childhood, Boyhood, and Youth. 1t is
trans atsd by Mr.. Israel f. Hapgood,
and will to icuud full of the surpass-
ing simplicity that is the chief charm
of all Tolstoi's Writings. He sheds
the b ,artilul light Of perfect insight
upon all the phases OF life mentioned
in the title, aud over and through it
there runs the sweetness OF q sympa
thetic nature in love with children
Tolstoi bids far to BIZ ,me ss populer
in this county as in Russia. Mans-
f,rd will order his books for you,
reader.
The July rrabet Of The PrincetH
R.riew contsinY paper OF surpas
,rg interest by Prof. Charles L lot
Rotor, EMIT ed "Recolt ctions OF
Carly e, with Notes Clrcerning Hi
"Reminiscences" which adds another
deeply significant chapter to the grow
ing Carlyle literature, and III ows q
nav and ptnttrat ng light on the great
writer and on his brilliant BIZ grapher
Hsrdly 50 interesting is Mr.. w. j.
Sti lman's di.cusio OF clntemporary
ar. under the tit of "The Decay oil
Art" Mr.. Henry w. FarDam pre-
sents some significant f'r bearing
upon the grand tooic OF "The Clergy
INA the LABOR Question:" ard u,g4t
cons, rvstive action on The put OF tbs
clergy. Bi,nop Henry o. Pc tel
bugs to tho Discussion Of "rhe sun
day Q1cst o. i" his characteristic
courage, frAukness and sound common
sense. Under the title o. "The Or gin
of Life" Mr.. II, w. Conn points GU
he radical difference belwe 81
the vjtalistic aud the IN chsn
ical theories, aud declares TIA
while no exclamation of the origin o
lite on the globe has yet been reached
puIely nee 1aniCal explanation o
he universe IL imposiibe. MIR. Loui
STinbutne contrihu es a cherminI
chapter OF "reminiscences Of Htlei
] ickson," full CT delit hyful persona
characterization. FlaLci3 Cour,e, a
Ba flor strikes out en- thorough
indiwdualsiic line in the first mss
ment of his ain ard Around a Di
p ten Box 10 which he recalls som
nisto ic incidents by toe aid OF COZ
Temporary documents. Flora L. Sha'
sup Plies The element Of fiction in
chsrn.iGg sketch entitled AN Ep
sode" The deoatment # Crit
C sns, No e. and Raviews" contair
hort hut very valuable discussions
tne "Educa u nal Bills Btfors Coz
g ess," a1d Of several recent books
special importance.
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LOCAL Optisn ia erese..

PORTLAND, ORE June 29.-Yest r.
day the question OF local option WAS
voted on by the citzsns oil Washing
ton Ttrriiory. Each precinct was to
decide whether intoxicating liquors
should be sold within the boundaries
o. the said precinct. In all the cities
I q meauTe ives defeated by a
viie Of about 3 to In the email
b WINS the messnie was carried by the
same proportion in vote. From tins
returns thus far received II is believed
that local option has majority In the
Territory. Women cid not take al
much Interest in the election as was
ex oected. In most places they voted
esssively ss 10 Their sentiments IN re
gard TO prohibition OF the sale o.
liquor.
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VI nhInntfI.d

o. the corner of Madison and Main
streets yesterday afternoon, an AP.
PEAL man met Mr.. Joseph Uhl and
asked him il be authorized the use Of
his name by G. Wash Gill. II the
poles OF en- electric battery had been
applied to the extremity OF the Circuit
Clerk, be could not have been mora
completely shaken up, He wriggled
as wildly as If boot he'd been iust rted
in the ample ctiling Of his Iantaloons,
found i5 impossible TO utter three
words copst cotively, and got away a.
las, by p'om'sing 10 tell all about IL al
some time in the future. The reporter
had gained all the information he DE-
sired and all thst ia necessary foi
the pub ic to know. II simply goes
to s ow to what straits Mr.. Uhl'i
morbid thirst for a fat Office hes leo
hun. He has ss much TO do with
tpringing the scheme as either Ct the
tho who got it up.
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ts8S rgYg sBRty GAsy 81 s aad e ASA ss

- 4SS9 I5f SIXTY day Di IS aud 1881
demsnd.
bnds-Gove' nment bonds wee dulj
s. ! 10 ser. Sat- b n s were dull
ktsady. Tnere was A material In
{. PISS in the tusi less in "a lroad
'ndsto d. ~. East T-nn sac ilrom ,
Blst lecsipts W re- esp csliv artiy i.
he fales amounti x to $449.oO) a Il
t tai days buHue If 81 1877
'rlee5 ruled general fl m IN the
norainy hour, nut the entire list
lelded IN tn a ernooa. The changes
re unimpo 1snt
The stock MARI ct was one of extr me
Idullnes, ow g % : to 'he un, euled
coaoi IN OF affair Nd pa tiy t. tie
absence Cf 10 of The Ia Ger
operators. Tne ge engagements of
gold Tor shipm mt gave opportunity to
the bears TO att CT pn,e-, and sno ,er
fnhuercs VIII eh hat It le 8, q deer.
rent effHt uDol buyi was t feel
Pig thst { ougn the Like S ore tjom-
Ipany g no rdnning 'rIrsWiti, reeu-
ar.ty tn y my a,sil b. i tsrie ed
y at any minute A On e open ng
= followed by a dull a d Amos
Latureless mor4i,g The room "a.
ers, haweVr at seKed t1r CO ? ocss
md the grangers with Uni n Pacific |
10 tina afternoon. The MY new Gle
|eulated the TN VS. at OF tn. |
sir ke smoi G TIE ir,n mln a Prs |
ourg III ma Re wa s eaiv ar he |
ppesirg, fir.t pi ICES beint Wi.h,a
81 ia I even ng's q Il quota rs
srssv Q nt'sl nad al urt of one
Asr &c t. in e first h ur. East
nnessse. pee re AID L ui,-
le and Nlshv la slso made
eral adva ces. fowAd noln u e
fket beeAme almost stuaRalt. 1t
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The Republican Executive Com
mfttee.


"Ths Republican Executive Cjm.
mite ara haid at work down town, "
remarked a Mugwump Democrat to
az APPEAL reporter yesterday after
noon.
"Nhat are they doirg?" was ssked,
"a coed many things" the Mug
wump replied with a wint.
Name one"
"Tl,y aie considering a fus'or
ticket
"FGsiou of whst?"
Republicans, Democrats and work
in9maD."
"Whst Democrat would lend him
self 10 sucn tchemeP"
ooh, bigger men Ihan you imsgine,
perhaps. But / can't give voa any Of
tueir names until hereafter"
Halt en- hour later the reporter
found himself the foot of the star
leading up int the Office Of j. w
Vernon, on Second street, near MN
roc. Aoout doz darkieS were as
sembed there and in the midst O
them the mugwump, smiling blandiy
He ives one Of the surprising y promi
nent Dsmocra who wanted to fuse
One lCok at him was enough to ssttl
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that. Presently be departed, and IN .
little while the members OF the Ex-
ecutive Committee came down stairs.
II looked more like confusion than
fusion. DR.. Ramsey was conspicuous.
"You are shaking the hand OF the
next County Trustee" he remarked,
handy.
The committee had done nothing,
he said, except talk over the situation.
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Al nnfnilInr F.amed y

Brandreth's Pills cure dgspe psla OF
Indigestion, hesdache, pain q he
shoulders, cough, tightness u the
chest, dizziness, sour stomach, bad
taste in tie mouth, bilious attacks;
palpitstion Of the heart, Inflammation
OF the luog'. Pain in the RECON q
tbs kidneys, and a hundred other
painful ~ mo ons are the ofls3I ng o.
dyspepsia One or two pills every
night for a week are suthc ent.
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baseball Notes.
Baseball Notes.
ST., LOUIS, 4; Boston, IL.
PrrTsBuRs, q; Athletic, 2.
DRrRoIT, 8; Washington, Q.
f,RooKLYS, IL; Louisville, 5.
CHICAGO, 2; Philadelphia, 4.

DRTRoIT, 8; Washington, 0.
f3RooKLYS, IL; Louisville, 8.
CHICAGO, 2; Philadelphis, 4.
CINCINNATI, ~; Baltimore, l.
New York, 81 Kansas Clty,2.
ST. LOUIS, 8: Metropolitlans, 2.
RAIN prevented games at Augusta,
Charleston aud Macon yesterday.
MANAGER JAS. MUTRIE OF the New
York baseball club, spf aking OF pub
llshed reports in the East that the dt-
rectors we dissatii fl d with his man
egement and the csptaincy OF Johnny
Ward, slid thai no bad heard no com
plant outside Of newspaper rumors.
The Boston games were lost simply
because the boys could not hit the
ball. There is perfect harmony, he
sal !, in the team, and no tru h in the
report that csra n playels would be
released.
AT Meeting Of the divo ors OF the
Southern Baseball Lesgue, held at
Macou, Ga, yesterday, President
Ploudhts order directing when and
where deferred games sh uld beplayed
YVES revoked, aud they are to be played
az dec,dedupon by the Schedule Com
mittee at the beginning OF the s. ason
The duties Of umpires are decided I,
begin and end with the game. Pho
tetts OF four club will remove an um
pire. No change WIS MADE in coach
ing lines. The protested gare be
tween the Macon ADD savannah club
was not played, berause Ct the non
arrival OF the Savannah Club, II will
be played off as a deferred game
Nashville was fixed upon as the mex
place Ct meeting.
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A nOST LTRERAL OFFERi

The voLTAIo BELT Co., Marshall,
Mich, offer to send their Celebrated
VoLTAIo BELTS and Electric Appli-
ances on thirty days trial to any man
afflicted with Nervous Debility, Loss OF
Vitality, Manhood, etc. illustrated
pamphlet in sealed envelope with full
particulars, mailed free. Write them
nt nnnn
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view York Cotton Firm In EInaneia.
Straits

NEW YoRK, June 29.-Annouuco-
ment was made at the Cotton Ex-
change yesterday Of the inability OF
]. & W. A. Beall 10 meet their COM
mercial obligations. The firm is an
old one, and mas been known Tor many
yens as OF high rank among the cot
ion merchants Of tho city. They
operate four large cotton plsnta' ions
la G,orpia, one OF which yielded last
yesr crop worth ever $4,000. Their
suppression yfstrd y, it was ex-
pla ned, would be temporary. Scarcity
Of realty cash was the sole/caase OF
the difficulty. They pie1fse to PSv
all credit rs 10 full wlt,En day
two, and go on with their business
usual.
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seo,,,. Emulsion OF Pure

Cad LIVER Oil, with byporhosphitss.
very palAtable aud increases h.sh.
DR.. +. ii. Clement, Of Bit hton, H.,
asys; "Scott's Emulation Is the best l
have ever prescribed. II is very pal
atable, easily assimiated, and gives
strength ann fl sh to the pstient.'
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DAVID DAYIss FUNERAL
Impo.InE osssauiss NJ BIsominE.
ton-The Ffnai Services.

BLOOMINGTON, H., June 29.-The
obsequies OF David Davis occurred
here this after; m. The services
were arranged by ne family in accord
with the quiet, me dest tastes Of de-
ceased. Nevertheless, 60 Etnerel was
the mourning and so univeftd the de-
size 10 accord 10 the dat neuished
dead the lest honore, that The funeral
assumed imposing pfoporiioDe. The
day wss perfect, with blIahi euusbiue
and a cool breeze. The city was
throneed with people and business
was practically suspended Al day aud
entirely during the funerai service
hours. A special train st noon brought
Gov. 0glesby and staff and one hun.
bred lawyers from Sprineflold, Decatur
aud Clinton. This morDins Judge
Gresham telegrapbed from Indisnspo-
Ii, that be could no. come owing to
ihe serious illness Of HE wife, and
Col. r. b. Latham OF Lincoln, was
substituted as a pail bearer. The re
mains lay in stats in the west parlor
OF the Davis mansion from 3 O'clock
am. 10 2 pm, and there was con-
slant stream OF visitors 10 take q last
look at the face OF the dead. The
features were calm and peaceful and
much less wasted than had been gen.
e'ally Ixpeced. The casket was Of
cedar and draped With back cloth.
There were eight heavy silver handles
and a massive pate bearing the in
scr ption:
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DAVID DAVIS,
Born March ., 1878.
Diad lima "a. 1Re6.

Rfting on the casket Was q wreath
and ttar from the family, and ct the
head floral pillow with the words
Grandfather" traced across II In pur-
pie immorelles. There were many
other beautiful offerings, Including q
combination Of feather palms from
Mrs. Justice Hunt, and . basket
from the children OF the S ate Soldiers
Orphans Home. AT 3 o'c ock the SER
vices were held at the house. The
tfficiatiug clergyman was the Rev,
w. q. Pie, zee, a relative Of the family,
VINO read the Episcopal burial service.
The proc ession which followed the lie.
mains TO the grave was OF unusual
Length.
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AMUsEMeNTS.
qhts of Homer
LIBERATION.
he 18Th Anniversary Of the Knights
"-aOr Win Be Celebrated at
EsrIvAL FARK,
wednesday. June sOth.
Tickets or Admission. soc. Ladies'
Free.

The MusicsI Prorramms Of the Knights Of
Honor Celebration wiz be as follows;
1. Ossian Grand Male Chorus and Solo, by
j. Beschnitt.
2. Good Il ght-soio qusrtette for male and
female voioes from MARTIAL, Flotow.
3. The Heavens are Telling-grand chorus
for male and female voices iron Crea-
tiOnl, Haydn.
II. Mohr.
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The following ladies and gentleuen will
take part in the vocal music;
M;sses Woodward, 6peeht, HteinbrecAer,
Delaney, Hawkins, Thomas, Purcell, Coo
s,essfs' Hutton, Riopelle, Peterson, Roe
scher. Slrenli. Weirbach, heppert, krekel,
Rorbein, Kpmpf, ZimmermRnn, Hitter,
Lott Mauss. James Rittor, +. EberhaFdt,
REFS, Grifith, Ryan, Chas kbsrhardt, Il.
ssS- Tie Transportation Committee have
made arrangements with all the railroads
leading into the city 10 get half-rate farel
for ali who wish 70 attend the Knights Of
Honor Celebration. All country brethren
are cordially invited to be With us on thii
joyous ooc isIop. 1880,
LOUIS G0LDsMiTH. Secretary.
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BASEBALL.

moriarity Knocked out OF the BOx
ESPECIAL TO TIE APPBAL.l
SAVANNAH, GA, June 29,-Chatta-
nooga defeated Savannah today by
knocking Moriarity ont Of the box in
the tighth inning scoring eeven earned
runs. Hart pitched for Chattanooga.
Cba'tane ozs, s errors; Savannah, 3,
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tack determined 10 kill to accomplish
taeir purpose OF robbery.
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NOTICE OF
Meeting

= - ''''''''''IA YTeby RlYon thnt the hnnuAI
Nav Yo,k fnturesA the stockholders Of the
olossd he.lI,- 49,, theastern Rsirosd Com
C'OsSu barely stsadNt the Office Of the Kansas
bales. The closing qtiend Memphis Railroad
follows. \n street, Taxing District
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ThsNew O.leaus spat market OPT. GREER,
dull, and closed fem. buyers ADAMs.
seiiers ~ art; m'ddling, SIC. sales,
bales. Quota ions were rs foliows:\
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nOG-A IarGe black newfoundland bitch.
IL Tho finder will be reward d by return
ing Der TO No. IS Exchange atreet.
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MANtFD.

BOARD AND Ro0MS-In strictly phi
D vate family CO. traily located. .bo ,rd
and roo IS Tor { m!y Of tour; a sood taole
necessary. A dress N uedi tel
BeARDEN, this office.
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EVERYB0Ds TO call and see the cele;
n brated GYPSY Ulairvoyant, at III Third
street, near Poplar.
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Good ordinary
Low middling.
Middiinc........
Coco middling.
GiddhDg tsir.. ]
Fair |
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ITO HIRE-For two month. gentle horse
a and buggy ". VI. RICHARDSON.
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OAI ELL Flu NISHBD BED-R0OM7-Wiit
w bath priv legss; will pay good RS
for something nice. For an intsryteS
dress caro- this paDFr, A AENNAldlb | ..
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MULES FIFTY good mules, l5H to 10
i h. HALL, IS Union st.
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Siieahs lutdre Market !
opened STEADY, ara closed stesdY. |
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DuOMS-Furnished, ,inglo or en- suite, at
~ 1888 Madison st. References required.
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told # this habit OF keeping as mac b
az $1,000 wrapped mp Ia hand
K ,rchisf which he fss I'd in some
WY in ide Of his pan'aloons so that It
VAS Almost su pended between his
len, He was a out, tt'oBg mar, IN
the vigor OF life, aud wa,
H. erefore, self reliant. When struck
by the ASS ssn be was EVIDENT
" on bis way TO his bedr ON, for Q
Weapon of defense, and his ct as he
Law were nat more In n six feet from
the dor, Ehsre the fee 81 his graz
nd AIDED vile Ivy in a puddle OF bloc d.
S1me one who knew Of Justrs habit
killed him; soue ore who as1 knew
the house well and planned for the at
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OUSEs-SlS Poplar street and 1876 Ala
Il bama street inquire of
HIN NEED, 800 Poplar st.
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GOTTA GE-Wilh seven rooms, near street
" car line, at so per month. Apply to
a., +. DIX. 297 Second st.
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DESIDENCE-FCr three or six months,
~ rny residence in the city Of Fort SIN tn,
Ark, with or without furniture. Brick
part of the city Good well of water and
hyorant in tho yard; house furnished with
gas near stree car line; every convenience
r. D. SEALS,
Fort Smith, Ark.
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The following ladies and gentlemen will
take mart in the yOral music:
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REWARD.

LOUIS GoLDsMITa, sscretary:
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MANASSAS BPANcu

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nos. so. 81 5Ao,d55
connect daily to and from Warrcntop
FRANKLIN DIVISION-Daily. eycent srndor
leave ROCKY Mt. $50 q. NJ, arrive franklin
JUNCTION $50 a. NJ; leave Franklin ,Jnnction
ioo P M arrIve Rocky Mt. 1000 D. m.
WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION
ALL TRAINS DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Leave Alexandria GOO a. m, 9:2O a, m and
4:oo p. NJ; arrive at Round Hill 11;2O n ~
LAO a. m. and 7:19 D. m. a" H.
Returning trainsleave Round Hill Cos -
il:44 a. m: and 1:23 p. M, arriving az A,era on
Ora II: at So a. m, $40 p. M and 347 n. m.
!he S:ZO O. NJ train from Alexandria conroctz
at hound hill with stage for Blue Ridge Rnrr--
vile and Winchester, and at Leesburr with stsses
for Aldie and Middleburg. "'''' ''eee"
l he S2O q. IN. train and 400 u. n, train fro,,
alexandra connects 1t Vienna with stogee fo-
Fairfax Court House. "'"e@' IVA
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE
On trains Nos. so and 81 Pullman Rnfrat sIson.
ers between New York and Atlanta, Washington
ana New Orleans via Danyille.
On trains Nos. so and SD Pullman Runct syeon
e err between Washington and Montgomery and
washington and Aiken. via Danville.
On trains Nos sd and SO Pullman sIoonors br.
tween washington and Louisville,
through tickets on sale at the prncinal stations
10 all points For rates or information applv to
any agent OF the Company, or to
is. B. THOMPSON, A. G.P.A.
JAS. L. TAYLOR, @. P. A.
~ Washington, D. &.
sui. HAAS, I. d., Richmond, Va.
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~ Il ,lsLlll.IIrla Q0Aztzlz>
WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER %.

RACE PREJuDICE.-Col. Sims action in
drawing the color line at the Brooklyn Park
Theatre and the subsequent stand taken by
the indignant coored people have been the
subject of much. discussion. Col. Sim says:
sit strikes me very foreibly that few
colored men are endeavoring to make po-
litca capital out of this matter. So far as
T am concerned, / am not seeking political
of1ice--in fact, there is no Office in the gift
Of the people OF Brooklyn which | would
accept. My sole study is to manage the
Park Theatre in manner tina: will insure
the largest financial resut7. | think ala
as warm q friend OF the colorcd people IS
any man in Brooklyn. Personally, l do not
object to colored people. | would as Soon
have their patronage as That Of white pen-
Pile, but other auditors object, and that Is
the reason why ] decline selling them seats
in the lower part OF The house. Should
colored person desire to purchase g private
box it would be sold TO hi.n willingly, be
cause when colo:ed people are in a box by
themselves nobody can object. When ;hey
arc seated in the midst Of white people
there is sure TO be a complaint
The colorcd person, when IL busl
ness aud catering to white people, has the
same rules which | have made. Several years
ago Il coiorci lady who had iirs.-class boarding
house on Rc!Gsen street, where some of the best
people in town resided, bought couple Of or
chcstra chairs for this house. Is she passed III |
called her aside and told her would rather not
have her use the seats. told her that person
ally h I'd no objection, but my patrons had, and
their wishes must DC regarded. She became quite
Indignant 1T first but put his question Would
you take rs bcagicrs in your establishment 81 col
orod man and wife VINO were TO cat at the same
table and to use the same parlor as your white
gncsts% She replied, Yes, so far &c / am con-
cerned but could not afford TO 10 So Is my white
Doariers would object Thus she took my posi-
ton exactly. ! can quote shcr cases where col
orod people discriminate against their own race.
In Philadelphia, Baltimore, Cape Mag. Long
Branch .:t.i other places nearly all tho best bar.
her shops conducted by co!Cred men, hut they
viii not .h,.vc :.cM Ct their color. Who
draws the !.r,r there - N.p loft World.