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4 WARD CnsTOM.
F~la'lAiaF Placed o. ne Graves q eApI

PlaythipEs Placed pu the Graves OF Chill
dFep.
RalAiHOioa 01aBOaa1es eneaHd Lmdr.
While strolling last Sunday a little
way outside the city limits, uoar the
head Of Eighteenth street, | poticedtw
carTiages filed with Colored people en-,
teipg an ~inclosure, / saw that 1t was
a cemetery, and followed, A stalWart
negro took from one Of the carriages q
small coffin, and with the ceremony Of a
short, simple prayer Il was deposited In
the earth, Six or eight friends Of the
deal babe stood with fearful eyes dur.
Ing the few minutes Occupied III filling
the little grave; then they re-entered
the carriages and drove away, Just be,
fore leaving, q woman, whom judged
to be the bereaYed mother, laid upon
the mound two or three infants toys,
Looking about among the large mum.
Der OF graves Of children, / observed
this practice TO be very general. Some
were literally covered with plaYthings,
There were nursing bottles, rattle
boxes, tin horses and wagons, "NOah's
arks,R sets OF dishes, marbles, tops, china
cups and saucers, states, picture books,
In endless number and variety, Many
OF them had apparently lalnthere for
years, articles Of u perlshable nature
having been almost destroyed by sun
and storm, There were very few chill.
dren's graves which did not have some.
thingO OF this kind upon them, On many
OF the larger graves were pretty cases,
statuettes and other articles suitable to
more adult years.
Upon inquiry | was told that this Gus.
tom is almost universal among the col
ored people in the South, The sentl-
ment that prompts 1t readily suggests
itself, but II Is not quite 80 easy 10 un.
derstand another feature which | MOTTO
ed, Unon fully half the graves, lying
or standing, partly buried in the earth,
were medicine bottles OF all sizes and
shape, Some were nearly full, and all
contained more or less Of the medicine,
which had no doubt been used in the
effort to ward oil the visit OF death.
The usual number OF these on each
grave was from one to three, but on one
| counted eight. The placing OF these
bottles Is certainly n singular ConceIt,
and would seem to border on supersti.
ton, Just why they do. 1t Is not clear.
! was impelled by curiosity to inquire
OF two or three negroes about 1t, but they
seemed no betterable to explain 1t than
| was, One old woman who was loiter.
ing about the cemetery said, in answer
to my question;
~ KANT tell 70 why, mister, but dey
alters does 1t. When l was u chile |
llbed down in ole Virginny, an was jes'
dc same dar. l dino, but mebbe dey
thinks dc medicun II hep dc chlPen
arter dey's buried, but | don't see no
good in 1t, nohow."
This was the nearest approach to an
opinion that | was able to get. | was
inclined to coincide with 1t, such as it
WINS.
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The oen.aur Company n Murray Street, Now yesa CITY
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live tnhk.

CHICAGO, July 2,-.Catsle-RccelptS $500 head,
shipments 3y5OJ head; market steady; becvei
A0OaI iOi steers s. i0l3 60; St0ckers and feeder
q. i0a3 o.; cows, bulls aud mixed 81 25A3 "
Texas cattle 81 6JA8 10. Hogs Receipts l6,0O
head; shlpncnts 400 heads market strong aud
light 81 8jal %; sklps g b0ai S.. SheOp-Ke
celpts 700 head; shipments 1000 head mRtke
weak; natives 81 Goal 10; western s. 6Oa3 %
Texans 81 OOa9 IS; lambs 81 2IaDO W.
EAST Liberty, PA, July 2.-CattlO-Reccirli
200 head; shipments 40 head; mlFkgtslOw ant
weak prices UNCHANGED. ,lIogs-RecolptS 1,2t
heavy; hogs over go pounds o. 8Oa4 40; lighI
hogs and pigs 81 GCai Is. Sheep = Receipts $40
head; shipments $500 head market firm a. l6I
lower,
CINCINNATI, o., July 2.-Hogy, common ant
light q 6Oli %; packing and butchers 81 l6t6 "
receipts $40 head; GhipmenlS OVO head.
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MA wtoushl LAo chanEol nm vOmanll lac

witAT wrought tho changer This wOmau't face
10 fnddy With a fUSp's grace,
HOf Cyo "A bright,
Her htAtt u llghl.
All, truly 'uaH gO11ly Sight
A few hfiCi months arc her check
Wal pallin and her step wa weak,
UTlie end IL hear
For hutt l leAfi'
Sighed many d iflVid who held hot dear,
/ can tell you what wrotght the
change IN hefs She wAl told by a
friend, who, like hCr, had suffered un.
told misery from q complication Of
female troubles, that Dr., Herce's Favor.
10 Prescription would certainly cure
her, This friend Nknew whereof she
spOke,n for BlO had been cured by the
remedy abe advised hOr friend 70 nse.
BhO ls enthusiastic In lls praise, and tells
her friends that Dr. Pierce deserves Tie
universal gratitude Of womau.kind lot
having given it this inialllblo remedy
for rs peculiar ailments. " 10 gldfnH'
ted 10 give satisfaction In every case o.
money ROUNDED,
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What is

oastoria is DR., Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance, It Is q harmless substitute
for P~aregoric, Drops, Soothing syrups, and Castor oil.
1t is Pleasant, Its guarantee is thirty years. use by
Millions o Mothers, Castoria destroys Worms andanays
feverishness. castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhea and Wind Collie, CastoFia relieves
teething troubles, cures constipation and 1HatulencS
Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep, Cas-.
toria is the Children's Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
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Proposals.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


]" % NA"nt tAhS ~ ~
Sealed proposals. will be received by the I'm,
lcrslgned until SATURDAY, July 6, a. ID. 1880,
for the Grading and Paving Of seventh avenue,
IN lcaycr Falls hOtpugh from Eighth street,
south, IN the New Brighton bridge. Bald pro
pOsals to be separate iHt Fire Brick aud Llg'
0nler BLOCK puying, aud the bid for both 10 bC
by the square yHrA,
Each proposal to 10 accompanied by n Ccrti'
fed check for one thousand dollars, payable "a
the order Of lhaS, i. Wallace, Treasurer Of the
borough. All checks accom- Mnylng proposals
which are not accepted will be returned imiiO'
llnlCly after the award shall have been made,
The check received from the successful bidder
VII be returned 10 him upon bis entering Into
n Normal contract for the due performance OF Tie
work, unl giving bond with approved sureile,
for t!ty per cent Of the contract price. hut IN
case he thall fail u enter Into such contract and
give such bond within ten days after notice o.
the ncccrhnrc Of his proposal, tho check &c
company ing tiCl proposal shall become The
property q the hntOinh Of Beaver Falls.
Each bidder must furnish u sample Of brick o.
stone block which he proposes Using.
specifications can OOtecn NJ the burgess Office
oil James Fiber.
The borough Council reserves the right 10 70
iccl any OF all bids,
Secretary Borough,
leIl 500 Second Avenue.
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Are you disturbed at night andbroken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain OF cutting tooth II 80,
send al once and get 4 bottle Of MRs.
wiNstow's eooTiiiNo sYlUP ron CUT
pREN TEETifINd, Us value Is incalCulable,
IL will relieve the poor little sufferer I'M.
medlately, Depend upon there
ID no mistake about II, II cures dyBet'
terry anddlafrhma, regulates tile stomach
aud bowels, cures Wind collie; s0ilens the
gtinB, reduces Inflammation, and gives
tone and energy 10 the whole system,
MRs, WiNBLow'g BooTl1Nd SYRur ron
CHILDREN THEfiiiNd 10 pleasant TO the
Taste, and 10 the prescription Of one OIL
the oldest and best female nurses and
physlgiahB IN the United States, and ID
Tor sale by all druggisla Throughout the
world, Price % cents a bottle. MwTAv
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The great trouble with the pug as a
professional beauty is that his skin Is
made to 1T a shorter dog.
A sato IuVeattnent

Is ono which Is guaranteed to bring you
satisfactory results, or In cAsc OF failure
q return Of purchase price. On this safe
plan you eau buy from our advertised
druggists a bottle Of DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. II Is guaran.
teed 10 bring relief In every case, when
used for any affection Of throat, lungs OF
chest, such as consumption inflammation
Of lungs, bronchitis, asthma, whooplng
cough, Group, etc, Otc. II ID pleasant
aud agreeable TO tNBtc, perfectly safe,
and can always DO depended Upon,
Trial bottles FREQ ~ logan Drug Coz
drug store.
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A Groat discovery

In the medical line Is tho pleasant fruit
laxative, Elixir Of Dates. It combines
the active properties Of dates, figs and
%prunes'in such a why as 10 makeit one
Of the most pleasant and effective RENE,
dies on the market, Ills easily taken
by old and young, and Is a sure cure fol
habitual constipation, biliousness, .dys.
pepsia, sick headache and piles, aud all
diseases caused by a weak stomach, dis
eased kidneys or inaCtiveliver. Sold in
so cent bottles by O. II. Goethe, W. w,
Irwin, W. l., Williams, John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Company aud Goodwin /
Co., wholesale agents,
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An Important Element

OF tho success Of Hoods s%arsaparilla is
the fact That every purchaser receives q
fur equivalent for his money. The IA.
mlliar headline 400 Doses One Dollar
stolen by imitators, is original with and
true only Of Hoods Sarsaparilla. This
can easily be proven by any one who de-
sires to test the matter. For real econ.
omy, buy only Hoods sarsaparilla. Sold
by all druggists.
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prnrrl,l. snr.

OFFICE OF BAssErT 4 LIIoMMRniEu, I
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS. !
!, NJ LOosc Red Clorer Co.;
GENTLEMRN:-Yours Of the Goth inst.
received. In reply would say that your
LoOse's Extract Red Glover Blossomsii
meeting with a large and rapidly
increasing sale with us and thai
1t gives excellent satisfaction. We
think II will take the lead fol
the cure Of blood diseases, especially
those OF a canCerous nature. Your
truly, BAssETT& LHoMMEDiEU. Iogar
Drug Company, Bridge corner druggists
Wheeling, w. Va. Dkw.
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No matter what may DO the ills you
bear from indigestion, n dose Of Ayers
CathartiC Pills will ease You without
question. Just try them once and bn
assuredi they have much worse dyspep-
tics cured. You will LIND them nice aud
amply worth the price. D&w
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uuckiOn's Arnica salyO,

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, ch0pped hands, c~hilblains,
cornS, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed TO give perfect Batisiac'
ton, or money refunded. Price % scents
per box. For sale by Logan Drug %.
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BALTIMORE. July a. Wheat, western firm
No. 2 winter rcd spot $40; July S1as31Ci Angus
steady; spot l4IC; July 4IaSailKoI August &c
September I214al3c, Oats steady western whit
S2i3ikc. Rye steady at 4gajOc. Hay unchanged
Butter dull creamery lGGlfc, Eggs firm at u
aIhkH unTTop nuintL
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G9odhuo 4 Thomas report Tho condition 0
tho livestock market and prices to beas follows
tatAs-ThO market Is Ia q fair condition will
prices hanging rs follows; l,0OO 10 i,l0O lbs. az
VIZ pet hi 800 To 700 lbs. 8NaSHc per lb.j 10
" 500 lbs, 2lfRSc per lb.
Hogs-ThO present supply IL equal TO tie dc
maud and prices arc steady at iARiXc.
LhInbs-Tho demand Is good at la6C,
M~luts-aRbC,
HG1I-Ihlkc,
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On. Benz. DLLARD, druggist, al
Aurora, Mo-, says: Isell n great quantity
,of 5. SIS. for scroiula, eczema, rhou'
matism, and other blood troubles, and
have never heard Of a case Of failure tc
cure.
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sozoDoNT is luxury as well MS a ne.
cessitY. Placed where 1t should always
be upon the toilet, 1t adorns ii, and graf
lies the taste and senses. II sends out n
delicious perfume, aud gives pleasure
and health to It's users. MwFGw
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Tho Features OF tho money aud stock Mar.
kaia.

THO FNhtnreS OF tho Money aud Stock Mar.
kGts.
NEW YoRK, July.2,-NtonOy on cali easy al .
al per cent: Inst loan Q PCT cont; closed
offered at . per cent, Primo mercantile papCl
. per cent. sterling exchange active aud veal
at HEALS. Sales were 1iO,4Gt shares.
The day In tho stock market was one Of rCac
llol, which lasted throughout tie ouilto time.
and the result Of the days trading IL 10 iUavt
everything traded In, With but low exceptions
materially lower than last evening. Tho trust
were Hilll nellyg but railroad stocks once mOft
cAnu 10 tho front Alchison was The Ffeal
weight upon tho market, and to Tie ritiott AnJ
stories ri trouble In tho finances Of that TOAD
wa dne more than anything else tho WeakhOsl
displayed In All portions Ol lhe Tilt to-day, mn
COalefs was moro quiet than any OF tho Oihel
large gT0lps Of stocks, but LaCkAWannA ihoWCt
considerable weakness, especially IN lilo alter
noon, Tho market, which had ruled dlli, az
Ccpt iot tho leading stocks, became qItiIe aelivt
III tho last hOtf Atd. the close WAa WEAK N IA,
invest prices Of tho day, Almost The ChtIfe M
Tive ilqt N materially l0kCt l0.hl9ht, and Alchi
mil shows A l1tt Of BN, Missouri lh6llO q. Nut
ENGLAND 2if, BURLINGTON tW, 81, Paul and B0dI
Island ~ aud Delaware I per cent,
llAilt0gd bOnda WeakotI no haltS,
Government and State bonds dull and steady
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Rdgs-White, mixed cotton, per h., 1NalXc,
all wool, per l6. a1aAci mixed, per IN, lGl14
CO., chickens, spring, per deEGil E500ai0 90. BJ
Pound Chickens, hens, per lb., 6aOci chickens
old cocks, DC; spring chickens, per h., l2c.
Roofs md Bdfe5-GinBOng ,dry, per lb., in de.
maud g. 2ia9 ~; MSSRinA bark, per h., 2kaBc,
slsSafts OIL, per d., 4OabOci hIlyapple root, pei
lb,. lHa2c: yellow root, golden Geal) per lb.t u
spi blood root, per H., %; Seneca snake root, pei
H.. FREQ OF tor, 85ai0Ci West Virginia snake root
PCr llbl .2iIbc; pink root, per H. llnO, S0a96c
Clm bark, ppr lb,, lao.
ROOL-finC washed, 2SaSOc; Gn~O unwaShed, 49,
20 medium washed, 0Oc; medium unwaShed
gOa4lo;, coarse washed, 2SaSOci coarse, I'm.
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Castoria.

"caStoria e so well adnptOdto children that
Irecommend It as sapctlorto apy p~rescTptos
II, A, ARCHER, NJ D.,
III So, Oxford st., RrOoElyp, n, Y,
"our physicians In tho chIldon's depart
ment have spoken highly OF their expert
ence in their outside practice with castoFia,
and although we only have among our
medical supplies whit Is known as regular
products, yet We are FREQ to coufess that the
merits Of castOria has won us to look with
favor upon IT,
UNITED HOSPITAL W DISPESaARy,
Boston, Mass
At1rs c, SMITH, Pres,
array Street, New York City.
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With the grog ration discontinued in
tho Navy 1t cannot be said that every
Jack has his gill;
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Lpoae's HE'D clover rills cure Sick
Hbadache, dyspepsia, mitigation, con.
gtpationj gbC per box, iya boxes for 81,
Eorsaleb W cyan Drug uo4 Bridge Corner
Druggists Wheeling, w, Va raw
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There's nothing like being all broken
up to make n man sec the n cessity OF
mending his ways.
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FOR SALE.

building Lott, Old Fair Grounds, ZAne'i
Ofrhari, youth Tenn, North Front, North llu'
ron, south Huron, South Front, Fourteenth
Fifteenth. Wood, Wilson, MOYSt0n, Twenty
eighth, Twcniy.nlntli and MCCOllOch streets
fran SEQ up,
llrlck House, three NOms, pantry and cellar
NIL In good repair, for Sl,OjO cash.
Fmmu House. containing rooms, at la1SOtitt
Dmadwayi lot lOxl2Oi In irstclaSs condition
ClpRp.
A good 3 rnOmcl house, III vGry desirable l0ea'
tlOu, on North front street, for g., 100.
Seven I,oNmCd Brick House, corner Thirty,
Eighth mud Wood streets, rents for S!l6 per year
for li,iUn.
Eleht l,oomCi Frame House on leasedEround
for 500 rpsh.
Dwcllipg Houses and store, rooms for rent.
q, u SMITH,
myl7 l910 Main Street,
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Castoria.

"castorla Ia an excellent medicine for chill.
dFen, Mothers have repeatedly told me Of ls
good eject upon their chlldrep,n
Dr. @, Q. osaoop,
Lowell, Mass,
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FOR SALE,
Si)1'wenty.fOur IOtsin CaldWelps Add
lion 10 the CITY Of WleelinR,

wv w N13U VIZ VT WWUV1A1WV
RailLOla are bounded OH lhenorth by Twenty
ninth erect, on The east by Fillmore street OF
the south by the HRndlRn Homestead, and OF
the vest by tho y, & o. u. r,
Their proximity 10 the above named FAtlr0At
Establishments.
II moi sold Ia thirty days will bs lold At pub
lie auction,
Tor iSTras NOd further Information Applyt 10
". v. HoqE q BRO,
1900 Market Street,
Or MILAN NJ. HANDLAN,
AUS s, ". Cot. ChAplins h Sixteenth 81.
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Wool.
,l2 SEE So SSsFI ' IIssss s,a 5sSSSsj 5alIsi r sal tsi' Va. &c;
lia2So.
PtnLAnR1fniA, Pa, JULY 2,-wOol market
Qulet and prices unchanged.
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Stove Polish.
x, CITIZEN 4 90.

u X, CITIZEN & CO..
uunOral AGENTS tot the
MAllA Flows and segelgi gayelk Now sn9
fopalnt eyfAcull Chilled land pl0Wa aud ~
ralili Itincei9 Chilled land fi0Wt and ttraly,
Cell. uhVlgd land. plUUR and fcpalla, South
Bend Chilled Land FloWh and ict8ihl ok mimi
Flow Pplnll, Malta and nf0vh Double BhdyoI
rlnWk, Malta aud ltpWn Huihy OnitlVal6fl, Oui
Uhnig and AlOWh Five Shovel Uiltltil0n,
Write lot cliftlAttj PRICES end lefiIl1ty, An
Vtdots promptly hlledi ibN MNN stAA
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~ I'M .Bs,s l.a 5s.@Ss1S laS IsE:I
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Hellalted zanSlYille Through Epsehseticivtl
beilal'u ~ siioA M arrives ~ BoliAlfs iItiN
Woed.aeia gAs leaves failalte II 40
mylifiHe4 u BollAiiO ~ ei1 A. hi,
sanmetllid AgCsmm9daliG h leaves ioiIalic
" lAlel 2, MI arrives attllWA M
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"Castorla Is the best remedy for children Of
which l am acquainted, hope the day Is not
far distant when mothers III Unconstitutional
Interest Of their children, and use castorla In.
stead Of theYRFlouSquaGk nostrumswhIc are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their threats, thereby sending
them 10 premature graves"
Dr. J,F RNoHELoE,
Conway, Ark,
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3,lA Prizes amounting o..,...-,,....,,4 Z 1851 500
NoTE.-TicketS driving Capital Prizes are NOT
entitled TO terminal Prizes.
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lOyefhmtnl and BAle bonds ann aud lloadj
boNDsANn mock NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I'M

u.B. A eg,...,n..1gsHlNA 6UhnL..... "a
D, I. ~ CUtpnnaau tglk NBWleHey COnIni ,i65
Y, y, AZ fes n.aaf 0l Northern pAoldus,s ~
V,b. VI gg1p0ns,ai gNl 90 pitlettOly4..., btL
Adams R1pfOls ,,,.i40 lUhicinO6 n, WIN.
AMERICAN bAttoel lla 90 preferred ..,,.tSg
Canada h0ut1iefua, 40 INoW iBih ConlfsiinTl
.vgltMl IAeipn!,i.' llfluhl0 mississippi. 2il'
Chesapeake 6Ohl0l WNl do pfOloffVds,.., i1
do liiHt preferred, MElra1i1O MAif,,nV.,. NJ
do SECOND nIVi'da "a. Ipiltabuf1h ,O,,,N',0i n
o., q. cd l,,ss .Ml 7UNlHoading u.us,s..., ~
Denver 4 H. u,eaa 81 u az F.,a.-a, \
kRlol ,siutNs,aa 3y5I 90 nitioff6dan,n. ML
do preferred, % Do Of ipfOiOffVdliid
Fort ly1e,,satA4i 10, NJ dht plul..i iOl
kAn1ae y Te9aa.sa iUNl do nfOlp~ffVd.m.fibl
Lake Efie a West. ~ Ifetai piGhe,,..., t
do ptpieiiUd...Ai hi3Nuhlun HEidC,~.. ~
Lake Bhpfe.. g,-p,1g w = United BlAtes H., "A
louisville a Naaha 69AlWV 81 H. GB.aasi III
u, n A. a C,sa.aa ~ do pVt0ffcd.'m1 10
Memphis q UhA4.. 90 IWOllffkil0 TX. fil'
Miuhlgan CentfAl,a 81 IWOlldm Vnl6H n.
Missouri PHellos,a V)l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-01
LOCAL TEMPERATURE.
Corrected daily bvJP. Nicks
.Another Teacher,s opinion.

ARLINGTON, December 80, 1883.
Editor of the Gazette.
Professor Hogg, in his letter to the
School Journal, which is published in
your issue to-day, goes too far when he
says that there are scores of negro school
teachers in Texas with whom he is not
only willing to sit upon the rostrum,
but whom he is willing to introduce to
any audience.
The Journal makes the point that if the
National Teachers Association is to meet
ut Nashville, 1--WE must be assured that
we shall see at least 1000 colored teachers
there and twice rs many white ones. -
The proposition TO force a fraterniza-
ton of the races could not be more
broadly and roundly stated, yet
Professor Hogg, superintendent OF the
Fort Worth city schools, instead of re-
senting the demand with the indignation
aud scorn it deserves at the hands of
every self-respecting white teacher in the
South, quails before it, and even de-
clares his willingness to fraternize with
the negro.
l want to say, as a Tarrant county
teacher, that in my humble judgement
the teachers of Tarrant county and of
Texas are not in harmony with Professor
Hogg on this question, and would not 90
into the National Teachers Association
at Nashville or anywhere else upon the
terms proposed by the Journal.
w. H. KDIBRoUGH.