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THOMAS BOWLING son. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT ON
KALORAMA AVENUE NEAR WASHINGTON


KALORAMA AVENUE NEAR WASHINGTON
By virtue Of three deeds Of trust to u.s. dated re-
spectivsiy November %. 1889. June 10, 1891, and
December ~. 1891, and recorded respectively in
libeE LAS folio Dos lber 1893 folio So ana in fiber
I646 folio 2O of the land records of the District of
Columbia. and at the request of the party secured
thereby will sell At public auction to the highest
bidder in fE9nt of the premises FRIDAY the
at FIVE O'CLOCK P NJ. all that certain piece or
parcel OF land and premises situate in the county of
Washington District Of Columbia, and known and
feet front by the full depth Of lot numbered
Ubl in l. X. Tuttle's subdivision OF part of The
Widows Mite as the same is recorded in the office Of
the surveyor OF the District Of Columbia, In Liber
Governor Shepherd. folio 163
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase money to
be paid in cash. the balance in equal payments on
or before one and two from day Of sale with
per cent interest per annum, payable semi annually
The deferred PAYMENTS to be represented by proms-
The property :od or all a. the option
yeyancinF and recording at the purchasers cost
Terms OF sale to be complied with in days rom the
date Of SALE otherwise trustees the right TO re-
sell at risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser or
chasers.
CLAUDIUS b. SEWELL,l r..
LEROY FUTILE, Jr., trustees
THOS BOWLING. Auct. 3e3O-d&ds
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AUCTION SALES.
FCTURE DAYS.
L Gle I STREET NV.

I'noMAS OoWA4N0 BUN Auctdopeers.
L 6l2 STREET n. ".
PROPERTY ON TWELFTH STREET SOUTH.
EAsT, BEING NOS. 1ol4. 1ole AND lols. Al
BY virtue q deed Of trust dated the 9Th day o.
folio ls4et seq Of the land records Of the Dis
tct Of Columbia. and at the request Of the party -
sn %EPNES6AY July gfrIH. iss$ AT Half Half:
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. the FOLLOWING de-
tnssOn District Of Columbia, and assisnstsd and
Their Frstoes subdivision Of lots In square mum.
bered 1O2 Is per plat recorded in book 70 pare Of
trict Of Columbia. improved by three Q-story frame
dwellings,. being premises numbered 10l4. 1915 and
81. Isrms: The purchaser assumes . deed Of trust Of
balance cash. remainder six and twelve months So
cured by second trust on the property with interest
required on each house at time Of sale. Convsyano-
ing and recording at cost Of purchaser.
H. BRADLEY DAvIDSON,l r.
GEO. !. WORTHIN6TON.5 AEossses'
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Ono Hundred Young Ladies' in National
DRucea.

At Bay Ridge on the Chesapeake bay on the
Fourth OF July festive occasion A daylight
display Of fireworks. Brilliant display. Music
by two bands. All Of this additional to the
regular attractions of this famous resort, such
as bathing, boating, fishing and Grabbing Soft
shell crab supper. 81 for round trip. Trains
leave b. and o. station at Sis q. M. and l:30
and 4:28 p. m.-Adut
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued TO the
following by the clerk Of the court; Thos. J.
Magruder Of Kearneysville, W. Va. and Laura
E. Hesser: @. NJ. Sanford and Annie n. walsh;
Chas. Pleasant Of St Louis, Mo-, and Stella A
johnson; Frederick Brinson and Louss Purher
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CONSTABLE II. ID. PFrEL's resignation has
been accepted and the Court in General Term
has appointed VIM. swinburn and Henry
Mohler constables.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
THIS AETEKNOONs
DusoASsoK BROS. Auos,onsar.
TRUsTEEs. SALE OF FOUR BRICK DWELLINGS
on 18TH STREET SOUTHEAST BETWEEN A

10 SssG sss
s aSS az Is 9sE M s0s
;;ss E ;;:!:
sSs : :Srs S:' es ssa ss
lots in square numbered hundred and fourteen
g the s e IL Ss 70
the improvements Each Of the above houses viii Be
c1e :se on.h,r of tn. purchase
not e oh G Sn ns IN
Of n s
deed q trust each Of the lots sold Or ali cash q
or a'Rs s S dr..
IN sn asy:
To ~ co 81 the s
,.al..od M JAIN Sfp AosHHrEohD.} Trustees.
r ATCL1FFE. DARR CO.. AUCTIoNEERs.
4H ra fh1eE 81 EpRE ASP o
on N9MR dEPAS RY ATSTISN ru,,n =.
FIVE O'CLOCK. We VIII Offer for sale. in front Of the
LOT 30. SQUARE 500,
Improved by store and dwelling. with stable on the
Terms of sale: One-third cash. the balance in one
annually secured By deed Of trust on the property
deposit Of 1900 required at the time Of sale II the
terms OF sale are not complied with in fifteen days
from the day of sale right Is reserved resell the
property at the risk and cost Of the defaul.ng
chaser after I'VE days advertisement Of such
some ewsp.per published in Washington: D. G. All
and e. 6 5s sns Of
le2o-dSds Auctioneers.
A UCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
IA H. BERNHEIMER CO., Auctioneers.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. JULY THIRD. 1Sa9
AZ -FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. We will commence to sell
ut the establishment Of z. Heidenheimer, 1896 Pa
ave- n " al pledges upon which interest is overdue
mp TO this date. consisting of Fine Diamond Rings
Pins. studs and Earrings. Gold. Silver and Metal
Watches all Kinds Of FneJswslry Clocks. Clothing and
Books and all kinds OF merchandise generally found
ins loan ONCE. This sale shall continue until all
customers kindly take notice
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WORLDS FAIR.

THE WORLDS FAIR VISITORS ALLIANCE
Il saves its members ten cent everything
entire cost. 81. Apply SU1 9th ST. n. AGENTS
wanted on salary or commission ap153m
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A UCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGE.
"a H. BERNHEIMER CO. Auctioneers
r ATCLIFFE. DARR l. Co.. AUCTIONEERs.
THE SLOOP YACHT cola
DIMENSIONS. 81 FEET LONG.
IS FEET BEAM.

WITH LARGE AND COMMODTOUS CABIN
IN PERFECT CONDITION
at FIVE O'CLOCK. we will offer for sale at Ritter:
boat house, 6thst. wharf. the above yacht in com
pete order and ready for IN be inspected any
time N to the hour Of sale
1e29dkds RATCLIFFE. DARR 4 co. Aucts.
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ATTORNEYS.

IAMPBELL CARRINGTON.
Attorney st-Lav
ebster Law Building, JCS d st. n W.. Washington
C.. Residence. Sc3 Z ST. n W. d22
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RACING AT MONMOUTH PARK.

Long Meeting to Be Opened Today Under
New Management.
This week the scene Of racing shifts from the
Coney Island track to the long and broad
stretches Of the Monmouth PARK track, where
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

z coin Pa5s; 80 e front; shape: room feE two
a@sc6dK co.: 81 & s %s van. n, an offer FRANK
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE CoRNER LOT. n w. ;
about ID 600 .quar. feet at 76 cents IA r. from.
IL 5es:s =. v. cspisoi Hi. TERHF star ones.
+ Southwest corner 18th and SITS ne
No corner in this section Of Inc city suitably
OF economical subdivision.
Price. 81 % Per foot
FOR sALE.EoR a FEW DAYS LONGER s7s
,he rans s. a%S VIII sell es. ea
s and S,s a0 a iii 81
in fee simple 70 purchasers heirs To aesemnodats
persons WIG came; call during the day once vii %
days a .IS Frdays IN E. .n r. PiNR $50 Il
B1-lm
lots about is fee, 'front.' VIII Be- sold :: vhois or in
terms Very easy small s.sa p.ymsns and install nsnt
S 5 the baS r. los
HLEsIoN. 1907 Pa. ave- and 9th and La ave.
Z fronting on = It ne between 9Th and IN SITS. !;
8 a SSas 1 fsn en- n
ThusEf fsp's f fopaE
!. o. o. F.. 1713 New York ave. NV. ie17-1m
4 iaad. situated on Frankfort St Price. lie. per
C,OR SALE-BARGAINSl
II Cor. near Nd. ave. and Sth ST. E.; 60xl16; will
subdvide into beautiful otscosting less than 81 800
each
25th st. n. ". near st. lot 5Ox91. only sl 90
On ST. ne. beautiful lots Grade, ever and
water. I7x.o 70 alley: only $3.50 each
Cor Ps ave ss,n snd 3 q s1G feet
at n. bet 18th and 18th party wall -. 81 80
iea}3m EMERSON L OAHILI. 623 ST. NV
L,OR sALE-A NO. 1 LOT on 10Th ST. NEAR
Il Senator Sawysr's.2Ox9O; also o building lot
18th st o. 2Ox9o frame house on each under
rent cheap to immediate purchaser.
Room >. 1901 Pennsylvania Avenue
90 PAYS FOR HOME LOT AT MAYS
u - Landing. the fine suburb of Atlantic City: }
squares from R. r Communication fare Pull adelph
% cents; station ground fine driving fishing
gunninE, bathing. sailing: city and country COM
bfned 100 houses built last and not empty;
safe and sure Investment; $50 invested will bring
500 in months factories built this year lots
,4o iest above OCEAN 10 per cent OF for cash lots
LANDING IMPROVEMENT CO., 65S Franklin St
Philadelphia Washington office. 6,o st. nv
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VIA THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
To the Virginia mountain and springs resorts.
Reached in from six 70 nine hours. Two limited
vestibuled trains with dining cars daily. Solid
vestibuled trains to Chicago. In all respects
the most interesting route from Washington.
Gall at C. and o. Offices 142l and SIS PennA
ave.. for acopy of Virginia in black and white
Adct
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GENTS, SUrTs SECURED
AND PRESSED FOR 81
Goats, Soc. Pants 2;Jc. Vests. 25c. Altering and
repairing done in best manner Goods called for and
delivered Telephone call 1882.
X l. HAHN, 7O5 9th ST. NV,
sen and 42o n. Eutaw St. Baltimore Nd
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ACCOUNTANTS.

DATRICK II. c. BRENNAN. PUBLIC ACCOUNT
ant and Auditor, 1924 st n Investigations
and reports made OF bankrupt aud nsolvent
estates taken care Of &c js.22-:3m
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Z ATCLIFFE. DARR { CO. AUCTIoNEERs

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING. STU.
ATE No. Oh Nv" STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue o: certain deed Of trust to Ms bearing
date November % A. D 1889. and duly recorded
November .,6 1889, in liber No. l434 folio 46l Of
the land records o: the District Of Columbia aud at
the request of the parties secured thereby we the
Undersigned trustees will sell q pubic auction in
front Of the premises. on WEDNESDAY, THE FIFTH
DAY OF JULY. A. d. 1893. AT FIVE O'CLOCK
r NJ al that certain piece or parcel OF land and
premises situate in the city of WASHINGTON District OF
Columbia. and known and DESIGNATED as and being
lot %. IN William Warnings subdivision of lots In
square 339 as said subdivision is recorded in the
office OF the surveyor Of the District of Columbia in
Book IA. page GO. together with the improvements
thereon, consisting of q two-stury brick dwelling
house.
Terms Of sale: One-third of the purchase money to
be paid in cash, and the balance In three equal in
staments payable in one. two and three years. with
interest at six 90 per centum per annun PAYABLE
semi-annualiy from day of sale securet by deed Of
trust upon the property sod I'll cash 1T the op-
tion Of the purchaser deposit Of 500 will be re-
quired of the purchaser at the time of sale All
conveyancing recording and noaral fees the cost
OF the purchaser. Terms OF sale to b: complied with
within ten days from day of SALE otherwise the trus
tees the RIGHT to resell the property risk
and cost of the defGnltinR purchaser.
WILLIAM ii. EDMONSTON,
CONSTANTINE H. WILLIAMSON trustees
Je21-d&ds Address 500 9Th st NV
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Interesting Base Barl Statistics.


Three Of q kind beat pair yesterday.
Thompson has been at bat moro than sny
other league piayer-2Ss.
Hamilton hes made the most runs In IL
league to date-7L
Delshanty and Ward have made the largsss
number Of base hits. and are tied-sa
Tom Mccarthy has made the most tvo-hag-
gers-20.
Tresdway has scored the largest numbsr6
three-baggers-lS
Herman and pelahanty lead the lssgus n
'fhomers''-9 each
Hamilton has stolen the most bases-SA
Tom Daily has the most strike outs-2I
Radfcrd leads In bases on balls-4s
Boston leads the league in 'shomers~-S6
Carroll is the only member Of the team vhs
has failed TO make at least one.
Herman Long is second in runs scoredt7o-
but one behind Hamilton.
Hugh Duffy has made Sc hits, with an av-
erage Of just 400. leading DelAhansy, Ward and
Hamilton, who have made more hiss than h,
but have had more times ct the bat.
Merritt still easily leads the league in batting
400.
Larkin Of Baltimore has played 40 games md
has not struck out once
"Homers" scored-Boston Sc. Philadslr,hia
"a. New York IS, Brooklyn "a, Washington n,
Chicago Is, Cleveland Is, Cincinnati Is. BAlta-
more 3, Louisville 8, Pittsburg 2, St. Louis T.
Boston Globe.
That Manager Ward recognizes that the New
YORK team is weak in center field Is evident By
his purchasing the release Of James Stafford,
center fielder Of the Augusta, Ga, team Mana
ger Ward telegrsphed last mig ht from Chicago
Is follows: II have purchased the release Of
James Stafford, center fielder Of the Augusta,
Ga, club. He is the best ball player in the
Southern League. He will Join the team st
Louisville" Stafford is an old league player
1890.
The New Yorks have refrigerated more be-
cause they put minor league players in place
Of experienced men than for any other reason
Now Ward is urged to engage . lot Of phsnons
from the Southern League
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West lexington; two-story and cellar. sir rooms
snd bath; all modern improvements; exceptionally
well built: lot 1Sx9O to alley Price. "a. $50
history and basement. rooms and bath; lot 20x9O
To alley; in very desirable location n cable
cars Price. So 500
?-story Broom brick III 50. n between 4th and
5tf; renting for $40 month Price. S6. lao.
large list OF pr ,perty from s1O 500 sl4 OOO in
neighborhood Of Dupont Circle
E T. KAISER,
ty1 Atlantic building. asD F st. n
E'OR SALE-ON y ST. BET I'D AND go Sis
II NV. 2-stnry frame, , rooms; lot 20x67; bar
gain; price only $500 WESCOTT. WILCOX &
HElsTON. 1907 Pa ave. and 6th and Ia. ave. jy13t
I'Ok sALE-A FINE FINISHED 7-ROOM Dwell
y linz and store. nearly new with without stock.
at bargain II sold At once; offer wanted Apply to
OWNER. 661 C st s. tyl-3t.
E'OR SALE-wE HAVE FOR SALE AT BAR
4 gain piece of property on ~ ST. NV between
Psrnsyl yanis and ID ST.. which sell for
81 20 per foot; improved by four-story brick con-
tanning Is rooms and bath. lot 26x l to 3OfOot alley
terms easy We have also four handsome residences
on 18th ST. W. for sale. For particulars
JNO A. PRESCOTT & son.
je:SeSt 1il6 St. Kellogg building.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

L'OR RENT = COTTAGE AND BARN ON THE
- banks of the Potomac; 20 minutes ride from the
mite partly furnished. Also COTTAGE at Colonial
Beach low rent Apply at the ELSMERE HOTEL
OFFICE. ty:I-:it.
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.

II
TRCSTEES' SALE OF IMPROVED REAL. ESTATE
FRONTING FIFTEEN FEET on THE SOUTii
SIDE Or NORTH STEEET BEGINNING
TWENTY FEET EAST OF TWELFTH STREET
EAST By DEPTH OF N1NETYTwO FEET
dated date. tggus IA. 1891. and recorded in Liber No
1nA folio 40 Of seq. OF the land records of the
District 81 Columba. and by direction of the holder
OF the debt secured by said deed Of trust will sell
at pnbhc auction on FRIDAY. the SEVENTH DAY
OF JULY, at SIX O'CLOCK p NJ. IN front Of the
premises all the real estate described In said decd Of
trust the same being art of lot forty five (41) the
SUBDIVISION OF s9nae ten hundred and two u002l. as
the surveyors office of tie District of Columbia be-
ginning on the south side of north street twenty
goo feet east % Twelfth street east end running
thence cas- fifteen 90 feet thence south nine 1.-TWO
l92) feet seven 90 inches; thence ives. fifteen els
feet and thence north TO the beginning.
Terms; One-third of the purchase money in cash
(of which 800 hust be deposited ut time of sRle)
balance In two equal instalments at one and two
years from date Of sale. with interest per cent
secured on the property all cash at purchasers op-
ton. Conveyancing. 6c. at purchasers cost
MAHLON ASHF0RD.l ru.
ie2l-dEds JOHN f HFAIT ATustees
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Close Of the walking Match.

OIose OF the WaIkfng Match.
The score Of the walking match at the cless
Saturday night was as follows:
Jennie Fraser, 3s9 miles II yseds; Mora
Evans, $50 miles ii yards; Alice Robson, s2s
miles 10 yards; Frankie Fleming, $50 miles Is
yards; Aggie Harvey, $40 miles 4 yards; Rose
fremont, $40 miles IL wards; Mamie Hewitt,
$50 miles 20 yards; Little Wonder, $40 miles
Is yards.
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Lakeland Is situated eight miles from Washington
the b. & o. r. R. Communication tickets 81
Owner. 1889 r st. NV At Lakeland inquire for T.
j. CABLE. Supt. je26-tr
EoR SALE OR RENT NEW HOUSE 4I3 SPRING
Apply to Il A GRIswoLD.
.e24-2w Anacosta.
EOR RENT-AT ARDwICK. ON B. ANDP r r. /;
II 20 minutes ride from Pa ave.. Washington very
pleasant 5room summer residence. with acres OF
ground. staolfng, xarden. orchard. grapes &c lawn
apiSsSmtr VIM A. MELoY. 11s ST. NV,
HOUSE LOTs-s15 EACH-s5 CASH. s3
Il monthly; Leicester's addition to Springfield and
Bowie, AZ the junction to Southern Maryland two sta
tons the coming railway. industrial and trade
ter between Washington and Baltimore 10 miles, %
minutes. from the Grand Central DEPOT. 9Th St and
Pennsyivania ave. Apply at Room 80. $40 and 9l2
6 st. n. Take elevator te2l:,w
FOR sALE-AT FOREST GLEN. MD. CHOICI,
Metropolitan branch b and o. Apply at Office Of J.
r. HEREFORD. l419 est. je202w
E,OR sALE-HOUSE: EIGHT ROOMS. BATH.
larre lot: fruit trees. Call or address T. J. PUT
NAM. % Franklin st.. Anacostia Heights. my1S-2ms
OCEaN CITY. MD. ON THE ATLANTIC OCEAN.
Atlantic Hotel. T. L. PAGE of the Senate restsu-
rant manager. Call at the Office Of the SInepuxsnt
Beach Co. sos 18th ST.. for prospectus. je16-1m
LNOR SALE-BROOKLAND. SOUTH BROOKLAND.
Il Metropolis View and vicinity property Now Is
the time to purchase for safe investment.
GRACE NJ. THOMAS
my1:@2m 100 Corcoran building.
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Hits-Hsrvard. z; Yale, g. Erros-Harvsrd,
4; Yale, s. Batteries Highlands and Mason,
Carter and Kedzie. Umpires-Curry and Bad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-08
BRIGHT BITS.

Mamma-Robbie why did you come to the
table with that pair of hands?
Cause 1 haven't any other. Inter
Ocean,
Mr.. Freshly (as the evening wanes)-Im
afraid il S getting late, aren't you?
Miss Backbay (stiniy)-I had that fear, Mr.
Freshly, but I've had plenty of time to re-
cover my composure since then.-Philadel-
phia Record.
Ethel docking at the statues Of the Venus
OF Milo 1T seems to me, Maud, THAT the
women In accent times had larger waists
than they have now.
Maud-Wen perhaps the men had longer
arms.-Rochester Post Express.
Jeannette-I'm sorry 1 went to the sea-
shore.
Maude-Why2
JJfea9Rett4e,E7II, got tanned almost black.
Jeannette-And it all came OF coming
home.-Chicago Record.
Professor Potterby-Dear mel do be-
lteve that young Freshly was making game of
me yesterday.
Mrs. Potterby-Why so, Socrates dear2
- Professor Potterby-He wanted to know il
Paris green was not often used for dyeing
purposes-Ind indianapolis Journal.
Wife Ito servant-girD Dina, take
this postcard and put IL into the pillar box.
Husband Surely, my dear, you cannot
think of letting the poor girl run down three
flights OF stairs and up again for the sake of
postcard Lima, Just fetch me pint of beer
at the same time. -Fltegende Blatter.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-08

/ A Movement in the Right Direction.
The action taken by the better class OF
colorod people of Waycruss last week,
looking 10 the checking Of outragcs by
black men upon white women is move
ment in the right direction and should be
/ encouraged. The remarks made by FL
der Watts, which appear 70 have met
with very general approval, show very
clear and proper appreciation Of the sit
uation. He said In effect that the crime
for-which so many colored men are being
lynched must cease before lynchiugs OF
colored men would stop.
This view Of the lynchinEs, which are
now so numerous, has been presented by
the MORNING NEWS number of times,
and it is evident that the better class Of
colored people are beginning to regard it
as the correct one. The colored people
have been complaining Of the lynchings,
but they haven't been giving much atten-
tion to the cause of them. Now that
their attention is being called to the
cause by influential men Of their own
race, and the suggestion is being made
that they should use their influence
to prevent the outragcs, it is
likely they will agitatc the subject
in their churches and societies until
sentiment against such Outrages is
aroused among their own people suhi-
GENTLY strong to greatly lessen, if not
wholly check, them.
If the proposition to hold a meeting of
representative colored men at Macon in
October proves to be acceptable the
white people should do what they can
to make the meeting q large and int1uen-
tial one. The colored people should
have the sympathy and support
Of the white people in their efforts to put
a stop to the outrages. There is no good
reason for doubling they will have
both. The white people are much more
anxious than the blacks that both the
outrages and the lynchings shall be stop
ped.
Those who commit these outrages do
not belong to the better class of the
blacks As rule, they are worthless
fellows who wander about the country
and who have neither self respect nor re
spect for the law. Still if there were
strong and openly expressed sen
timent among the colored people
against those guilty of the outrages, the
wrong doors would feel its force and
would be much less likely to take the risk
Of being lynched
The Waycross meeting is a good begin
ming, The colored people of other parts
Of Georgia should follow the example of
those of Waycross.
If the colored and white people should
unite in putting stop to outrages and
lynchings, great deal would be accom-
plished in that direction in a very short
time
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-08
What WIN the President Recommend


Very naturally there is good deal of
speculation as to what legislation the
President will recommend to relieve the
present financial distress According to
our dispatches this morning, the very
general impression is that he will urge
the prompt and unconditional repeal of
the silver-purchase clause of the Sherman
law, and will say that while he recog-
nizes that silver is one of the money met
ais Of the country and that it's position as
such must be maintained, it would be
unwise to provide for the free coinage of
silver at this time, because of the difficult
ty that would be experienced in main
tanning parity between gold and
silver currency at any ratio.
1t is thought, however, that he will favor
the coinage Of enough silver to meet the
demand for subsidiary coin He will
hold to the belief, it is said, that if the
purchase of silver is stopped European
governments viii be forced to agree to a
ratio at which the free coinage of silver
can be undertaken with the certainty
that parity between the metals will be
maintained
If the foregoing contains the substance
of the Presidents recommendations there
will be no fault found with his message by
those who are anxious for a sound cur
rency. 1t will not, of course, satisfy the
silverites Nothing would satisfy
them except the substitution of free sill
Yer coinage, at the ratio of IL to /, for the
silver-purchase clause of the Sherman
act. They will not, of course, get what
they want, and they will, therefore, make
as strong fight as they can for free sill
yer coinage at some other ratio When
however, they ask for any other ratio
than l6 to 1, they admit that parity be
tween gold and silver could not be main
tanned at any other ratio than one that
provides for dollars worth of silver in a
silver dollar.