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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-28

New.York receipts ais bale. gross, Gi7 bales ex,
ports bales; forwarded, % bales stock, al lo3
bales Total net port eips, s94 bales thus far this
w,ek 25f bales. against S3S1 bales last week TX
ports today Britain 0.9oI bales France. 1907
bales. Consolidated port receipts far this week
S254 bales; Great Britain s.o3l bales; france, 3o7
bales Continent $40 bales total. 26jlS bales stock
2sii6s bales Bombay weekly reportIiecepts for the
week 600 bales. against 5000 bahs last year Total
ence January 1,i9l 600 bales aeanst js7 600 bao'
AHoat 900 bales against 1000 bales shipment on
tinent 2 bales. Since January l Great Britain 3d.,
600 bales Continent Gs5 600 bales Last year Great
Tr tain 60 600 bales COnient 778 600 bales. Closing
liverpool cabicS-slot cotton moderate demand Amerl:
can midiiingS AZ sales, ~ 600 bales; receipts, 5000
bales Including 1000 baes American Futures oIened
uuo, AT decline closed quiet and steady at
load d2-6d decline compared With closing price. OF yes,
terday Closing Liverpool QuOtatlOn>-July 42Bn 821
yulTAugss. l25d42G Aucust>eptembe i246425 sep
tniber.0ctoer 42jai26; October November 4.6d ~
Noxenber December 4.SV DccemberJ aouary 4Z.,d $40
lamar FEBRUARY 431b February March, 433v; Marh.
Apr ]. 1855. ~. ~, 49,,
decidedly n!I'r. 10 the much
cates which nd at'd advance Of r. at Ha're. ?
nfc at IIlrbure aud 81 II London. SaOt> for
tur quite buyers but the coffee market the
STR ef failed follow and half the advance lost
undar selling local longs after there had been ad-
vance of 20 I,ints The coffee market ut New-Yok is
du ara fcatur'les, with little Or no outside speculative
interest Sales 1880 bags. OPTION quotations follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-28
miscellaneous.

A GRAND UPRIGHT PIANO must %
.ald- 736 SHAVE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-28

Cash quotniions wer-. rs follows: Flour steady and
unchanged No > spring wheat. ~ STE. No spring
wheat nominal No = red, ~ :}4c No corn. - l4c:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-28
domestic Situanons Oante6
Males

COACHMAN and GROOM.-Slnele, tam.
Jerate and reliable Thoroughly understands
| the care fine hor,es, harness and carriages
good driver understands gadsnng, milking
| excellent reiernccs. SINGLE, Box 10,
| Tribune Oiiice
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-22
TOO WITTY.
smart storekseper Jokes with IN.
Wrong Inatomrr.

smart storekeeper Jokes with the
Wrong Customer.
IL is not profitable for merchant 20
Toe too witty. at any rate. lao should
not try 20 be witty on every occasion.
Not long ago, in "A country town where
there are two groceries on the same
street. very green, tow-hcadcd, timid-
looking young countrymnn came into
one Of them one afternoon at n time
when half dozen Villagers were
grouped around the stove. The store
keeper was waiting upon some one and
paid no attention 20 the newcomer.
Presently the timid young man said,
in "A faltering, half-frightened voice.
'DO-you keep-sweet- q tetters2"
'No," said the storekeepcr, eve don't
keep 'em. We sell EN- juat az fast as
we CAM
Then he winlSed al the company
around the stove. who snlckercd appre-
ciatively. Tho green young man said
"Oh" and went up 20 The stove and
spread out the palms OF his hands The
storokeeDcr went on waiting on his
ther customers and used up about ~.
teen minutes ira doing 80.
Then he stepped toward the green
young man. who was still warming his
hands 40 the stove, and said. brusqueiy.
"Did you say you wanted 20 buy some
sweet potatoes"
The young man turned slowly about
and answered, ~ say
wanted to buy-nonc; I jcst-ast -ye
If ye KEEP EN-.
He then warmed his hands a few
minutes longer. Then be waiksd slow
iy out u the the store. rcmarfing a. he
went.
"i-guess -gO-daown the street
-an'-buy- some sweet p'tct-
tcrs,"
The laugh around the stove was not
40 the expense o. the 2rceuhOrn this
time National Grocer
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-22
ALL ANXIETY.
Hawaiians Waiting To Hear tho News
From Washington.

Hnwaiihns Waiting 10 Hear the News
From Washington.
san FRANCIsCo, Feb. Is. The steam
ship Belgic from Hong Kong and Yobo-
hama via Honolulu, arrived in port FRI
day morning with smallpox aboard.
She anchored in the lower end OF the
bay and no mail or newspapers will be
put of until after the quarantine officer
goes aboard and attends 20 the fumi-
CATION.
Officers on the bridge OF the steamer
said TO the occupants OF small boat
which went alongside, that the Arneri-
san flag is still floating over the govern
ment buildings ut Honolulu, and that
all was quiet on the Hawaiian islands
when the steamer left there. February
10, and that there had been no disturb
ancc.
Martial law was declared off by the
provisional government Of Hawaii on
February ;. Everybody is anxiouslv
awaiting news from the United states,
and the sentiment in favor OF auucxa-
ton is reported as steadily growing a
detachment OF sailors and marines from
the United States ship Boston is still
quartcred on shore.
The nited States war ship Mohican
was just entering the harbor OF Homo
lulu as the Belgic sailed. but there was
apparently no necessity for any increase
Of the naval force. FOR both the whites
and natives seemed content % await ac-
ton by the Washington government.
Ex-Quccn Liiiuolalani is still in retire
ment in her private residence. The
provisional government has demon
'trated its ability to cope with tic situ-
alton and In great measure won over
oublic confidence
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-22
RAlFouR.S MIsrAKE-
Ills Tame Objections 20 the Home EBl
1871 Hiddicd by Justin McCnrthy.


Ills Tame Objections 90 the Home Rule
Eiil Hiddicd by Justin Mccarthy.
LONDON, Feb Is The nationalist
leader, Justin Mccarthy speaking OF
Mr. Balfour's address in answer 90 Mr.
Gladstone. said that Il was the carping,
uumilitant speech Of a phiiosophic
,Scpuc 1T was mistake. said Mr.
Mccarthy. "to attaci, ms a. o. the de-
tails Of the bill We will meet and beat
him on She details"
Mr Mccarthy ridicuied the objection
to having three elections Tor the coun-
Ell, the popular chamber and members
= the imperial parliament. and he men
toned the smoothness with which cleo
tions are held 10 London and elsewhere.
Mr Mccarthy added that the speech Of
Mr. Balfour insured the second reading
II the bill
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-22
IT IS BROKEN.

scrhtor WcDonaid's Wiu-The one Pro-
hated Declared % Forgery. sud the Stree
aud nephew Get Their share.
INpIANAPOLis, Ind. Feb 1s-Ihc
jury in the Mcdonald will case. % suit
70 test the validity II the will ~ the
late Ex-senator Joseph J. Mcdonald.
returned its sealed verdict at ID o'clock
Thursday night
At $50 O'Clock Friday morning the
Jury filed into court and handed iu tho
following verdict:
we, the jury. fnd Tor the plaintiffs.
D. G.. Elliott, Foreman" In . word this
means that Mrs Mcdonald is
beaten and the will is broken
and that the will probatcd is
no will Mr. Mcdonald held the
title o. the property iu Washington.
valued 81 1900; the Pennsylvania
street property in this city. valued at
t53.500: the Meridian street residence
property, this city valued at GO. 600.
personal and other property 20 The val
ue 81 o. 600
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-22
GOV. MKN1.FY
said TO Re on the Verge OF Bankruptcy by
fndor>Ins for a Trieuh


indor>inS for a Frieud.
NoUSGsTowN. O.. Feb iS.-Robcrt l..
Walker, banker. capitalist and manu-
iaeturer. made an assignment 10 Hal X.
Taylor Friday. and IL is probable viii
carry Gov. Mckinley down in the
wreck, leaving him without dollar.
judgment FOE $3.50 was entered in
court Friday agains; Walker and the
Youngstown Stamping Co. OF which ne
5 president, and levy made - once on
the plant Walker n once executed
mortgages on farm and his homestead
10 partially protect Gov. Mckinley and
Thomas Guy, who were indorsers on his
paper for large amounts Ascertaining
that financial ruin was certain Walker
made an assignment.
Walker engaged in numerous enter
prises, including the stamping works,
Girard stove works. coal mines NJ Sa-
hneville and West Newton. Pa. aud
made other investments requiring a
large outlay OF money that exhausted
his resources aud did not prove
productive and caused his fail
are. Gov. Mckinley and Walker
have been close friends from boy
hood, and when the latter desired
his signature on negotiable paper il
was freely granted. The governor. hav-
ing the utmost confidence in his friend
and believing him wealthy, from time
10 time Endorsed notes. believing that
they were being taken care Of Gov.
Mckinley arrived here Friday. and is
trying To ascertain the extent OF his
liability a. indorser. the amount being
- ina tod rtf ~
II not too large an amount he will
make an effort TO take care OF Il, other
wise he viii be bankrupt
Walker is president Of the Farmers
national bank OF Poland. and OF the
iirard savings bank. both amply SCI
cured. They expect run when the
news of Walkers failure gains circula.
& ON, and each has secured funds 10 pay
every dollar due dcpositors. and is ready
for any emergency The liabilities OF
Walker nre estimated al $3.50, 600; asset,
less than $780, 600. Gov. Mckinley said
Friday night: IAN that desire 10 say
Is that ] will pay every note OF Mr.
Walkers on which ] am an indorscr
and no one shall lose dollar through
me-"
Figures were obtained showing that
Gov. Mckinley is on goo. 600 Of IN,
Of the Walker paper Walker has sus
tanned spotless reputation in the bust
ness community, and his failure is at
triDuted to his engaging in more in
vestments than he could successfully
carry through. lie says he will turr
over his home and every dollar he ma,
in the world 70 assist in paying hii
creditors His family consists OF a wife
son and daughter and none Of thu
money has been squandered in eNpen
sive living, the family practicing econ
ony in both the household and wearing
apparel
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-22
WIT AND WISDOM.

The vanity OF human life " like a
river. constantly passing away. yet con-
stantly coming on Pope
When people become thoroughly
civilized they viii have 10 bones % con
ccal from their hungry ncighbors. -
Galveston News
Most creatures arc entirely harm
less when they are asleep. But tho
moth docs the most mischief when IL is
taking nap -SiftingN
Maid servaut--"P Professor, Oh. pro-
fessorl just think, have swallowed
PIN" Absent-mindcd Professor Never
mind here is another one"
Every day OF a mans life he adds
something % the accumulation Of an
noyanccs that IL makes him mad 20
hear mentioned -Atchlson Globe.
Every one envics "a man who il
brave iu an emergency, because every
nan has the secret fear that when his
dne comes, he may turn and run.
IT here are two siucVs 81 peace;
unity. The sinew 81 its subsistence. or
der. n its motion Unity collects its
strength, order manage it-IferIe
Cherish your best hopes a. g faith.
md abide BY them iu action. Such
Shali be- the encctual. fervcnt means 10
their full'imeut Margaret Fuller.
DE Young What would you call Il.
proud beauty ~ your cruelty drove me
- kin myself in your presence Proud
Beauty lnfanticide - Detroit Tribune.
-Whppcr-i wonder why society
people are making such a FAD Of sium-
ming just now Snapper They wish
~ know what their ancestors were like.
I guess Puck
There il no greater sign Of your
own perfection than when you end
yourself a.l love aud compassion To-
ward them that are very weak and
Defective. Law.
POND Mother WHIST do you con
slider TIE best cure for b chlid who ask.
too many questions. Sir. Singleton
Sir singleton old bachelor 80 N0t y
marr. madam. Funny Fols-
~.ng.esby have heard that bur-
I ginr. make it rule ~ avoid o. house
wuere there Is n baby. Nupop- sure.
I NIu urJ BIAS baby In che house y
asu1. 81 hrotc.--i Ind Annapolis Journal
-E.idcuuy an ImDostor Barkeep-
e. uu wh.spcrl Keep your eye on
taat man. Proprietor What's the
inatter with him7 Barkscpcr-I
I cla.ias ~ be- special policeman And
hca ordered plain lcmOnadc.-C chicago
I Ir.tIne
-Wctl.h. ike every other comfort.
Wast Pc bought and the price paid
When thc price paid Ga TOO high, then
I tr- rr1ee Is defeated. disauroi 1tiDcnt
ard sn fnc cascd craving take Che place
OF ,la hoped for comfort ard She BAR
/ gam s ua1 one. United Presby-
/ terisu.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-22

LovDov Feb. 10 a special dispatch
received in this city from Rome says
that ia consequence Of reports from the
American bishops on The school quea-
tion she pope in an address b. the
American episcopate. will maintain in
their entirety Mgr. satollfs proposals.
snd will especially and firmly support
the sixth proposal Mgr s. Barrotti
who has been appointed auditor. and
Rev. Hector Papi who has been aD-
pointed secretary ~ Mgr satolli. will
leave Rome for Washington directly
after the fete ia honor Of she pope's
episcopal jubilee.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-22
FUTURE CONTACTS.
None Wust BE Let For Armar Plate E1-
cePt Under Competitive Bids.

None Must BE Let For Armar Plate *
ccPt Under Competitive Bids.
WAsmNGToN Feb 10. The house
does not intend 10 have another such
performance a that OF Secretary Tracy
when he awarded contract for more
than 100000 worth OF ariuor 20
Carnegie, Phipps a. Co. without com
petition at prices made four years
earlier, when IL was not known
how much IL would cost 20 make
arnor I'm this country. and the contract
ors had 20 make their figures high
enough 90 cover great uncertainties.
The house has never made any move %
Investigate the awarding Of this con-
tract, but ia the naval appropriations
bin just reported there Is "A provision
that no contracts for gun forgings or
armor plates are % bo awarded except
under competitive bids
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-22
THE WILLARD FOUNTAIN.
There Il Comment Because Home i:ul,
Talent Was Not Employed.

There Il Comment Because Home Eule
Talent Was Not Employed.
CmcACo. Feb. 1G.-The Willard foun-
tain. which is 20 be gift 20 the city Of
Chicago from temperance children all
over the world, Is 20 come from the
studio OF a young London artist Geo.
Wade. and concerning this there is @
good deal Of strong comment among
the local members Of the Womcn's
Temperance union, and many OF whom
take the ground that there are plenty
Of talented women sculptors in this
country vino might have been selected
without having 20 go abroad. especially
as the movement was originated by
temperance women.
II is said that Wade is a protcze Of
Lady Henry Somerset, and 50 her dip
louadc fngcr IS seen in the awarding
OF the commission. Wade has recently
finished o life size statue Of Sir John
Mcdonald for the Canadian govern
ment. and also bust OF the duke OF
Clarence for the prince Of Wales
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-22
MONKEY TALK.
scrap 81 Convrrssfton Prom the cage
81 the "iiappy Family"

a scrap 81 Convrr.atton PROM the cage
% the "happy Family"
Ella. ba. ha"
Dear. dear monkey. whatever Is the
natter
only these euterprising outsider. o.
my love. Haven't you heard The newa9
Come. i'ii read 70 FOR you lNlp reads
an account Of Prot Garner going ~ Ar
RIGA ~ study the monkey tongue
That's good. ny dear ISN'T itY ~
these keepers ~ ours get 20 know our
language. though. perhaps they will be-
good enough o. teach us theirs Then
well agitate and get out n this"
THAT sounds agreeable sip
"lll apply for r. government post ~
help them hud che missing link there
been ~ much fuss about might in
fact have TO go long voyages
How splendid Nip Really. I've
heard that accommodation Tor couple =
ieH
"My dear you'd have 20 stay 40 home.
I'd probably Re "a considerable time
abroad"
"Nipr
''Wy dear. boz calm. a matter ~ bust
ness must be- attended t0. after that The
outsiders government would be- cgm-
ceiling me to do something very disa-
Yreeabie-
"What. Sip Dearie7"
"Arret you al The missing link. I'm
afraid
"Me the missing link. sire Thank
You -hemi ga be- very sorry
'i won't say am nore.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-22
'fadagase.r waited ~ Hurrieans.

LONDON, Feb l6. "A dispatch from
Zanzi0 bar tells % a frightful hurricane
that swept over Madagascar on Jan
nary 2s doing immense damage iu the
interior and ON the coast At Tanan-
arivo. the capital. buildings were
wrecked and lives lost, end 90 The port
~ Mahauoro. on the east coast a NUM-
Der Of vessels have been missing since
the storm. aud &C. is feared that they
have gone down with all on board a
vessel laden with wheat has been
wrecked at Mahaia- The hurricane
wrought destruction througnou. a vasi
area
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-22

baltimore. Feb IS Don Carlos Diaz
Spanish CONSUL az Baltimore. has been
taken 20 Mt Hope insane asylum. a
fanatic on the subject Of religion lis
confinement will only be temporary.
A. soon as DE is better he will be taken
back % Spain BY his government.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-22

NEw IonK. Feb ls.-in the presence
~ his cabinet and distinguished conn
pany % New York state and city Of
hcials. President Benjamin Harrison
VIII raise tne stars and stripes on the
steamspMp New York nj noon next
Wednesday The steamship Will then
assume her place Boa the New American
line. for which che Cramps are 20 build
three brand-new and equally large aud
speedy steamships.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-22

ALBANY. n. y, Feb. &C. The Worlds
fair commissioners have struck a snag
They want 900. 900 more for their work.
and The senate seems ~ be- opposed o.
the appropriation. The commissioners
have been accused Of extravaganza. and
their bill has now been laid aside for
lnrnsti rntion.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-22

IrHAcA, ~ s.. Feb u.s. The new
law building OF Cornell university has
been dedicated. II is christcned Board
man hall. and f. "a memorial Of Judge
Douglass Boardman, the first dean Of the
law department Of the university. The
law school library was presented with
about 1900 volumes, the collection %
the late Nathaniel C. Moaz
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-22

OAMASD. Ill, Feb 10 Farmers
state that the late sieot has 80 iojured
wheat that there Will hardly be half a
crop in Oh Eastern Illinois Many o.
them say the crop was entirely ruined
and not a bushel Of wheat will BE-
raised In some sections this year.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-22

GRFESsBuRG. Ind, Feb. iG-Mr and
Mrs Charles Woods were married in
1901 They were divorced Tuesday She
is twenty-one, while Charles has seen
sixty years. The bride testified that
the alliance was not love match. and
he corroboraied her statement by say
ing that he had paid n lady friend afty
cents 20 secure the brides consent 20
wed and 90 arrange the happy event.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-22
AND NOW PENCILS.
Are Made from that surprisinF Meta,
Aluminium.

Are Made from that Surprising Meta,
Atuui Iiun.
CINcISNATI. Feb. is. The latest nov
,3ty produced from aluminium is a slate
pencil. for the use OF school children
The pencils have the appearance 81 the
ordinary article, but have the advan-
tages 81 indestructibility and indclible-
ness The marks made with them can
be erased only by the application OF
moisture.
The company in this city have sold
a great many 81 them Each pencil ia
Ru auteed o. last throughout the
school career Of child They are
sold % 10 dime apiece Verify may the
student 81 mechanics calculate. Won
derful IS aluminium? What neztg"
10 b. said that the hoopskirts which are
~ be in vogue in the spring will b.
made Of this remarkable silycry metal
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-22

DREsBES. Feb. is. In the archives Of
the city Of Iwickau very valuable
literary find has been made. being q
manuscript by Han Sac, in which be-
enumerated his various literary work.
and she time Of his birth
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-22

BooOrA Colombia Feb is- Premier
Guerra has warned the editors of news
papers Boo Colombia that ga the future
they must not criticise public officers in
their publications Even local police
are not % be criticised by the new spa
Dnrs
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-22
Dc Lsss.ps Appsai.

PARIS. Eco ls-The appeal Of DO
Lesscps. fontane, Le Roy and sauscroy
against the true bill returned by the
cour; of Indictment will come before
the court ON Thursday, and So is said
the Judges viii pronounce upon 10 not
later than Saturday week.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-22

EOUE. FEB 1s-Fyr She past week
pilgrims have been arriving from Eng
land and different portions 0f the COM
tineut at The rate Df over Eve tHousand
daily to pay their jubilee respects fo
the supreme poutH The city is over.
crowded and fabulous figures are being
assed f1r accommodationa at Che prin-
ciDal h0tcIn
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-22

NEw YORK, Feb. t6-It has been def.
nitely asccrtained that Hoke smith was
offered the secretary Of the interior
Wednesday by Mr. Cleveland during
their conference az the latters Office
and that il was accepted
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-22

NoHwIcH, Ct, Feb. l0.-Joseph Ojes-
pie. a Russian, Is confined ct the Cnc-
mango county poor farm, at Preston
Suffering from well-developed case Of
LenrnaV.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-22

has issued an ukase pardoning abb che
prisoners who were condemned to death
for taking part In tbe riot at Astrahau
during the cholera epidemic
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-22

srOEASE. wash Feb. u.s. Reports
from tho Priest River valley. Idah9.
state that the severity % the weather
has driven the Indians % desperation.
They raided Jim Reynolds ranch and
drove or che cattle Seven rauchers
followed and fight occurred One
Indian was killed and two wounded.
and two white men were wounded
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-13
A DANGEROUS CUSTOM.
Complaints Of Reckless Riding and
Driving to Fires.

Some of the firemen are complain
ing about the reckless manner in
which people ride and drive to
fires.
Gas soon az the bell sounds, "
said the driver Of hose cart yes
terday, "everybody who owns a
horse or rig of an. sort sets out to
the fire at break neck speed, az if
each and everyone Of them owned
all the property in that Deighbor-
hood. Every cab and hack, not to
speak of wagons of all sorts, seems
to get in the same street we are on
and we have to be very cautious to
prevent accidents. ! think there
is an ordinance on the subject. |
would like to see IT carried out"
The fireman quoted above REFER.
ed particularly to the Austin street
fire last Sunday, when every thing
on wheels and horseflssh seemed to
be in the way Of the department.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-13
MAKE THEN MOVE ON.
Crowds Of White aud Black Square
LOaierS.

The daily congregation of idle
negroes and white toughs in front
of the eating.houses and dives on
the square is an eternal nuisance
that should be abated.
At least that il what a nun Der of
respectable citizens and tax payers
say who are compelled to pass that
way. If these people would move
on it would be different. but as 1t II
necessary to elbow ones way
through a boisterous, half.drunken
crowd of dirty vagabonds, who
never think of budg ng an iuch.
In fact they seen TO own the earth
In that particular unsavory neigh
borhood.
The idea of respectable woman
passing in that locality is out of the
question.
On Saturdays, when the loafers
are full of mean whisky, the CON
dition of things is simply disgrace
full.
The conclusion seems It be that
respectable white people have no
rights in that neighborhood which
drunken negro loafers and low down
white men are bound to respect.