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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
BY D.. a. Catlin.
6nOrth Eleventh street.
CORNER PROPERTY
y IN
JACKSON WARD.
On THURsDAY. JuNE IN

az $50 O'Clock T. NJ I will sell the DE-
TACBED DWELLING situated at the
northeast corner OF 81. Paul and Duval
streets. This property has been recently
put IN splendid condition and Is occupied
by a prompt tenant, who has lived there
ten years. The lot fronts 30 feet on Duval
street and extends back along ST. Paul
street nincty-three and One-third feet
This property has always rented well
earns a large income on the amount ex-
pected for H. and Will make a. splendid
stand for business.
TERMS: VIII be made very easy.
f. A. CATLTN.
fufs AuctiOncer.
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EXAMINATIONS OF TEACHERS.
City School Board
r......

City School Board. .
Richmond, June II, 1899.
AN EXAMINATION for the benefit OF
ali persons who desire 10 obtain license
IN teach in the public school Of the city
~ Richmond will be held az the Richmond
Uioh School Building on WEDNESDAY
and THURSDAY. June nd ana I'D. COM
mencing at . a. Nj,
p. S.IThis is not intended for the grad
yates Of the Rcnmona Hish School and
Colored Normal school
WM- +. FOX. supt
q =. WaIford, Clerk. -- JUS
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CARRIAGES. worry HANDSOME
I FURNITURE. MATING, &c. AT
AUCTION viii SELL 40 my auction
house. at 1890 A. NJ,
MONDAY. JUNE 10, 1890.
one Surrey. one Phaeton and one Dog
Cart. Am m nice order, alsO for au
executor one Buggy and one Jumper
til a. M-Two Very Handsome Bevcled
Walnut Suits. one with hcveicd Mirror
Wardrobe both with large BcNeled
Mirrors and Tennessee Marble tops;
one Massive ANA Handsome Walnut
cabinet sldeboard. large beve.od-plate
mirror and Ieunc see marble top. and
one Handsome Separate Walnut Ward
robe with hcvc'ed mirror doors.
PariOr Suits. oak and other other cham
Der suits. New Mating oak and Wall
mot HAN Stands. Extension Tables. and
"a very large and desirable assortment
of Furniture and other articles.
GEORGE w. MAYO.
luis AuCti0necr.
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II OR SALE.
We have the following bargains Tor I'M
mediate purchasers. 49,, ...,.t.,,,
for 500 per annum. p.,.
e. -0l-grick store and Dwelling on f"e
street. rents for $3.50 per anhum
q f00-Two Houses on laurel street. rent
inc for S2N per auuum. 49,.
Il q0o-Tvyo Houses on Twenty siNth street.
renting for 1872 per annum
81 DO House on Tweniy--cfenth street,
renfinp FOR S96 per annum. Largo
lof and room on side ior announcer
house. .,,.t,,.- eo,.
81 2oo-H0use on Fourth street. ie''''''7 'Y'
SfZ0 per gnnum. ...t..- 90.
81 lo0-House on Laurel street, reAiihk i''
1920 per annum. an .....
Sso0-fIouso ON spring street VIII rent
for so per annum. .,...,..
s-o0-HUlso Oh Beverly street 'oi SIX .p
feet renting for SO per annuin;
House on Eighteenth street It"lins
for igj per 3nnum ,..- f.-
Sr0-Wouse ON creek street. ichiiis l'i
$50 per Innum. no
JOHN r. GODDlN a CO..
iuf2 Bank and Eleventh street
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
or THAT
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VIM. y pizzini. Company.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Tenth and Rank street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE
L FRAME HOUSE or 3 ROOMS.
lot 33vlel FEET JUST OPPOSITE
COLOBED CEMETERY OK ST. JAMES
STREET HILL
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust bearing
date on 18th OF September. 1897 and re-
corded in the clerks onice of Henrico
County Court D. j. 15i -, page 81, default
having been made IN the payment OF the
debt therein secured. and being required
so 10 do by tho noteholder. l viii sell
at public auction on the premises on
TUESDAY. JUNE goth. AT $50 p. NJ,
the real estate described In the aforesaid
deed OF trust
TERMS: Cash as TO cost Of sale and
all taxes due. and 10 pay note OF 500
and interest from September IS 1885 and
credit as 10 four notes Of 500 each.
payable respectively September IS. 1879,
September IS. 1900. September Is, 1901.
Balance announced al sale.
J. ALPHoNSO PIZZINI. Trus.
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We viii sou a. our waro-rooms. $50 east
Broad street.
TOMORROW CIONDA), JUNE 10TH,
commencing at 1890 A. NJ We VIII SCH q
boxes Circus soap. boxes Washing
Powder Can Boston Bake Beans. Shoe
polish. Elk Baking Powder 90 lbs of best
Tfa. Bncken starch. Can Salmon. HART
ford Hahnkg Powder Nadia Coffee. Van
Houtens Coco star and Horseshoe and
Red Seal I've Currents Catsup. Sardines.
Smoking Tobacco. Cigarettes and Chew
ing Tobacco. 7 barrel OF HEINZ g. COS.
hest Vinegar 4 Coffee Alli. I Meat CUT
ter Measures. Desk and Table. ]
Cheese Case. 4 piece Marble for Meat
stand. feet Ions Crescent Electric Fan.
This stock is fresh and in good order.
Public are invited % attend the SALE
J. H. VALENTINE.
Manager and Aucti0ncer.
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|. The Three Houses and Lois

known and designated as Nos 5g5. 5a1
and 5l3 west Franklin stree, lNO. ol5 is
adjoining the beautiful grounds Ol Ma
jor Myers. each lOt fronting On the south
line of Franklin street. between Henry
and kelgdere streets. 2-.- feet more or
less, and running back depth of $50
feet more or less, Go an alley iu cone
mon 20 feet wide. the Improvements oQ
each lot consist of & well built three story
stock brick front dwelling of about l2
rooms. with modern Improvement. and vi
a twO-stJry brick stable iu the .ear
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4 UCTION SALE
~ or
Rouse anCLOf
1921 CAMBRIDGE STREET,
Ma NlIIIEIER Va

At the request of the owners I will sell,
40 public auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY. JUNE %. 1899.
nc g o'clock =. NJ. the above property.
fronting 33 feet on Cambridge street.
depth l65 feet. The dwelling contains six
rooms. 10 is not In good repair but can
be rcmOdelled and made "a very attractive
home at comparatively small cost. The
lot IS especially attractive. i'm fact, IL Is
one Of the best I'm the city
TERMS. One-third cash. the balance I'm
six. twelve and eighteen months. deferred
payments bearing interest and secured by
deed OF trust. A. l.. ADAMSON.
Iui1 Auctioneer.
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z. The Five Houses and Lots

l,,o,,n and 5es,rratel no N-,s efs qi5 eng
4i. .1l
oi5 ana a-l "est ffelN.lh street. t-e
ea.~ io' 7-i .--'ie '..-
Del on 4 I"'ln'Ai a-u 'l ..'l '' % -''.
iueAlo '9-e,ll4L 4I'li.l.- a'i5 .-o
....o ia, f.'i soy .......'
5l~ec-io, .ni fr.,,, rr.-f 'r f,..l .I..
o.l ~ avn. "-it l' ''''
2 ~ IS t.., ..,. .,, r.. n e,
f", i- r-,,,-,..,, VI, f..- ,,.ir.. hmm ,,.l.. +,
iy ~ oi'''.it ,. ,.-.,.-.t -.,
.o'o o'...-t t,.l r,, ,..-.,l--- ~
mo-. ,..1 ANA e,,h .f1tfi1ii, b-irf arl
ro1tainir1 aIonf a rooms r.ch t.ih f.r
usrai modern im1rovemrrfs Nos 1
g-d o9i e,th I1,. "a fr..-.for-. hr..l.
6u ~ ffe above Described DWELLINGS
fo..frl or tne rI.-t Ileir. bfo r.rt o.
... o-i..,. s,-.c r. ,.,,. i..',.t,
pr I 7,.,,i.i. t.,,e,.f. .,-l s.e .iiI
~ i,,,...-,,,',.i ....,,-.I ,t-,.-.r rl.e
,tt.,,i,,, 30 I,,,.',. r ,.... o.tsf
W.. .ero ,fr,rls /, s..,...-,., ..i..,.,.,nit,.
lNr -t.N "a go N -.i-t ID. ' ."tl'--
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FOR SALE.
.lrr ANn RIPENING FRUIT

III = -I-7| ~
During the past week several "l oIs
brofhor chips pulled Boo a portion Oh l.o
now crop of luscious pums our eHoi,
aro proving fruitful No beg io ain'I r
the cr0n not yet exhausted. We nave
Few beyond the reach OF our com ~
now. await the coming oi those friends.
whom we trust VIII hnd themselves
nafural-b0ru reachcrf. ...
EDWARD $ ROSE CON- ANN,
b,rs so n north Eleventh street.
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at ID O'CLOCK 81. THE EXCHANGE
HOTEL situated at tne southeast cnrne
0f Franklin and Fourteenth streets. ODD Che
city 0l Richmond hH
Inis hotel IS INTELLECTUALLY hand ono.
WNI planned. fHlr0u-NIN arranged. ANA
contains. n addition f1 Iar.0rf. offices.
kitchens and some stores Wnirn VIII Dee
uresoutedly mentioned. about I0n guests
chambers. l.s location is near the proc
3D. railroad AND tno D., j. Hni O.. railroad.
now au assured 0ct which. 0f course,
adds FOB its dae.rab.IIfy and attractiNent
as hotel property. There are odd ihe
basement on tho Frank.u-street front
several small stores or offices. which uflI-
uariiy command good rentals. and ON the
Fourtccuth-street side arc two or three
large stores. besides some smaller ONES
which ada greatly to The value OF inis
property az course there are 1IN.f
90 which tlIs property might ne Dut $50 ID
tenn. and other kindred uses.
For particulars address the alcil0neef
or any of tho comm toner's.
TERMS. Our-flurth cash. Tho rCsiduo
ON credits OF one two and three years.
f0r notes. with interest added. and secured
bv decd of trust or all cash, at Che tp-
ton of the purchaser
PRANK w.. CHRISTIAN.
EUGENE O.. MASSIE.
JACKSON CITY.
a. w. PATTERSON
Special Commissioners.
hereby certify that The bonds required
of the special commissioners oy The force
going DEGREES have been duly Given
CHAs. %. sANILLE.
iufS clerk
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whom We trust VIII hnd themselves
natural-boru reachcrs ...,...,...
EDWARD s. ROSE con- ANY.
luis so "a north Eleventh street.
FOR SALE.
YOUR RENT Will BUY Two-sttory
Dwelling 4 rooms. Graham street y ui-
ton. nice lot. veratn,a ..o in-ia' Dn''s' '''''
story semi-Dcmchod 52o Holly street.
near Pine. city water gas. tI'.'
ALSO
p,,srbod D stories rooms large lot eos
south jefferson street small 'irh pay
mDnt balance as Won pay rent. -. -
iuis j. THOMPSON BROWN q 60
* PER CENT INVESTMENT
sf.--o cash win buy 70 substantial BRICK
STORE AND HOUSE near the center or
the city. renting for s2i per month.
POLLARD 81 BAGBY,
iYfQ north Eleventh Street
Tor SALE.
Choice HANOVER-sTREET CORNER
lot sfxflq. at "a price that Will make
you money. Also
BEAUTIFUL PARK-ANENl u COR
NEk LOT.
with double street 'front.' in which there
THOMPSON BROWN 81 90.
juis lli3 Main street
EoR SALE.
NICE LITTLE FARMS near the city
i uiS 5' RE. CHAFFIN Dc 60, Inc.
c9-o CASH WILL BUY LITTLE
sNttfDU HOUSE renting JOY ~ per
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Tn execution of "a decree Of The Chancerv
Court of tho city OF Richmond. entered
June 1H 1sn Iu che suit off "W01I
Grln rs Hul ct l.s.. He 1911 sch. bg
nub-ie auction 0n tha premises. ou
TUESDAY. JUNE -0. ltn9
nj GEO O'Clock D. ST.. tine FRAME HOUSE
efoye referred to containing five or six
rooms and located on the outh side Of
leigh street, between francois and Hare
home The Dor upon which the house
stands fronts about 10 feet and runs back
TERMS. One-fourth cash and the bale
,rcs I'd Six. twelve and eighteen months
for notes. with interest added. and lila
retained BEN. II. CRUMp.
TT. j.. WATSON
Special missioners.
I hereby ce. ,lll iNt, we Dohu required
dulv given. CHAS. o. SAVILIE.
fuf5 Clerk
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UCTION SALE or GROCERIES.
y SHOWCASES. I TOP WAGON,
+ GOAT WAGON AND HARNESS. &c.
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AUCTION sALT,--future DAYS.

BY virtue Of a decree of the Hastings
Court of the city of Manchester in the
suit OF Moody. &c. Ya. Moody ENof7.
and ais, entered May u.s. $500 the under
signed commissioners. viii sell, nc public
auction I'm front OF the Hastings Court
house. in the city of Manchester on
THURSDAY. THE ODD DAY OF JUNE,
1899,
al 70 o'clock NJ. the interest of the estate
of w. L. Moody in the West Manchester
Land Company which is one-umin. The
company owns % tract OF land adjoining
Forest Hin Park. 10 did contain seventy
acres. which has Oeen sub-dltided INTO
lots streets and alleys. laid on, aud some
lots ageregalng about siN acres nave
been sold. There ls am attractive brick
dwelling OF seven rooms in large grove
ON the property. Two streot-car lines 10
Richmond
TERMS. Onc-fourth cash and the ball
ancc. in six twelve and eighteen months,
deferred payments bearing interest
WIN ]. CLOpTON.
30 LANE STERN.
CHAS. T.. WILLIAMS.
Special Commissioners.
The bond required by the Court I'M the
above suit has been executed according
TO law. H. H. DuVAL.
iufT Clerk.
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By A. T.. Adamson,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
Manchester. Va.
n COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
I OF
TWO ATTRACTIVE SMALL FARMS IN
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA,
FIVE MILES FROM
TOWN

BY virtue Of a decree OF the Circuit
Court of Chesterfield, Thomas vs. Belvin,
We will sell, al public auction on the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY. 2lST DAY OF JUNE.
$50
az o'clock J.. NJ. TWO SMALL FARMS
on Providence road, TEN ACRES each
Rich land. dwelling OF five rooms, stable,
orchard, etc.
TERMS: One-fourth cash. balance az
six twelve and eighteen months
LAWRENCE Il. POOL,
WA. l. CLOPTON.
Special Commissioners
The bond required by the Court Of IN
above commissioners has been eVecitAi
according 10 law. L.. III. FIOVRNOY.
ju17 - ClerI
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AUCTION SALES-M tn daN.
BY n. A. cstlin.
sutton & Co.,
and
q. Thompson Brown 4 Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Trustees Auction Sale
DESIRABLE and ATTRACTIVE
PROPERTY,
WGStFrankIinSirGot
Dwellings,
sos, sol, and 5I3 West
Franklin Street,
SOUTH SIDE or STREET. BErWEEN
HENRY AND BELNlDEKt SITS,
NEAR MONROE PARK.
5-St0y Stock Brick Fronts,
WITH STABLE OK EACH LOT,
3I3, 3I5, 3I7, 3I9 and 32I
West Franklin Street,

SOUTH SIDE or STREET BETWEEN
MONROE AND MADISON STREETS.
NEAR THE COMMONWEALTH CLUE
THREE STORY AND BASEM LNI.
WHICH HAVE STABLES OK TIE
or
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a. -. Adams0n.
Real Estate Auctioneer and Insurance
Agent
Manchester, Va.
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I'm execution of a. decree of the Law ana
Equity Court. entered ON june d, io,'. Iii
The harciuaIter-uamcd cause, We, iNt % -
ders.cnod. VIII sell, by auction. on the
UrDmi Uses. Ou
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ALL OCCUPIED by FIRST CLASS
TENANTS.
EACH HOUSE AND LOT TO BE SOLD
SEPARATELY.

In execution of a deed of trust dated
February -. leJi. recorded lu the clerk 5
office of Richmond Chancery Court. n
deed book l59 "B. page il-. and in pur-
suauce of "a decree oi the Law ana
Equity Court of the city of Richmond,
entered ON the 3d day of June 1899, n
the suit of S Wcidman. Who sues @rt
VS. Samuel REGISTER. Trustee and others
the undersigned trustee VIII sell 10y ulD-
lie auoL-am. ON Lne urlml--.. un
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MONDAY. June l9. 1899.

Commencing at ; O'Clock ?. NJ,
The above mentioned VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE. each house and Dot tO
be sold separately and iu the order named
below.
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rosi-ON WEDNESDAY. JUNE ltTu,
a DIAMOND HORSE SHOE s,AtsF'
PIN A liberal reward Will be paid Tor
It's return 20 No. 600 east 1raec y. yuls
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-27
INCIDENT CLOSED.
Coghlan Gets Mild
Reprimand and
That is All.
WORD FROM DEWEY.
Says Won Diedrichs and
Prince Henry Are His
Friends.

Washington, April 26.-The case OF
Capt. Coghlan may be considered final
ly closed. The German ambassador DR..
Won Holleben, called at the White
House this afternoon and had a con-
ference on the subject with the presi-
dent of such a satisfactory nature that
the matter was regarded as settled The
president explained the course the navy
department had taken in administering
a reprimand to Capt. Coghlan. 1t was
also pointed out that the officers ex-
PLANTATION Of the incident stated that
his utterances had been much exagger-
ated.
During the day the navy department
administered to Capt Coghlan the rep
rimand which had been determined
upon yesterday. This was in form of a
letter from Secretary Long to the Off
Ger. It is stated at the department that
the letter will not be made public be-
fore the officer has received 1t and
probably not then.
The department made public brief
statement of the contents of Capt.
Coghlan's letter in answer to Secretary
Longs request for an acknowledgment
of responsibility for the utterances
ascribed to him. The statement is as
follows: Capt Coghlan has replied
to the department, stating that the
newspapers have not reported with
substantial accuracy. Also, that he in
tended no disrespect or contempt to the
German flag, and is extremely sorry
that any such Interpretation was put
upon his remarks. Proper reprimand
will be sent, and such action taken in
respect thereto as is proper"
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NEW CAPTAIN ARRIVES.
Leader of the Worcesters
Dons a Subtitle
Game Today.

w. G. Bowman, who will play first
base and captain the Worcester ball
team, arrived in this city yesterday
morning from Chicago. He went to the
oval in the morning and again in the
afternoon with the remainder of the
players, and hustled about as lively as
any of them. He felt sore last evening
as a result, it being the first time that
he has played ball this spring. He will
play today. Bowman was with the MO
bile team of the Southern league last
year, and was well thought of by Man
ager Leonard, who had charge OF the
Augusta team of that league.
The game today will be with the
Nashua professionals. The latter team
is a good one, and the game should be
far better than the practice games
which the Worcesters had with the
Lowells. The Nashuas beat the Low
ellis by a score of "a to 6 a few days be-
fore the latter came to this city to
play. Laroche, who viii pitch for
Nashua today, held the Lowells down
to six hits. If the Nashuas can put
up as good a contest today as they did
against Lowell, the game ought to be
the best exhibition game of the sea-
son.
The lineup of the teams will be-;
Worcester-Kuhns 3b, Rickert |. f.,
Frisbie c. f., Harrington b., Bowman
l b., Wilder S., Bransfield c., Smith +.
f., Viau, Lampe and Clarke p. Nashua
Iansconb ]. f., Messer SIS, Dillon c. T.,
Shea l b., Cannon r. f., McQuirk b.,
Corcoran 8 b., Shines c., Laroche p.
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THE MOULDERS' UNION.
About so New Members
Admitted Last
Night.

A special meeting Of the Moulders'
Union was held last night to initiate
new members. About so in all were
admitted, and the attendance at the
meeting was the largest since the I'M
ion has been in existence. No action
was taken regarding the men who went
out at Aliens foundry Tuesday, but a
meeting viii be held for that purpose
very soon, probably this week, If ar
rangements can be made for hall
John Roach, of the national union
was present, but there was not time for
him to speak. He will probably visit
some Of the employers today to talk
over the demands made by the union.
He has not decided yet how long he
will remain in Worcester, but probab-
ly until everything is settled.
The proprietors of Pierce & Arnold's
Hammond street foundry have advised
the union of their willingness to com
ply with the demands, making the sec
ond firm to answer the circular The
leaders of the union say that every
thing is progressing as we'll as could
be expected. except in the case of AL
lens, and it is hoped that an agree
ment can be reached there before long.
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MILES FOR PHILIPPINES.
Ramor That He Wants to Take OTIS place.

RamOr That He Wants to Take Otis place.
Washington. April 2s.-It is stated in
certain official quarters that Gen.
Miles has applied for the command OF
the Philippines. 1t is further said that
his call upon the president today was
made for the express purpose Of put
ting in a formal request for the post
Those in a position to know say that
the president and his advisers are
heartily in favor of the generals plan
and viii give their approval and con-
sent. The announcement given out that
the purpose of Gen. Miles call was to
apply for his sons appointment to West
Point, is regarded as merely a pretext
to hide the real reason for his call
Ever since the conclusion OF the Span
ish war, Miles has felt somewhat cha
grined at the thought that he had such
a small share in the active fighting OF
that conflict. He is now said to be eager
for a chance to add to his reputation
by gaining fresh laurels with the pos
sibility of obtaining the coveted lieu
tenant generally in the end.
The kind of campaigning now going
on in the Philippines is essentially the
kind the general is well fitted to per-
form. The tactics are much the same
as those used against Apaches and
Sioux in the old days on the plains. The
success of Gen. Lawton, another old In
dian fighter. in the prosecution OF war
in the Philippines makes Gen. Miles
friends think he will meet with equal
success should he so there.
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DUE TO RACE HATRED.
That Is the Solution Bishop Walters Gives to
the Southern Lynchings.

New York, April 26-The New Jersey
annual conference of the African
Methodist Episcopal Zion Church was
opened in Jersey City today. Bishop
Walters, in his address, bitterly de-
nounced the Georgia lynchings. He
said: This is the ignis fatuus that is
leading us on to another bloody strug-
gle 1t is the southern white mans
subterfuge to satiate his implacable
hatred of the negro. If the good white
people of the north are not disillusioned
and do not put a stop TO this sweeping
tide of lawlessness, it will not be long
before they will be again called upon
by God of justice to give their best
blood to pay the penalty Of the crimes
of the south.
1.-THE real cause of our trouble is race
hatred. In all cases it is not because
we are black, for some negroes who
are hated have blood red hair and blue
eyes and are so fair that they can
hardly be distinguished from the pure
whites. All that is needed for them to
be Disseminated against is for 1t to be
known that they have a drop of negro
blood in their veins. Some years ago
it was thought that as the negroes be-
came intelligent and cultured this race
prejudice would disappear; but alas,
in some sections of the country it has
only intensified this feeling. Well did
Thomas Jefferson say before the con-
fict in speaking of the attitude of the
whites toward the blacks: I tremble
for the future of my country when /
that God is just