M li.-u thi* l.n-t iH-. anie known the white
lesidents in til*- liei g .llxit*h<WH| showed
lioih alarm and indignation, one of them '
itif.H-med a reporter of Tlie Sun lliat I
! "it was a <1 d outrage " The lady win i
I own* the lions.- next to the one b -tight 1
I by the <*.|.>r*-d man said to tin- man who
mid sold tlie pro|H-riy "I want to know*
I what right you have t.i do sm-li a nn-.-in
| thing, ho you think you have aeti-d
I tin- part of a Christian to ruin my prop- j
ei iy 'll.- is highly' rc*;x*-table." ae
km.vvledg.sl tin- tenant of this lady's
house, but, of eoltr-e. Wo object to till
iH.ssibility of living next door t-> a <-1
on*) man. ’.’noting these things The.
Sun goes on to say :
Ts this colored man. rich, respectable and
••-la ab-d. ami well 1.. !iav. I. a ■ Gem ml '
Molim aux il. s. rib. .* him to 1.---, should ni >v»-
into that house with his family th.- v. Im- ;
of all th.- property In Hi.- n-ighb-rho -d :
w-.ul-l decline s.-rlmtsly. If In im-h-rmok
to 1.-iv a i- -id. n- -for him elf in any other
.piail.-r of Brooklyn, or in any ouart-r of
New York not alr.- i-iy inhabn- I I-., m-y ms
h- would .-m ount, r th-- same pr.-je lie s.
