39.	Baltimore Sun, February 10, 1885.

40.	Baltimore Sun. February 10, 1885.

41.	Sams, supra note 23 at 499. Sams' biography of Brown begins at 484.

42.	Bruce, supra note 38, at 134-54.

43.	Brackett, supra note 8 at 77.

44.       Id. at 60. "The public libraries in Baltimore are open to the colored people. And tickets
for seats in the galleries of the theatres are usually sold them, the rule being in all cases
that whites only are admitted to the floor. But hotels and restaurants patronized by whites
will not serve colored persons, except the railway restaurants. When a colored clergyman
of Baltimore was refused food at the Relay House station, and complained to the
president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, several years ago, he was assured that the
attendants had acted without orders, and should be reprimanded. Some little complaint
has been made by respectable colored men against the discrimination between white and
colored citizens in the city park, in that lessees of the restaurant will serve the latter only
at a stand without these restaurants, hi such matters as these, however, the complaint of
the colored people usually runs against a high wall, of strong and widely spread public
sentiment against any change."

45.      Meredith Janvier, Baltimore in the Eighties and Nineties 249, 276 (Baltimore: H.G.
Roebuck & Son, 1933).

46.	Brackett, supra note 8 at 62-3.

47.	Brackett, supra note 8 at 77. See also New York Times. June 10,1889.

48.	Brackett, supra note 8 at 77.

49.      Baltimore Sun, June 1, 1889 containing list of graduates in 1889, including Cummings
and Johnson, hi addition, the Law School catalogue for 1890 lists both men as graduates
in 1889. The list of graduates in the books of the University in the collection at the
Health Sciences Library also contains this record.

50.      Baltimore Sun, June 7, 1889.

51.      New York Times, June 10, 1889.

52.       Brackett, "supra" note 8, at 77. But Phelps did not acknowledge the help of Johnson

when the book was published. Perhaps Johnson's legal duties prevented him from being
of assistance.

53.      Id.

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