That the negro has made but little more social advancement in the North than in the South is evidenced evi-denced by the fact tliat tho hotel and Loardicg-house keepers of New Brunswick, .X. J., were averse lo receiving under their roofs the delegates dele-gates to the conference of tlie Xew Jersey African Methodist church, lately Id session there. These delegates dele-gates arc educated, respectable negroes, ne-groes, many of them colicgo graduates, gradu-ates, and yet no bontfsce seeks their, patronage. That there should bo prejudice in thu South is quite natural, na-tural, but why should It exist in Xew Jersey