New Hampshire, qualifications for voting in, 330–331. New Jersey, Negroes in militia of, 145; separation of races in public schools of, 184; qualifications for voting in, 330–331. New Mexico, selling liquor to Indians prohibited in, 45; repeal of law against intermarriage in, 90; separation of races in public schools of, prohibited, 188; qualifications for voting in, 338–339. New York, slave marriages valid in, 74; civil rights legislation in, 115; race distinctions in restaurants in, 127; at bootblack stands in, 130; in cemeteries in, 136; at skating rinks in, 136; in theatres in, 136; by insurance companies in, 138–139; separation of races in asylums of, 148; in public schools of, forbidden, 185; Negro suffrage in, 283; qualifications for voting in, 330–331. _News and Courier_, Charleston, S. C., sued for calling white man “colored,” 28. “Nigger,” a term of contempt, 20. Non-Caucasian races, marriage between, and Negroes, 90–91. North Carolina, apprentice law of, 55; effect of intermarriage in, 85; punishment in, for issuing license for intermarriage, 86; for performing ceremony, 87; civil rights legislation in, 118–120; separation of races in, in militia, 145; in prisons, 147; in insane asylums, 148; in public schools, 173–174; local taxation for schools of, 198; on steamboats, 214; actual service by Negroes on juries in, 265–267; Negro suffrage in, before 1835, 283; qualifications for voting in, 332–333. North Dakota, qualifications for voting in, 332–333. Northern States, intermarriage between Whites and Negroes in, 99; civil rights legislation in, between 1865 and 1883, 112–115; after 1883, 120–124. Nurses, exempt from “Jim Crow” laws, 222, 232. O Occupations, limitations upon Negroes in respect to, 41–43; in Alabama, 41–42; in South Carolina, 42; in Mississippi, 43; in Tennessee, 43. See Contracts, Labor. Officers in charge of prisoners exempt from “Jim Crow” laws, 222. Ohio, “Black Laws” in, 37; slave marriages legal in, by statute, 74; repeal of laws against intermarriage in, 90; race distinctions in, in saloons, 133; by insurance companies, 138, 139; separation of races in public schools of, before 1865, 165–167; forbidden at present, 185; intimidation of Negroes at polls of, 292; qualifications for voting in, 332–333. Oklahoma, effect of intermarriage in, 85; punishment in, for issuing license for intermarriage, 86; for performing ceremony, 87; separation of races in public schools of, 174–175; in private schools of, 191; actual service by Negroes on juries in, 267; qualifications for voting in, 332–333.