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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-02

"a ND THERE * Nh PEACE ~
IN .,t,....,or
NV "A VI A',' '''' w
Texas, sends the ENAMINEk heh'
little namphlet of eight pages, Mr..
Aroriit boirg tho author of said nam.
''''
phIei' Ou eAa''l'""'."" ~ P'"''' ~"
bc an open letter, addressed by MT.
Averill to Rev. Rufus e. BurIeson,
y. y. President OF the Waco univer-
sity. 1t appears that Brothers Averill
and Burle-on are At cros=-purpose- ~
regards certain Baptist doctrines
baptism being the chtefpoint at issue
Brother Burleson ha' written some
letters to the Texas Baptist, in which
he criiicizes Brother Av'rliI- views
AID conduct, and br''her AVerhI
comes back IN tins pamphlet eve sup
pose he has sent II Oros''H'' oyer Tue
-tai') ana crl'l''H'7 h'o'h'f hurle.
sons views snd pre'en''oh-. Ne
should ludge 'ha' bro'her ANef''' l-
-ad case Tor pr. bur'e-oh say oi
him
I', "- i,l' 5'' W ,' ,, .'''., , "'," "..I.5
n.,.,,s.,.lii ,.,,,. ,..,.s ,p AL i.,, an
,,,,,... b.. .,,.,, ,,o On, IN Let .y,,v
..u.,.tI.,..,.,i.s. r,,.. ,n,,rt,,, of,
,..,,,. r,.y ,.s. ,l,...,oi is t,.,tg r,...
t,st .rrn hat,4r. A.. yaluc.r.. w. hay.
hrari thunder before. and sr~noi AFRAID
Now this would seem I" be an eN'
dngni-hcr' bni bro AY"r''l refuses
to be cNiingui-hed lie seems to have
an idea that this il a free country and
mat the Baptist church Il KIND OF
democratic institution, where one
man Is JUST a. 2'od anh po"crinl ~
1noiher, and he deiieS Bro. Bur'"-on
ocut him Oft. And, with an audaciiy
that must nearly paralyze some Of his
Baptist rcadcr- hc tells Bro. Burlcson
that he ll'ro. A. does not propose 10
run in any narrow gauge groove, but
on n liberal, broad gauge track He
saws when he is ready TO get out he
Will do so Of hl- own accord, and not
'roublc ANYBODY to cut him on
Finally, declares Bro. Ayorill
"iio not rror'-" to belong to any raurch
..'' ,.'..' No ,, w., wv. .,',, N,,. @
children A., ,Iles,tlna,a D.,
And thus the battle stands, and We
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-02
NOTlCElN ADMINISTRATION.

The state OF TcXas.--To the sheriff or
any constable OF McI.rnnan county:
Nou are hereby commanded that you
publish tor At least twenty days in news
paper prilt'd m McLennan county the
following writ OF ,tation:
TIE STATE OF TENAS,
County OF McLennan.
In county court. TO January term, 1883,
The State of Texas. To al persons in
tor,sted IN the administration OF the es-
tate ot j NJ. Hosey, drceaed:
W. I. Alien, administrator de bons non
OF said estate, has filed in The county
court of MvLcnn.n unity in the admin.
i,tutlun ut !. NJ. Pos,y, deceased, his
ace, ult tvr tiuHl settlement OF said estate
and his application 10 have his discharge
and Tor closing said estate, which will be
heard al the January term, 1883 of said
county court to be holden at the court
house OF McLcnusn county on the third
Monday in January, lNN3, at which time
all persons interested in said admintstra-
ton may appear and contest the same II
they see proper.
Witness j. W. Baker, clerk OF the coun-
~ court of McI,nnan county ut office in
the city OF Waco this the 27th day OF No
yemb, r lNS2. j. w. BAKER,
Clcrk County Court McLennan county,
Texas. ll2Sd20t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-02

1t is currently reported that Judge
Chcmowith, of Fannln county, Is pre-
pairing railroad regulation bill, to
be introduced in the eighteenth legiA-
laturc that will be i-on clad in ITS ma
ture. A law that will prevent dis
elimination against one town, ss in
favor of another, will be good law.
But with that the regulation should
end. There is no sentiment, really
representative or intelligent, which
demands thst the roads shall be har-
raised or oppressed, simple protec-
tion Is all the people ask or expect.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-02
The Fate of Morsnn,he Mason.

Especial 70 the Times -DcmotrAtl
WAsHNuToN, November 2s.-An aH
dayIt Of the late Thurlow " eed relative
to the fate OF Morgan, who threatened
TO reveal the secrets Of Masonry over
a half century ago. in New York, aud
who mysteriously disAr covers
three columns in the New York Sun
to-day. The following Is the statement
Of John Whitney, who helped to make
way with Morgas, as given to Tnurlow
Weed:
The idea OF suppressing Morgan's
intended exposure Of the secIets OF
Mas nry was first suggested by man
by the name OF Johns. II was discussed
IN the lodges OF Batavia, Locay aud
Rochester.
Johns suggested that Morgau should
be separated from Miller and laced on
farm in Canada Wesf. For this
purpose he was taken to Niagara aud
placed in the magazine Of the fort
until arrangements for ttling
him in Canada were completed,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-02

but the Canadian Masons di-ap-
pointed them, aud, after several meet.
ings Of the lodge ~ Canada, OppO ite
Fort Niagara. their refusal to have any
thing TO do with Morgan lctt his kid
napvrrs greatly perpleNed Oppor'
tunely, "A Royal Arch Chapter was in
stalled at Lewiston. The occasion
brought large nulnher Of enthuHIastic
Mas ms together. "After laborf,' IN
Masonic language they retired to re-
ireshmcuts." Under the evhilaration ot
cuampaguo and other yianl- the chap-
lain, the Il $. +. II. Cumm ms, Of Roch-
ester, was called ou for q toas
He res .ondcd with peculiar emphasis
and M the languag' Of ltheir ritual 4:
"Ihr enemies u our order may they
tlni a grave six feet deep fla Zee long
and r1 feet due east and vest lmme.
diately after that ton-t, which WAS re.
cslyel with great uthugasW, Col vii
liam King, AL officer in our war Of 1872,
and then member Of the assembly
from Niagara ,ounty called Whitney
" Rochester, Howard, o.! Buffalo,
Chubbuck, Z Lewiston, nd Garsiie, o
Canada, ont " the room, and 40 % car
rage furnished by Major Barton they
vere wen 20 Fort NHghr repai ed
20 tie magazine, aud informed Morgan
that the arraug, mgnts fIr sending him
To- G uaia were comp rtcl, aud that his
hmily would soon follow him.
Morgan received the Information
checrmily aud wa kol with his -u posed
friends to the boat, which WAS ruwcd
the month OF the river ssh r- rope WAS
wound around bis body 20 t'e end ~
which sink was attached. Nor hu
VS. then brown overheard he gra-pgt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-02
He ia next door TO u. s., Wood, south
Fourth street. l2O22t.

II there ever existed doubt in the
minds Of the people as to the efficacy Of
ti.r many preparations Ow being manu-
tacturcd daily at the laboratory of Tuck
~ h Willis they can soon hive Tia ir
minds dlsnbuacd NJ that error by coming
aud witnessing hourly the many teHti
mouiale given Ia tueir favor. II i. sim
ply wonderful what trade they have
built mp ON their elegant and re- iHbl,
home remedies They are we'll name,
"Simplo Rcmrdirs." Everybody can Ms,
them and their results are always sails
fnrtDry -lOi3tf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-02

The San Antonio Light docs not
take much stock in Prof Brooks
widely telcgraphed request for pray
ers for clear weathernext Wednesday,
that the transit OF Venus may be prop.
erly observed. The Light says:
On primitive days In san Antonio
the MeXicans had fashion Of expos.
ing in trce-top the picture of the
patron saints TO bring down shower,
but IN these days nobody prays for
weather unless they consult the sig
nal Office. We predict ear day in
San Antonio, aud cloudy one at Rcd
House observatory.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-02

The Passover Rouor Association,
which was incorporated in New York
on Friday Of last week, viii di4trib.
ute unlcavcncd bread aud other arri-
clcs OF food among the deserving L.
raelitcs of that city during the trast
OF the Passover, so as to enable them
to observe this feast in accordance
with the Mosaic law OC the fifteen
directors OF the association, ten are
women
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-02

Galveston does not appear TO be
worried over the prospect OF revert
ing to Mexico. The News Of ycsier.
day morning treats the matter with
good-naturcd wit aud scores some
happy hit. a, the red-headcd Dallas
democracy, Chairman Claiborne and
Tom Ochiltfrc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-02

The EXAMINrR says that every
Texas editor running for the lcgisla-
turc at the last election was defeated
Yes, and great many who nro not
editors met the same iate.-Tylcr
Telegram,
The ENAMINER made one cNcep-
tion, neighbor. Brother Foster, edi.
tor of the Groesbecck New Era, was
elected to represent the loatcr dis
trict composed Of Limestone, Fails
and McLonnan counties. lie will
make useful member, too.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-02

If Actor Frank Frayue does not o.
his own accord abandon the shooting
scene in "Si Slocum' the lsw should
make him do 40. Mi-- Won B"hrcn
i- the second person he has killed IN
ihi. -ame nIaN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-02

We publish tins morning what is
probably the true story of the fate OF
VIM. Morgan, who revealed the sc-
crets ot Free Masonry. The late Thur
low Weed kept the secret well, re-
deeining hi- pledge that it should not
be given to the world until all th,
actors in the tragedy had pss-cd iron
Iita
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-02

The Could system has expended
$25 600 600 IN rRilroad binding in
Texas since January LIST, 1850. They
have withdrawn all their construc.
tion forces from the state aud will not
build another mile until the coming
legislative session develops the rail
road policy Of the state.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-02

The Mississippi and Louisiana dem
ocrats, as represented by the Cover
nors Of those states, are already
taking steps TO undermine and upset
the good results OF the late demo.
oractic victories. Chalmers and Kel-
logg may be aud no doubt are des.
picable characters personally, but
they were undoubtedly elected one as
an independent aud the other as 3
republican, from congressional dis
tricts OF Mississippi and Louisiana.
The Governors OF those states are
Withholding certificates Of election
Oh the fimsiest kind of prete1ts,
Such things will pale the way for a
different kind Of tidal wave in 1884
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-02

The Presbytcrians Of Philadelphia
are all in lluttcr because tie Rev.
DIR. Chas. A. DickcYof Calvary Pres
byterian church of that city, appeared
in his pulpit on Sunday, the 1911 ult.,
in beautiful black silk gown. In
only two other PRESBYTERIAN churches
in Philadelphia do the pastors use the
gown. The gown has been used in
the First Presbyterian church, Wash
ington Square, for nearly one hundred
years
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-02

Mr.. G. p. Miller, Tor many years
editor and proprietor Of the Corsi.
cana Observer, has sold that paper to
Mr.. II. a. HaIbert aud retires from
journalism, We regret to lose Bro.
Miller, for be was a credit TO the pro-
fession, but failing health made his
retirement a necessity. llis successor,
Mr.. Hslbert, has been in the news
paper business before now, aud from
what we have heard Of him we feel
sure he will keep ;he Observer up to
its present high standard.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-02

~
The State of Texas To the sheriff or any
constable OF McLenuan county,
You are hereby commanded tnat Won
publish Ion a least twenty days a news.
paper printed IN your county the follow
iug wrt OF citation:
IIE STATE OF TEXAS,
County OF McLennnn.
In lhe county court, to January term.
1883. The state OF Texas. Toall per.
sons interested In the administr ition of
the cstate Ot l.. VI Cassidy, deceased.
Mrs L. +, CASSIDY, admini,tratrix OF
sild estate ha' iilel In the county court OF
McLtnnan county In the administration
oi said estate her account Tor tnAl settle
ment and her application Tor discharge
ana Tor closing said estate, which will BE-
heard At the January tenn, lSs3. of said
court to be holden At the court house OF
McLennan county on The third Monday in
January, 1888, at which time all persons
interested in said estate shall appear ami
con est the same II they see pruler.
Witness J. w Baker, clerk of the countv
court OF McLcnnan Cou ty, At office In M,
city OF Waco, this the 27tl dsy OF Noy,m.
Der lSS2. j. W 'R,vyY
Clerk County Court McLennsn C"1rtv
ieAAs' ll2Sd2Ot
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-02
SLHooL TAX ELECTION.

Where =, on the 9TH day of October,
| lsS2, the city council ordered an election
10 be held on the 'econd Monday in De-
cember, 1882, TO vote on the question of
levy ing u tax ut onehalf OF per centum
to build school houses ami run the public
schools nine months In the year. Now
th,r tore, |, f. A. Sturgis, mayor OF the
city OF Waco, do hereby issue my proc.
lhmltlon, calling an election to be held on
Monday. December llth, 1882, to vote on
the levy ing OF said AK OF one-half of
per centum. Voting places and judges:
First ward, mayors Cftice, Il Z, Massey,
;. w. Mabry and II: Hutchenrder; Second
ward. Green's store house, George Btl.
nard, ". NJ kellett and j. r. Walton;
Third ward, market house. j. A. Haynle,
j. &. Pendlcton and l.. W. Baghy, Fourth
ward, engine house, NJ. NJ. BOggrss, j.
N. Harris and Ed Rodgers; Fifth ward,
Jurney's store. c, ", Jurney, NJ. II. Kel.
lum and ID. c. McGrrgOr. No one but
property tax payers are qualified voters.
The iSdge will use separate boxes tor the
ballots ON this question. Witness NV
hand this the 10Th day OF November lss2.
+. A, STURGGs,
Mayor OF the city OF Waco.
Attest:
j +: BRISKERnoFF, City Recorder.
llg6lOt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-02
NOrlCElN ADMINISTRATIONS

j F BRISKERnoFF, City Recorder.
ll26lOt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-19

secures a husband by telling him
that she is ten years younger than
she really is, need have no fear that
her marriage will thereby be in
validated.
This important judicial decision is
another evidence of the chivalrous
regard which Americans entertain
for woman. Had any man induced
an insurance company to insure his
life by calling himself sixty-three
when he was really seventy-seven,
his conduct would have been de-
clared fraudulent by any civilized
court. Clearly, our courts recognize
that the code of morals existing
among men is not binding upon
women, and that sex is an element
which may totally change the char
acter Of an act.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-19
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Gin propertl 90 Ect.

ADVERTIsEMENTS FOR IT, NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE " Ill BE RECEIVED AT TIL
UPTOWN OFFICES. 80. l.-31 Broadway corner Thirty
frsst sos West Twenty tllri-'t- corner Llghthave.
No ~ F0urteenh--- tnionsq go Third
ave. Forty-scvenths. az The HARLEM OFF CES
LOO and -.3)) rhruaVe, corner Ouehuld4el-4nG
euty -nfth-st. up % at rfli ir 0hce r1tes
FINO L. /. at "a moderate price, large we'll
lighted dpOr appliances for manufacturing in
MI RIOS Building a. 10 - 4ude aJcr-st Apply 10 The
owner iu the building.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
MINES AND MINING
FRIDAY. Aug. 11-r' ~

A. the Mining Stock Exchanges dninesS pohinson pr
ration were the supreme features Ioua' tive and
.gaip was moderately and excepelonsiclsz CONSOLE
,~se / q cents to 1.7O and closed at 20 AZ and
dsred Virginia opened down l6 Genus o. srotber 80
sold at on the an9OpDGS@ff from the dealings
cents per share deSs sTadv named there were no
,novements ~ worthy of mentlon. Comnanv has de-
The 5 sFfn HT5a 5ayden% f $50 oC2
PSy1ole o1 on the DIST instant Transfer OOoAS
on the 10TH
,rs,y 7UE MINING EXCHANGES
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
Gelp Uante1.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL De RECtlNED At IHE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. LBS broadway corner Thirty
frst-si 3OS West Twenty y-thrd-st. corner Eighth ave-
No 81 East Fcurteenh-s Unionsguare 100 Ihird
ave-. corner Forty entht; al the HAHltM OFFCI-
Nos 100 ana 2,300 Thriave.. corner nehuhdfed and
twenty hitb-st- up 10 p NJ, al regular once Iate1
4 SSTSTANT MATRON wanted for large
~ school mnst understand management on cnittth; om
ing and housekee ing good salary ana colo '4D'e oo
Address COM MIITkE. Box 40 I1bhne once
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
MlnlnA.

SIERRA GRANDE, Plata. Bella, Apache
Gus =. NEC. : "a NallsL -
,,e,bor Ne,y y ork and phlade pha Mining xchauges
HATT-ANDERSON GOLD MINING 60.
Nine. and Mil Fifteen Mle stream District y D
Capital $4,000. l50OU shares;
You Yrrs oljcc. ADAM E DE CAMP,
tS Exchan gel lace.
Farmers Loan and trust company kegi''rArS
OFFICE CABoRCA MINING C03F Any. % bk0Ap"1f'
HNUT TRUSTEES OF THE CABORCA MIN ~,
ING COMPANY OF CALI FOkNIA on tne u, ~ y, 1S GHS
n IulC lS.. lcvle assessment so o. OF tWgl'
cents per share 1t. capital soc> Deh4ut1 ~ v-,ife
c, tnr1.t ~ -aledav september .. Looms l. W nv
~ T. All ST. dulucla. agents OF the company WI
receive the above assessment from stockholders III
States. ~, co~t,ecates of
There viii be advertising charg on au ce41HS"c' u
stool remaining unpaid On the -lst August
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12

express Trans eWTOrk. Desbrosses and Cort
landt streets Ferries. as follows ID. r.,
Tk 500. 10 Limited ii a. ], 80 34., = 90, -
q p u night. sundays, J:lJ, and 40 a H.
e.. 7.Sa and % NJ. and IL night ~
M and D. H.. running through via Trenton and Camden
Herruiup f.gs leave street station, Phuadepha
lzOl 8:j 80 54j $50. 7:3 So, 500 anu II a M
Limited Fxurcss 1880 .. NJ. 3. I, $50 800, and
nm nm IN SUNDAY i2OI sos 32O 5:f5 $50 a. 4.
.3p 700 Leave Phila elphll VIA CaIlen
q a m and 4..,J o. n. daily. except sunday
Tie et Onces s49 and 934 BgOadWay, Astor rouse ana
and Corandt-ss touTt-sl ani BROOK
ivn Annex station, Futou-st Brooklyn Nos J. .,
II6 and HudsOnst. HOsOken- station, Jersey 1lty
Trnirrant Ticket Once > BaJtery- place
Inc Ne Transfer Company WILL eau lof and cAecA
baggage iron! hotels and residences. - ,-ooc
FRANK THOMSON, 80 J. X " ~. -.
General Manager. General fits6 Agent
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-Nnnk- Frldav. Augn

NFT-N YORK. Friday. August H. lSoZ''
s--1 sf 100 q W of 3d.ave 5llxlu2.2, Geor6 400
ana ev. X % i haNdnash F-'''NO
s7tn s' ; 10, 10. = 20 uti, ta 20, % I0oo 22ooo
clsFton @ .sI3 I39 o II Vie " % % '1e'Slil,s 195oo
IOeth-sf Il 1870 70 OF Hdaye l96XlUU.L4. y bauh-
rarten and WIFE TO II Dean
same property Lotte Dean ana aho'her u august j
- iihs IL : 20 n OF lst-ave 7JxlOOlli James ozo
OShea Mary NicheIy --. ~. Wv
11qrtsT - ft vs. of 1til-ave, l5oxlOnl &iTFesu
ian JOAN Il Foune and vie 20 i'o]eA "-- "" "a 200
1lsth.,t = 80 it v 3th-ave, 75xlOo llXiTIes1-
lar Il einteresG Johnston ana VIC 10 'AHio'
:, i;'1e.. sei r., Of 5thave xIoolI lainter-
e-t. J ROlcu and wife % A johnston
sprfng.s N .a4 % vs. OF N0Tt--t. o.tX0iN-NOV .-
Anselur 10 is Dbs 10 4 VI Cor ing ..--.----- 4Vt
lslst-.f. n s. 90 cot Wl-ls-afe -1L-V' 10 =
l42d-.t x-5x2uO; elizabeth OnVer To MOOuy
Grand a. Nos 3s3 ana }S3a 2JxlOJ. Henry " Waters 1900
and O. A n lddl. -0'oV'
1S-est e Ma "A = ZOO ~ kiTs T 6O3o
GIeaaess Ga8esJr No 20 y iLi.o'o- 1900
7st1.~t = s. l25 II e. Of 2d-aye. l7.GxlO22 Jessie 600
Never tud husband to h N Wllacl. .-.... ...-, -s-OO
Nashugt01 : iot "a 23Nlo1 H Il Or"SioIu o.oo
and To VI hammond -'-OV
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Buyer so seller 80.
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New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
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