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SON, Miss Birdie Robinson, GainesviiIe,
nrs smith, Baird; A r Shepherd, G A
Edwards, Texas; " A Briggs, Wa q
hscbie; T Johnson. Gaivestou; G T.
Deno, Waco; II James, Memphis; w
W Clark, New York; w o Franklin,
Fort Worth; Mrs Coates, Boliver, Tenn
essee; Robert L. Campbell, United $, ates
consul, Mexlco;J II Reynolds, Wills
Points : Stranghan, Palo Pluto; Mrs
W II Tnnnison, Fort Worth; "A II Lang,
Memphis; Louis Whitney, Hlmiiaon
9'anty: y f sparks aud lady, Alvrado;
d W WGrria, Wax haehie: IS CASTOR
Corsicana; j Halt. i Il Mason, Hot
Syringe; j II Marion. Mar hnll; john A
williams, III Pas5; Mrs l. vs. o lesbN,
Miss Lnl Oslesiy, tni l. W OEie.hv'
Piano; G Y Ha der Hudson, liioois;
Mrs j c'dliemAu, " lorrl~; Miss
Hafri-, B@rkeuship Il Hakc. texas; J
I furf ar. II Yaa ~ pac ii 4 raiIr,od
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were two trees, tho enc bearing
"Haoma," which was supposed t. give
Immortality to all who drank its juice.
"Hsoma" and the Hindoo word .'Soma"
are but different forms OF ono word.
The Psrsees al.o tell the story of the
first temptation almost identical with
The Bible story, even TO thu ternpter
having taken the form of serpent. The
Hoitentots say their first parents COM
mitted SO great sin the
s snd f0 their c 61d cursed Ths them
the Parsees and the Hindoos all had
traditions identical with the biblical ac-
count in Genesis OF the ten ante-delu-
Wan heroes. The tradition of the flood
is well nigh universal The Egyptians,
the Chaldeans, the Hingoos, the Chi
nese, the MeXicans, that is the abort.
gines of Mexico, the FIJI Islanders, the
American Indians and the Greeks all
have traditions Of the food so similar
they can well he called identical. If
these races, different from zach other in
all respects as they are, are not all from
one origin, if their religions are not all
but notifications Of one original relig-
ion, and being the original religion
coming direct from this one and tho
true God, how is it that they have the
same legends about the creation, the
wickedness OF the people, their destruc.
ton, save eight by water and the sub
sequent dispersion ofthe races? | tell
| You all religions which acknowledge Il
upreune creat0rand ruler and.wnich en-
brace also the doctrine otChristianity, ARE
rig t and enibody all the principles of
salvation. Belief, faith and compliance
RS near as it is possible for frail, weak
| men to do with the commandments of
/ the Creator cover all the ground OF sal
! yation. | have heard that all men who
( preach there are infants, (unbaptzed)
only aspan longin hell. There may be,
| but there are heather in heaven six feet
feet long, for "the heathen have law
unto themselves" holy writ tellS us.
will tell you another time about the Sec
ond time lived on earth, anu my dog
aud somewhat Of our experiences; also
of how the different religions were es-
tabllshed and the scope OF their concep-
tions." So saying, the old tramp beto0ll
himself to the river bottom where he
has his only habitation--under a tree.%
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A Pastor and Wife well "pounded ="

The Rev. Weems Wootten, who has
been assigned to the pastorato of the
Floyd street Methodist Episcopal
church, south, aud who has been de
tanned by sickness of his brother, has
arrived with his wife, and will now en-
ter actively upon his work. The pastor
and wife were most agreeably sur
prised and delighted Mt finding royal
reception awaiting them last Friday
night, in the way OF donation or
pound" party, rendered them by the
members and friends of the church.
They were ushered into a nice parson-
age, relitted and furnished, with q larJer
well stocked with provisions, kitchen
utensils, and everything necessary Tor
housekeeping. This il, indeed, a most
worthy and commemorate feature In
this church, and too much praise cannot
be awarded the "pOunders" for their
consideration and appreciation of the
wants Of pastor ana wife, md will
doubtless prove to them pleasing
reminisence and green oasis in their
itinorant pilgrimage through this vale
OF tears.
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COR REMT-

-
EOF SALE-tt kNP PEOpEErf on
=. N''i a'a oi i1s. Dallas ONO or two
'.l ... tt't ul foNw terms.
-. II q IL. t'4t % 'h '"" trirf. 'Np'r
- 80 wee 't' 'A..' ''' t't'g
y aFt dol, Gin u,,iaTi ir rlIf. ynrt ;. u,i's
u' one h.c yDJIiiU- 'r.' l.y sale, .,U hr
1" 'Hr Hl noe tllr. ov $50 o.. -. O.
.I.. .H...s, 60 5.r..D fn,e. usr-9.
FNNH VIA iDr tOrJ.cf. mn
uNi"our, nu .d "or. .tu, wei ui good
watHr,rI, SO. .,.....fprf. ". t.T.s.
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L ani gItr s.r.a.. 80. ~. 49,. Wv .'- aus. ~
w Hv tyup.ti.rnt.I. Ill, ,,. tf,,.,,,,. b,
GNLANs, itell t.'a.. N..n.- AND ln,i.,l,rs
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.uuuurn.>U..i room. sri. ,'r ~ i n'Iil'
mon "r ,5uJuNru ANA ,r!Ir. Nu.5 I,srwD.d
III wecu Ew au1 lac,n avenue. dc,,si
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The absence from this city of DR.. CIV.
Pierce, who, with L. w. Wampler,
should be in Austin to answer to the
charge of having obtained large body
of school land by practices in violation
of law, creates the suspicion that he has
levanted, whish, being literally trans
lated, means gone west to grow up with
the country. lhe doctor has not
bOen seen on our streets
for nearly two weeks, and
Sheriff Smith has been after him with
an attachment for nearly two DAYS. The
Doctors bond was fixed at $1,000, which
is under the value of his property in this
city, Sheriff Smith left yesterday for
Austin to take down attached witnesses
in tho case.
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Tho Relt strcst Mnilunr Enininnh.

Tho Belt street railway was enjoined
yesterday by an injunction suit filed in
the district court by the Texas Il Pacific
railway company, praying the court to
restrain tho street railway from laying
its track across its track at
the intersection of Pacific avenue
ana Lamar street. The Belt line
was granted tho right-of-way to lay
It's track from the south sido of Elm
street to Lamar street, out that street to
Camp street TO connect it5 line, by the
city council, at its last meeting. The
street railway has been very entorpris-
iug, and there is likely to DO lively
legal fight over tho matter.
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hAbLAS COUNTY OMBIBSiONERS'
Il Court, NC' Vmber Term, 4. -. 1881:
November 20, iSA.-lhe follow ne order was
n' d, f''i entered, io-wt Ordered, Tint
tho clerk of this court be directed to adver-
3e Tor bidders Tor the following purposes.
tn-Nit: First-tor e suprrinten' emit OF tile
la'Ias county fs pa from january !. IsS'. to
jhunhry L. isst, BIDDERS 90 state selary per
mouth. ~rcOyd-Eur q physician for The
bHua, county Nrm fnr On5 year from Juuu-
ary !, lN,', bidders t0 state salary per month.
lhlrd-tut % county physician 10 attend the
JElHiA pauperS NOT on the county lrm Tor
one 'str rom January I, 1855 b,diers to
al"ic salary ,rl month. Fourth For a sax-
Ton FOR luccouniy 20 bury the INDECENT DOR
Tor ~ wear nom January J, 1885. Finn--FOr
lurA ming medicine to tine inmates of the
jan and lhdigent poor not ON The county farm,
bidders to state the price per prescription,
Al uluS 10 he hlrd with the unity clerk or
county Judge. and TO hc opened blythe court
on MONDAY. december 3, 1881, and tho county
expressly rr-erN the right 10 reject any or
Az BIDS tHdt may bC presented
hereby certify that the above il . true and
correct copN Of the order aforesaid SIS apucars
lfom the minutes Cisald cougt made Al So q
term.
~. ). .-Giyeu under my hand and Official
seal, nc office, IN the city Of Dallas, tnts 2lst
day Of November, A. D. !ssi,
", ". e. HILL,
County Clerk DgiiJs county, Texas.
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LEGAL

= ny lEnp~T.th- o. AMHEI A.
%ortheu iU Gin District of lex S, greet.
log: n on are hereby commanded tnnt NoG
ansj the f1i OWN" uoiiro ia words and zig
nt's s oiiu"t. 'o-Nt: NO. i7i--Fury Won
Pr er r. ais suit pending IN the Circuit
,ou rene Whit O. states TOR the Northern
urea. VS. ret OF 2 eN1s, 10 the tifh Cir
cmt at atlas. IO8l persoUs intere ted in
the above entitled suit: Notice Is hereby
AlNGhlh tr my Won prvuScnen i.cibenstien
ana lemons Won preuschcn he b.nstis a,
r'antitS, have illtd interi ogHtnricS H. a Ger
tam "a. pending in tine ifcuit Court OF the
hiel 'aleS Tor tle Northern JUDICIAL Dis-
trlct OF Texas, III the Fifth Circuit, at Dallas
wherein Fanny Won Pre- lscben i.tibc stien
aud cmOns y on lTeuschcn LeibenStien are
plaintiffs, and I hnr!cs W. Parker. +. *
kconr aud luciusC Parker are defendant
No. 9N-lo Francis @. Henderson, q witness,
who resides aL range, In the county o Essex
and state o. NeN Irr ey, tho answers to
which will be read in evidence on the trial of
SAID c Sc, and has also filel an AFFIDAVIT n
safd sui made by Il. H. CuughaNOur, Attor-
neyf rstid laiutiii's, That Lu0iuS G, PARK err,
o crfth dtten amt to sal / suit. = q resi-
dent clLZen Of the ~ tool Iowa, residing ia
tho cuu ~ o Wapallo iIs Ia stHic tn said
de endaut is yOud he Jurisdiction OF thsa
court so tuat M uoticc ana copy Of H. ter
rogatDr es cannot be syrv dupua him FOR the
purp a. OF lNilug ueI p,itlOn ana eli par
ty has no thniity ut reco up0n whom
notice g. n be ier, ell mud th.t q commission
Wi. issue lCr after the 10Th day after the
ruhli'atuA OF This notice, TO takO the deposit
rOu of saidWitucss.
witness; \, }. HOUSTON, Clerk Of the
Circuit oHrt 10 The Uni ed states FOR the
Northern Jnd ci2i district Of Texas, in the
Fii,h ir1l Il, Da lis.
Il. 5 l-Hlvcn undermy hand SID seal OF
"a court ~ flee, ia hg city OF la las, tl..g
9Th dayof Decsruher 1851.
.n= CO.
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Collecting pnrlnr raN.

Deputy City Assessor and Collector
Bissoll was out yesterday with his little
book collecting tho tax of property
owners benefited on tho street paving
mere are some few who, now that me
pavement is down, profess that thog
would prefer dirt aud mud, lint sucI
talk don't pey taXos nor show enter
prise, uaiihorwiii 10 wash, for the take,
ou ,He same has 10 he forthcoming.
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90 isA c,rat satisfaction ~ he able e..
te"'id d cure OF disease, aud we Do NOS.
therefore. wonder wUen Mr.. n. ~
Wr.shi OF Albany, \. y, Estate peprrt-
luenQ, writes; Il cannot refrain nom
expressing my satisfaction az the snc.
cess Of Mishior's Herb Bittors In curlnc
me OF caiarrh.f There are many thuu.
sands at others like Mr.. Welsh, who
write sp tell nf their cure vi dyspepsia.
aNer and sidney diseases. stomach ais.
orders, aud other complaints. Tor all of
Wteh this great medicius il snver-
elan remedy.
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During the past cold spell good deal
OF pork has been slaughtered, but
Messrs. Doran Bros, who have a largo
pork packing establishment, state that
hero Will he no regular "hog killing
umo' until just before tho HOLIDAYS,
Wheh the. chances are that pork will
,aEo tne lead. Tho say that tho hog
crccp THIS season is far superior to that
Of past wears.
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The A'aus Leonard Assignments
The Mutual National bank OF New
orleaus, has Med AN attachment suit IN
the United States circui. court Us.
Adams 4 Leonard, for S5al, and mum.
Der Of gayuishmonts have been served
ON creditors.
Thore Is some cunmotion among the
creditors concerning the $1,000 realized
on the sale Of the attached .tock of
Bryan Il bradshaw grocors, which
was purchased by Wesley Clark. The
hrin or Bryan * bradshaw We're
garniSheed aud now an effort is hsiur
maze To get hold ct tho funds realized
hy The creditors Of Adams 4 Leonard.
Sherlil Smith rendered 90 District Clerk
Jones, thelaw,ul custodian OF the funds.
a cef1'Sod check for he amount, but ,hc
clerk declined, IS hc is responsible. lo
receive anything short Of the solid r..h
tuuS the matter stands.
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knighisorI.bor.

The first annual ball Of tho Knight, Of
Labor iailos place at Armory hall De.
cemhor IT, IN address will be made
by Col. ". D, Wylie. Dr. Carl
Murray, Prof. Lawrence, A. &. Lstiel
am W, \. Bryau, torn the invitation
committee; Ngssrs. Monta Reach. John
Dillon, y. II. Farger and e.. ). StDv,i
we i.oor olmmittee, aud McssrS. II. d.
seek chairman; c. u. COnyets, T.. B
Simpson, t. = Storey, Monta Beach, ~
T. rlion, }. j. Slaughter AMI 4. S.mn.
Sou The reception committees.
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City vs.. James X. Childers, intoxica-
ton; discharged.
City Va. Y. Randall, assault; fined s..
City vs.. Tom Collier, lighting; fined
City vs.. Jed Lawrence, assault, and
battery; discharged.
City W. NJ. Il. Baker, assault ana hat
teryi discharged.
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ona stiII Hunt.

Deputy City Marshal Ed Cornwall
and Police Officer $. II. Beard lett YES.
to-day morning for the Indian Territory
ustous.hly on a hunt Tor game, blt Il
does appear that they must certainly be
alter game Of tho human species, and
that they must have cotton permission
nom We nroper sonrcN 10 mAhn Tho Tim
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a great variety OF gift books, albums
writing deshs, work boxes, toilet order
iewelry and card cases, ink stands.
music boxes, etc., az j. Is. Fears book
store, oO' Main street. Some of these
goods are simply elegant.
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what Is tho whole duty OF a married
man3' asks tho new coniugal catochisin.
70 be agreeable 10 his wife and keen Or.
BUR- Cough syrup In the house tor tho
children wnon they set cold, vi course.
Ask us something hard.
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AZ cSt George; ] u Fox, Terr.
iimtoiC J. stephens, BrowirIooa, j
"a king, rlot phniijames Il Ford aaa
son, Paris, Kentucky; Miss Josie Robin.
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Teacher, Paid on

The teSohors Of the public schools
were paid their salaries yesterday for
the month ending December :. There
hrs twenty.one teachers and the super.
lniehdent' and required q, 500 to liqul.
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silver Noon Restaurant, 7la Hlm
street. Best location ia thecity. Has a
2ood trade md il a good chance Tor uash
customers. Good reasons for selling.
Apply az once.
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II you will call at 5O5 Main .irse. we
I'LL take pleasure Ia showing ven the
rsest assortment OF holiday goods Ia
,itt cltN.
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T ~ best smoking tobacco is "Ltu,
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LTVIt 0Ana OF hNCuA NGE : V,vo
4 Gcres VI land at fair .r.uuGs; house ,, VIZ
~ rooms q large frot yard laid OF In gr@yei
raa a,ss Gu"ef Shiuphey and flowers, frrit
uarh' ainDie, etc, We'll and cislern WIN se,l
chcip Ior cash ur trade for lusln-ss nrnrcrt ~
Appi' To simpson and Huffman. 731e I EEI.
--.-.------ uec7-it
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"a ANrtn-l YOU : MAN W.T. NJ :, : = !,
~ Ahicely flTnis ed 70 ,in a As
family, with ccomI.odatiops or W. prl Itts
nr sye iS1 Goardl Mi.he. room mate ~ e
a u uiii En- or
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w ana ife; no h c IN do o.,v ,,osi MAN
h2n-e or outdoors. address HENRY H aoo9t
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w ANTEn-t'O FACE, 4 R,7Tir 7,z Ill
" rnon an kitchcn, in plea.ant FOUR
orhood Rent, loet i'm and f,iIi - neigh
to =. e.. p. - Drl,ver A. '"'A p'''S dc lars
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an FEp-A RE IDE NCE OF nv
or TX r ouls ar an uniup owe To- VI
less than 70 to To rcrtirhn or N ac ,ot' no
e e'1 , 20 'tst'once Adt.e = the unesr
? owed, state characte fitnpruysrns,rti m
LANCASTER, DaIl las =. o. ''iehts.
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a. AMI H. WOMAN r. DO IN y . -. =,
houSewor%. app y TO NJ. \. A. ~ "a y
% ana f1' Elm street, cu.iirr sycg,to,,S',
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" ANItN-GUOD UOAp MIXep59
Texas. q odmicr. ga '''''S Waco
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WANTED.

yy1ANTED-IF qArr syn ur
w any kind, or II you var, v,, mELP OF
KIND, apply a once; we arr. consta,aiv ~ any
ing nein IN al paris Of the eountry plse-
fLofh ENr pFEice 6D' ain and in, IN en-
- nO32.I,-
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il w > y f-uJ ~ 100 FEET, On tiRfp-
Y i'm street, two houses with rour rlnr,,
e4chi reIts for 50. THIS prorcrly /. Van y1an
situated ma hyus,s new N'ii sru cbosa
Ap.iy toSimp,on & huffman, 73l Bin, strest
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w led tNIEkS FOR II ~
some'y Turn shed room IN tnhjaA u
gentleman and wife o, TWO geniiem,n t 20 10, Tor
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tod her "tho grave was Gods grlon
To plant out ilis pretticst howe $,
that thence they are moved IL His morcy
TO bloom IN His beautiful bowen
The blossoms lie hurlos in winter,
And coterSin snow from The cold:
80 he the STROUD wrapped around Cary.
The sunlight Of spring will unfold,
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IL. II. II. A w -
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That even the lOyelicsti,
That Tolls on the LATEST wave,
In winter time bu'1eS its beauty,
And blooms again blanchcd IN the grave
smile In her pretty eyes played then
a moment forfeit NJ her pain,
The tears seemed sparkle with glndncss
Lake sunshine when streaming through
rain.
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Loss aud Gain.

To THE EDrroR OF THE SUN-!Su: Inasmuch
rs our man Of destiny said to be already anxious to
get receccd"and it il fair to presume that those who
got HIM nominated" will move hcaNe and earth to
keep him inwili you please horoscope his future
retrnspec,ing HE past or have your other Observer
do who did the analysis OF the vote OF city
tons so crcunspectiyi Gov. Cleveland started with
capital OF one hundred and ninety odd thous and-I
haven't the exact heures-in the state. he gained
once nv his vetocs, pardons and app ,int nents say
twenty or twenty hve thousand INDEPENDENTS These
can be pretty definitely ntrrrainrh because they gave
th"ir names with their contributions THIS would give
we man OF destiny two hun red aud ten or fifteen
Thousand begll with Then Won want to add the tel
or rlc'"n hnnlrel hat h" came out with Tor the rrrsi
d"'ry, Butter took away FROM hn seventeen or
eighteen thousand: hut - John took six thou.
sand more than Butler Not from Blaine, that slould
b-o be put tte,elandr credit The Stalwart defe,
ton ~ the only other transparent factor he placed
which may be done Icy comparing the
the el.cl"rhi with the Judiciary ticket which would
seem ~ e rational nnsmch M tho Blaine and Clcve
iand p"htclsrs pooled their is.nes " on the Court of
Appeals ana took half aud half with rand neither
st"'wart nor iis'f breed nor vet Iamnnny Coun.
" Now tell u II NUu can where Cleveland mud Man.
hinHr i"o hurh ed Thousand have Ron. and wha to
bec"uio of thent ON OpstnvsR
Nov. II
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To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN-Sir: In your
article on the secionam OF the Rcpnblica party in
late issue of Tug Sun think your reasoning illogical
and falacous.
You assume the Republican party to be sectionx be-
cause they failed to in the late election any the
old Hlavehoiing States In view OF fact that tie
party had large following in ALL nearly a Of those
States You call the Democratic party nation Al bsca
they have In carrying four states by small pu
ra!l'es in the great North and West tits shown that tho
Republicans have pOed nearly large majorities
North aud West as the Democrats or Bourbons have in
tue south. or the old slave States This o.
my IL altogether too tn-cnn hardly he called good
logic IHk suns editor In also that the Rtpu.
hcnus would nave carried several Of the Sou
crn states iii fair ballot and an honest
count. Is this denedi think not by honest
shines for MI IL the Kepnbca party is sectional how
what he IL about, would encourage the Dr" posed
effort for him III the southern States said
hnd truly the gr"rt mass II luLorers in the South
were blacks and could not vote they pleased. Do
you rdmit ht the Peoples party sectional and that
Ben Butler IL HI,thor Of s.ctiuu,li-uf iru.t
my fears Ill not true hut 10y certain signs looks
very much a. II Ting syn. III" only Democratic paper
know OF that has stood popular rights is slowly
but surely verRing around to the Bourbon Democracy
and that the Peoples tly laid
Please let Tar Sos shine and clear of these
shady points. BLAME REPUBLICAN,.
kEw NoRE, Nov
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To THE EDiroR OF THE Sun Sir In your
issue Of Wednesday ,s an account OF young Mr. Bur
cisrd's protestaons aVainst pigby BELTS u-e Of h
father name in connection with acsuss in the pay
nf Net GwS nnc At the Casino 1t certainly is much
Ia the young mans credit that he should try and pro-
tect his covered father" from these assaults but out
side Of the Burciard family people will not feel much
ngsrieved at the laugh caused by bella Whoa
burchHrd.' when he wiSI.s his donkey
JUDGED, there Is irrttv rm belief among The Repub
mean party AZ large that resulted in his
ei"ctinn II James q Blliuc Ind said Whoa donkey"
when The Rev Dr. Burchsrd gave utt,raure to those
three RS II might have hu-t the Rev Dr. Eurct ards
feelings hut what of tAt' i4 words have injured the
feelings ~ every Republican voter In the
the Catholic PORTION Of the Democratic voters so wa
think young Mr.. Bnfcliard should re po much ag-
Rri"N ed NJ the laughter caused bv Mr. Bells inke It
certainly shows what the feeling is and out Of conaid
-furu uf the son tile joke may he ut-coiuuurd
rs The Casino u concerned; but the animal has
been associated win TIE cl-rYymau's viii htly
r., r't'nt nm ia ~ time to come. AsTI.MuLH.
NV YORK, Nov -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-12-07
The Thank .gtvins Crowd on the EIevated
Roads.

To THE EDITOR or THE SUN--Sir: Yaster-
day being Thanksgiving Day all the elevated roads were
heavily patrouzcd and in the early evening their cars
were overlooking with human freight Many scekers
for transit these rosis had only good reason
feel unthankfu but to be thoroughly aud Justly indg
nant For example between the hours 81 3 and r. W..
at Seventy aud Ninth avenu. money was
taken FOR tickets freely and fast large
bers who applied could be scconnI ointe The
urki's We're deposited in The receivers box,
AMI the Platform crowded passengers
Train after arrived aUd departed on tho
down tp, hut none ~ IN" large uumuer ho desired
get to Ihcir could do IA the
reason that where n possib 10 board she they
were not permitted to do II realized that
those WIN must get home wout have to rc4Ort
transit Parties numbers lcft the plat
form aud applied nj the office Tor what seemed just-n
draw back check ar something 10 show thar they
were cu,'lv! ritr To CruiIt Of the employees
AZ the station would say the picnnts treated
COuricuu-iy. AMI while tIuy justice of
the nipliciti.u they
amp!r OF I'll" narrated have witnessed
many times pre- EtuIsy. TIogrf TT | write tha tho
instanc" Of many who were, ike myself, wrnng-d
this