The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-06
TIE HOG is ON THE RUN.
NEW HxPEDIENIS FOR TURNING MS
LRROGINCE INTO MOR7IFICATtoH'

Ns,..rv nv tho Popular Revolt ARaih'
uim-uow 20 Deal Win the
Tho hogs life in New York is no longer
nanny ono 1t ia fast becoming tho 'h'uh w
humIllato him on every possible occasion. tue
nnLLon Communication OF popular contempt Is
nav experience for the beast ana NO uoesht
eat fully understand what 1t MEANS ne mas
,,t,l.asly trnmpled on others rights. and mas
l.ood conventional rules OF decency and order
w Ior,, that he is dazed by the sudden revolt
AGAINST his tyranny. lie hasn't iully reallHeu
1st that he must go, that 1t Ia n war OF extermi.
n.,Ior that has been begun against him. He'll
ard n ont before lonG and then It will not ce
noc.esary to resort so frequently to all kinds OF
nYnsdIepts TO bring about his discontinue.
rho most eNectunl experiment thus far tried
.a.ns TO 10 that employed In two instances
dssoribed in The SuN yesterday. The fashion
of starting n chorus OF Rrunts Whenever hog
r,akea himself offensive In public convey
ance il evidently going to prove popular. IL ls
nrobably tho soverost form Of robuke that can
he administered. 1t Ia u sadly demoraliHeu
.tate OF public manners which can JUSTLY a
resort TO 80 unusual q manifestation OF PUBIC
aentiment II was used In at least Two or
,bree cases yesterday. similar to those first
described, and tho impotent rage OF tho Justly
punished victim in every instance ended IN
discontinue and retreat
Other forms OF rebuke have also been sue
.ssafulIv administered. A tobacco splitting
beast sat In one OF the croas seats IN uo"h
Harlan train on the sixth avenue line on We'd
nesday. After about twenty minutes he changed
mia seat. and lady entering the train at
Rourteenth street started to take the vacant
place Just before she reached It O gentleman
aittinR near and opposite where the tobacco
bepd had seated himself. stopped her with the
remark. made Intentionally audible TO oil In
the vicinity:
Il wouldn't sit there. madam; you will spoil
your dress"
the gentleman for his warning, ana sought
seat elsewhere. The hog who had made the
.oot unrt for occupancy glared at the gentle
nan who had spoken. and the stare was re-
turned nv all the passengers In tho vicinity.
rhn honst aeon became 30 uncomfortable that
he left the car.
Nm n Fourth avenue car Wednesday after
noon all but one seat was occupied when an
overdressed woman. with a ten-year-old boy
rugged out in full Fduntlerov costume and
nurse Girl got aboard. The woman took the
empty seat. The adjoining seat was occupied
by a plainly dressed ad OF the same age as the
little lord in fine raiment. Tho nurse girl.
whether by direction Of the mother or not was
not noticed, unceremoniously seized the plain
lv dressed boy. lifted him to the floor. and
ealmly installed the little lord in his place.
The dispossessed lad was too much abashed
nv the fine feathers of his rival to protest In
anv way. The passengers viewed the perform
apce with an INDIGNATION which did not at nrst
And vent But few moments later gentle
man sitting opposite the overdressed woman
called the boy who had lost his seat to como TO
him. and this bit OF conversation took place In
voices loud enough for everybody sitting near
u N see here. my little, man, want you to
promise me something"
~ henever you arc riding In q car again.
and somebody tries to take away your seat
and give 1t to another little boy. you light Will
I'll don't know, eli" getting very rcd and
looking half fearfully at the little lord who had
his aeat and at the nurse girl and overdressed
l No. that won't do: you mus: promise me to
fight Tor what belongs to you II anybody tries
to take IL away from you"
aid Il. h scar
The boy was Installed carefully In the SCI. seat
s ssSs " ns
he IL 9BS rsa isH IN sEe 8
lights, but he didn't seem at ell disturbed: I'D
ssa nnd pasSSsSa n out Id ThS H ss
This boys meekness under invasion Of bis
dressed WorEinEman sat In one Of tho cross
Ss Hs 81 hastily 3PsSS Sns9sS
car The yorkma3 occupied the t outside aHli
dernSn seated hlS wife beside the YCrEman
Soo seized that .,a9 he'd ndy tS
SSRSiy beside side bis Wife and looked about him
nr n Glance at the man he had forcibly dis
placed. The workman whom no hsd S SsiSsaTltsd
tS Sin az seen 10 sr Els and
rather than his indignation. ,.. A.
his summary dealing with one Of the yllest OF
Was d ST in broadolot6. and was chewing
tobacco. Two or three times he detled the
It became al syident that the outrage was COM
actor i shs episode Which iGioTed; n sso5 s.
Hat on bis back In the, street"
Another correspondent makes TWO oGcellent
suggestions in this communication:
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sS.:ios "o RSs club SSa% q .Ss
sss"t party *! as.s!%!h:s Sh:n and ss:f:
sSsI ::sfs w,ses shd dsSs6ssSs may apS;ss i
T9 %Ss. ssR I q 9s
shall Agitale this sub every evening however unit!
NO have large following and ourdirect purpose will
be to Airont possibly chaBtse any hog who is OBJ
Niously annoying any lady by oRling In any other
way making himself obnoxious
have had one golden opportunity which took Ad'
vantage II Tuesday AFTERNOON on an train person
OF rAHer basb appearance was staring continually At
rather pretty GIRL whom took DO working girl.
She dKetei about and flushed up with indigu alton. I
had THs SrS my pocket, which was taking home to
wife, and, producing II, advanced and prefer ed
her my paper with glance at the mnsher. She &C.
Cepted II with thanks. ana made good Use OF IL
screen until her ornentor oft at the station The
action would probably have passed unnOticed bAd
elderly man remarked to his companion. Hes a
COED IN aud deserves vote Of thAukk" III an audible
lone.
Lot every trUe man make stand In defence Of
WomanhOol, and In time these dudes and liberllnr
will only notice those females whose livelihood Is lie
pendent upon attracting the attention or strangers.
Pray keep Up the crusade,
Still another CORRESPONDENT, who would evil
IDENTIFY defend the masher II he dared. COM
plains that THE sun strains at n very small
Rnat and swallows very large camel when II
attacks the mon who concentrate their gaze
ON a hing OF beauty, which Is a Joy forever,
viz, a pretty girl, while II has nothing to say
about the foul. pToiape and obscene language
everywhere Ased In the public streets,
The man who gazes resi- eatfully and unob-
trusively at a thing OF beauty" which In the
case OF a pretty girl iB assurelly "a 10y for.
ever" by no means comes within tho scope OF