The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-18

hunn on cireumetantal evld9noe ana 10 ~
niSIn doc,rnSs 81 GTsristsny accepted At the time
OF Chrlstg crucinxionf HAPPY DAIa
l. Might y few. guess; but We don't know no"
many. > No; he was Roman pagan" a NO. ths
..S. ~, D"Wo 10 mat ~" ,sIpk because Won al
quostonsi but think twice before you send any more
questions IKE these. -
vh.r p..-- e,,,,-., D,,v.d hsr. Uors tb.re thres
Booths Theatre" and who was at tho F'''H N'SpGE r.
When Barry Sullivan played here in 1878 at Booths
nS Davenport "ATSa aura Hsans' sin q, !. n'
tobsr Booth op,nel At tho Fifth Avenue Theatre but
Sullivan and Davenport had left the city.
When did George tippard the novelist die are MS
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"S"' III" "o'e -'' " go $50
what saink vessel crossed the Atlantic In 1879 1880
| in two weeks timef hnWAhRhh
| We dont know that any vessel made such trip In
those days; but In 1854 the snip heu Jaokot lea from
Sandy Hook to Liverpool In ID days hour 70 min
utes which s the best time on record.
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| Well samiel You ought to be spanked you say
you've taken TUE suS for twenty years yet this the
way Jou SPELL Shame on you samieii los namu'e"
the bar oers nave two unions IN "ko 'h''o
| In New YORK sam u'sL you make us tired
ddo shs Prize nGa zen s ~ Nv anG
700 'osa OCCUR ana no" oiu "ef' 'ho on ~ 'lo eWo
~ , ., A. 80 n T.
months and days ola; ooss was Al years months ana
On aartAt Anflv hafnR Ne
poInta Of order on tSis Iii" What did he meSn, =
Again. notice that when q bill is passed. member
moves no m shn avg 10 70 lay ths monoh
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made than Th sn..t,- .otd :. Al ,h. noIn,. -, 80
Iii h. 5000, ~, - ~, ,, 1900. :, ~ ~ VI ~,
20 th. Committ., ~ tho who,. opla h. ,,hon, n.,n
a U 70 ANY, Any rRn tnS'o mo,On. arc sim
enemy might move a reconsideration and tho bill
might be defeated So friend moves n reconud GRAFTON
and then move TO lay that motion on the table IL tho
latter mo ion walls tho enemy to obi ain recon.id
Grafton would first have to get the motion TO
OF tho table there can't be two to roconsider
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nv vh,,h ~. h,i 80. nass.a RI. on.r",,os ,
cor.,a.rahI. d,mor,v N >-'1 -
10 not the Roman Catholics outpumber Ali other fol-
lowers Of christ! DEW
and yI4sOnuD for IN. pro,.,tart and F.s,.rn
Churchoa Thu. the Roman CatholIc. ontnumbsr nnv
ono sect of Professionals but not all the ssctA
In a music book in my possession tho music to the
, Last koss OF summer Is ascrlhed to totow IN The
by Sir John stevenson and O6aract erstte %nrda hy
Thomas Moore" the melody is Ascroed to Moore and
hS s"hS ho Az, Az W Inc nroVes or biar
compose any melodies at alIy l. E. NJ
posed by Dir John stevenson who adapted an old Ir.h
dirre rlotow used the air in Martha the scene of
which opera ia laid Mt Richmond on the Tn nmea Flo
tov having h.on brought mn IN psri, .nt h.,nn
tically Frenchman- decorated am a, ,onor.nt
of thought to land IocaI color IN
his English opera by Introducing an irish melody Tho
"Groves of barney Ia not the same air as tho Last
Rose" We don't think Moore himself composed any
music; he was tho cause of melody in othera
What percentage all those born tho world over live
Dr. ogle who succeeded DR. Farr in the ReRiuterIen.
erals office In London has calculated on the returns
for tho ten years 1871 1880 that of loouuoo males
,h,,,, ., - n.ro.,, n, I,o,o, t.r,.I.. ~ o,s -
'ha' H. - 10 per cent vi i""o" temaeS TILED sur
ViVe AZ the enc OF tho seventeen year.
What osndsra AZ. ,b. ann and ,noon, I,ov
peaiJy th,v NJ. nspt.r. bu wh., ~. ,.r,o,sv ,,.,
w.cou IN. ,nr NJ Oh. r,oor ID, % 40 ~. r..., ~,
1niauS tho spansh III, portuvn.ss. IN. Go,man, c.I
the pnp .h, the moon n. and 40 do rho norh,rn m
tiops "a vail IL. ,hs uIndr, Arahi.n. a,
l. Does the sun ria. in exactly tn. sam. Mac. .v,rv
morning , How much Iarvsr ia the sRn tSnn ehs
0artl and the earth than the moon s How 1t that
someuneS inc sun seems 10 10 very strong and at
~ 80 ~. 4, -, y, IE,, ,., Nu"'ouS'
49,. 49,, - 80 ,,1.s , ~, " e''
q ~. 49, !. , ,so ,S,o -, 49,, ~ " W '
,h. ,th T., a "a 49, - o. ~ - 'io '"' VI" n ""e
ably on account of tho clouds or umbrellas or other
'hihkS Re''ihR Ill the way.
1sro. oh. mama :. p.o,e, 0...,, . r.,.,
Are not York state pe0p'c called knickerhock.rs
as ohioAns are called Buckeyes AMI lndianians
"UO r' an QV@H.
usp'nu" ''aRo"@u RA'o " 'ne name because no
Ing change TO the weather had had in tho straits
called by his name We believe that tho ia really
more quiet than tho Atlantic though, OF course on
occasions. It can raise q Yes; but wrongly
knickerbockers are New York city people.
When were the Fridge ntroet ferry and the Jaeh.or
street ferry closed' /. FOI.
The Jackson street ferry closed about 1901;