The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-19

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the Iani Fund as not being part and parcel OF Tho
We thank these gentlemen for their interest in tho
matter and fos their corrections
- there aJustic. of the Peace in New Yors city
How are Justices OF the Peace appointed N sew York
Rs s esiasT s or t be tS Gs
agents IN New Nor~ Boston Justices Of The Peace .,
MtMnE 5 n Inoo,. Fun tSy.Lnr
j. No. Instead OF justices OF the Peace We have Ponce
Justices and Civil Justices The Police Justices LOOK
after tho criminal matters and the Civil Justices after
the civil that the country managed by the
justices OF the Peace. = The Mayor New York
appoints the Police Justices; the civil Justices arc
| elected by the people. We don't know the procedure
in Boston. 3. There is nothing to prevent him We
| think not. We think that you have in mind tho
commissioners of deeds and the notaries rubc almost
every real estate agent holds either comm sstoncrship
of deeds notaryship In the country Justice OF
the Peace can do the wUrk OF bOtt Commissioner and
notary As rule. there Justices of the Peace
In n city. In some cities you will ind Justices OF
the reace but they hold their office county officials
not city officials; and they take coguizuncs mat
tiers coming under the county laws distinct from
the city. In this city. have no Justices of the
Peace. because New York city and New York county
are conterminous. and the county has existence
apart from the city But in Boston. and in BToOklyn
there are Justices of the Peace whose business with
county matters anu not with city affairs or laws.
Ia the Trunk Line Assoc iation incorporated under
| re t.
eIst Has 1t legal rights 10 enforce payment
shanti In the clas'iacatton Of rates control
ed Does hi, position in any way inrrfere with that
| of the state ArhI.ratort uHNkNAonN.
The Trunk Line Association is not any
where II composed of representatives of tho var
Gus railroads who combine to prevent rate cutting
&C. It's practically railroad trust These represen
| tatives generally the Presidents aud managers sim.
ply among themselves 10 he bound by the regu
laiions OF their association There legal OF
enforcing those regulations II road leaves the
caton 1t can't get back without the consent OF tho
association and it went GU: for some disagreement
or was put ont for some action against tho regulations
II must square matters II 1t out tho whole force
OF tho association is eXertod against It. The asso
citation is paramount over the rates. &c of its roads
There are three Commissioners now appointed by
| the association. They have nothing TO do with tho
state Arbitrator except as being an interested party
| in matters that may come up before him.
IL there any state in the Union where = man can
vote for Presidential electors who s native and
has been III the country less than I'VE ycarsr =.
United states 8. van nat"na! HanHs cose on any
holidays other than hose appointed by The rresdent'
]. Yes; there numbe. Of States in which an alien
who has taken out his first papers and has lived there
for year. more or less may vote for Presidential
electors These are mostly Western and Southern
States which have passed thcr election Jaws seem.
ingy with the hope OF inducing persons TO settle
their territory Thes, States Alabama Arkansas.
Colorado. Florida ln'!iana. Kansas. Louisiana Mich,
pan Nehr La <nrfI ,,alot fra.
gon. South Dakota. Wisconsin =. No: It is wholly in
accordance with the Constitution. Article H. section
clause = says Each STATE shalt appoint. !n sacn
manner as the Legislature thereof may direct mum.
Ter of electors" &C. 1t Is within the power OF the
State to permit aliens to vote. 3. Yes. Don, they
close on saturday afternoons which certainly not
made holiday by the President.
what are "rectned whisAey." modified whi,ksy."
and 100 proof ~ A.. ". Is.
"Recrned whskey" is whiskey that has been re
distilled and freed from Impurities and crudities Of |
various sorts. and has been coored and Favored to
suit Modified whiskey" presumably has been kept |
untn it is sofencd nni no longer rough and harsh. |
proof spirit" is spirit which contains by weight
1Co Parts. so rs Of water and 1924 Of alcohol.
called SO because it is the weakest spirit which viii nj
the rough proof test of exploding gnpowder which
has been moistened with it and then kindcd ono |
hundred per cent proof is pure alcohol cannot get
100 per cont spirit spirit may be distilled and
expressed that will give 81 OF alcohol.
not 100 per cent thereof.
In 1892 got married in Massachusetts Being ont
OF employment, at the nm" came 10 New York As
could not n,an WORK here wa. forced 10 emli.t Ny
has the best right to tie custody lie child. still
A. nrtssn. came, do 50 Si,noui running TO ri.k Of
,a!.rs 'r",nis S'nh let me know what mus. do
You deserted toodeserted your wife first. and your
regiment next. eht You're nee Amer can citizen.
And now you want 10 help them along: very proper.
OF enlistment would have expired two years or more
can't be arrerted for deserving from the army
If your enlistment has expired within two years youn
have TO wait until the two years un
]. Who was Randolph Sylvester who lived In England
nyas BY 9s xp .f When bali . s. !" an az
hi g. w sa H aa, ""1 Gail /" SAY. s,"s tt
roiI.; ana ioris. nr6. 70 continue Playing pay
POI u 'sn !" h. m Hn' Os
10 me spo, from whence The sIot Was made where It
!. We do not know We Hnd no mention OF him In |
any work of reference. =. The logic OF the situation
requires that As BAN should remain where it rolls. II
cannot be put back exactly where it camo from SO
should be !,r where 1t rolls while loses his turn.
.uh"r and :" ' wn" %Ss ~ snT ~o va"
choose the least" "oi twosv'I' ""oo'o the es'yr'
Bartlett in his ninth edition. works backward thus;
"oftwo evils, the less is Awnystob chosen which
10 IN BOOK III, chapter IL oi the lNi'hlihh 81 'iFH'
written IN Latin by Thoma' k'mplS. who d'd IN
147l. Earlier than a krinps comes Chaucrr who
writes IN his "1rOins ani 'r"sn'dc hook H., iihe
47O: "Of hnrines the lesso Is for to cheese aud
further back yet Cicero III his % u" ohc'is'
IA, l. "Of two evils. the lenst is TO be chosen ~
Who composed the words and music OF Way Down
ulOn the sAganee I.Nrr'' So !
Stephen q. Foster. who was horn in Pittsburgh July
T. 1920. and died IN TINS city Jan. II, is'i Way
Down upon tho Suwan'e River the rslH' name 81
which is Tho Old iolLs at Home MAS wii'ienanl
composed by HIM ahuut 1851. II WAS ia" most sue
ceHsful song ever published III this r"un'ry Firth.
POND 90 his publishers. paid him $4,000 IN royal
ties on this suns
Please state In ,n Apcr the balance ~ trade for and
against Ihls country ior The yoafb lN@N 1889. ~ 40
1891. lSDl. y ~
In 1883 We exported s1Nb.g5+.Go7 aud imported
S72a a67 ia tho "balancr Of trade being against us
by x2sOoOUuO N 1881 We exported fI42OUo,OoO and
imported STiJ 100000: Agaln 'he balance OF trade"
was against Us by 273OOOo Since then 1t has always