The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-02
QUESTIONS M SUN READERS.


between the United States and Germany.
"Naturallzed American citizens temporarily visiting
sit % s.d the s Ul @
Ing sysdeS military ssry,es Your aHs,onsr is no,
pp he, Ssss%,S tue Gsr
sals .%a.s vii pPsssis
81 that , sG s. asw
lean ci,iaensnip and again become Gsr,nsn subject
M S on s v"sS % III Of foTn s
authorities and TO some extent on the behavior Of the
T he u" maze. himself II
any way obnoxious, he may be expeied after a few
Attorney" writes that husband has life interest
In hts wfes real estate II she has borne to him living
| child its death bstore hers does not destroy the
fathers courtesy estate Lieut. Kelley OF the navy asks
us tn tell s. e. Du Tot that Sir Spencer st. Johns
BLACK Republic" gives stirring but preiudiced nc.
count OF the slave rebellion in layt lie further
gests that the Aston Library contains Moreau's His
| tory OF Hayti lin FRENCH, book by some British
consular officer whose name he forgets well as his
tories of the early buccaneers all OF which will give
| him Information on the subject. In the "Womnn's
Page" last sunday writer contested ignorance to
the reason why the English Jacobites called Princess
Louis of bavaria (Arohdnchess Maria OF Austria, Este.
and Moiena) Mary tv,'"s there is no record of
MARY III of England" Atriend WHITES:
Ths reason |. this They hold tina, Elizabeth was T.
mate successor OF Mary l. and was therefore Mary H.
n, elder dau;.sr p, # James n And Anne Hyde 70
Mary her. s nS such an
instrument as the Act OF settlement IN exstence!
What lot OF things one must believe and dsbeiievo
| to be an English Jacobite.
AIN In your s issue Of sunday June ~ corre'yon:
S within tssn srI Emil AM you. nsTsr was
St.reer q bIooklyn executed &C albany Hpril
s,; ''s
| This wasn't within twenty years. however
We're the Fsn.n leaders Of isG5r"Gi Roberts AMI
born aud when aud where they died ar dead: X. ID.
| Both Roberts and sweeny OF Irish birth vii
liam r. Roberts was born in county Corr Feb IT, 1890
| and came to this country in ls4a lie chosen
President OF the Fenan Association in 1855 and re.
signed in 1857. In 1870 lie elected to Congress
and served two terms President Cleveland sent him
Minister to Chill in April 1sS and he by
Patrick tgnn liz s n'w living in this city, ten
| Thomas W. Sweeny was born in Cork on Christmas
Day. 1920 and came here in 1892 lie served in the
Mexican war; losing hts right arm IA: Churubusco
appointed Lieutenant in the United States Infantry
1s4s. an became Major in 1861 lie was made Brga
dier.General Of Volunteers in 1861 commanded the
Fftysecond Illinois Regiment. and was prominent At
Fort Doneson End shiloh lie was mustered out OF the
| volunteer service IN 1876 lie OF the servce
from Decemoe lists to November. 1866 during which
time he command led the Irish army at Butao lie
signed his command thereafter, was restored to the
army. and promoted Brgader General and retired in
May. 1870 He died in Astoria on April 10. 1882
Please publish the route which the viking will take
are any passenger steamer. pl lug between Bu.aIo
n. t an n san ns p m %
taned 1 p'''''u'"'' '''' a. 10 j. Jo
The Hudson River TO Albany. the Erie Canal 10 Buff
falo and the Grea; Lakes to Chicago. there
erai lines Of passenger steamers the lakes, among
them the Erie and Western Transportatio Line and
| the Cleveland and Buffalo Transit Company. An
perienced traveller that travelling the great
lakes 10 snare and dsusion. and advises you to
20 by boat: take train. or walk
You would obliso me greatly Il you would tell mo the
Sunday su>. II. b.
According to the story. a countryman Now
Orleans with boat load of and boat load of po
tatoes. lie lost his money gambling and then staked
his truck and lost everything when no returned to
the wharf he found that the boat containing the
had been stove in and had sunk. Early in The morn.
| ing the gambler came to claim his winnings Tho
countrymAn looked at HIM. and then said II nc-
knowledge the corn-take IT. but the potatoes you can't
have" This story 10 pretty old, and may give true
account OF the origin Of the saying.
Why wa. the Crystal Palace bais in this city, When
was u burned j, J. N.
1t was built in ls52-s3 and opened July IA OF the
latter year. to contain international exhibition
similar to that of 1851 in London. There q 900
exhibitors in the iair Tho building open regularly
from July IL. 1858. to Oct 81. 1861. In 1857 tho
American Institute held its lar there The place
son it from housshoders of the n.tEhbornood that
1t was believed ut the that the building had
set on fire.
What are the boundaries of williamsburgh.
WILLIAMSBURG constitutes the Thirteenth. Four.
tesnth, Fifteenth. and Sixteenth wards of Brooklyn
Its boundaries. in terms OF the present day arc D
vision really lins about 100 feet north OF
that avenue broadway. Rodney street. Bushwick
nue. Bushwick place. tho limo of Bushwick road NOW
closedL Bushwck avenue again, Humboldt street.
Richardson street, Leonard street. Van Pelt street.
North Fourteenth street. and the East River.
J. Is It correct and good English make use of the
FOOD TO Z,
%"sst
Sasr. w,.Gu aaa,.x ss,ss the name s6.; i'
coed English 10 addres. an unknown lady orally
or unmarried or should 1t DO Madam i" Iny.rlaby in
!. Yes 2 No. g. No. L. Madam invariably
bet, that while tn. British sailor. parade
s1Sd s9 9s ne ami 'aken oscx AGAIN for
wins. Dessrtiou is not an oxtraditabe crime. II
adeserter Keeps the peace our laws do nothing
with him. II he gets drunk he may be locked up but
when he is discharged from jail he Is free to where
he peases even though all the officers OF his ship
ready to seize him.
Are butchers exempt from service trial Jurors
cases wnere murder II charged' KEN
Not SO far rs the laws OF this state concerned
Narrsed.-The twentieth anniversary OF wedding is
the crystal Wedding"
Bowbop.-To-morrow is Monday is correct: to-mor-
row will BIO Monday. Is correct take your choice
L. ". Ern.a-sixteen inches OF snow fell during tho
blizzard of March ~. 1888. that Is ~ inches a
level by Mr. Dunns measure.
Wakon- ANS TEST Book of Descriptive Min.
sraloyy" Appleton. s2.25) We think will give you
what you waAt
Bdaerp-As regards agricultural staples and raw
materials gold has appreciated; as regards wages it
has deprecated
Jam" Dsgnan-Chief Judge DAILY was elected in 1884;
Judge Larremors 10 no longer the bench and has
not been there for some years.
W S. Nanei.-We do not know where ynu get |