The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-16
VIVA. 1. tn. difference. s,,r..n . Recorder and .

bhdN IN tue second or the third doth threat;
Will simply then forstels the future feat.
Wss; i' the difference between a Recorder and a
The Recorder 1, the Chief Justic. Of the cour, Of Gen.
srai Sessions OF the Peace. while Judge Is the title
applied to all other magistrates. whether OF courts Of
record or OF ordinary police courts. The Rteordsrship
Of this city is the oldest Judicial once in America.
Bowler LAW Dictionary says: "Anoientiy rseord.r
siFnined to recite or testify on recollection. as occasion
might require. what had previously passed In court:
and this was the duty OF the Judges, thence called
rscO'd'1." When the English got this city. King
Charles IL, IL 1888, appointed James Graham. Esqr.
Ito be the present Recorder OF the said City. to do
and execute all Things which unto the onnoo Of Record.
or OF the Said City doth or may In anyw,ss appertsin
or belong" The Recorder was the only distinctiveiy
criminal Judge until 1851, when the ONCE OF City Judge
was created. In 1874 the once OF Judge Of Sessions
was created. and in 1880 a second Judgeship Of Sos.
sions was created. Mean hile other Courts were need.
ed. and the Recorders principal duty inchning toward
the criminal side Of justice. other magistrates were
created: frst the Court OF Common Pleas In 1886. with
Its Judges: then the Supreme Court Of the state; then
the Superior Court OF the CITY of New YORK. in 1928.
and the Marine now tho city Court in 1911. Tho
Supreme Court had n criminal branch. the Court
Of oyer and Termlnsr; but tho Recorders Court
OF Gensrai Sessions was the only distinctive criminal
court OF record. So there Is only one Recorder.
though there arc scores OF other Judges. leaving out
the police Magistrates. who arc called without author.
ity Judges" Tho Recordership does no. rank with the
Justicesh,ps OF tho supreme Court. but comes next
after them. The Rsoordership OF this city 10 an ONCE
,uf q.a-,i.. As Its holder has many things to do that are
not strictly judicial. and has many powers that other
magistrates have not. lie sits in tho hoard OF Revision
and Correction of "A ssessments.i ia a Commissions OF tho
Sinking Fund. and . member OF tho Board to Select
Grand Jurors. and also . trustee OF the Sailors Snug
harbor. and he has power In certain cases to change
the places of holding courts in this city. So q Judge
may DO and Is any person holding q maeisterial once;
there is only one Recorder and his tito means much.
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in New York o IN n shieS The isetur.s for ,hs sq a.e Yea. .Sn az.
given In the evening or any time after 3 p. ~. bury.
Duhy. you and dozens Of other +" would.bs doctors'
think you can study medicine In tho happy-soiuoky
way tho law.pilis study lAw-leotures in tho afternoon.
once work In the morning. You must give up that idea
at once. Medicine requires twenty-five hours out OF
twentyfour and moro on sundays and holidays. The
lectures In every medical school are given when the
! professors and lecturers can nnd time for them. They're
given In the morning. and In tho afternoon. ami the
evening: and somo of tho private " qulzzos' begin at
1880 or IL r. NJ. and stop In time TO get ready for
breakfast IL you dress quickly. Now, Duty. II you AJAX
because you think medicine is a snap like these after.
noon law schools. you'd better keep out OF 1t: but IL
You can stand tho pace. and ask simply because you're
ignorant. why. go ahead. and with good health and
hard work you may get your license to XIII. kill. kill.
kill. kill"
Where can I ind tho best description at = battle
Certainly not in any technical book on war or Its
campaigns. In Conan Doyle's Great shadow" which
TBE sus published last year. 10 an excellent account Of
the battle OF Waterloo: In Westward Ho :" 10 . good
description of . part of tho lighting in which tho Great
and Invinciblo Armada Was defeated. There are few
good accounts of battles In our civil war-it IL too 70.
cent: but some OF the newspapers OF the time had
pretty good descriptions. which you will md In Put.
MANS " Record OF tho Rebellion Doyle's account
Of Waterloo Is said to DO Que OF tho best descriptions
of q battle yet given.
Please explain the exact meaning OF the last sen.
tenee Of this quotation from Jefferson: "The Garth be.
or control over It," j. J. G.
rsufruct. compounded Of two Latin words u.u. and
6u1w. means the right OF enjoying all the advantages
dervable from tho use of something which belongs to
another. SO far as 10 compatible with the substance OF
the thing not being destroyed or injured" Jenerson's
meaning IL that. so far As tho privilege Of using the
earth and land is concerned. the dead should have
nothing to say. He was arguing against mortmain.
In = recent r iS.us I see 4 stated, as = fac. that when
R Rca.s .P,. 19 "a. Mr. ,n.n. nn.r'sSn March sTei,sd So e the ,s,r whit.
no "ne but the servants to receive them both President
usual courtesies to the incoming President. Is this soi
It is not so. Mr.. Cleveland returned to the White
House with President Harrison and took lunch with
him there. kra Cleveland. however. was not there. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland had given a dinner to tho |
Harrisons when they FIRST reached Washington. aud |
Mr.. Cleveland and Mr.. Harrison had exchanged calls. |
l.. Did Robert Mantell ever support Fanny Davenport,
u AZ Il 80 ds 10 p5 no. :ppes, YIN her IN Fedora"
ings =" castle. in tho ali" and " Castles in Spain have
!. Yes; when Fanny mrs. got hold of Fedora" Man.
tell appeared with her AS Lori. IpaaCF =. Both OK.
pressions mean the same. Castles in Spain " is a
translation OF the French "chateaux en- Espagpe,"
while tho other expression Is English. at all events as
generally used. though It. too. comes from the French.
These two expressions refer to placeless places. while |
the Latin saying "at tho Greek Kalends." refers to .
datelsss date.
A bets II that there 10 q limo Of ocean steamers plyinr
bstwsen New York and some foreign port that reaches
define nm ocean liner. Constant RrApra.
An ocean liner is a passenger steamer belonging
to n regular transoceAnio line. Taking this as our
definition. we decide that b wins. There arc steamers
of various lines which pass through He'll Gate and
then take tho ''outside course to Boston. Halifax. and
St. John. but they are not ocean linors.
country Alb.
several times-July ?. 1858; May 2. 1855; April 80.
1870; March o. 1871: 1872. 1873. and a. various times
since then. 1t WAS defeated every time In the House OF
Lords. and tho Commons have defeated Il at various
times too. Such a marriage is Invalid in England and
Wales. and. for all We know. in Scotland and Ireland
Please say who Iolanths was. That she 2 the name
a aons Il, 10 b = u..es st III, fna P SaI.xsp SPeT E;p Snai ton' i Is M wi1
can learn concerning this mysterious maiden. G.E.
There was nobody in particular OF this name. though
there were several persons who bore Il. There was
Iolanthe In butter, and io'anJ. in Gilbert and sullivAn's
operetiA. and ksann.. . blind princess. In a play acted
by Ellen Terry and Henry Irving. and YoiAndo In vii.
liam Blacks novel
I i !; d, ,ss E., f:S'! s,n sny and .%' any ,s o,E.r :. soa s,:s ''f ! s. be,
such az We have bet wsen states' ? When Won use tho
1sysn 'r.f i. ,FsS: 3? 4 b Ssa t T"s 'si% free .'s sfsa. sess: G Ia
the Chicago PLATFORM j. G. 7.
/. No. 2 Yes. There 10 no absolute free trade any.
whore between civilized countries Great Britain, sup
posed to be = ]freetrsde country, collects 500. 900. 900
OF her revenues from taxes on imports 8. No.
VIA, was the religion of the late Gen. Sherman,
vkRrAa |
Gen. Sherman himsslt said he was . Protsstant-"r
cannot be . Catholic" After his death the Rev. Father
sherman announced tina: the General was a Catholic.
and he was buried with the rites OF thar Church.
WIN you kindly inform . subscriber what the aver.
are temperature was In China for the past three years.