The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-26
QUESTIONS BY Sun READEns

lpropos Of that little corner In the City nan van o.
former daya smother friend says that owner IN
land that caused the was Peter Lornsrd- not
Pierre. but Peter This adds corroboratvs detsn 10
narrative Otherwise In Itself interesting
Here lisa letter that explansi Itself IN. op.,,,on
TO the saying cod loves the irish and the answer
given TO It attracted my notice A. there u. no very
material evidence that God did love the irish In the
march down the ageA Il ri,k 10 positively assert
It, think the original expression vas one Witch
hearinR AZ child made such an impression on m y
mind that have never forgotten H. It was: me
Lord love the irish and the decent part OF the scoch
the English can take care Of themselves, tits Isus.
peet relic OF the JAcobits days. full OF sarcastic
humor NC Brpsn"
Several friend, have pointed ont that We mad,
mistake last Sunday In saying that a man following
the sun from noon Monday would begin Tuesday twelve
hours aferward; and we admit that we did so-rAther
however from not catching on to the question than
from ignorance Of the international date line in
fact. one OF these friends sends clipping from this
column wherein we explained the position OF that date
line SO now we correct answer to that quc,
TONER He would change his day In passing that date
line no matter where he began his journey with the
sun The international date line runs from JUS, west
OF Behring STRAIT ouhwestsry. between the Asutian
Islands and the coast OF sitsia Just east of Japan
and enters the china Sea OF Hong Kong II passe.
west Of the Philippine islands and then at ice east
| longitude reaches It, most westerly point Then It
passes through the sooioo island. eastward parallel
To tue equator TO 1889 east hnntude then southeast
past Samoa then south between tho Friendly and the
Society Islands. thence through Chatham Island aud
| south to this pole.
Can you tell me the inscription, on the lax. side Of
the rstsiye at tns Columbian Exposition those on
can nnS h s'us yd rsaI 6nt not me others and
| discover them anywhere in print d r. H.
| We cannot perhaps there was no Inscription. II
| there was one. some OF our readers will tell us.
S WRS y1 sssL The famous satire published in 1877 called
| Edward Jenkin, NJ r, who wa. born in india in
| 1889 lie was educated in Canada where his father
| was minister Of st. PAnrs Presbyterian Church. and
| at the University OF Pennsylvania lie was Agent.
General for Canada from 1874 to 1870 and entered
| Parliament from Dundee In 1874. Besides "GinNs
| Baby" he wrote Lord Bantam" and several other
political novels and essays Mr. jenkins wa. defeated
| for Parliament In 1881 and since then has been in
| private life.
| Are there any means provided under the present
~ ysnF. and des,D s EonI soTSsu 20 spend eonpe
| upon ~ YIE
Section 6I6 o, the Custom. Law OF 1890 mt. on IN.
free list books. or libraries or parts OF libraries
of persons or families from foreign cOuntrea II actual
y used abroad by them not less than year and not
intended for any other person or persons for SALE
These foreign books taken abroad by YOU would we
| think. come In free. duty having been paid once.
ca, WI .rH': the beginning below .Pd yh;r'
old Mqtssh'. iru',iest crew.
Asit was W ont to do
@ sS 's': ' sSi ~: 81; s:''
TIN our chief
and ;P:t s., TA II; 1T ;o Ss s,. :sfp'
We had better and out
We. tho mighty buccanesrs.' do"
We do not know. II Is in no book OF poetry with
which We are acquainted. Mr.. Howard Pyi. may
know.
How many esblsi.nr.hs in /. mile, IR
hI.
seven and ouethird of them in mile. and - sable
lengths In a knot
Wa. Mrs Cleveland worth a million dollars bsfor.
her marriage' IL A. %.
No; nor is she now. During Mr. Cleveland. nrst Ad.
minstration her grandfather disi leaving her about
$4,000 and she has interest real estate In or
near some Western city.
imports properly described as tarir FOR rsvsnUe
9.s R ts any , slis perm'sd to be imported @'o
We think that is all 1t is for the dutie, are all
levied on articles OF luxury almost OF which are
made in Great Britain only nineteen articles are sub
isct to duty In Great Britain.
W1ntnm-ws think there is nol.w requiring next OF
kin ofvinE mortzageors TO be notified OF
SALE all persons having actual interest In the prop
srty notined but the interest next Of kin 10 too
remote.
J. Has Alexander Winchsll IL D.. author OF
.o STssTT Ss'n any other PcppH.
treatise a. reference no Il organic and inorganic
giving the history OF The slernentsi J. il.
l. Yes Nleat these titles indicate that the book.
are popular sparks from biologists Hammer" |
world Lfe'' " Geological Excursions" walks and |
Talks In the Geological Field" 2 BoSam's "Chemts.
try Organic and Inorganic" Is excellent: so are
to"he' organic chemistry and " Inorganic Chem.
lstE Ne"o NOT kno" OF any book wholly devoted
othe history OF the elements You will nnd the his.
tory OF eAch cement given more or less briefly In any
good book on chemistry
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