The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-03

"rhs Inscription on the arch Of the perlsyis on the
lake front reads The wilderness and the solitary
place shan be clad for them Under this IL dedoa-
tion reading TO the bold men their name. rsmsm.
bered or forgotten. who explored through pers
manifold the shores, lakes rivers valleys and plains
OF this new world" We thank oar friend. Nra R II.
| Sherwood
We object to this letter; lis this sentence correct
| Tomorrow IL holiday The question ha, been sent
TO you before, but was never answered. A Constant
Reader" Theimpudence OF an anonymity further dis
Euised as q" Constant Reader" in asserting that We
have never answered this question passes under
standing Why we've answered II . dozen times to
Constant Readers' and John smiths' and ." Two
Betors' and rs" OF every grade OF hand writing
and now Constant Reader" says we've never an
| sweredn GO to. Constant Reader
In the nam. of Joseph Addison. and OF common
VIA Gses s1 ~ phrase o up ones hands
ses TsnRnS oyer me cGnn'r eye, since Even ag
the hands Of the Pomosraey inssmne a. y sannos
snothst msn ha.e M, ms h hand, held up In me r bv
ana outrageous use OF Iangusge' $. iiyNt.
Exodus, xviii. g Then Amsiek, and fought with
Israel In Rephdim. o. And Noses said unto Joshua
Choose a, out men. and out night with Amsek. To
morrow will stand the top OF the hill the rod
Of God In mine hand 10. so Joshua did q. Moses had
said to him. aud fought with Amaek and Moses
Aaron. and Hur went up to the top OF the hill H.
And IL came to pass when Moses held up his hand that
Israel prevailed and when he let down hi. hand,
Amalek prevailed. IL But Moses hands wore heavy,
and they took stone. aud under him he
thereon: and Aaron and IIur stayed up his hands the
one on the ono side and the other the other side,
and his hands were steady until the going down the
snp. Ia And Joshua discounted Amalek and his peo-
pie with the edge OF the sword.
Here endeth the lesson.
/. WHAT, the vslus Of our importation, from IN.
United States The yane ~ sTpoit. 'n!H fhs
m Hs OF money IN circulation IN the Union gold.
circulation In Europet RyyESuE
1. For the year ending June 30 1892 the total i'm.
ports wero aI4o24B2 p Tho total exports for the
same time. were $1,000 27sl4s. O. The per capita
circulation Of our currency follows Cold $40 o.
silver. sSs6: paper. 81 "a the total being s2bih T.
There are too many countries In Europe to work
out the average per capita money circulation of the
continent In Germany the total per capita crcula.
sion 10 s1e<2i In France ttobo; in Italy. sapl; In
Austria Hungary. 1882: in Russia, SOFA
e.eheor die. leaving hi. real estate to his sister.
mother,inlAv. she dies before hm does the prop.
viii remaining unchanged. T. H.. ].
Tho property does not go to her because she could
never have obtained interest In It until testa-
tor death-that is condition precedent to her OBJ
tanning an interest IN IT, The will 10 OF avail so far
her heirs are concerned. and the bachelor die. in
testste the property going to the father either for life
or in fee according As the ntessts obtained i Tho
brothers or sisters have interest subject to the
fathers An alien cannot Inherit real property In this
State so he cannot devise it
come. here and n.turszsd that he is ASKED where
he va: born. and he answors in Hungary. hsis re-.
subject: tsSI q: sIi!i.a empire. born in Scotland
f Tass born IN u i:o sSo
H0s &. &
s%nsi'S lang a'.S.'y 'fs s"s
in Austrian which is the deFnauj and in hungarian.
AMERICAN CirrzEs.
We think 1t Is simply because Of Ignorance There 4.
ha agI.t -
n SUCH everv reason exists for his being registered,
for that matter
VIII yon please stats the title Of work ntsrn.
!. the b.s. STANDARD (or Americana. fo%r qas@1n'
There can be no American" international law as
distinct from German French or italian or English
Internationally. The very best book the subject
IL probably wheaton's edited by Lawrence, but OK.
psnsive The best for TO get beginner in the
subjects most interesting one-is woolseys Intro
duction TO the study OF International Law tho sixth
edition of which is now obtAnAbs II 10 the very best
elementary book on the subject. New York, Charles
scrtbners sons, S2.5o)
Please tell me who was captain of tho American RHO
team when It won its great matches in Ireland and
assand .Sos' a6ssn or more years ago lie H"d
At CrsedmOor. in 1874. Gen. wingste was captain;
he did not shoot At Doymount, Ireland, In 1875
Col II A Gilderseevs one OF the team captain
Al Creodmoor. In 1874 Gen. wngate was captain not
shooting and At DolIymount. in 1870. Col Bodine
"old Reliable" WAS captain lie did not shoot.
va. silver ever the standard or unit of value OF legal
RIM
Silver never was tho sole standard OF Aue in thi.
country; but certain It 10 that gold disappeared and
that the United States had bat single silver currency
as early 1917 and probably earlier" (Laugln Ri.
metasm In tho United States. p 3ol silver
valued and drove gold out OF circulation but the two
metals were legally and the basis
OF our currency.
Please inform tho writer o he m
was originally given to tho small island IN hsnr
VS. DO not know. Tho original name was BuckinR
Island and that name Is given to the island late as
1880 In 1888 he boundary between New York and (
New Jersey was liked by Com missioners who called !
BuoEinH Island by the present name. ELL, Island
whS, "a. the sI.s, loss of life when the B,.h
Admiral Markham reported the Admiralty tina, IS
ofncers and $50 men were lost. he put IT, the
eommsndsri n'chief, vics-Admiral Sir George Tryon
II Officers, aud $3.50 men,"
Can man who cam. to this country before he vas
ysar. Oh obtain 6' full papers and vote Thsn he
No; the law allows him to count in the nvs years
residence required. only three OF his minority.
wIll ySG sta. whsn the Wall street stages !N1dson
We are glad to crafty you. rhoa The stages
stopped running on Madison avenue after Saturday
June 10 1855 That was their lasr day that street
fos ssnsa:1 pIoaass. Sss mos. aS".oS%. sas
theref0re the most indispensAbIet B.
me proper study OF history.
wGGa you Kindly intern NE III: ycSm. Of
equA 20 the total business sAcIed the London
STOCK Exchange PrAucuLA.
In 1892 the total number OF shares sold on the New
York Stock Exchange amounted to 2l57&si In 1882
they had amounted TO llS. 100000 owing to the DIFF
ference in the method II dealing n 10 impossible to
keep record Of the transactions the London Stock
Exchange or course In American securities the deal
inEs are larger here but In all kinds OF securities the
In London are largely in OF those
made hera
there state Law compelling steam surface roads
10 bloek frOgs people getting caught
In them and II there IL will you please publish III
WIZ
nsTs Is not nov. don't believe there ever VA
Aad We dont expect that there viii be-
1 BSEs-Ths wsstnsId disaster occurred on Sunday.
SaT 90 ie7d
Asasd KsssL-Ths Volunteer ana the Thistle raced IL
1887. on sept ~ and Sept so.
5s~AA-sp~,. An alien hold real estate ths