The sun., 1893-09-10

friend writes that book which may be OF some
use TO u A. in his search for the names Of oioers
who served during the Revolution 10 Records OF the
Revolutionary War" by W. 7. r. saneii: It was pub
iishsd In this city In 1858 by Pudney 4 RUSSELL
Wa. ths humber Of gold dollar. Ia the world in
q 90 and England aud .oIs other nations had s!rysn
You'd not sG ~. silver n Ss Ss' 81 FUlS TO-
sy ssSpt sas TS % Sc S ca so aH and "a r1ss
what hinder, an Bnelish eapitnli.t when American
chem on and ssSs sSs s
ssdns .s hrs s gold 9ysr ssnn 20 buy these for
soia operated sy E.s.h e.p!,siss is the sole ssp.o
J. Won't the United States do the neld In which to
hunt for gold dollarss on JunS go 1892 there were
in the United States gold ooin to tho amount $780,.
l7965o. and silver dollars TO the amount OF stasss.
1856 that 10, about Sl76 600 900 more In gold than IN
silver 2. "if tho bowl had been stronger my tale
would ha' been longer" nthe heavens should fall
could all pick up lnrka Tho only definite answer
give 10 this; Pro.hapa There are other millions
Of gold in the than those In the Treasury; the
hundred millions there arc the reserve, placed there
for special purpose. You seem 10 forget that, as
Saml OF Posen said, 4" Poesness is pee,ness;" even
English conspirators don't conspirs unless there is
money to he made In doing Selling thirty or forty
millions OF stock would knock the bottom out OF
market unless done with the Dir
steamship In the little girls story displayed In attack
ing is victims CLOUDS OF black smoke poured from
her tunnels silently very silently. so As not to
arouse suspicion. the pirate boat darted swiftly
upon her doomed victim" II there was money
In doing doubtless those dastnrdiy English
conspirntors would do II that they don't.
shows that there 10 money in tho scheme.
They don't care about frightening into panic un
less It puts money into their rurses our belief
minds Of the White Queen: by shutting ner eyes ana
taking long BREATH and prac tising daily she got
that abe could believe many half dozen impos.
..Ht- o haF,f hFAa faaN nnf
end sir there 10 nothing support your belief Tho
panic was exaggerated but 1t cam" naturally Here.
for three years have been buyie s.ser. which
didn't use, all the while red-eminR III god-and gold
10 the coin OF the civilized word-a silver cerincat
presented; and hnaily foreigners who held American
securities and Americans, too. began to wonder how
much longer could give gold and take silver. SO
they began to realize their Investments like pru.
dent mem and some Americans hosrded their money,
vhiet the foreigners. they had perfect right to do
took theirs home and invested It there More gold
went out than usually goes and the Of con-
ndence in the ability OF Government to continue to
pay gold for silver made the banks and the people
chary about lending or spending money So tho imam
clnl stringency came about. 1t would have done
rood to English capitalists TO corner gold they
couldn't do for that matter It 10 hard thing to
corner article in which many persons are inter
ested. especially when tho smallest pront is
snapped up ,.r
must Thumb the vent while No. 1ls cleaning OUT
sspe ~ tSs vent to eIposoS until No.
h,s put tho powder ihe mouth OF The piece and in
wthe gun explode before No ! inserts the powder II
No. does not thumb the rent II 1t issof Y AND T.
We don't know that 1t always No. who does It: in
heavy artillery the gunner does as says: closes tho
with his thumb from the time the order Is given
load until the shell is rammed home: then tho gun.
pricks and the pieoe in battery Tho vent 10
closed tightly and the sponge run into the pieces any
smouiderns pisoe Of tho powder bag 10 extinguished
by the SPONGE but by being caught In alright
place. Zis wrong in saying that tho piece could
piode before the cartridge was rammed home: but II
spark in tho chamber wasn't extinguished. an explo
would tako place almost as soon a. the cartridge
mped homo.
Please gvo me tho names of the Marshals and prom.
inent Generals whu served the french side In tho
the names or some OF the consplcuous members
or the French AcAuemy. L. H. h.
There were six Marshals of during the Franco
Prussian war-Count J. b. T. do valIant Count Bara
quay d'Hilliers. Forey Canrobsr MscMahon. and Ba-
zaine. OF whom the last shres were prominent Some
Of tho prominent Generals wero Lsbrun d Aurel
los de raladines Ducrot. De PAlikao. Dc wmpheh
Only two Of the Aarshais are living stil, AacMahon
and Caurobsft. None OF the Generals Of 1901
mains tho active list OF the to-day. Perhkps
tho members Of tho French Academy best knswu in
this country Ernest Lsgouv6 the Duke de Brosls.
Camille Douoet Alexandra Dumas, Jules Simon. Vic
torisn sardou. Louis Pasteur. FRANCOIS Coppeo Fer
dinand sssepA Leon say Jules Claretis Charles do
Frey cinst, and jean viAud. who - better known
Pierre LotL
Please state what amount Of the public debt wa:
pasd during C.eYe.ands FORMER Administration. and
under HArris0n's and the uaIauces left
tue Treasury oy tne respective Administrations on
their terInInatiVn. NJ. T.
On March l. 1885. three days before Clevelands IN.
Auguraton the total debt less cash in the treasury,
amounted 10 Sl.4O5 92335o on March l. 1852. three
a hAfnr uurrt nan afinn fha hshf laEa
cash III tho Treasury. amounted to $l.l2S 2sy.3lS.
Thus the debt reduced S277.d3t.o32 On March l.
IsyJ debt amounted $685. 2sl 752 decrease in
four years OF Sl65oo7.56o. ON March l. 1889. there
cash balance in the Treasury amounting to S4s
oV6 l6a6o; March 1898. there was cash balance
Of Sl2<, ,125.os7.
xcame here in the year 1885, took out his papers
ton. Can he get out hs second papers ten days be-
ana Sotsi !. is the law In this ths that
rs.tnx 70 ot!izenI coming Of age within ton a.ys be-
should exist between taking out nrs ana second
papersr OR.
!. He cannot ?. No; that is. the ninth day before
election will answer instead of the tenth Yes
30 the law says
Tho soutsh Rshiandsr, KIN TO- Catholic irish or
.hs from :
Usher here keeps "Fatuer ProutA' worksf DoSALp
that poem. . The Scotch Highanders are Gaes; and
Gsels are branch OF the Celtic race to which tho
uth OF Ireland men belong g. Almost any bookseller
will get you Prouts works. |
II a gentleman meet lady in the pa,sageway OF |
hotel sAoud no. as an ordinary and obligatory c"ur
I-sy his hat she passssr or course sup
pose the OF their meeting eacn other they
from opposite directions. lSluIREh
In the public passAgeway OF the hotel We think It Ia
unnecessary for the to remove hts hat; by public
" " a m n n all ia m
The noOr But In tho corridors and passagewAys
up stars. which not public. We think he should
remove his hat.
Suppose maiden lady her death neRects to leave
, wll Her only surviving relatives consist of a |
sister and the children two other sistera
v ho the rigntfui aud lawful heirsf 4. W IL
The sister and the nephews and nieces Her property
divided into three pArts the sister receives part
Tho other parts to the nephews and nieces those Of
bach family taking tho share to which their mother
" ouid have been entitled. |
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