The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-12-16
QUESTIONS ny sun READERS.

y. NHU inHN ~ ha.hk VIZ hNA WIN ms ~
.These lines ar. found IN the Koran, and were pm
IN ye,Is sy Robert = Nv Ms 18th the Pi6llosraRaer' who gsy.,
to Yssis s,. the, r.,o v,,,,or >, RAIN, " Ia 4.
Isaac. q curator o. a congregation a GNrme,is esr
written in ohsidsc. "sE"'
Here IS the Di'cooolus- poem
srsALn or MONTREAL
Slowed away In a Montreal lumber room.
me p wsi; s''nde'n ana turne'h his race TO 'h'
Beauty crying in an Attic. and NJ man Tessrdets.
oGod! Montreal!
Beautiful by nisht and ~ day, beautiful IN summer
In wintert
He preacheth, gospels OF grace 20 the skins o. owls,
"" % godi q Mop,ren1i "Su "
nesut,su1 n,sco,rins' IiesI NTH an,nns oot. mi M =
What dost thou here. how earnest thou here. Discob
9ins
God o Montreal
And turned unto inc nan OF skins and said unto him
g. thou man o. skinh mi, ..u., u.,,.
p.. Of the Dl;eo3olusIa
""' sEIns' 10y "'u "' """ W
And he answered; My brothcrin-aw IS hsberdasher
nsTnaa, n Montreal,
us ba,h ns,,hnr ynrs, nor naDis 70 cove, M ii,rh.
withal;
I ~, am a person ot mnst superior connecuons,
ny cod! o Mont, ali
-.. AN -.
'"e" bn ha ~ .hcS "' 'p"'s0''
Who seasoneth also the skins Of Canadian owls,
ihou earest trousers 'pahts' whereas l can tnem
Therefore. thou art In hell, in nrc, and may the Lord
pity thee"
o""" ""o
"Preferrcst thou the gospel o: Judea to tho gospel OF
The R".pi,I1 OF ,hv connection with Mr.. spurpeon.
Yet none the less blasphemed he Beauty. saying; "Dls
CObolus hath no gospel,
But my brother n.law Is haberdasher to Mr.. Spur.
oGod! Montreal!
UT Charles J. snyder VINO SENDS the poem says mat
IL was reprinted IN thf city ABOUT nineteen years
ago "ethahkh im'
number Of readers have Informed N. that the
Century Dictionary contains the words " napdoodie"
md d" poppycock." They arc right, az I, the Century
Dictionary; above all, so is TIE suS. Mr.. Phiiip Halo
OF Boston saw. that 4" rubdub.r with the Others. ia in
Farmer A Henlay's =" Slang and Ts Analogues. I" Fancy
Farmer having anything in straight
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Will you kindly give me . short sketch Of the Incl
n Mis,onr rhc mss snpS a u wn. ~ n.ssaaIn yy = esnI
another vessel which was sunk c. II z.
from Chr,a,Ian.and' NORWAY March ga isso yon
,r p"m mr. r.n -, ma,'n -o' .ooy.
80. vHHs."ss 49,. -,
,es.eu hu.ope = %s', as a a. n'. "a : nau
n, n..nas 90. s..,hs, yaaso.
., .,.,a.. 40. -, ....,s, 49,.
-. $50 .ss.,.. , = IL .,.au,a. y,.oa,. c.,
"".,n.a. 49, WV. Nv. ~ 80. r.. ."o.s.r
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w" 70, =. wy "'. 80"
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NV ~. nea y, 49, :. - -~,s" - $500.
nc - - " ..so :. -" We,
ms. : e..a 49,. o' w : :" "' "'
nrs, steamboat built and run Z. Please tell me e .
sale! in the United States service can vote from his
mp -.
L. The nrst DrACtCal Htenn1DOat was Dullt IN new
York in 1907. called the clermont, and run to Albany
and back in August Of that year. But steamboats, had
been run before that; as far back as l5i3. It Is said,
Blasco DE Garay ran a boa, with steam applied to
pauu'o
I'm" n,n""n o,a"""%
y" W. - ~ go 80. ,,-n - 80. 80,
~ ,s.a ,osn r,,ah 30 ..,.snhn,, ~ -. n.,.. :.
'"n ,",~', n.",De"a, eao
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made In 1888, 1859, and 1902, and In this country in
1904. But Fulton'i clermont was the first practical
steamboat q NO. -
, VIVA, relation WA, the Virgin M.ry to a. Jo.enb
rpses.f1rSe -1n,a rhIist bopoS y ~ Ma cbptsy hans
brothers and sisters by said marriage; IL SO. what were
their namesf NO.
]. Perhaps Mary and Joseph were cousins;usee the
seneaiosy In Luke. Ill. 1.-THE mbie does not says
they were oetrothed, ana mary was regarded oy her
people rs Josephs VIE though nc had no rights OF q
husband over her Joseph TOOK her TO MS own house
born. 8. The Bible speaks OF Christ's brethren and
ma, VIII IA, pams. ,hen n q lame. .Josepb simon
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and Jude and speaks also OF HIS sisters though IL
does not name these, But the Roman Catholic Church
hold. ,ha, christ had NO hro,he,. or sister. and that
NOUS mt w ho "'he UT s's'els' III 'nht
these men and women were the sons OF Cleopas and
Mary tho sIs,er NJ Mary tho yirgi,
"af''' S'ef "A'' No '"s"-
Some old cedger, say tina, the COW. used to walk or
wade from Red HOOK Point TO Goyernor's Island.
Others say they never dii go across without swimming
Buttermlk channel. | have lived IN TINS town, baby,
on on he sand bars nj low ,lie' where the Atlantic dnrkks
are. Then small sailing craft went through the chan
net nai,hlns we a.ianridt m - hasspT gu me chah.
pass thLongh; IAN you tei me II the statement OF
'heso ou eo''oc'' M
We think that cows were driven across Buttermilk
Channel IN Goverpors Isiapd, hut A., INNS, have bean
q hundred years or 50 ago In lslZ the south battery
was erected TO command the channel. so that evil
d.n,,v ha,oro that time ~ WA. nayicahJ. %, vassa,.
-, r. Sor p.
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Having read many accounts OF the arrest and exc.
cntlon OF the quo dEnghisn, In which some upheld
matte. u ftihk .shou ~ ai' tne ncconht ot