The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-28

the. Squire OF Msrshheld." with his slouched ha!
Tree" As the members OF the club are all dead. can
sntp "' ". HIT.
Healy's portrait Of webster was burned at Marsh.
neid in 1873. We suppose It was that once owned BY
the Hone Club.
Would you please let me know the simplest and
n ~ erd RrsGvGa nte Thy 70 m sss = make Il; also Z ns Womb 4 RSGr ySn
tell me how 70 md the four points OF the compass by
We can't; making a sun dial IL q Job beyond the
powers OF q person OF ordinary intelligence. But get
q circuisr piece OF wood, and In the middle OF II put up
. short bar. Then mark on the board the place where
the shadow falls each hour. The position Of the
shadow will be different every day In the year. The
rule for finding the points OF the compass with a watch
IL A. follows; Point the hour hand at the sun; then
midway between that hand and 10 O'Clock on the dial
will be south. Facing that point you have the east on
your left hand. the west on the right, and the north
behind you.
1. What IL meant by " the English Governor Of Hong
:: What Is meant By the expulsion OF the Je,ults from
Germany II. VI. q.
l.. Precisely what is said-thc English Governor Of
Hong Kong. Sir William Robinson, X. e. N. o., or who
ever 1t may be now. Hong Kong. an island near Can.
ton, was coded to Great Britain In 1891. Tho colony
is called Hong Kong, but the capital city Is Victoria.
.. The Jesults are forbidden to live In Germany or
to work there. There are no Jesuit churches or schools,
though there may be individual members Of the So
ciety temporarily In the empire. They were expelled
by decree OF July 8, 1879. Bismarck explained in 1885
that the expulsion was because they belonged to no
country
]. why do the Catholic and Lutheran churches object
to their memSers Sec9m,ns Free aas o6 how long
the them to Fall nI'1 out 2 !. Rre there more females s' than
male. IN de United STATES .. Are there more females
l Do Monitor. in his Lives OF the Popes." says:
Some years before this a new sect had sprung up in
England called Free Masons- II was for the most part
| composed OF the rich and aristocratic, who professed
ta la Ipnti1at o. htsttp0utah than aoIva frop, IN.
coarse and common people. They made oath that
they would communicate their statutes to no one.
Although these sectaries ~professed TO have an invio-
liable law that religion or politics should not be spoken
OF In their assemblies, " . . sovereigns and sacred
pastors. nevertheless, had reason to fear that in Its
secret organization some dangerous conspiracy might
be hidden, prejudicial alike to public tranquility
and good morals. Clement (XlI.) therefore deemed
Il his duty to denounce that sect OF Free Nasona
The bull In eminenti.' dated April 2s. 1897. was
renewed on Jan. II OF the following year. The
members feeling no longer bound by their
senselcss oath, broke the secret and published works
dlvuiging their regulations" Later, on Sept. 80. 1885,
Plus TX. repeated the condemnation In his famous
encyclical, =" Quanta crra," wherein he set forth eighty
errors Of the time. and one OF those errors was sc
cret societies" These werc constantly at war on
the Church" Thus the Iioman Church objects to
Masonry because It considered It dangerous and
heretical, according to De Monitor. Why the Lutheran
Church objects tn Free Masonry we do not know. The
Roman Church did not always oppose the Masons:
"they enjoyed the especial favor and protection OF
tho Pope. and bulls were issued by which peculiar
privileges were issued to them" Evidently the Church
did not object to them until It thought them danger
Gus. 9. There are more males. 8. We do not know.
statisticians have not, we think, gone so far In calcu-
lating the population Of the world as to compute or
even guess at the proportion Of the sexes. In new
countries, such rs those of the western hemisphere,
and Australia and the African colonies, there arc al
ways moro males than females: in old countries. moro
females than males
n. 4 .eyi sSA ss SnG @s I Rsr saa Is sr sSs% s a fs"u. .ss hy y.aSs
away from him his british cIiisenssipp and the conss'
sSSSai n@ matter what Pspsr. Re take; aat: VIA, an;
| his Allegiance to. he stili remains a citizen OF the
British crown and can D. claimed by her. Please in.
authority Il possible. CAssY scorT.
This used to he the law OF Great Britain: hut by the
act OF Feb. 3. 1874. the nationality OF British subjects
was made dependent on choice and not on birth. by
the way, the British nag has not done all that for .
thousand years; it's been in that business since Jan.
I. 1901, or not quite ninety-nve years.
c: ha al S'fS Va: BORN Z in d The Si tni'sa s STAT ; . ! f% siS.s'
p. 7. Higgins loses. u. J. Grinnon wins. Judge Bar.
rctt was born in Ireland The wasn't a Judge at the
time. where his father was a clergyman
WIN you tell me where I can obtain all the intor:
Tss,ionr dSS SssI6 st r c%hnse tn linz o Mili1 asr,d Eat to Inr csSi
turyf Gen. EATON.
There is a life of Eaton, by Festus Foster. published
In 1913, which you probably cannot get and another
in sparkS's American Biographies"
J. Kindly tel me how to proceed to get my portion
bic to suppose that the present income tax viii be re.
n money we re- t ,me b sns dsPbr dss6, from or % 81 TO " !st, k Ws. q
gold or currency some say silver CERTIFICATES bough!
a resolution that the Income tax Of war times was I'M
constitutional. how can 1t be constitutional now
!. Congress hasn't made any arrangements for pay.
ing that back. Congress in 1891 agreed to the re-
funding TO the States Of the direct tar assessed during
the war; but the Income tax has not been refunded.
2. Il must he collected before Il can he refunded:
walt until It has been collected. 3. The bonds issued
during the war were sold for currency; the Govern
ment looked To the customs for its gold. The bonds
issued last February were sold for gold, because the
customs hadn't provided enough metal. 4. It can't
be; but what's the Constitution between Populists
and Pseudo De mocrats
Can you tell me 70 in the famous Light Brigade Of
the battle OF Balaklava there was man by the name
first Dragon Guards take any part in that battiel
ment during the Crtmean warr S. II. T.
J. Farrell may have been there, but he was out Of
place II no was, for the First Dragon Guards were
not in the Light Brigade. That force was composed
OF the Fifth and Eleventh HussarS and the Seventeenth
LAncers, in all o7S men. The First Dragon Guards
took no part in the battle of BalAklaVA 50 far as we
know. In the Heavy Brigade the nrst line was COM
posed OF the Second Dragons CsooS Greys) and the
Sixth InniAkilling Dragons; and the second line OF the
First Royal Dragons, the Fourth Royal Irish, and the
Fifth Dragon Guards princess Charlotte OF wales's
own. There is a history OF the First Dragon Guards,
which you can get from any bookseller In England
III German IL about TO become . soldier In the Ger.
man army and goes away TO America and becomes an
American citizen and has = passport from the United
States Government and goes back 20 Germany for a
visit can they arrest him as soon as he puts q foot on
German soil, or can they MOTT Us
They can arrest him at once; because they do not
allow a German 70 become . citizen OF another eoun-
try until he has done his military service. But asa
matter Of courtesy 10 thiS country they allow him TO
stay about two months In Germany before they ash
him TO go away or do the duty that he has left undons.
Il u simply . matter OF courtesy.
1. Is IL allowed 90 use the facsimile Of q dollar note
for advertising purposes T. II the whole OF one side
should DO illegal. would one-hAn OF such note be
legalf is
4. Il Is not allowed; see sections 8.7Os and 6.lls OF
the Revised Statutes OF the United stAteA 2. We