The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-12-23

ToSd; q ny LORI verify Iy,d ne sG sss T iSIIi .I fGhl Ss;
Koran, chap. xviii. The Cave Sales translation;
men Of, tho rsbbi's hyper6oilc Style, which sppcsEGid
:S%i sisH rsi Yst e. &c., ffG n in rss TSf' Sowe %sgd ~ a much
LINES TO A PRETTY LITTLE MAID
II Black Sea. white Sea, Red Sea ran
One tide of ink &c, lspahani
Pr al sss g .pcSt a. ai@Scl mt 1fn made pens.
Il Holland Old and Holland new,
one wondrous sheet Of paper grew,
S%G SI,s t |; By s,enTiS STn.Tss IN R Snc hour.
Andif I sang hut half the grace
OF half q freckle on thy face,
From fnyeTne,s e Bognor,' a beach
Each verse an Equinoctial Line.
l.. What ia the salary OF a United States, Consul to
a. sn ioe %, ,ne u,nSr 7 E. How sS' many iyTo TepieseStatires arc
there q this country in England, Scotland Im i ,naS H.
Gated 3. Does this Goycrnment pay their passage
nae i Il npd Il them sn@'f ho sn%" and oalces. or do they have to
pay this expense from their salsriesr 0: In a Con.
s osh:r o 1Ssn h da .sis 9Sf 7 g. Be- h Fsssl Often any d Ss." Re psse!Ss
iSse .isi,ins % help aeirry COS; q i5sss:pST.a,sloa
n nh i sI,ne 'p : cam a Consul take ali his furniture and
effects to either a British or foreign mission free OF
for samet b.
!. The Consul at Plymouth is paid by fees. but about
$1,000 is the average salary at the small towns. q.
We have twenty-five Consuls and viceConsuls in
Great Britain and ireland. 8. No. 4. II allows certain
sums for the rent of Consular orices, &C. 8. Legally
he should not, but It is said that arrangements are
made by which the Consul takes about half OF the
"outside fees OF the ONCE: that is,1hat though he
turns over to the Governmenythe fees which come to
him "a con.ui he take. half Of the fees which his no
tary, &C, get. II Is raid that the Consulate General at
London is worth about 100000 beyond the salary OF
5000. although the Consular fees are turned into the
Treasury. .. We suppose monthly, by check. z. He
may draw two months pay I'm advance. we believe.
!. He cannot, and he must nay regular rates of fare.
mia. h. can bsat the comn.nies down n bit.
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why are stock Exchange brokers called bulls and
oears' Wheh "ere snese hAhes nppheu
,,u., bail. an, No.. r..
- 49, ,,o..rNor =, I..., NO, n.c...a,,Iv
n.. 49,, f.. 80, who ,r,o. ,or IN, ,,mo h.,ny
r....o, =. .,n.s 20 49, /, down, a
..nu, 49,. 80 go en-. n,,c. nm ~ =, ra,.a 4, higher
Bartlett quotes from DR.. warton. who wrote in 1850:
y y -. ~. 49,. ~ h.. o.n,h, IN.
zoo ,a."n,,.n, o., ,,.n,S.rr,re son,b Sea .,ocr AZ .
go, ~ "a. nor,.,n nr,... n,, hs -hooontr..,.S
20 ..u h.d ,raouen,Iy NO stoct tn transfer. Tn. ,r,le,
90. ,h.r.,or. ca,Ied a h.or I'm .I,u,,on IN IN, nroyerbL
"a ,n. hnv.r . b.u n.rh.n. onIv =. a similar d,..
,,nc,,on - Naturally the ,obber who had To sell stock
,h., n. d,d n :, own ~. interested in having its prlce
,.n 49, ri. sau,ra nr,c. 40 ,h., n. might huv cb..n
and .aI dear. ,na naturally tho buyer wanted tho
nrIce to rt,e, 40 that he could buy a, a price lower
than the marke: pric..
/, VIVA, I. tn. a,as,sne. A, Y ', ss,a2s on Blackwell. sr.c u.
Tween ne ssserase passengers anu hrs'Ah see1na'
criu,nsI, Yea, .,,,n.a c,oth.s and , in tho
nen,tsptiary, worlbous, inmate, wear . uniform
no, str,ned boxev.r, and the paup.rs live I'm the
.lm.houso wear r.ouI.tion clothes and take care Of
them give, without beins treated n. under guard.
There 4, an Amusement hall for the almsbouse people
and their comfort is looked after TO some extent. 2.
The nrst-class passengers pay for and get the best
accommodation and service; the second class passen.
gers on some vessels simply have less convenient
stateroonis but otherwise rare IKE the hrstciassi on
other lines they have q separate saloon less variety
OF FOOD and less room 10 walk aoou'ih' me s.eerAse
passengers bring their own bedding and table uten'
sils, sleep In one or two big rooms not divided Into
staterooms, and arc restricted 70 certain less eho'ce
~: ISL asnnnts'y M hown Mns 81 L Snna nasMrs.ishLIoo unaso /,
why second cousins, who,e nearest common rslatiSs
VA their restgrSndIa,hsr sh9u, Nan not marry ssca
weddInu 3" 0"'' "" ~ wv BscHEIoR.
I DO Won want tn. nams OF the founder of London.
or the name OF some person who knows the name of
the founderr However, it makes little difference
which you want for the founder Is not definitely
known. so the other person. name can't be given,
Ts",,n. .ho -. OF 4, a. UNDERGONE c.n,n,a NV
posd,ca. A n Al 2 There 4. no reason 90 ahead
and mary your second cousin, n you love her ana .bs
Iov..v
n fEap !. II amy a:sd dictionary though IL Is more S Sr IL hs''
There Is a good Scotch word "sihie." meaning
boy or more especially an outdoor attendant
Perhaps the WORD that you ask ABOUT which Is
common as term OF snsh' eoh.emp" comes from inc
a poor ngure in indoor circumstance. We think that
n.r.IsI uss of a word 4. that of "clovn" for
.onn,rxm.r
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aIElss me wnaS m ~ 'he'o Aie Anu nov WWuSs'i
" oos..nna Ao'
!. a. ~. ~, p.vm..ar. yaonon ~,
Eineer's YeomAn 1.-THE pay being $50 q month";; Ships
Writer, schoolmAster 1.-THE pay being s45 a MONTH,
can .DI,st IN me New Yort Nav yard IN BrooIIvp.
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Would you kindly inform ne II. In 1883. there were
not 600 or more persons TsgisSered from Ihe thirty
S ~ election district thar year W. N
Thsr. ware 1 OI7 reuistersd yotes In that district In