The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-27
VOTES AND r

Cam a priest eSc communicated from the Catholic
Church become a minister of the High Church OF
England In England what Is the salary of a
parson belonging to the High church, xiorRs.
There is no High Church" oniciaily in England;
the name High ia given coiloquialiy to that por.
tion of the Established Church in England and the
ProteHtant Episcopal Church in this country and
elsewhere which believes In the development Of q
ritual more or less on tho lines of that of tho
Roman Catholic Church. As a priost of tho Roman
Catholic Church would bo accommodated not for
a crime, but for some ecclesiastical delinquency,
there would be, MS q rule. nothing to prevent his
Joining tho Anglican Church, II he accepted its
doctrines. The salary or stipend of n clergyman
in the Anglican Church varies greatly-scandaious.
ly, some persons say. One Giving" produces as
little as R7 $3.50 n year; other "iivings'' as much
as $4,000 or es, 900 tsio. 900 to sl6. ooo); while
the highest dienitary of the Church, tho Archbish.
op of Canterbury, gets els. 200 1878. ooo) with
two ''palaces' and various allowances.
Can any of tho reisnine monarchs of Europe DO
punished. by military or civil law II he should ON
mit murder7 W. A. @.
No: a monarch is above the law and cannot DO
punished.
Tho Cameronian's Dream" Is q f~avorite with
who served a. scsoofna.tor on Board an .EnsiIsh;
S AZ ,su az 1.-THE the early 9ts q as: Ths;PSsm can be found
1873. and probably in other collections OF scottish
poetry. HENRY MANN.
Undoubtedly your correspondents L. g.. c., had
Deserted Village:
And as a hare whom hounds aud horns pursue.
Pants To the place from whence at FIRST &c few,
I stni had hopes. my long v~oxations past,
Here TO return-and die at home nj last"
s1 Eet e; bss e to your %.! answer ,s to q; ,S,, p oS 2" in T IR5
! Adams electoral tickets were run in 1879 In TWEEN
1 ps%,ea in OF ,S ss' f snisis, sSGsp s s'sssion w of that p' yssr.
The fourteen States in viii n there were no o'conor
kansas. Florida. Louisiana. Maine. Ma.saehusotts.
9innesota; Mississippi, Neorasks. Nevads North
see. Z. H..
The Democrat appointed by Presiden. Harrison to
the bench -, Of the Supreme Court WAS Howell y;
Mrs. jackson is credited with the appointment.
DEMOCRAT.
1. What was the occasion for tho national Thanks.
giving in l7se, e. Who was generally considered
they diner1 C. W. h.
/. The adoption of tho Constitution; Washington
proclaimed tho Thanksgiving at tho request OF
Congress-. 9. Webster, probably. He was as elo-
gu ent as Clay, and q sounder reasoner.
Ia there anything TO be found in the Scriptures
regarding the proper disposal OF the deadl Is any.
ationr Would this method (which has so much TO
way conflict with our ideas as Christians as to tho
p5ops5 m ne { nod Of burial, In What light is II re-
There is nothing. Tho Jews buried their dead
and looked on it as n duty TO do so and as a mis-.
fortune when they could not do so; but occasion.
ally they burned their dead. as.in tho case OF Saul
and his sons, and in times OF pestience. The feel
ing against cremation is q matter of sentiment
principally. The Christians took many customs
from the Jews and seemingly adopted tho custom
of burial in preference to the Roman custom of
cremation. The various denominations OF the
Christian Church have taken no formal position as
yet on the question OF cremation: the various fu-
neral services provide only for burial, however.
II is said that the Roman Catholic Church does not
regard cremation with favor.
1have taken up the study OF old medieval ro-
iory's .Kins Arthur" the .orInndoPp of ,Ariosto
CHoole's translation and, of course, 'Don Quixote,''
works to other works and characters; for instance.
oeTTantss speaks S Of %Amadi'' The GaIi' and OF
get themf W. c. c.
southey translated the Spanish story of Anna
dis dc aaul' into English: we do not know that it
can be had now. but you certainly will find II OF
the libraries. Tho '5estes OF the Chovalier Bay
ard were used by w. Gilmore sinms IN his Life
of. the Chevalier.' published in ls&7; this. too, you
will ind ut tho libraries. Then Eilis's specimens
OF Early English Metrical Romancvs'' ia in .'Bohn's
Antiquarian Library; this you will ind at any
bookstore.
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Does the Government publish Mndison's Journal1
II SO, how can ! obtain n copy OF same: also
d mam nil reports and The G.nsressioIsi debates
this printed matter be obtained free of charge. II
not, what are the priccsr C. B..
The Government published The Madison Papers,
three volumes, containing the debates In the Con-
tinental Congress. the Congress of the Confedera-
ton. and the Constitutional Convention, IN 1s41.
We don't believe you can get n copy free. or, for
that matter, with any ease; we think you'll have
20 hunt for It. Tie Government also published
Hamiiton's works. in seven volumes. tho third vol.
ume containing his reports as Secretary OF the
Treasury. SC. The debates of Congress were sum
married. by Thomas H. Benton and published in
1887 81. They are In sixteen volumes. The de-
bates on the tarin have not been published :sepa-
rately. but you Will find more or less of them in
any history of the United States. You will have to
pay well for the three works named.
,o What , Sss 'e sG,i sr0i Sssr PER sSns; Zach SSht Of tn" M sGI:
son? n. y.
Under the morrill, act OF 1861 the percentage OF
duties on dutiabie importr was 1884: under tho
Mills bill It was 80; under the Mckinley act. 1890,
It was about 40; under tho Wilson act about 30.
l. when a mortgage is given upon personal prop.
erty (e. e.. a chattel mortgage ON furniture for So.
ssallmons' for same by y the sy purShS as r" or @ GcHsor, Is
the MORTGAGE bound by law or not TO supply tho
M slsaea by s M.n iats e s0P ~ h Sf Is sH Sou mIF, :" :" DO tSr is
the mortgagee nhDle 10 any penalty for refusing 10
supply such copy1 2. Is a pawnbrok-r obliged by
law to renew a ticket after tho expiration of one
yaar. when rhe pawner is willing 10 nay back in
terest. or has he the power TO sell the collateral as
soon as tho year is up1 o. Is the pawncr entitled to
the margin. l.. g., the Difference" between the
amount Of the loan. plus the interest. and the
amount realized by the sale OF the collaternil 4.
Ia a tenant bound by law 10 pay his rent one month
IN advance' Oh he moves In on rhc 18th. say. OF
the month. is he bound 10 paw a whole months
rent In advance or TO the nrst OF the next month";
o. II he pays his rent In advance and is burned out
the next day. or shortly afterwari. can he recover
the money or part of it? 7. ! understand TINT nre
insurance companies do not renew the same policy
OF its expiration. as If" Insurance companies do. hut
that they issue another IN its place. Is. then, n fire
Insurance comany bound by law 10 Notify an In
surer OF the approaching lapse or his policy, as a
life insurance company is bound 10 notify an In
surer that his premium will shortly be due, so that
a fresh one may be taken out by him without loss
of timer IGHoRASr.
/. We DO not md that he ia. g. He is not re-
quired by law TO do 50; probably he would be will
ing TO do so, however. q. Yes. after the amount OK
tho loan, tho interest due. the expenses OF adver-
Using and selling. are deducted. 4. No. o. There
is no law on this point. It is a matter TO, be set
tied between this landlord and tenant. o. We