The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-28
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ensh n v v va. made ND ~ the stnrt OF on1oerp and
men Of the disbanded seventy-nfth N. Y. 8, n. the
Iri.h Repubiioap Rinos. The latternamed regiment
was organised about 1850, under Col. Michael
Doheny. Il Joined the organized militia a few years
later. and then Col Doheny rosigned. The Coioncioy
was then offered to Thomas Francis Meagher. who
declined, not being . citizen, and Lucius c. Pitkin. .
West Pointer. was elected. He was succeeded by Lieut.
Dol. John II. McCunn. who neglected tho regiment,
which disbanded. Capt. Hagerty OF the Seventy NTH
went to tae Skis Lainth, and was killed at Bull Run.
when the regiment was reorganiEed 1t tried 20 get its
old numerical title, but did not succeed. Col. McCunn
was chosen Colonel, to the disgust of the reorgan-
iEers, many OF whom withdrew.
her-s r.oro about the Evening Gasstte, amplitying
what we navo printed hitherto;
To the best Of my recollection. the Erentn0 Ca
settle vas started in 1897 by Mr.. Ahern in o%pposition
Z, TO- The 5;n Eyer Nh h Msai T TSi' p %as o s%s st0 and fu nnnnc, Il
hacker, l believe, of the Esenin9 Nod onc day MT.
20 give some orders on a business matter, and was
told by q party in the oniee q tina" ,on mo- oT rnrno would Lib, eS
the paper Il was apIS,TepM; T. the .s. MSf, was ,I NOV on =
R%A shoF, ' Hanss, previous to this The. Journcyhnsn Print.
srs, Co5pcratiye association had been established AZ
saiiod ono at'erno9n pres.m.5 ably tho one
siou, ws sSda, he ; o, sf 9 and mo ,n9 SSGsS i IL FSsy
could get out an evening paper the siIo OF the No,i by
youns oom n ntA who had not vet had ga put in. A
consSitaticn was held between the members within
this time i, was close on TO . O'Clock. aud ali idle
PRINTERS 81 had S,n gone no som San Ms:stossF we we're so seps fea
from the SIN, Herald. and other ofnces. and a force
s rules so and srad iypn oSsained' Sc. and the NEXT after:
noon at s.ob O'Clock the first number OF the EIentno
iSnSsrs wsre no Slunss.ins sype,sts,ps %A & IN
e ons tho sI &s..' fee hsd ' br"ins. and every line and every
article vas in its proper place complete, There was
me- neo alnR' iise ,t o9 a G mi.,l Risc "s az dnf1ii'a1 ~no .',rsuspo.i:
. TO. ~ .S This ,1 tsS. Of , the :; !; Z; a s %ss ,S considered q
the day. Among the members OF the associntlon
woed AG CHARLES !; o% ~ smi's. N whsaa% ". R SSuns. ;. IDSs"
Vincent, now Of the Boston Globe, and othcTs
Please etye q l!ss of the pr.s:n. and two PRECEDING
ernments Of the world, or as many Of them as are
recognized as commercial nations; excluding 3. and
4. H. BENTON.
This IL Q pretty large order. II IL impossible at this
period Of history to exclude Africa from either %.
or N" America. but we'n keep Canada out of South
America. at all ovents. Wen pick and choose some
what among tho commercial nations. Austrc- Hun
gary. Francis Joseph. Count q. Kalnoky. Count Golus-
chowski; France, Felix Faurc, Premiers NJ. Dupuy.
N. Ribot, NJ. B%ourgeois; Germany. William H.. Prince
Won Bismarck. Gen. Count Capnvi. Prince Won Hohen-
lobe; Italy. Humbert H., Marquis di Rudini. Giolittf.
Crispi; Japan. Mutsu Hito, Emperor. Count Yamagata.
Count Matsusats, Count CMarqusss) Ito; Netherlands
Queen wrhelmina- o. Hortsen, q. van Tienhoren. j.
Roell, Russia. Nicholas IL, who has no Prime Min
lister; Spain. Alfonso XIII, sagasta, Canovas, sagasta;
Great Britain. Victoria. Gladstone. barl of Rosebery.
Marquis Of Salisbury; Canada. Victoria. Sir John
Thompson. Sir Mackenzie Bowel. Sir wilfrid Lsurier.
What is the creed of belief of the punKers or Dun
: sps Gn in the 1F 6n iSss ssaSss IN fH%%Ss ,nsy esassh
The Dunkors arc German Baptists; they call them-
selves Brethren. They originated in SchwarZenau.
Germany, in 1908. but were driven to this country
between 171e and 1890. settling nrst in Pennsyt
vania. They arc not Univers nlists, but appeal to the
Confessions of Faith published in Holland during the
seventeenth century. They practise trine immersion.
laying the candidate FORWARD IN the water instead of
backward. a. the regular Baptists do. They are d.
vided into four branches and number 1895. prfn'
cipally in Pennsylvania. Indiana and Ohio. with
l.oIo churches and $50 halls. Tho Conservative
Dunkers arc most numerous. with 81. lol members,
tho Old Order numbers All: the Progressives.
$3.50. and the Seventh Day Baptists, le4. These arr
tho figures OF the 1890 census.
pa,tiSnis5I d "a sTo o., care are I nov ,s m- ma %S,rs o. 's a.
shippins o. these arrow tips is q lost art; mi, Th e,
your opinion on the subject. 2. X.
wo do not know that arrow hcada. 90, are made
but We should not DO surprised II they were. As
tho art OF making them being lost. tho late Andrew
8. Fuller. for many years agricultural editor OF THI
WEEKLY srx, taught himself how to make 'Indiar
arrow heads and had several specimens hardly Il
be distinguished from genuine heads, As We reool
lecs his explanation. he held the stone to no shapet
in a wise made by using a strong bow, and chippet
the stone. in the direction OF It's grain. with another
stone held In his hand. II 10 were worth while. VI
take it that the art would be rediAcovered.
A bet. thu. PSlicspsn smith n vas S buried sd With r tn,
no was not. Who Is right? JY.
Policeman Smith was not known TO be q Roman
Catholic. though his wife and children were member
Of that Church When he had been shot, and wa un
conscious in the hall. one of the priests gave him OF
trsme JUNCTION; and that shows that he was assumed
to be Q Roman Catholic. Smith was 9 Mason. but 1
said not to have been in good standing; his body wa
blessed in tho Roman Catholic Church; and he wa
buried in the Lutheran Cemetery. We think the DO
should be declared OF.
Kindly inform me of about The inorease Of popula
one hundred yeArS respectively. A. II. b.
A thousand years ago was during the reign @
Alfred the Great. We find no estimate for the popu
iAton OF the world for about that time. In A. D. l
the population OF the Roman Empire 10 estimated q
about $4,000, ooo-praotioally half the population @
tho world. Nine hundred years later we doubt
10 had moro than doubled-perhaps 10 was 800
900. 900. In 1910 tho population of the world wa
estimated at $50. 600. 900. II IL placed now At abou
l.4so. 900. 900.
Can you inform me whore 10 tho exact site o
which Christ Church stood In Ann street some sixt
years ago. 1t was. / think. built a. an EpiscopaliA
church and afterward was bought by the Catholic
"a would also like to know In what year II was bougt
by the Catholics. INQUIRER.
Christ Church wa. built in 1884 At where now ar
Nos. b7.et Ann street. on the north side OF the stree
D. IL became too small in 1898. and In 1927 the col
gregation moved up to Worth street, selling its churc
i, in March. 1897. to Father Felix vArelA- 1t was ded
n. Gated to ST. Ann on July 10. 1897.
Gan you give the date Of q largo IRE which oocurre
about 1910 and destroyed property OF great vAu
from Broadway to East River nthe ne'sh6orhood
Bowling Green2 8 CLARK.
There las q great nrs in July. ls45. which begs
In New street and destroyed s4b buildings to II
east OF Broadway. The damage was about $4,000
900. and several persons vere killed. We presun
this 10 the nre you have In mind.
Which Of the moons changes brings in the 'hArye
moonf" II. II.