The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-23

ltnfn ~ hnthNr thNro hna been m tnVentfnnttOnn n d 10
the cause OF the disaster, and. n so. where I car. IND
" youI paper. nsnis uiss.Ier trom ~ 90 ouu No.
perished. Has there been any provision made BY law
for those who persisted In this disasterP l.. X.
We know nothing about this matter. Probably no
provision has been made for the relatives Of those
who persisted in tho disaster; the general pension
laws arc broad enough to include them.
FAMILY have 1s, Ssen called one OF the great great families of
Ensis,d4 was Edward BniTsr the nT,, esrons,, II
Mn n.y. !, wSo ~ ths az, Rsron I xtton ami rben yas
be raised 70 the peerase9 who was tho nrst Earl
tion was "owon Meredith to Edward Buiwerp
ago occupied the post Of vioeroy Of India Was any
Lytton previous TO Bulwer particularly distinguishedp
one with tbe usual amount OF inteliieence learn math.
ematics3 PAUL EVE s.
l. In HsrsfOrd'hiro. The LyttOn' are not even now
to DO called ono OF the great families OF England.
Edward George Earle Ly''on bulwer Ly.ton was the
nrs' oarone', ne Vas as inc M n".on Ls,'oni ne
The nrst Earl Lytton was Robert Lytton. son OF the
nrrt Baron Lytton; an esrldom was given to him on
bs retIrina from tho yicoroyaIty of India in 1880.
This Robert Iytton,s non name was "oven Nero
dith.,, No member OF the family had distinguished
himself before Sir Edward Lytton; but Sir Edwards
elder brother, Henry Bulwer, was distinguished rs a
d,p,omat,st and while Minister at Washington made
the fanous ciavto ton. Bulwer treaty. He was created
Baron Dailing and Buiwer in 1871, and died in 1879.
- IN u "ie 'nu' . pa,s = u
Highlands "ferryi" y. Inc tuii meaning 10 that Kings
(and all other hereditary ruiers) get their sovereignty
from God. and that they as chosen BY God to rule
can do no wrong, and must be obeyed Just a. God 10
obeyed. 4. No; q taste Tor mathematics must be
born In one.
, a., oin = cnyy ~ the noen entitiad ..Tha W,,d
white Sheep of Norway"P My recollection Of the
nrst verse Is as foilows'
" The wliu vino. preakine from MI oonds' comes
On every 6ieh deeprroilinr yaye tho vbite borre
shows his crest
AZ 'nousn 2 mliion misn'J sseeos nao ourss tner
For the wild white sheep OF NORWAY arc coming to
the fold" B.
~ rpmmsSing over an . Oh draWer 1 ran across the
,Vhe,nart ,heS haYs y xaina tndayy. ~ one ~ ,dnIiar
Mne'net tnry nass my valuS eoaaS: ohe one.a oi,ar
Of oP II Az = fSres one.d III notes. Erie and X Ka Memn,e
Railroad Bank, 1858; one onedoliar note and one
toronto. ISIS; one one.doiIar note of the unadilis
Bank. otsego county. 1851; one twodollar note of
the FRANKLIN Bank. Jersey CITY. 1872 c. NJ. w.
We do not know that any of these banks ia still in
existence, unless perhaps the Toronto bank. 1t is not
..N 49,. o~
arc no" halonAi oanks uhaer uineren' names
Write to the Comptroller OF the Currency to ascer
tam II any o., the nauona. oa y IN the pisee' men.
names; II so. write to the cashiers of the national
banks that he NAV indicate.
understand cha. q, III. ,1n,-,.,oD ., N. r.vo,n.
ttonary war to all onleors;: or at least 70 all Generals.
families were given certain lands. VIII you, kindly
where could record be tound3 I wish 20 trace records
OF property OF the late Gen. Hugh Mercer. n. W. g.
80 nor s,,n,er. 10 ~. nara,n,,on. nmt ~" 1In,,"s
49," Sa y. 49, oA I've.
States did not do SO FOR many years after the war
ueo, nna to $3.50 nn =. . ~a
general. and Included all soidiers VINO mad served q
certain length OF time. The Secretary Of the Interior.
after his department was created. issued the war
rants; II any Warrant issueo u tne neirs OF aen. her-
Ger. 1t could be traced In the Interior Department. or
In the General Land omce. Congress provided for
the education OF hercers cniioren' OUT We 90 not nnd
that they received land. r.
.,.".
alane Of poIitics2 II 40. what is that meenina9 p
Has the word loon q diatinct meaning in the slang
OF poh'ics' U "has 10 'na' "eahinsf w.
-
t'sn''" on' ieS
r =, 81, ..,, ,... T., N.w vi
,,,, . do,,.rot,on ,on,.,. 10 rI,ht. =, ,,.,.n,,,n
80
have in my possession q document dated May ab,
d7es. ana bearing tine elgnatures OF Jame1 duane.
SollioMs: N'" 1"' - S'fA' 40
"City OF l., JAMES DUANE. ESQUIRE.
y" VI ~ ,nrnxrx :, ~ ~, =, am
Inn - ""o" ''"a" 'o"e' ''"" 0''''
KNOW YE, That LEONARD GoErz, Blacksmith. Ia
admitted. received and allowed a FREEMAN and CrrI.
ZEN of the said CITY: 10 Have. Hold. Uae and Fniov.
all the Benefits. Privileges. Franchises and Immuni.
ues whaIsoever, srah.su Sr Deiongins 10 the sag
dermen have caused the Seal Of the said City to he
Mayor. the twenty.hfth Day OF May. in the Year Of
our Lord 1884. and of the Sovereignty and Indepen-
dence OF the State the eighth.
JAMES DUANE
"By order OF the Mayor& Aldermen.
"Rob't Benson, Clerk"
Was the certificate probably intended to manumit
Leonard GoetZ. named in the certificate. from slav.
cry. emancipate him from apprenticeship, naturalize
MIN as a citizeh-or whatT !. W.h.
The certihcate showed that ne mad served his ap'
premiership ana mao passed through MS Journey
manship' ana had been admitted o freeman or the
city he hao mover oeen a slave. In those days only
freemen OF city eouio Vote' or DO master workman
In any trade' OF Keep STORES on ther own account.
Goetz haa been maue free OF the CITY. ana could run
his own blacksmith shop.