The sun., 1898-12-04
onrsrrons ANp ANsrrRs.

l. what ia the salary Of each policeman ysarf 2.
How much does the Queen q England get a year
main in onioeI 4, How long does the President OF
Franco hold ofhcof SfANLkr hoBtNsoN
/. Apatrolmsn begins at 81 900. and in timo gets
81 400 roundsman gets 81 800. Sergeant 81, 300.
a Captain S2.75o. an inspector s3,5oo the Deputy
Chiefs $1,000, and the Chief Of Police $4,000. ?.
The civil list Of Queen Victoria amounts 10 1885,.
ooo OF which eco 900 il her personal salary. o. He
must be reelected at In seven years. within
that period he has no nIed term. He holds ofAoe
long AZ he has majority back of him in the House
Of Commons 4, Tho President Of France il elected
for seven Ssars. Only one President since 1871 has
completed his term. however. The seven-year term
begins anew with each President.
civil war consisting o. $4,000 men or morsf II 80.
or tomorrow will be Monday in.
1. The largest command Gen. Miles had was the
geoond Army Corps. for a "short time during Feb
ruAry, 1896" presumably during q change In the
permanent commanding ofioer We do not know
its strength at the time. Gen. Miles was then not
quite 20 years old. q Either form is correct.
In. what year did the London police stop wearing
the high felt hsts1 NJ. 8.
About September. 1854. The helmet was adopted
in place of the top hat.
]. When. to form the possessve, should the apos-
trophe }, and when the apostrophe and Co, bo
pisass state e o9 booi Containing an acconnt Of
a cadets daily life at West PointI 8; Gan Con-
RressmAn appoint o cadet 10 west Point every year
or every four yeRrsf Alb.
1. The apostrophe and rs" should be afh1ed in
variaby to form the singular possessye Of aproper
noun. whether II ends in "s" or not 2. Cadet
Days" by Capt. Charles King. g. Whenever q va
cancy occurs. vacancy occurs regularly every four
years. but may occur oftener-as when o cadet In
found" and dropped from the rolls; not so
often-as whom n CADETS found" and dropped to n
lower class. In tho lattor the appointment
would not como for I've years.
bets that the word alright" Is spelled with one
al" bets IL is spelled with two "rs." You de-
aor. no ss oas IL snoS
word as alright or alright" are not both and
o ae bet the facts leading
fowS hin y' uo ,sfsrRs sr n. 8es PsA9s a1d
being telegraph operator; says that is right and
ssGy Is
with one '.l;" mantaininR that 1t was spelled
word, There. was nothing said or understood at
the time that there were two words, the bet hing
decide and settle a much mootcd question, as have
tsss y geaPs and End
Then over nfty people spell It wrongly. There is
single word alright or alright; therefore there
can be no bet on the spelling.
Writer has school song book in which the song ns
Of The Red. White and Blue" D. A. HALL
What !, ;,GapuiAr' is something to Ee4r but
A scapular in its generic FORM is composed of two
squares OF cloth hung about tho neck by strings 20
that they lie between the wearers shoulder blades
scdpuic. on his back and his breast in front
It is worn by Roman Catholics sign Of their de-
votion to the Virgin, who promised to Pope John
XXI to take out of purgatory the Saturday after
his death any person who died while wearing the