The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-16
oUEsTIoNs AND ANSWERS,

2: Also the average cost per district Of holding The
ciert hire rent Nc. n Ia The commnpity dividsi
,ntp snd Il az Tha, ~ u I, pprroppparr.iiommn m ans mini.
mum nnmber u voters per district, 1. From what
primarily are the various details arrnnged2'
LD,R.
7. In the State there are 4,7as election districts;
in New York city there are ! 1922. divided as follows:
In Manhattan. 81; In the Bronx. ~; in Kings. oie;
In Queens. 10: In Richmond. ~. ?. We do not
know. 3. Yes; the districts are to contain as nearly
as possible 400 voters and not moro than 900. Z. BY
inc county o, cry o. me eeero'Hr, ', ,a.e u
the County Clerk omeiaiiy; the political details oy
the county committee of each party
will YOU Tell me whether the compass when correct
of north and the reason for the same2 IL.
The compass needle does not always point directly
north: 1t points east or west OF north. and varies
on a certa n line called the Zine of no variation"
n.,ns s ms., on a san' . ans; "t ,%a n auhs ,r no,n.. s;,o sna
moves 2 or east SLOWLY. nceoie points directly
Of the line. it points east. This variation is due to
go, ~. nnos.S,n ., ,hs CO... ,h., ,,.ra
many local magnetic poles in the earth. In London.
in 1915, the variation of the needle was a4o 81 west;
this Is the greatest variation recorded.
Will you be so good as to decide which of the three
following WAYS is the most t! be .prcferred for writ.
NJ Mem poo In Roman nu"er''S' MDcoooIi @ y. "
The last form, McM. is to be preferred, because it
is the shortest.
r. an article is stolen and description given to the
ppnce a5 tne ume OF me tne5t aha same + located az
withop, the 1,nviGtiOn q the thief or an ! COM
peileu 10 pay inc amount iosheu o n the aruclef
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A. ;tam outline p,N. OF It n sn Md it; tssrh ain r,nt ?: Would ,n,nns Sir WI. vii;
scientific men 4. Has the plan Of Christian teach
ing on,iined IN IN HIS steps been introdncea into
! M,rv psr.- rdIv !, so. NJ. r,av.. hoo.
"scisncs and ueoith ;" a Voc . woaon NJ, 49,.
probably not.
I. In discus.inpt tho present de,d,oc. IN tho .,sction
Of a r .iltuS s al sss sst rom Penns n SaSGuoh
out eieeling a Senas.r to SUCCEED Senator Quay the
4Ovsrhor Oh une sac %, pehhsyivsnia mas the
Pu"e. y aPpolht hoenatpr until tthe neit meet
ma Claims 4 htg hat nv cen = nsti'stfan sn az tb pe I nuis si stt.
covers this point in Article L.. section 8. paragraph
!; cnntand as ,bSst I'M og II o. tbo %.nerwis e
relates only to va ancies created by resigpauon.
Geath or impeachment, and that on the failure Of
ga 10y x.can,, W cnn &c suIS nsI 10 hm ehpireo
raised. and the State remains unrepresented 80 far
Is that Senator is concerned. q. main
tive In ConRr,a a. the Governor ~ tho STAT has
next succeeding election. such Congressman to Ali
the uneSpired term. b contends that the Governor
resignation. or otherwise has to issue a writ Of cleo.
s umh ir g "ihn .s inns HntePresehtea anu until
sncn eiecuon has occurred anu the congressman
without representatlon' NA ~ J. Si
/. B seems t. be right. Some years ago the Sen.
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~ 80 - .an = hot o"
-, =. 'o '"e osi'i"
followed again. .. b is right.
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VINO was the author or the saying, The best Indian
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ou u u piAns' u "
!, 9 y wv hAme, we NOT De-
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sampson' In Boston" his Et"e,lencr Gov W ym,
used the expression. ''the guerdons OF Tamalis.'
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