The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-04-29

pence. lean you tsl me where this paper va. pub
form Z, Uiiesa. n ", June. 1908 p W
"Aissrnon sidney was Gideon Granger, born 1907.
died 1872 lie wrote also over the name Of "Epami
nondas" lie was Postmaster. General from 1901 TO
1914. The National IntGh'ovntr Was published In
Washington: II was started In 1900 BY Samuel hnr-
rison Smith: later owners were Joseph Gales, Jr,
william winston seaton and Snow. Coyie a Co: In
1870 II ceased 70 be published as q daily. bu, az week
~ was published In this city for a year or g. Is
not published now.
Please .dl me u Catholics ore declared from the
franchise In the ISL Of Man. Also u thry orc not
eligible 70 be members OF the Isle Of han ,sg,slnuVe
The Encyclopedia Britannica does not suggest
tina, they are. the franchise Is held by male owners
and occupiefs OF land and b. female owners Of land
There Is q property qualification for members Of the
Legislature
Did the Pope gran, Napoleon an aheolu,. diyorc.
from Josephine or not before he married Asl'o l's''A
lie did not but, aner the marriage. Mari, Louisa
mo, Teresa) was considered, even by the Roman
Catholic Church authorities, 10 be Napoleon's lawful
wife. and the King OF Rome to be his Legitimate son.
So. too. Jerome Donaparte's srcond wife and the ciil'
dren by her were considered legal end legitimate.
Pleas~ tell me the age Of the building known ns 10
Pearl street, its buildfI. and was u OF any mote dr,iny
known as either i, or ID Whitehall stree, new GUS.
has been used recently, as a s.sbi.: Was this build,
ing ever a church, When was IT built and BY whom
We do no, know how old /, was. The brick building
was no, a church. # was bull, a hundred years ago or
90. and was used for q stable.
l. When were tn. stages OF buses taken OF prond-
! VAvs , What fyat UrneYallv Yeula rcd them. n hOJ ,r-
car service or q cable system j. When, or about
shsn, was The nTs; horse car service rnnTTinE along
l.. On May q. 1898. {. Horse cars 4 The FRS,
horse car was run on Broadway below Fourteenth
street on June 20, 1854.
Is there any Law In King and which rrcoe tll's. the
divine hight Of kings 10 rur' W. J.
Not 30 far as 'hr tinted Ninrttm is Ccntc'r'r;
the Declaration Of Rghts, accepted ty eo'h hcrs'a
OF Parliament. and BY King wininm Ill end Queen
Mary H. on Feb Is, icss. did nNsy with the "civine
right Of kings" In iha, toun'i,. and he Act Of Sue
cession OF 100 made the abolition more t'rri'e.
Please state whether France has ever achieved a
victory on the sea over any first oess power, rdre
back. say. 800 years or more. h. NJ.
The English themselves admit that Acriral Tour
willie defeated them Oh Pes,h Heed en- june 80, 1900.
Jean Bart, who is Ignored BY most ! ng'ish writer's
OF history. and barely mentioned ~ trgish tyclo
pidias. defeated the Nng,sh In July. icO:. and raw.
aged the eastern coast Ct England. tsp,rrng ,iahty
merchant vessels. and landing al Newcastle ard bum
Ing much Of the city. TOuryile and Dart defeated
the English and Dutch on 81. Vincent June 10. 1908.
Bart defeated ,he Dutch near the Tsxel In 1890 He
died In i70s. but the Ctevaller de 81. Pol was a worthy
successor. end made trouble for The English and
Dutch. Mr. Clowess History Of The Royal Nayy"ls
fair 70 the French; and a list al 'he end 81 the second
volume gives the names Of at least seventy war ycs-
- - A. I-s.A ksn.-p AAa and 80
besides vessels expended In action with The frenth.
In a conversation /, was stated that Mr. Carnegie
made $40. 600. 600 out ct the Carnegie sietl Company
: .ny pas ln yss a 1e % r. sts%s a. an . s rlofs II y sS% eou Ia
give me III. approximate amour, that he realized
during the past year you would confer a great favor
upon A READER
The Carnegie Steel Company. Limited. cleared
S.i .ooo. ooo In 1890: the estimated clear pronts in 1000
are from $4,000. 900 to sac. 900, 600, Mr.. C~srnegie's
personal share was 81. ?s5, 900 in 1900 and this year.
on the lower estimate. will be s.a,4oo.ooo
A, wha, tim. Of day I'D II commence to rain en- the
possible. the temperature tSP N. on sane day,
rained mos, Of Sunday. March II; the thermcm-
s,er was 81 degrees al , ?. M. About midnigh. The
rain changed to hail. and before . A. M. the snow be-
gan " fall
Win, Was the numerical strength Of the BceI Army
AZ the beginning OF tie present war j. W.. T.
The highest estimate before The opening Of hos
uiues placed the Boer Army a, between 5000 and
10000. A Boer statement some weeks before the
war placed the forces Of the Trsnsysal at 5000, or.
ange Free State a, $4,000, and Aihfant'r allies from
the colonies at from 5000 10 10000. Probably the
true ngure Of the three united was under 10000.
You say tina, the change to rake the Gregori.n
Il ~ alb D. Cna UAA "A IN my MA II
made IN i7ss. VIII IS righr X. AcKAnr.
Both arc rirht, within limits Pore Gregcry XIII
ordered the change to be made In 1872. and all Roman
Catholic countries obtyed him; Scotland followed suit
In 1890, the German States In 100. and England and
her colonies In 1885,.
l. Is our no.ions! nag continuously displayed at
che graves OF Washington and infaye,te. and. u g.
mand Of Commodore David Porter, carried In the
called n. Nag Of Sailors Rishs"' Did other Amtri'
can war vessels cnry that fag' p. d. H.
l.. II Is displayed In iron, OF Mount Vernon; ". do
no, know who began the custom perhaps the Ladies'
Mount Vernon Association. when il bouz ht the place
In 1880. We do no, know about Iafnyette's grave;
II III. American flag Is displayed there. the custom Is
Of rce,n, origin. 5. Because the War OF 1872 was
fought In defence Of sailors rights-to proven, the
seerch OF American vessel, BY rri;ish vessels 10 In.
press sailors. The Nag was Porirr's own. and was
not carried by other vessels
J. what English writer Is called The Slbyi OF 81.
Johns " ood"' z ! see thot Theodore Roosevelt had
considerable military experience In NE National Guard
vice before hLs appointment rs Colonel Of a Nebraska
regiment OF volunteers \ Has there been any meas
nre ps..ed By NE Assembly lHosins to nny eh'nces
heavy sriillsry corps, or a militia reserve. rs has been
proposed. or has here been any BIN introduced for
such a purpose Ia ]" h.
l. We do not know. ? Mir Bryan had no precious
military experience. = 80; but the Thirteenth IN
faniry hns been transferred to the artillery as a heavy
artillery organization. The chief tll before the l.eeis-
la,,r' was choIcd In the Senate.
have heard II stated that Colo,inl oN,cers are not
allowed tn eat at The sa71e table with orlcers OF the
Dr,,i9.l Army. This, IN III" reason that they are
not thu enlal OF the British orcrrS Do you know u
this Is n fart j. NJ.
We do no, know II II Is a tact. rather. We know tina,
II Is no, a fact, Native o1lc.rs OF Indian troops do
not ca, with british officers rot because the British
are OF higher rank. but bccaus' tho native officers
would lost their caste II they Ate with unb.liev.rsr
See Eipling's story. The Man Who Was" D..
A. II. n. will find he POM asked fc- on April 20
In a ,Ik entitled "tira,sn'y iIyr M fer H,syy Hrsr's"
(comri ed. for ~, Prostitution lccrd - J or,Hltnl
on pages ~ and 80. GEORGE X, TIT MP.
Abou, seven years ago ! saw a copy Of q parcr
printed monthly sontwhtre IN eastern lfrrsyNrri 10.
It's columns were devoted 20 tht planets or soer iys
TEN, and staitG he lG,ty or tnh,fy Cay ana When
10 transact business. hC ttirf he rarc II tie
pubira,ior was The Picnef. w I am not certain.
Can YOU give thf name ~ iht EaEer, where published,
and n SIN In existence u. T. 7.
VIVA, was the name Of the Connecticut Yankee"
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