The sun., 1901-07-28
90 ssrssxs AxD Axwsxs.

Soush cSrciinA B claims iSas you caa't. Pisass
stats ths height Of ths meune,in iom see hvel and
the disaancs IRON the mountain ~ The border of the
Stases named W. n. n.
Ais hacked up by ,hs sulds books. which give the
hsiehs Of the mountain - 3i1s feet Lookout Mount,
ain Is 10 Tennessee. mile or two from Georgia. IA
miles fron. Alabama. 10 from Kentucky. 100 from
Virs,uis, ~ from North Carolina and 10 from South
carolins. These distances are only approximate.
whore DO .s get our clock time from the ;!Ar or
from the sun u h
our clock time is baked on the sun time In as,ron.
omy. star time IL used largely
How many lrishmsn were enlisted on the Federal
.lde during the Ci' War and how many g .n'm
The nunb., Of the different nstionailti.s or. no,
Known accurately. but u SEEMS likely that there we're
about $4,000 Irish born soldiers In The Federal Army.
There are no records Of the natlonaltes Of desers
Pleas tell me when the Bulls Head In Twenty.
fourth ssreet was opened a. cattle market also what
year The BoveyTs.s,r. vas ops1sS ana = hat month
on she ground when Il broke OUT j. D. ID.
The original Bulls Head tavern AND cattle market
was a the lower end OF the Bowsry. where the Thala
Theatsr stands now. The market was moved up
N Twenty fourth street about seventynve years ago.
when the New York Theatre. later the American.
the Bowsry. and now the ThaiIa. was built The
New York Theatre was opened on Oct. 20. is,s. The
Gre OF isss began on Dec TO- the weather was intensely
cold but II seems from contemporary accounts that
there WAS no snow on the ground.
called .Mariory IeeY' II 10 some years since have
heard IL and 20 can recall only very brei pAssages
from II. The subject matter Of the poem states the
MaTjo Lee one lover admres her for personal
attractions and the other foI her character. she
she ia no: ss .ssss. ss ne ssd former ' '''
The anti -imperisln newspaper Of q New England
city makes the statement that In the recent Chinese
y y: nd sns s.s =. base d supplies and Thai
practically no troops were available there for USE IN
chIn: Can you give me som. intSrmsu9n s, ,a, ne
Es,S sSs e Just no" many soldiers were "'"'s o"
All the American troops that served In China. eH.
cep, the cavalry. came from the Philippines. That
Is. RelIlys Battery Of the Fifth Artillery. now the
Tenth Field Battery, and the Ninth and Fourteenth
Infantry. came from Manila; the Sixth Cavalry
WAS sent from this country
In Chambsrs' Encyclopedia. Vol ". page 50. IL
and artisans occupy the low ierue ,rse's Ne home
o. the p'a,nSa fes i.,., ,pn rn,,.h sSd sco,eh
settlers" win you kindly direct me 10 where
may ses some more particular Information Of the
peSD' :Dossn r. OF ~ Nsy, am
The authorities on the plantations" In Ireland
are: Riehey, Short History OF the Irish People
s. r. GARDENERS History Of England 1904 i042.-
Vol. l.: Sir Charles Gavan Duny, Young Ireland"
J. Harrison. The Scot In Ulster" c. p. Meehan.
Pate and Fortunes Of Hugh o'Nelil. Earl OF Tyrone,
and Rory Donel Earl of Tyrconnsl." Any history
Of ireland will tell you something OF the plantations
Information vas sought some time sGo as 70 the
il issi. Ny shYp Of this name. carrying about three
hundred passengers and crew. was wrecked on Fast
hampton during Ne mi, ,nS.a q s ~ yes as
visible she having struck well lnshore out OF the linz
Of The breafsrs. Complete information may be had
a iste resident Of that place. Mr. Patrick Lynch wn
passenger and have oftsn heard him relate the
story Of the wreck. ID. j. q.
Kindly ADVISE me, II posi- Bile. as 70 ths VINE con
sumed BY mounted messenger IN the Rsvolnilonaty
Of The surrender ef CORVALLIS, 70 New York city
Also what route or routes be might take X j. NJ.
He would perhaps have ridden from Yorktown,
through Williamsburg, Hanover Bowling Green
fredericksburg. Quauttco, Alexandra. Baltimore
Havre de Grace. Wilmington. Chester Philadelphia
Trenton New Brunswick. Elizabeth at his last place
he would take the ferry to New York, Washington
pos, could perhaps have ridden seventyn nve miles
day A. that rate by this route he would have taken
a, least nve days TO Elizabeth. Lieut. Col TilshmAn
whom Washington sent eIpress with the news Of
C,oruv alllss surrender, reached Philadelphia 81
midnight Of OCT. ~, four days after the event
would respectfully inquire as 70 the rule or custom
OF the reception OF guests visiting the brookyn navy
yard What church dignltaries are entitled To thc
form OF a reception Of marines drawn up IN line ana
hand playing as In the case Of the visit OF Cardinal
in navy departments 70 order this form of reception
for ali church dignitaIes' Kindly give Them also
state this custom Is i9lowsa 10 a." 'ne h'sy yS,'s
The recr p,on OF Cardinal Gibbons. 70 which you
refer appsars to be sanctioned by the Navy Depart
nenv at all events. no rebuke has come from the
Department to those who prepared H. The reception
was unusual.
can you tell me where the passage In which Vol
talre speaks VI his country as being motif dnge
Motto tgre" occurs and will you print the coupiet
hav. the 1855 iIsS edition. but cannot nnd the pas
sage. - ~
VIII some OF your Latin classical readers let me
know where I can md a line ending "mscult utlie
dulci.," meaning ne combines business Win pleas
ure." r' IL Al
See Horace. "Ars Poetca." line siS
viii YOU please give the oath which King Edward
Of England will take upon his coronausn refei 10
one which Is so insulting 70 R9%sh Hs'nT nr,, s,,
also the declaration which Roman ,a'hohc pfnsS
make when they are made bishops d. D. y
Th, coronation oath IS not offensive: It binds the
sovereign 10 govern according to the statutes n Par
Lament agreed on 10 cause justice In mercy to N
executed" and to maintain the Protestant reformed
r,ll zion established by law II follows the declara'
lion asain., transubs,anuauon, which contains
matter considered Insulting TO Roman Catholics;
thi, declaration repudians the doctrine OF uansub-
,,n,.,op asserts that the Invocation and alteration
n, tn. Virgin and the saints are dolatons and super
,,,lous and explains that the oath Is taken In the
p,s,n meaning OF the words as understood by protss
1. n,s wthou, evasion equIyocaron or mental rsser'
y.,ou The Bishops oath Is too long 10 print In full
Tn, BI,hop swears To be faithful and obedleni
NJ 81 Peter the Apostle aHd TO the Holy Roman Church
and 10 his Lord the Lord Leo, Pope leo and his
successors canonicslly enterng 10 defend and keep
the Roman Papscy, and the royanes OF ~ Petr.
,o preserve. defend increase and advance the rights,
honors. privileges and authority Of the Holy Homan
hureh and th. Pope 70 observe the rules OF the Holy
FATHERS the apostolic DEGREES. ordinances, disposas
.s,y,,,lop, provisions and mandates. 10 the utmost
tn persecue and oppose hereteS schsmAscs and rebes
IN his said Lord to come councils when called and
In visit Rome once every three years TO receive and
execute the apostolic nds and 10 guard the pos
sessions Of the Church In his diocese,
apd,,p Lime You will md the Swiss Consiiiu-
ton In Iarned's History for Ready Reference.
,ol under Constitutions" John Martin Vim.
son, h., written recently Government In swither.
land, which you can get from book store foT sl2e
J. s. G,bo,-K Battery. Seventh tnikd states