The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-19

little aIoE rain scl,sa DOWN on the %eH9'Na
Il may be Mary IIowtrs or the csreys'.
Eff. q. asks n D'Auagnan was o real French
man. lie not only was. but he left behind three
Mile De iesrenasse. only he Ieti The setting and
isi ed Into English, Memoirs Of Monsieur D'Artae:
ki9ss ss. y Fss soS Ssvd sH$ quo
In published form song which sailors used 10 sing.
the refrain OF which was; The land crabs will SCI,
any one supply the words d. T.
-Four friends write about "Topslde Galsh," the
pigeon English version OF Excelsior" One says
that It Is to be found In -wayside Rhymes" the
other. that II Is in Gems for the Fireslde.- the
third places It In Harpers Monthly for october.
1899 txxxIx. 7se,. fourth II. s. writes As follows
Both the parodies tor wAish your co,respondsn!
10 The late Charles Godfrey Leiands "Pid Eng
placed !. me ss
and popular version OF .Norvsi, which i nI;t ssp.
a. aesS Authors sP
70 me- In note attached TO Excelsior he adds
To eIs 70 the resdins public 10 %aemaan,
Maoasine and M simson's entertaining work
Meeting tne sun
Old Luke Dawson. 20 years old. Is evidently. an
S Sts a BY hard ~orE 500 He wants 70
20 home TO Ireland and spend his remaining days
about ss IfisS money think q YOU have old Luxe
get for 5000. JAND MCCONNELL
Possibly your understanding OF the question
| Is correct. Mr.. Dawson gave no address what
~ tsa AstlA nd
inform him here that he can get about osi English
sovereisns for his 5000.
! In the matter OF the alleged order Put none
but Americans on guard tonight" Mr.. Tudor
jerks writes:
| the saying declared mythical in LaIors ."oyclo.
p~dia OF Political Science" under the heading
| Was Father Chinieuy. oficiaily named Apostle
| Of Temperance In Canada" who separated from
RSn.S soc s's sE
Also what became Of Maria Monk +. II. II.
We think so. Maria Monk died in the Tombs
1 some nifty years or 80 ago
| 1. Is the energy Of a woman Of seventy years
This, and Il 20. what do they sayi s. How docs
of man and woman S SoRp-pbs
| 1. Probably. .. They have: they seem TO sup.
/ port US. s. A mans energy Is supposed 10 be
greater than that Of Q woman through life.
I think that .bou. the ars, time ouetelst toot
world 70 every % gris born there were y % boys IN
Guiding stilloorns, Has not the proportion Of fs,
this I. SO 10 Ensisnd where ths births stood q me
last census 1859 males to 900 females Taking in
| . rise in the female bIrthratc' J. N.
| With the extension OF civilization. and the de.
crease OF war. the tendency Is for the proportion
| Of females TO increase, According TO the most
recent cycop dis. however the New International
the proportion. even In civilized countries. Is placed
at $50 boys TO J. 900 girls
bets tina, the prsns Mac: .sn % Ia, 'h ",
Scotch and she ss.r :h also ths, tSs
later T. q. NE" should be pronounced Mick
thinks yIoSS and ,hs, ME- ms.n; !; simply :?
| Which Is nght' H. ~ 1khAHrf.
Mac. Nc. NJ are Gaelic prenxes. all derived
| from the Gothic naots. q son. In practice, Mac
and NJ seem to he used by Scots Nc by Irish. All
| are pronounced Mack not "Mtck."
as f !. the Ss%ln q !So Iae .od Gisss!s sGpasd
James Parton. In his nfe Of Jackson. says that
| the nickname grew. First the remark WAS msde
/ some SOltuer, W i'ee'N'
| tnan powers. that the General was tough Then
| Il was observed that he was as tough a. hickory.
| Then he was called Hickory" and nnaiy the az
| fectionatc adjective old" Was prenxed. and the
title was complete
trains. without using the wireless system which Is
now coming into USE y 30 on wnst railroad sys-
| TEN and how long sso' II practicable. why discon
| tinued' j. b.
| kilograms were sent from moving trains nine
! teen or twenty years ago, The New York and
| Northern road had some of ,ts trains equipped
| with the sending apparatus In the autumn OF 1874
The system was not successful commercially.
| English novels. NOVELS.
| ThacIeray's Vanity Fair" and Henry Is.
| mond-: George Elots "Mddlcmsrch-; Miss Aus.
tens pride and Prejudice: Goldsmlth's Vicar OF
! Wakefield: Scott's "Ivanhoe": Hawthorne's Scar.
let Letter" Dckens's Tale OF Two Cites: Reade's
| -Clolster and the Hearth" Shorhouse's John
Irglesant": Miss Bront's Jane Eyre. and Defoe's
| -Rob,nson Crusoe" Every one who reads how.
ever. will have a different list this is submitted
| tentatively
| I. suppose a wife owns property In her owr
name. her husband dsappears for several year
shs RIeps WSa, Sscomes Of lie properly css
for a partition sale in supreme Court. and what
| becomes OF money for heirs not represented by
| attorney at such salesr 3. Can an adopted son
have any interest. " he has previously received
an interest In his own fathers estate. even though
| his father u brother to this woman' NJ. H. r.
| I. The property would 90 TO her heirs In time
| They would probably have 10 60 10 court TO have
| the husband declared dead: but " he should turn
| up he might get an interest In IL. .. The heir
! can do so: the money is divided among all the
! heirs whether represented or not. 5 Possibly
| under the articles OF adoption he might share
| natural born child, Final answers cannot bt
! eiyeu because you havent stated the case fully
/ Go to q lawyer.
A, what hour are the dummy sign clocks OF clock
/ and watchmakers usually se'' ~
In this city. at SIS, the hour at which the news
| ofLnro'us death ne ame known TO the prir cipal
p,Iu,er OF dummy clocks, on the morning OF Saiur'
day, April Is. 1895
] Kindly let me know the number Of registered
doctors and lawy now practising thar respective
l professions in the United states Nc.
| We don't know; the census returns don't say.
1. Can you tell me the name OF the author Of the
following:
1 -Ju,t foy the sake of being called closer,
| Inst for the sake OF a sycophant crowd,
| You who might have lived to ripe een and mellow
| Are lying 10 day meath the sod % your shroud.
T. Also what was the verdict ~ they rendered one,
NJ the iury In the trial OF J. II. Surratt' Have
heen told that he WAS convicted by the 1ury, but