The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-28
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

common enough coloQulaly along the uppe
Eiiis--s small stream i or rather -chu,s' behine
an island II a river.the main stream lowing OF
( should be spelled Can you throw any nghih or
A charming word and we felictate ourselves
| on the opportunity 10 commend II TO the noucs
Of tho photographers. II carries In Itself picture
| OF life along the South River. II has zoo!oss
| OF It's own that must erdcar II to all suen u
know 1t eoloauially. which Is the only way 10 kno"
word. a language. We can ngure the p!aelc
mirror Of the bennyklll. In Its shadows we kno"
there must be shoals Of mummychogs: hione
under Its margin leaves we are sure turks the nen
serarnrnite. . spread OF ripples and chunk upon
the ear mark the nisht Of the Jug o rum "a na"e
| OF Rama clardid that has escaped the oiouohaiy
| people. too)-very likely search In the shhoe
will reveal tang!e OF horseha!r snakes JUST pas
| that Transformation which childhood 50 nrIni9
believes IN. Certainly bennykill is good "ero
II snacks Of tho speech OF the Dutch settlers OF
the South River as OF the North: we Suggest hs
etynoogy as ofnnenka!. the stream within
the name 50 given the Christian Of that esid
oven though have coined q name eonaieIr5H, nI
he us u eslo'e william, H NY 6susiel
Peggy is her name Margaret SAaA.
A question that would have delighted tnat e1
quisiA humorst Mr. shandy the elder. II Is o.
OF Christian names upon young CnIstAns ano
likewise being convinced OF bis right 10 name n's
own child as pleased him, he nxed upon the naIhe
Trismegstus. and twas only through inc leuoIAhoe
Of serving maid that 1t became TTistran IN vans
mission TO tho curate at tho font But wnon 'ne
eytl was done M Shandy had to recognize that II
was not to be undone- Therefore, son cnristeneo
Dick Is Diok 70 the end OF his days ano unoet NO
consideration may he be William short OF an 40. o.
legislature or due process OF court, accorome %
the provision IN any given jurisdiction Az .ne
sarno time one should temper Justice with mercy
and not load the helpless child with . nAno WHICH
will bs burden 70 Its adult years.
Iyhau be exceedingly obliged u you win have ave ne e
sn s..s to inform me waB M s9sad @
The Tabard Inn vas the best known OF the ms
torio inns Of old London. for II was tnence tna'
chaucer's pilgrims set out In shoWeIy Apn iol .ne
shrine OF St. Thomas Beckett at Cantelouiy'
II stood not tar from the Borough end OF LONDON
Bridge In High street. Southwark. convenient 70
the head OF the old Kent road. How old IL was
there is mono can say but II was certainly tne!e u
the fourteenth century under that naao- IL .u0
repair OF the damage 1t sustained IN the giea' n9e
Its s!gnboard was through Lack OF Ippreh ension
Of an obsolesoent name changed from the Taoaro'
or sleeveless jacket then and now retained onS a.
the uniform o! the herads. 10 the Talbot OF pracu-
esly similar sound, the name OF dog Wnicn seem
TO have been the progenitor OF the elooohouho'
A. the Talbot It endured until 1885. wnen II was
torn down TO mako room for the goods station OF
the Midland Railway.
Is not the statement which ! have recently seen
IN print incorrect mat inc As hoery or Thsua
TheateI. and that It has been IN existence twenty
seven years only? remembe y over tory years
ago and my i'm preston is that II is located next
door TO the ITALIA Theater. J.J, COSTELLO
This Atlantic Garden Is next door to the ITALIA
Theater. and was established forty seven years
ago: IL is probably typographical error that has
lea you astray. There was however. an earlier and
far more historic resort, the Atlantic Gardens In
Bowling Green This built on tho nrst lot granted
on Broadway, then De Heere Straat and the site is
now 70 be Identified as Broadway. This lot was
granted in l643 10 Martin Krig!er. who built there
q tavern which bore his name. Under English rule
It became the Kings Arms and Gen. Gage there had
his headquarters Ia the Revolutionary War. Forty
years ago It vas popular pleasure resort
In a guessing contest as te The last number OF
S es 2aa the BET BET
maintains that the odd numbers are ]. ). D, T. y.
sna ne sfa5ns ha ss
Which Is right HART
the moral law and some OF It is spasuaodcaiiy pen.
allied BY the statutes incline to the position so
argutely maintained by 8. After the next even
number Is. OF course, 10: It Is only an accidental
condition Of the mechanics OF the decimal eystem
of notation that It appears In the last column 90
the non 81 uifcant cipher. It is maxim OF the
law that for every wrong there exists remedy,
and surely 1t would be wrong II were to have
i've chances to BIS four. To remedy the wTcag
We assume equity Juris det!on and rilen BIS favor
Please explain the meaning OF the term -creoles
Of Louisiana Are they different from ne Spanish
American Creoes? lNploENE.
In Louisiana the original sense OF the word was
NJ fYn~
ancestors: later II was extended TO cover natives
Of Spanish ancestry. 4 still further extension Of
the word took IN native born negroes as distin'
eushed from imports, but We are Of impression
that IN this sense the word was used only as an
adjective as creole negro In Louisiana the best
usage distinguished the Creole as native OF French
stock and the use OF the word IN any other sense
Yves OFFENSIVE In Spanish America and the West
Indies the word had the same sense as In louisiana
but the particularly Of the reference there Is to
natives of Spanish stock: and In general IL Is TO
DO said that the negro Is more commonly admitted
TO the designation.
who was the man. the potcal leader OF the House
e en-. aofas les
and showed so much aninos!ty To the South at
the time Of the RECONSTRUCTION? G. H. L.
Thaddeus Stevens OF Pennsylvania. The term
As applied TO him mus, be regarded as a case o.
noisporer for he was at all times parri1an. On
this subject Appleton's Cyolopedia OF American
Biography may be cited in these terms His
crest oratorloal powers and force OF characte.
earned for him the title, applied to William Pitt
OF the great commoner.'' After the war be was
chairman Of the House Committee on Recon.tYuc-
ton and drafted the bill which erected I'VE military
districts in the South under command OF high
oficers Of the army during the period OF the new
constitutions recognizing the right OF tte blacks
70 vote.
What are the requis lite Qualifications In Great
Britain Of q voter tor Member OF Parliament,
TIL.
In English counties. and boroughs having county
privilege property qualifications are the holding
ia freehold OF an estate OF the annual value Of os
or lands in life tenure Of the annual value OF fS,
or lands on Of at least sixty years OF the annual
value OF E5 or Of least twenty OF the annual
value Of ESQ. In Ireland and Scotland the quallh-
cations though similar are not Identical. Every
inhab!tant occupler who has tor twelve months
within the United Kingdom, inhabited a rated
dwelling house for which the poor rates have been
paid Is entitled 20 registration. and dodgers occupy
Ing for twelve months the samc lodgings of the
value Of flo year may have vote. About one
sixth OF tho population are electors.
Kindly publish IN the order OF their strength the
''1 ''''N' Louis B HAsssoreK.
The battleshlp strength is SUFFICIENT standard
BY which to establish tho relative position of the
naytes In this particular they thus rank as of
date Of last November: Great Britain. ST. With s
building: France, 10 and Q: Russia, 20 and l. Ger
many 10 aud 6: the United States, IL and ?; Italy
Is and s: Japan, and 2: Austria, zone now. but