The sun., 1916-10-22

4 correspondent inquired In Questions
and Answers for October ) az to where
the Life OF Thomas Adds Emmett can
he had.
There nave been published n Life Of
Thomas \. Emmett" 1.-THE brother Of
Robert Emmett and also ''Reminis-
ences OF My Life by living Thomas
Addis Emnet OF New York. Your
correspondent may wan, either one Of
these books. but both are for sale al
the studio of Miss 4. +. Levins. ) East
Th!rty-tifth street. New YORK.
Can some reader tell me who was the
Tatna,l the author OF "The Man Withou;
a Country referred TO wien. In the
preface TO that story. ne said that he
hoped IL might bring TO their senses the
young Nallandighans and Tstnails of
the day? 6. T.
Please print the tribute to the dog By
Senator Vest Of Missouri. II. A. u.
Gentlemen OF the Jury: The hes,
friend a man has In this word may
turn against him and become his
enemy. His son or daughter that h.
has reared with owing care may prove
ungrateful. Those who are nearest and
dearest TO US. those whom we trust with
our happiness and our good name. may
become traitors to their faith. The
money that a man has he may lose.
II nies away from him perhaps when he
needs 1t most. A mans reputation may
be sacrificed in a moment Of III consid-
cred action. The people who are prone
To fall on their knees To- do us honor
when success IL with US may u. the first
TO throw the stone Of malice when fan.
ure settles It's cloud upon our
heads. The one absolutely unselfsh
friend that man can have IN this selfish
world. 'he one that never deserts him.
The one that never proves ungrat.ful
OF ;reacherous. Is his dog.
"tentlemcn Of the jury. a mans dog
stands by him in prosperity and In pow
erty. In health and in sickness. He will
sleep on the cold ground where the win
try winds blow and the snow drives
fercely Il only he may be near his mas
ter's side. He will kiss the hand thai,
has no food 20 oner: he will lick ia.
Wound and sores that come Ia ,ucoua-
ter with the roughness Of the world. u.
guards the sleep 81 H. pauper master
hs 4 lie were "A prince. When al other
friends desert he remains When riches
take wings and reputation falls To- pieces
ne l. as constant IN MS love as the sun
N rs journey through the heavens. !.
fortune drives the master forth as an
outcasi IN the world. ~friend.ess and
homeless, the faithful dog asks no higher
privilege than that Of accompanying him
I" guard against DANCE, to fight against
his enemies aud when the last scene
Of all comes and death takes the master
IN his embrace and his body is laid
away In the cold ground. no matter II
all other friends pursue their way. there
by his gravesIde will the noble dog be
found. mis- head between his paws. his
eyes SD. but open in alert watchfulness,
faithful and true even 10 death"
1hcs, lines were delivered in the
course OF Il lawsuit.
Dove Tavern was built as a tavern
AZ n point where the Post road mad, "A
rather sharp bend northward, ], was
f:st called the Halfway House. being
midway between the Bowcry Village Inn
and the H?lf>vay House. later Mc,iown'S
Tavern. ! find II so named in IA list Of
tayerns on the Post road In 1870, cop ed
from some work on New York city. bu;
! cannot recall from which.
The name Dove Tavern probably Wa.
taken from It's sign board. that being
the universal custom in naming taverns
~ that time, There was another Half
ahn,, a, So, -S,x,h .,a' "
10 .,;, dis,.r.a ~. a..
si,a ~ U,,a,s .x,rr,inn b., ,,.r. .o, t.,
,nnL Mac on ,h. uoanrn.m ,
An the ala ri.,od,,, n, ,ho luna, -
son ahou, ,bfs NIw,r,r
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Can any Of your readers inform me
VINO Alexander traydon was lie
wrote some Memoirs or The time OF
the Revolutionary war. Where can n
COPY o' MS pooN We procured WAS ne
III -, " 80, ''''
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Sheridan Lcf,nu's story ",;rccn To, "
together with other shor, s,ori,s lv hin,
can be found in IA volume called. TO the
best or my recollection IN a G'cSs
1910, ,n.'i'n,' :tAIs
sure Of the ,I,le, ~ ~
"A. |. F." asks in Questions and An
sw"r, Tor October - for the where.