The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-07-22
Rsstoa Girls In EnglanA.
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LIVERPOOL June l7-No matter whore We
Co. the people know Americans they
behold May and act very Independently. and walk
the streets alone aud darss 10 spesh to We
nearly lost way Sunday. Tho other day the maid
brought In eur dessert Of very good taposa pudding
began eating H. and sad. IT'S hot blue b,Asssv
am sorry, for I shocked her very much. We shock
some every day. The girls and even young lAdiss
not allowed to to the theatre with young gen.
tleman without = chaper0ns. Monday afternoon
took and rode the whole distance Of the doek
June ~ es-I write from the greatest city In the
world, London. THIS morning We took tramp to the
Bank Of England. the American Exchange st. Pauls,
and Westminster In front Of the house We hailed .
bus" climbed up top and sat.
Thus far we have but few houses mostly stores
castles, and public buildings. On the doors knock.
instead Of door bslls The runks called boxes
here, II We say trunk. they don't know what
The trunks In England look like oofnns black, duh
heavy.
They have big nsh dinners here A. the American Ex.
change; they have everything that - American. II
made ms feel sort Of homssick to Bosfon Post.
Sunday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. - and Mr. aud Mrs.
- took US all to the famous Kew Gardens by the un
dcrground railway. Thee under every street III
London and are greatly patronized They much bet
ter than the elevated ones Of New York As they
under the city, the rdss Of very dark, and
have not yet become accustomed to the smoke and
20 down the staircase leading TO the cars
May and begin coughing There first second. and
third class In England aud In going short distances
we nrst class but in going from city to another.
- from Liverpool to London. we third class which
are Just good thus saving US SIS The about
the same II 10 only the name
Monday morning we went shopping, and wo afterward
went to the Tower Of London built about tho year 100
By william the ConQueror. In the courtyard 10 nat
paving stone marking the spot where lovely Annie
BVlsyn was Lehesdsd. We then descended some few
steps and reached the Bsauchamp Tower. where
many noted men ssut never to emerge again out
Of those gloomy walls The centres Of the steps
are followed out by the uany passing footsteps. We
saw the room In which Lady Jane Grey was confined
bought book for sixpencs with photographs Of the
carvings
In the evening we spent very pleasant hour
~ Mms. Tussaud's Wax Works. They are beautiful All
the figures life size. representing eminent and
women. Their posturea natural and effective
that mstook several for live persona
Tuesday morning we went TO the south Hensngton
Museum, where stayed three hours It sontAIus the
finest art gallery ever don't to 20 inside
the Boston Art Museum again.
We had serum dsh dinner. All English people drink
liquors here ~ their meals the same the Germans do
Leaving the exhibition we made way ~ the great
est and most fashionable driveway existing, Rotten
Row, an appropriate Eaus-Nicht trahr! On each side
Of the road beautiful gardens and turf path for
horseback riding. which 10 = famous amusement here
The carriages solid and rich but plain groom and
foomsn sit In trout to drive the horses We saw
dukes. whose coachinen always wear powdered wigs
From Rotten Row May and went home together alone
In . cab for the nrs time. Every stared and
Of course co ivince ed that we were Anne orleans.
The other day, Will, walking Ia the street. We met
two gentlemen, who said. Americana all Of them"
We didn't care; In fact we felt quite proud. Before
leaving Rotten Row we the Albert Memorial which
IL elegant We have nothing OF its kind in BostSn.