The sun., 1888-04-22

sWhy now. OF course"
~ should think you'd take the railway"
"Wsll, won'tp
"Why not"
"Fipd out"
The esbmsn attempts to follow out this in
junction BY process OF reasoning. and. lean
ing against his muddy wheel, he becomes wrapt
in coeitstton again. The stranger jumps into
the cab and peppers the csbman with Ollen-
dorf German while he aseertains by experience
that thers M s not r2Sm % t2 sit upright and n; no
fhs nshss bis pp.
s0ssn s.e Ii ssFs
puts on bucksktn gloves, winds his watch
the
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shiyrsF slsts 81 q vague asd iadssanite way
-. .0 20 ., rs ,as
ss asssns
on The dsy Of the funeral All Of bis Immediate
fsn 6s iSi 1sagnE r.
SsIEsd uP ssss Ses9 .hs sopseryssery, yraps
%daSssd ssrs I'll rsaehed aaS spsa sai. siS" y
roens % tho upper story; Here he closed the
ssE mouth asfe
ing the broad syenue that swept BY the palace
S S h u sp III hs Ss
h f. ass H...s r. q PSs bs.t b:a Bs SSs
&: ksssr vi ssss.s %S
many yke Psss their liyes Il serene eompla-
& issE aoe a FfsSFis as
ret tpsalsat public places IN ths Light md An
Ss Ss bssr So may s
exception Of Tho officers, the worst dressed men
chosen With eseeraSle TASTE. and The % Clothes
mo more Fsmarkabie ri Because a The oeers q the
SsFma are ths dandies of the
Paats e the big and
halls and csf1s viii Els hands i; IN Ills POCKETS t
and ana hif head IL, hanging forward, content to to
ss't to sss. OsEha' sro~
k ~ English h'eqPsS eq sae
stant % and Hnrelieysd spggss!iyeness Of tho
snssa sey sFs bes ateqs IN the
hibit Of absolute & and varied knoYledge IL the
q hs
able: II shows in dozen ways 4 few nights
eso fe!i ta With grolG Of men II the cafe
desl Il srPy iltara.a,s iar som. days and 6!sd
ss: Sf. 81 '5s5s 4 ~ %
% hs tas o. On tn. S G the Bsra
!oungers exhibited an amount Of general and
ths wcTS that I saa nSs
.Sas'Hs';; thst Sous sssdi! t. %i!itasS
more. iadesd-of fs our @ civil wsr than the ma ma
joriiy Of Americans. and one OF them, = CORPS
sion With his neighbor over our management
Of ths Indian question.
staes- AIN shoy hs about tf ths oa tar S and IL.
Wonderfni Constitution that % had worn worn SO well well
ss sns s SSTH sS
America Is ..c.sdingls rare on this side q the
ws,sE AT A. EnElish%an ,sao knows " s general
pretty womsn and soms devilish low bred men.
ITSELF. When any one. speaks Of America to q
oSs e bland and
q subject about which he knows and cares
or mas @ sS@e Up and a. nsi p borne win
tRs cse Central knew rs mneh ' Il not mors on
other subjects as ON the touched upon, and
mentioned my surprise ut II to tho man who
wnSWjth me whom We si arted home
. They possess ton times tho actual text
and tapgible knowledge Of other nations" he
said. but they are heavy aud dull In appear
ance. and the talk is not lightened by the
clover Guips AID turns OF men OF Anglo-Saxon
THAT didn't impress me, because my know
ledge OF German Is recent and small, so that
all get 70 the substantial part, or that there
"Thsy are students by law. habit and hsred-
ity. but their knowledge is not useful because
they have neither tact nor swift perception"
My c0mpani0h-a suRve man OF the world and
banker OF great Importance iiere-smled as
81 don't think ! shall be accused of preju-
dice, either. ON y natienAist basis for am not
German, English, or French My mother WAS
an Algerian Jswess, my father Russian refu-
gee. and Vas born ip the troublesome times
Of '38 In the Argentine Confederation. The
We lived In Brazil I can look at the subject
moro or less from tho outside. few days ago
read q book by q man who was once In part
nership With anothsr-the names escape me-"
Walter BesantW
That's the name. The writer spoke boast-
fully through one OF lis characters pf tho won
who we're pushing al the English clerks out
into the cold, An, Epgiish clerk st hundred
pounds year does his duty. but knows nothing.
Hes well-drilled cockney that Is all For the
sAme salary any business man In London can
- al attanffVa. fnfAlliRont German. who will