Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
cemmen." In England IL is different for

.et with much interest. As Wallets the
'iied states darkles arc very quiet. but
ten over here on their own hook they
'aggcr around until /, is truly amusing. |
TINS sido Of tho Atlantic London IL
@ir paradise, just re- Washington ~ in |
e United States. There They can speak |
g language and they feel at ease. but |
. the Continent the black man IA stump |
and out 81 his latitude. hence be sticks |
ore closely 20 English soil. In London q |
'Sro can so into the finest restaurants |
81 be served just like n white man. He |
"A sat nj any public table If he u quiot !
II can pay the bills. White waters |
rve hun without murmur and tho |
lNcrcaa darcy lm0ciaos he il sitting
leways on u clovd picking harp with
De hand and eating honey with the other
hen he j. turned loose IN the English
otsopois with so "a his pocket.
~ ODD soHr.
fn'crinc restaurant on tho Strand in
anJou wl.'le there recently ] was sur
psod 20 observe ~ q table Two coal black
lyroes and two white women. My frst
iIul. WIS TO instantly depart. for such
sight IN The United States would surely
~ have been possible. Int as no one
iew rae in the place Sualfy INCLUDED to
itch the proceeding. Lao women APP
pared . be IN high elee. especially as
Gss after glass Of beer was cmptlei by all
f. Of the pcrs - 81 the table The ne
,oas were undoubtedly from the n.tol
SITES. as they frequently ailud "a to things
al events IN Baltimore and Washington.
l'y wrapped thor IN ok lips around the
by-g LASTS and rolled their eyes at
urlv c,cry one who passed the
tiie &C which they sal. Tho women were
ltiy amused - the COW ,rsation OF Their
dizzy companions. and the darkie-. to
81 the'r manners and pre,ont the loud
lgshicr 40 cL.rA te.Is.lc O. their race. were
CCluuailV stuiiin- the napkins IN their
u.ths when those large openings were
I. hilct with ether beer OF bectsteak. II
" q sight not soon 10 be forgotten by au
torilan. and every moment II looked rs
tine white women would embrace the
fgroes SO close dii they get to each other.
course the women Were Of the common
uss those brazcn creatures who daily
al nightly roam along the Strand 0nd
iccad.ly, bu; they were quite good IooG-
= anu well dressed.
WOULD NOT STAND TCO MUCH.
a promiucn: American friend Of mine
al remarked several times 10 me that the
omMuu women Of London went Wild
yer American negroes, and IhGc keray re-
ifa, ~ The NIrgnIcus bow bumbO. n
srsy FROM the Old Dominion. was hon
"a tv TIE iugiisn servants and ii ally
4ptGrel W. To- wife. out had never be-
alD witnessed rogro"s aui white women
.tha same table u a leading restaurant
here the best Cla-, of people
10 for their meas. WAS com.
entir. Oh the occurrence a. the hotel
BE same evening ii the presence o.
american ri nos who had a. caller a
wru-kuovu member oi the House OF Com
mons. lie Wa surprised that We took any
notice o. sucu thing, but was informed
thai H. the English had 10 stand couple
o. hundred Thousand negroes III thelr
midst they wOu.a soon put stop = tEelr
goa. INTO tuc restaurants depcudn. on
tlo wAllt race for 1-eir main support.
TED ceINAGE.
he English aud the Germans are con
c.,..u.y worked up over tho strong ten
o..c,ln the United States towards the
institute free coinage OF SILVER. al
Y..r.vsr you meet those people
o. the h.ghcr classes thy Will u
x ia their Arguments tia, the great
Ager.0Au nation must go 10 BANKRUPTCY
c.l rdiu f the gold standard is not main
ulurL. Iley ore a. much opposed 10 irel
coinage as tuey are u the Mckinney tam
md Keep . closer watch ca our poHuca
IRfa.rs than the meagre reports IN thei
low. papers would indicate: hey sincere
Il. hone that Mckinley VIII be beaten III I'M
lioguh,rnatcra.ra race, but are not impress
eel wlfnh.s opponent Tor tho reason that
GOV. ruor Campheil Is reelected he WI
stand H.. the way Of Cleveland for the NOM
nation MISC. Ii Cleveland Wa a SOLID il
thu United States as he IL Ia England am
Germany he would have walk-OYeT 10
the nomination next year. Inc thlnk ID
D.oYlc III these two countries not oniF III
acme his election would smash our preseh
tariff system. but they rejoice that ne
opuoeod 10 free coinage OF silver and IS 10
the English German gold Standard
GREAT Wall.
The German and English papers have Sc
mn q great wal since the adoption OF N
froe-colnaee plank for American SILVER b
the Pelu.vlvanla Republican State CCA
veution. They hardly know what 10 maj
If tie drft Of sentiment IA the OA-Vc
States. ~.
! E-rlshl with whom ! COuvcrsed tO-n1
! :, iIuDich sq,1. You would be surprise
tn hear the doubts eXpIesseI III TINS cl'
| every time our PAYERS aIlude 70 some VOL
d.r,ul new inventions IA the Onite
/ Ste+os. The old follows shake the
| heads and declare that It IS impossi ni'
! 1Lev r..iiculei tine telephone ana eiec'I
| l-rht when frs brought 70 their a;tei
| t.'u and said they would not give s@tl
! f,.flon. but We had 10 adopt both. Now
! have "a surprising story from AiherlcS
! tbs eject that III Ie1"s. who're neA '
| drought prevailed, one q your C'''I , -
! has invented plan for MAKING ram. W
rsr,rs have alluded generally 10 tne u
80, al lint Undertaking, AMI our old f.
| law. would doubt but for the TACT tn'
| dunno the Franco-Prussisn war IL ram
,r,-.rleblv II tie l0cGlIty IL Whlcn q pat'
~. fought. IAoy are now inclined 10
Ieyo this story.
10 PREVENT RAIN.
Ifsorne man could come along now az
inv.rt a plan for preventing ram DC Won
! confer blessing upon the German 81
me 7. has raiucd almost daily Tor Il
,,"s. ~ week The dampness mas "a!
sr.d s.rlousiythc crops in the empire, q,
| al through Europe for that matter; II
! Sb.rtnos, Of tho crops IN Europe Is UO"i
| ~ make O. large demand lor AAIcI' ~
rrain and flour md sehd mp the pilV'
T- Mckinley viii probably say hls tal
I'm did il. bus he VIII NJ INC s"l,o -, U' -
have trouble ID e1pialHiHE Wy ~ w
- NOT been enhanced IN vaiue. IL OF
, ,,'' To- show that lis peculiar theory
SS,rong IN principle Bud disastrous III
| 80, "a Ohio wool from last adFlceS
j,i,'c-n, much less than II did q year u
Th'is wet weather viii also nave a a
os.rnns effect on the VINE INDUSTRY. l.
cro,,.s viii he poor and devoid ot tEe Il
sa,ar nereesary 70 the making ot cnoi
-. I'm account Of the lack OF suh@ilii
= rood season Tor wine occurs oniF NO
me- In FIVE years. So noted WiuJ-"ca
,oid ms, AZ Niesha len several weeks a.
ThT last really good vintage Ia peri l'.
49, n lss6. and II is noticed that the peol
IN ordering the Rhine wines alhiost
'"a-iafIv call for that vintage. ne inicl
I~ands are Of course marketed, 1u'
s1id cheaplv here, though most Oh tlie -
st,T cont TO the United states Is
cbaTced for on account OF our Mch hn
80 A German sad to-d Jay that ne
dorstood that grapes were pe!ls Senr -,
swcrica TO be made into VINE III u1Ii.'"
Inc Germans are apprehensive .l"v
ir~ited States, before many moro No
, All have elapsed. will DO maHins ia
sunrlies of excellent wine ana sauiS '"'
fore with their own trade.
; ToBAcCo -cIGARRrrES'
.,e-i-on tobacco and cigarettes are
= - tDnnd in all OF the leading Europ'
,Drns and cities, but il is astonishing
49,. 49," ~ ,rice varies for the same article. III
-, ,l9 a packaee of long-cut tobacco ih'
; Lv a prominent firm ana useu ioi ~ ~ +
rolIing cigarettes costs ~ cents III ~ 4