The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-09
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edInce will reanpeer in It's original splendor. :,
efrors a pI essant resort both for Visitors from
wf9 Wan to ys sr IN s sS9 Sy aey w. and
fnished by Louis XIV IA a long wall fronting
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sonry on an uneven surface. sometimes high
and sometimes not
which tho results. obtained do not compensate.
though the ride along the esplnnade furnishes
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cass tSH aPs ys:tdHy ono
find good dinner for two francs The saloon
is SPACIOUS and ornamental The, table cloths
bright easliehts illuminate the apartment,
You got "a good pea soup or Julicnno soup,
cut OF beef brais6 In Madeira, excellent bread,
nm nS S bn bss and Sn,. cup s %
Or. II one chooses to omit his coffee and have
sn hi esn S that t. the s
tase All can Say in behalf Of t this cheap
The differences between London and Paris is
where; in Paris everybody seems to have ar
rI. is ps sssa d se saf ssss s ct ext ext.
owing to the love OF isolation among the Eng
% SSo to hs the French
An Englishman at dinner today said II his
s5 i ssr he c Noa snd bis psFs
he. Knew him solf. He was Of q socinl temper:
Gnne " city e Oh Is the
FSr sns F ied Of I show the whole population
will turn out. and on fine Sunday In AUTUMN
1s 9S%Ts smsTnf far N Ssa s Ban
enormous balloon c4nstrncted and no inflated
it GnsTGs Masf 1 oess With T m it
Jnyalides or the Pantheon. and, thoy said to9k
small house under t. 10 feet by 90. and on its
fat roof. surrounded BY an enclosed railing.
They were greater number than ever un-
dertook an aerial voyage together before. md.
VI. snScR efnS al F"ss sscp
half filled tho Champde Mars. they surrounded
the sa,.,Ss and quite MED Ht the streets and
many. The balloon had hard work t" rise at
fret; and made two or three Intellectual starts.
and swung his hat as he sailed AWAY.
Tho balloon drifted off before the wind d.
recty over tho city for about flvo minutes.
when It began to descend. and came down be-
hind the houses and was out OF sight.
The whole spectacle did not last five min
utes But for this all Paris turned out. and tired
themselves to death in going standing. and
returning. for not nm omnibus or voiture was
to he had for love or money.
The military were put on duty. and SQUADS Of
infantry and squadrops OF cavalry perambu-
lated tho enclosure and its envrons for hours
Nive la spectacle!
He made second ascent two weeks later.
when he camc down IN general wreck In the
kingdom OF Hanover.
Paris Is tho resort Of all the rich. halt,
lame. and blind, and 1t IL the paradise OF
cripples and children Tho Champs Elys6e
is tho homo OF loafers OF high degree I
never saw so much old and MANNED gentIlity
Hero n half-paralyzed wo man leaning on a
maid. with n servant In livery ut her heels.
There man hitching along on his canes. fol-
lowed by his servant. in gloves and coat that
sweeps the ground. and so on al inflntum.
Our life in Paris is tho dtshdb,Ue part OF our
European experiences.
I. go there rs go to camp out WHOM I am
at homo In America. l tumble intoa French
have not even a parlor to myself
ground stand or lie on. We all huddle round
the dinner table AS thick as throe In n bed. and
rs jollr. Monsieur and MADAME are m odels Of
good nature AMI substantial virtue and have
that peculiar French characteristic OF love OF
grcgariousness which somehow imperoeptibly
spreads when ono gets where It exists, more
especially whom one 10 among the French.