The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-03
ADre.afn1 and. Timely WARNING.

ihey to0K tne poat at tne loot OF Murray
seleeL ana, 70 get sea1s. Went ABOARD an noui
egf to sS The 81 80 aS.n Iaes
zone :. r., i'11 -. iI's. ~
The sun beat down on the thin board ceirint
andRarped the paint and made%them cross
The reflection of the sums light beat up from
the Wster and gave them o headache. :" vii
the boat1qeyerl start f' they almost screamed
IN ang4fHh Il may be remarked here that the
taeE WFetcned beings came to the boat
ineyScame purdened with carpet bags ano
wives ana: wives sisters, and bundles OF news
papers and bahies; and each wretch looked
not!eE tnan the preceding wretch. But they
rMM M aslnaed i ,t themselves by mnrmuring, wait
they W9Aeo. dirty cloud OF dust came UP
troma West street, and dlsagreeable odor
noa!ed up nom me Vicinigy a Oh washington
MssketMIlS .lnecnSls II tnat peaceiul resort
saig. s9 agSusiy gSy aUeTz ,sh anu ane outeeE
dealsss sasH, .t sse.n Will iase;
pGgple ng s+eaad on tae TSais TOu
Sn n incrsessd seMSu hv fei f.Nsh
Me-; oy IeaS e W
- a. 80 r-rrER sE1F1sHNEss e1iJ :;
ovetspread their faces:r The seats were get
ting scarce. Each Man clutched his seat as II
ne could part Win only Win, his Life. New
corners made frantic dives and grabs for the
few remaining stools. Later arrivals could
getno seats atall, and over hundred people
Shadito stand up all the way to Sandy HOOK.
- I..2z-THB- START. i,
q. Z : =,
SntsI % .1s Wlssenes on Tue 9oab hao
& pee1 delnsel very nssrly 70 tne condiuon OF
= noH1n8 nantacs- Dyr rthe intense neat-for tue!
tnernO1essds. inlsE s,ceLtaluly nave peen at
aoonIyen M stnoas and degrees fahrenheit In the
shadsMtne boaL ieeoiy started. Then It was,
io9u0 ina. t..sevenslentns. .ol the vessel was IN,
tn6 BnM Ann;aoout tnree.tentns OF tne seating
Recommendations In the. shade. This small pro-
pefg9q 81 enuurante PIE iocahty was .inrtneT les
& & Thus about hundred persons obtained shade
alq,S gqny nlt!e pun 81 oreeze, ana all the;
4 1e sISoA 1oafo were gwen over 70 torment.
Is Dgss tWas igntiniiy crowoed-s Every;
0dEeetDoWWas IN everybody eises eye, and
eEexY6oays %hs constantly knocktnga against
eyerypoay stse. Have. ! already remarked:
seas tns TsaneI was h4s en0ugn iol ioRMes
~ hfsfnia' a.constrictors m,obt hsve
.ef5(il Nj m. an. so hot isy: SO mloht sala.
,sS,s AZ, an,st1icils. tarantriss. bananas. date
tsss.. a,,ss s.hiopIans, and other DEM
ssr. &c., IAaS ni;,~ss p,. they would have
easvt ci9ss. III !. % nus s,,,a ho bo-ra TO
pretty Dog ume .. ~ anu MouiH ~ ue ne-. - Nv
murmnr ~ Ieqqens Intervals, = wan. " "!
J; nome, ,ss -. ,.,,,, +o,,...ho- +..h = ( h |
m,sh. .S,h weather. The sall to long Branch
on INC new steamers Ia commonly ldelichtfiil:: ::
Snt where a crowd rnshes and soueezes and
nnshes and torments itself on such a hot day,
On 6oat which. though large and roomy, has
vet limits, discomfort is the necessary result
AtlIast the bost came to land. The weather
ias before ssate6) was too hot for imagination.
6uftirat6id lat prevent all the passengers
: from croWdiug together In q reeking mass OF
swelterfng Humanity at the gaugway door,
where they groaned with heat Then began a
hot race for the cars. A''' ,a..,. - q
me 6nauy slQe Was Iapluiy uueo anu tio
sun @reVeued In -dazzung raolancy on tne
others, 5G 30
By and BY the train arrived at Long Branch,
where number OF hot, open carriages were
in,Waitng People who did not get into these
carriages were packed away like sard1neS IN 9
long, boxslike omnibus, and conveyed over
dusTyroads to glaring white hotels. Here
theyibowed befure the x - II LHf.G <
rf,rs g..NcNARcHs OF TH LAND
rna.o n,,,htv ,,otantoto.. var, not tho oyvn-
era.ncsbs An Int those dread beinrs Known