The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-15
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particular receiving literally.
the Dean and viii spend the week il. our city
renewing acquaintance with old friends. Capt.
Shaw, years ago. was popular clerk 1. On the
Vicksbl1rg boats, commanded several through
Yazoo packets. and for the last year Or two has
been running the. Della above Vicksburg. We
hope he may find his stay pleasant one.
The Wachusaetts arrived yesterday morning
II and lays at anchor off the head Of Gravier
street.
Bertha has been withdrawn from the Lafourehe
trade. The Belle will attend to her busin ess.
alaaonviIle for Thibodaux $500 49,
The Anchor Line steamer Centennial. de-
tained BY quarantine short, distance above
Kennervile. will be released to-day at IL
o'clock. and Will leave tomorrow evening for
St. Louis. The Gay took a lot Of Ice TO her last
We mentioned Sunday that the coast captains
and owners had met together In council satur-
day. Yesterday they met again. all the interests
agreed upon q tariff Of rates. which IL slil Lit
ADVANCE over the old rates; and which is to 20
een 81
OF the price OF coal, which has been inc eased
from 45 to S5 cents box. with the probabilities
NJ which Is higher than 1t has been for many sum-
mers. and the loss OF time occasioned by put
ting freight on the top OF banks, which. on &C.
count OF low water, are very high.
slight rise was reported yesterday at Pitts
burg and Evansville.
Toby TuEgles Again.
LOUISVILLE. KY. July TO- 1879.
To the Editor Of the Democrat:
The weather since you left has been extreme
" warm, aud to-day. it Is said. Is the hottest of
the season 50 far. The news Of " low jack
making MS ap pearance IN Memphis has created
Railroad Company, by telegram from their
agent In Memphis. to-day forwarded all the
q coaches 10 TIE dSp9 meet the de-
faces look gloomy. as last seasons experience Is
fresh IL 2 their miods, 4 gentleman an from Clover
health. His son, Charles. passed through here
yesterday on his way to meet him. Capt II.
slsno. Y lett yesterday evening f3r Pittsburg
Of the noted springs IT Virginia. met Stanley
Ryland' to-day he looks better than he did ten
makes OF himself that after the tooth carpenter.
hss finished the contract for the new I've los he
"a. Smith. 81 tie steamer White. was reported ,po
The new boat Of Parisot's. Line will be-
] launched next week. The planking is about
done, her cabin is rooted In. and By Saturday
prove to be the best boat Of her class ever built,
and will be fast and q good carrier.
The Dick Taylor, Capt. binnOtt'S boat Is pro-
crossing SLOWLY on account OF the extreme hot
Capt. Hodge and Delahoussaye's boat. also
that OF Capt. bcovell are not set up yet. but the
PLine, and the new Henderson packets are
launched they will take their places on the
ways.
have seen the plan Of sinnott's cabin. and I
gay With az eandor that 4 VII be one Of The
viii be- proud 81 the boat. Mr.. JOIN CARLY
Formerly OF the steamer Ed. Richardson. trans
iers the machinery of the Bart Able to the new
boat
met Capt. Jack DeHart. and he was perspir-
property left By his Uncle asked him II be
was going to the races His answer was: TOO
h9t?. and thought 80. too.
tive my regards to inquiring friends and set
1870 49, $3.50 80" TOBY TUGGLEs.
Trip to the Ohio-No. 3.
With Capts.J as. Wise and W. B. Miller we paid
visit TO Mount Adam. appropriately named.
that surround Cine matt. and the pleasur to
a oe Io our, there you have tempted Adam alice
tn e /, q 90 Mrs I'VE Ihs route tq he bill
asgine an inclined railway starting from 10
front Of Ka'z Barnett's door and extending
81 the nearest corner Of the Custom House and
you! you nave 1t exactly. There is double
s sraaana the :, cars ascending and Do
drawn and lowered by means 81 ponderons
engine Ig on the, hill, the hind and front wheels
level lSs' -, Once On top and YOU, are in elysum
passing through the engine house and station
ypu enter f,t vide space Of ground ad Of IL
fhe side to the left as you enter is the Highland
house I. g mighty orDamented two-story build
lEg, with balcony to each story on he front
ana q side. which are provided with tables and
S bnal for refreshments: inside is BARR
Jimmie Ch1ldress, a concert room q bali room.
9 restaurant aud private dining rooms.
WIN me extreme right Of the grounds covered
With benches. Seated at one of these tables you
f ea view panorama indeed grand and beautl-
Leg churches. man ufactories. public buildings.
residences and business centres all plainly visi.
Pc ass1 while off IN the distance may BE-
, ,3sg. there with q grain field. and at another
I pace with cluse r of trees. Turning toward
meath which IS plactdiy passing e the f Bee Ri-
were were, on whose bosom proudly float steamers
almost innumerable; from there they wander
both IN Kentuek s and divided By s be H,eRina
river, modest and unDretentious little stream {
q toa al appearances. but one that steamboatmen
ana lee Aees
49, az Y the tables may be found the belle and the
naa prince and the sun Drowned son Of toll.
n n h ana night. enjoying the cool and refresh
fran pre- za which makes you feel, after coming
ffhn III al country, Immediately facing you Is
III grand concert room occupied that night by
Va Nae 9c Inomas and his orchestra. composed of
r nu uol y J know how many musicians. or how !
;maa LAM different Instruments but. by way Of an
emmy con-, We ! mention that In the front row we
nttn 1tlt6Su plUllUSs lHb MUSIC we Will not
~ 70 describe but will Say this much of it.
an ana tne like was never heard In this city, The
ns sn. consisted OF about five thousand PEG
e az, among whom were many lovely women,
that ea !. bth ea g 10 their beauty
HE popular drink is beer. and fha favorite
Il W. 'eei,sea srarst and sretzef. The former
sIie o. .uln. long, dfaWn-out sausage served on a
t tas,sa Of rye bread with dash of butter. tt
eatea eyer 80 much better than It looks and Is
what en oy the quantity-unlimited, Swietzer is =
Mnnan.W W call down here gruyere. visit to :
Tnstrnsa adam Is alone worth trip to Cincinnati
anisu cted by the wonders OF nature and mech
meet c caom1blned entertained by the faces you
- t ssWsesetest Of music the inner man refreshed
ina III aulds and solids that doth there abound
and .saves It In bissful forgetfulness Of the tolls
y peace with all the world, 80 X
II ~ frank Bergeron late Of the Bertha, goes
IL 10 assumption In the office. g
zsL00y E Xcurhian nm Ihe Henry Frank