Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-30

'oMNiIIE ZEE or FLOOR MANAGERS,
VIM. NJ. Rhodus, Chairman.
| IT. +. Brunot, !. Puioi,
/. ). Jones, G. l.. Way,
Lonis Krrtz, VIM. GcscIi,
| S. Michael, j. J. Wax,
y. Fnrricr.
SI%nor trcmOnini, the MalOrdomO o
the Verandth House and Restaurant, or
yesterday, sent Us y ycmin,lry " ih,
shape of u magnificent red fish, accom-
panied by sample quarts Of sparkling
white and red wines, imported By him
for the use of his elegant restaurant
directly from the frontier of Switzerland
and Italy. The fish and the wine boil,
stood testing most admirably and ON
decision is that meme better can he Oh
tanned even in the famed Crescent CITY,
the headquarters of the opicurcs of
America. Signor Crcmonini has thor
oughly renovated his establishment, NO
well and centrally located, so as to keep
pace with the onward movement Of tho
Highland City. On Saturday, ut ia.
NJ, he throws open to the public Il mag
niiiccnt billiard saloon and starts the
boom by giving n fine lunch to his many
friends and patrons, who are invited TO
be present at the opening ceremonies.
A distinguished orator, whose namo has
not yet boon announced, will deliver an
appropriate address. O
Tho victory at Bull Run, it has often
been asserted, would have brought had it
been followed up, tbs glorious Stars and
Bars into Washington city and perhaps
have ended the war IN favor of the
South. The reason why this was not
done IS because the Contr,lcratcs had
engaged all their forces in the battle
and when the victory was won. our
Generals had no fresh reserves with
whom to prcss the rctrcating foe. Though
some may deem the comparison far
fetched, still there is a great deal of
similarity between war and business.
At least Roscnicld, tho dashinu dry
goods man, thinks so. Having inaugrl-
rated boom calculated to dcmoralizc
the opposition, through last weeks CAP
IroLIAN, he now brings up his reserve,
in columns Of battalions at half distance.
See his list Of receipts in another col
unn.
Clinton Waterman: Judge II. N.
of Baton Rouge, was on
visit to Clinton, on Thursday, and re-
'owcd his acquaintance with the depart
ncnt HEADS Of the Waterman. IL was
refreshing interview and took us back
20 the days of our national unpleasant |
ness when astfidc of his war.Iorse nc |
calamity battled for southern rights,
md when vanquishcd, quit the art of !
war "all over" and resumed tho walks |
ii peace, in which he has attained mcr-
ted distinction, popularity and prosper
ty. May his genial nature and smiling
acc continue long to invite social hours |
mi pleasant reunions.
ANOTHER STEP FORWARD We are
'ratIiicd to learn, from good authority, |
nat number of gentlemen possessing
he necessary capital, are in active and
arrest negotiations for leasing the looms
II tho pcnitcntiary, with u view of en-
'arklng in tho manufacture of cotton
loths, there by employing operatives
rom among the inhabitants of our city.
>atchcz has made a grand SUCCESS of
Itch enterprises and we can't sec any
hing else but the sanc result to those
Undertaking similar ones in Baton
'ougc. The tide has turned and onr
ity will, in n few years, be the Qucen
[ the Highlands of Louisiana.
The Reception Committee designated
0 make arrangements to render agroe
bic the soionrn of the members of the
'rcss in onr midst, met last night and
ppointcd subcommittee composed of
lessrs Charles Week, Leon .Jastrcms-