Journal of a Voyage across the Atlantic by George Moore
page 11 of 83 (13%)
page 11 of 83 (13%)
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Their system is as much carried out as Morrison's, Fore-street. You never have occasion to ring the bell twice: they have twenty rotunda men who do nothing else but answer bells and carry out parcels. My first impression of New York on the Sunday morning was that it resembled Paris. Population, 350,000. Lat. 40° 42' N.; Long. 74° 2-1/2'. I here subjoin the Bill of Fare. For eating and bed two dollars per day, including servants. _GENTLEMEN'S ORDINARY._ SOUP. Mock Turtle Soup. FISH. Baked Black Fish, Claret sauce, Clam Chowder. BOILED. Corned Beef, Chickens and Pork, Ham, Smoked Corned Beef, Tongue, Leg of Mutton. |
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