The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-28
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attempted to publish the ordnance certain PERSONS
to be selected TO perform that duty thus throwing the
introduction OF the water and TO buildings
entirely into the hands of plumbers who may the
patronage OF those who desire the OF the No
contracts Tor the water 10 be considered binding for Ion
ger period than until the second succeeding first day
May after such contract was entered into
All rents and other emoumcnts which may ne from
use anu appheauon oil the water shall, IN the FIRST IN
stanceo applied 10 the and repairs
% 'he Cio,oh Aqneduct Works; next TO the payment of
ne ON The Water Stock, and Lastly 10 the Tedemp
ton OF said stock.
Any person who shall battle or 90 into The crcton
Water, at either OF the Reservoirs or sny pat of the
Croon Aqueduct OF shall throw any stones chips Or
dltt OF any other material substance or any thing
whatever INTO the oirs into the water or gate
houses, or into the yenlaors or aquc4uct or fountain
basins or shall IN any manner nure or disgure any
part oil the Croton Aqueduct Works OF the bN drsnts
stopcocks ony Of the Jets fountain, or anrerfages
to said Croton Aqueuc Works shall be subject 10 fine
not to exceed 500 be imposed by any poc Jrs,,ce an
Magistrate. And in default of ymen OF v pf so
imposed, such Police Justice or Magistrate shalt commit
such offender to the city prison for period 10 exceed
thirty days.
In case any person shall tespass any part Of the en-
bankmen OF the Croton Aqueduct Reservoir or 20 or
remain on the same without permission OF the proper
per ons having charge OF the same case any person
does not comply with the regulations THE Aquc
duct Board as to the times they shall leave the embani
ments OF sad RESERVOIRS or the grounds or buildings
ached to said Reservoirs such person shall be
Anne OF S95 and IN default OF payment imprisoned not 20
exceed twenty days, in the city prison.
No pump in any street OF the City of New York ela
centto which the conduit pipes of the pass
shall be repaired or kept in order by the officers the
Corporation at public expense from and after the first
day of May next but nothing shall prevent the persons
residing in the neighborhood of any such pump from
keeping the same in repair their expense except
when such wells ordered to be filled up by the Gem
mon Council.
CosrRApcrIoSUpon further inv estigation of the par
tculars of the charge made against Abraham Levy by
Mrs Tryon, feel satisfied that the complaint, was un.
founded in all its essential points.
CAsxLE GARDEN FRE.-Last euening las the Direc.
tor OF the Fire Works. at Castle Garden engaged In
starting rockets usually up them accidentally
exploded and the fiery fragments scattered the
of the upper saloon, setting it fire. but causing little
damage to the premises.
New CouNrERFEITs--A counterfeit has been
issued on the Seventh Ward Bank OF this city o. the ee
nomination OF SIS. The notes drawn pay able H.
Clay; letter A. No. 359l signed D. Lawrence President
and H. Hanson, Cashier. They well executed and
difficult to detect from the genuine notes.
CHILD KILLED Dior OF LAupANrM.--A colored
woman named Sarah Ann Williams who resides at ia
Barrow street deprived her infant about week old of
life on Tuesday evening by giving it, she says single
drop Of laudanum.
TME.-A coored woman named Maria Rey nolds
caught in the act of secretng gold breapn belonging
to LOUIS Fisher of Bayard and Mott Streets and
another named Amelia Thompson, for stealing a watch
worth $40 from Jacob Abrecht, 81 Mott street
mitted to prison.