New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-12
CITY ITEMS.

i-vliLe mad dogs eye in me sunny "-noo"' COZ
.-s--sa,~es n Ike snake and seem ready 70
Leo, on, a;vou The smooth surface CT tae ceiiaFSa
f,-. ,oshed b. TIE ten2ousaadta t-lu-nHoH o. sole
Ies.hs- nc aerce ana glazing brightness o1e1
.epr.r. retreat down ato the dark beneath 'e' oa-
One crows decidedly nervous ST tHat same lo0A--s
riass in Williams i S;e-erss T:2coTV eoHeen''a-'As
and rejecting million rays OF Lsat aid ia'sh's a.
saae- OF excuses Tor going round or stopping so0F
of OF pos,pou-s the crisis Of actually waking ?ss
il. TIE gigantic red csbbases worked u woFs'ed 'e'
vet OF me ground (:hough aoor would &c oes'e'
word o. tbs, superb Wilton carpet begin 70 s'oW a."
II, e glide swiftly b. lest KEY leap over taeiE oo'
de-= down Upon our aesd-ic which case 70 should &c
the vvo-z;ed The Man TIA; pays he Flute in the E'a
Story pants AID blows II vai to breath OF ar or
variation car re utter The Piano tie other corner
which We k7o.r has been going without n:eynssiou for
the las: four years hats and struggles painfully AMID is
relaxed cords and rheumatic scales. The ther'or'e
,erv AZ which we have so often stopped to what
o,cIoct IL. weather was has failed bark-upce6. gone
smashed 7, rose by degrees but fell suddenly and l.
-et-eveblv beneath The temperature Of the times The
Ou1aibuses have leagId motion and 90 ollas their
tongue. about Amos, 70 the ground. The G-y goods
clerks forget 70 be dapper aud lounge unabashed on
-heir unoccupied stools with unturued dickeys For
what care thew There j. nobody in town that IS any
bodv-whv should they a-gravate their patient laun'
dresses who wiring from; them SO many shlings ana
-,.fe their tempers they dc up their linen crock
e-v.sore garnished with hideouiy painted hsndbasins
and studded with gigantic coee-cups sees nothing IN
the ASPECT OF the times That threseas for centuries 70
come TO disturb the peace of China or any gifts pieces
The Model OF New-York swings on IL broad canvas
stretching from pole 70 pole idle painted town
upon painted island. The Telegraph wires have
hauled OF 10 repose after The a-euous labors Of the
sior-the Fountains won't work and are TOO lazy 10
play The anastamosins aneu-i=Ir which we frs: no.
uced some months ago al the gangton on WaTren.st
mas ro reached Resde-st and completely deranged the
calculation.
Such is Broadway il midsummer. OF the people one
meets there one can ssv nothing for one knows nothing
except that they hare never been there before
- A TEMPERANCE CAMP MEETING Is to BE-
opened tomorrow il the grove the East Rver near
Turtle Bay It IS intended be kept nil Sunday even
in- il the public interest viii warrant Good speakers
are engaged the location is very pleasant one and ev-
cry effort will DC made instruct and convince all who
will hear that Alcoholic Liquors in any quantity or form
are poisonous to the human system and cannot be i'm
blbed without serious injury Dealers in Liquors are
expressly invited 10 attend and hear Stages nun up the
Bowery and Thiri,avenue every ten minutes Fare .
cents Stop at the crossing OF the old Cato Road 45h
st Friends OF Temperance GO yourselves and urge
your unconvnced friends TO accompany you
Licensing oNSlausrs-A Hard Case-Mr
Lent. one Of our most spirited and enterprisins omn
bus propretors eighteen Stages in which he has
invested all his property AMI believe something
more Blu, the Mayor will allow him Licenses ior only
thirteen. that being the number Licensed his line
;,oJ N, M
custom on his route.
This il certainly hard We think the Mayor is right
in Insisting that BroadrGy shall be choked with more
omnibuses. but why not License the superintendent
stnso. to run down Hudson Greenwich'st. 10 the
Battery or barely cross Broadway TO Fulton Ferry -
There must be some better Khan absolute pro-
hibition oftheir running AT all.
| THE STEAMBOAT Through gross
piece OF carelessness the part OF composor not
familiar with the arrangements of the office, article,
doing clearly appears great injustice to the steam
boat Proprietor put type and found its way into
our paper few days since, instead Of being laid upon
the desk of one of the Editors TO be examined The
affair is the more vcxa,ous the communication was
entirely anonymous. The following certificates will, we
presume restore the Proprietor the entrc confidence
of the public.
NEw-YoRY August lIth. 1916.
Sir: Agreeable to your request we nave examined the
hull boilers and machinery OF the steamboat PROPRIETOR
The hull OF said boat is sound and Tight the boilers are
three wears old made OF iron material and have been
used about twenty months and that mostly IN fresh wa
ter There has been leak in OF the boilers IN the
outside she'll which has been sufficiently repaired III
opinion renderit sound and III for Mr.. John :.
Rodnan superintendent in person the above mentioned
repairs, in whose skill and experience boermskeT
have the utmost confidence and whose certificate Tor
''' = f' y ~ '' " w ELIHEw $. BUNKER,
JOHN CLARK
To L. Cook Esq President Of Mutual SGfety Insurance Co
This will cery that have personally superintended
all repairs steamboat Proprietor since her
10 this port and that there only places upon the
entire OF the boilers that had eny repairs
done 70 them and those exceed six inches square
which has been permanently repaired; and that the
boilers in my opinion II hrstra;e working condition.
and il they remain AT the shop for repairs /
could do no more them there is visible place
! requiring repairs JOHN = hOpMAN.
MELANCHOLY Suic1DE.-We have just learned
tina; William NJ Price, Esq formerly United States Dis
.ric Attorney for ke Northern District Of New York,
committed suicide yesterday morning at about y o'clock
al Ognon- Posto Gallery Cenal-st. by shooting him
self In addition 70 the above learn that the rme-
date cause of this great peclniary enbarra=s-
nent which had subjected Mr. Prices household urTi-
ture TO Sheriff sale. The officer had postponed the al
fair as long rs possible but Monday told VT Price
that Tie sale positively take place without farther
delay lie did not live 10 witness it.
- brutal fight took place yesterday in front
Of our Office between the puer Of hsndcaEt and the
driver OF barouche whose vehicles net in<'assau's
by the TracSociety building Handcart could nj back
out and Barouche you'd nj Barouche. stout, well
fed fellow got down and bunged awtully the eye 0:
Handcsrt poor hafstarved little fellow. crowd OF
several hundred collected 10 see Barouche taken of to
the Tom5s.
IcE CREAM-We do simply PLAIN disinterest-
ed thing saying that palate the Ice Cream pre-
pared by ROWE & LErPoLDT. at the old PeTerelly Sa
loon 5Q7: Broadway possesses richness and decacy
OF hsvor which have elsewhere United II
such exquisite proportion. This is not pua-for We
are completely unknown these gentlemen, and moth
ing but the coolest courtees permissible from seller &c
buyer have ever passed between With the excep
ton Of Delrnonicos ATsHsues &c creme, Rowe & Leg
poldts Ice Cream Is the most delicious favor ye
achieved