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The New York herald., 1865-07-17
CITY MTELLIaENCE.

rm Orr issrscroxs Picmc "a Saturday. which took
place according the programme heretofore published
success Some two thousand persons participated
and had very pleasant time at Dudieys Grove. whers
there any amount OF dancing, swinging and othe'
oity and rural exercises ending with the ride back e
New York, during which the terpschorean exercises
were kept up with alacrity-mcn women and chiidrer
entering isto the pastme with the enthusiasm charac
terzing tire commenccment AT earlier hour IN the day
The day all that could have been desired and the
oxcursionists among whom we're J X, Dcyeln. Genera
sanford, exShcrin Lynch Judge McCunn, Councilman
Lent the City Inspector and the officers OF the dc
partment seemed 10 enjoy themselves vastly The Ar
rangemens were all admirable and the party returned
10 tho city about seven h., well satisfied with the
pleasures they had experienced
JUMpsD A FERRyBoAr AND DnowsED. --Abou
half past eight O'Clock yesterday morning unknown
middle aged man jumped from the ferryboat Onaaska
while tho trip from Chambers street TO Long Dock
and although tho boat stopped Immediately and
every effort made TO rescue him, no drowned. He
evidently contemplated suicide, he made effort te
himself
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York. Philadelphia Psburg and other places 70 witness
the great four cared boat 10 como OH here Taes
day next The match promises 70 DO the greatest affair
Of tho kind ever witnessed Among the shell boat cello
brit'es present Is James Hammlt, OF Ptssburs The
purse s the largest contested for either an this
country or in Europe, bcng six thousand dollars Every
rowboa within three miles OF the city has bcen engaged
as also number Of propeers Every train brings add
tona delegates aud by Sionday night every hotel will
be Aed The betting Is very lively, as high az ton thou
sand against eight thousand dolars bong already odced
on The New York boat
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S p o r TIN G. /.
Tho Turf.

Tn0 Turf.
FASHION COURSE. L.. .I.-rRoTrfN0.
SATURDAY, July 10 Match $780, milo eass. best three
In FIVE
d. Mace named ch. IN eta Sherwood, 10
ESQ lb. wagon aud driver ........ Received forfeit
g. Mclaughlin named b m. Dutchess, To
wagon .'....................-..... raio ioHess
The above mares on the track al the appointed
time. and betting set in lively favorof Ella Sherwood
at any odds that required but after scorng few
times Dutchess appeared not 70 have the speed requ
site 10 make successful with tho Bashaw and her
owner. Mr. Monnott. paid forfeit 70 Mr. Turnbu, the
owner Of Ella Sherwood
This afternoon Eve horses trot Tor purse and stake q
the above course Owners 10 drive.
THE SARATOGA TRorTING MEErIN0-rHIRD DAY
FRIDAY, JULY Ia.
Tho remarkable Hnenoss OF the day. and the knowledge
that all three OF horses entered for tho would
positively start together with tho probability OF close
contest induced large attendance OF sportsmen and
fashonabIes among whom the ladies loomed in great
numbers The track was splendid trotting condition.
and all the arrangements the case at Saratoga
were OF tho auent description In the pool betting
Of Thursday evening the stallion Harry Clay was the favo
rite bringing 500 the $40 Of shptimber and the $50
of Rattcsnake On Friday morning there little df-
ference between the threeClay fetchng $110 Rattle
wore Messrs. Dexter, J. B. Craig and b. u. Crane.
FRsDAy, July M-Purse $780, mile heals. best three
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Coroner,a Inauest.

Boy CRUSHED TO DxArH "A lad nsmed John McGrath,
twelve years Of age whs at play In front Of the Aare
Iron Works. on Saturday evening" stepped upon an inn
SHAFT which had been left between the rail track
and the sidewalk with nothing TO prevent from rolling
when II rolled upon and crushed him 10 death almost in
santly The remains OF deceased were removed to the
residence OF his parents s03 Monroe street. where Coro
,nx WildeY N pQNQ2d n held ~ IRQYRak
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Late Pcacc Negotiations-Anairs In
the Late Rebelli0us Stntes-The De-
structiOn OF Barnum's Museum-NrWs
from Mexico, Cuba, st. Domingo, De.
The Cunard mail steamship China, Captain Hockey,
will leave Boston Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close in this city aquarer
past and at hafpast five O'Clock tomorrow after
The New YORK Naturalization for Europe-wni ba
published at eleven O'Clock tomorrow morning
1t will contain tho Secret History Of the Peace Negota
tions of the late President related by Judge Camp
be interesting accounts Of the progress Of tho efforts
for the restoration of the late rcbelous States full
report of the destruction OF Barnums Museum with
account Of the and incidents the occasion,
late and interesting news from Mexico, Cuba, st. Do
mingo &c. Affairs in the British provinces and reports
Of all interesting events OF the past week
Single COPIES in Wrappers ready for mailing six cents
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A BEAUTIFUL GAME At M0RRfsANfA-THE EXCEL
sIoR CLUB IN THE YIELD AGAIN-rHBIR SIGNAL
sUccEss--A BRILLIANT AssEMBLAGE OF LADY
SPECTATORS.
The Excelsior Club, OF Brooklyn, which In 1890 was
the model playing organization Of the United States and
which now stands the head Of the list socially speak
ing achieved one Of their old victories Saturday
last at Morrisana, they handsomely defeating strong
nine OF the Union Club by Of forty three four
teen In quickly played game occupying two hours and
half The weather Just the thing Tor ball playing,
and brilliant attendance Of the beauty and fashion
OF Morrsania and its vicinity never was seen at ball
match than present this interesting occasion.
The Union youths certainly carry on the palm from every
other of metropolitan clubs in attracting the fair
10 witness their games and hence the Union Club
tests have become very popular matches TO attend.
These two clubs have TOR the past eight years, annu
ally contested together FOR the palm Of superiority this
being the eighth victory by the Excelsiors out OF
twelve games played The two clubs were well repre-
sented on the OCCASION the EScesors having four Of
their old champion players in their nine, vzLeegett,
Brainsrd, whiting apd Flanly They opened play with
lead OF five 70 two and when the tally was called NJ
the close OF the sixth innings the score stood twenty
70 four In favor Of the Excesor Towards the last the
Unions made handsome rally 10 recover their lost
ground but late In the game be Of much service
The batting and fielding OF the Exccors we're among the
best displays ~ the and their all the
credtabe from the fact that their opponents also
played good game, though not one OF their best by
any means. The ground, however, hard aud
the ball bounded frequently out OF the reach OF the
feders the Excelsior batting being marked by an
usual number OF fine ground bats, the most effective
the contest was the manly way which u played.
No "wasting game marked single innings In fact II
Excelsior game all the through, and one Of
the most enjoyable contests the clubs have had to
clubs by his sound decisions We append the scorc:
EXCELSIOR UNION
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Burning of the Museum.
LETTER FROM MR. BARNUM.

NEW YORK, July II, Ib65.
Messrs HERRING 4 Go.
GEsrLrxESrhough the destruction Of the American Mu-
has proved serious loss To myself aud the public
happy to verify the old adsge that ITS III wind that
blows nobody good and consequently congratulate
that well know Safes have again their
superior re proof qualities in ordeal of unusual severity
The Safe you made for time In the onro
Of the Museum ON the second floor back part Of the build
ing and Ia the hottest OF the nre.
After four hours OF trial found the
debris, and opening this day has yielded its
tents good orderbooks, papers, policies OF nsur
bank bills all In condition for immediate aud
noble commentary on the tustworthness OF Herring's
Fire Proof Safes.
Truly yours. -
HERRINGs PATENT CHAMPION sAFEs-rhe most
reliable protection from fire known.
HERRING n co. = NEW PATtST BANKERS SAFES.
with Herring A Foyd's patent crystalized iron,
The best security against burglars dri ever manufae
tured.
HERRING 4 Co,
26l Broadway, corner of Murray street, New York
FARRELL, HERRING CO,
Philadelphia
HERRING A co, Chicago.
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The Park.
MVRIQ GAanynE Ain RI.0WHfk0.

The Park.
MUSIC, FASHION AID FLOWERS.
Tho open air concert In the Park on Saturday was
we'll attended, and tho Mall and Terrace. for the
6rst time since the Fourth OF July began wear their
customary Saturday afternoon aspect OF brilliant fashion
and animated enjoyment Tho grounds everywhere
in beautiful condition. may be Judged from tho
subOlned list of
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Great Reduction In Furniture st
WENTWORTH SONS Mammoth Warerooms, 100 Bowery.
New and elegant styles ready.
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Great Rush for the Turkish Water
Pipes, BERG co.'s st. Petersburg segar store, ~
Broadway, New York
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Fair and Fashionable Young America
has installed PtIALON's MIGHT BLOOMING CEREUs''
specially IN NH its drawing dressing and
boudoirs II Ia we'll Beauty should hrcahr fragrant at
Inosphere and all has richer
fume than this. Sold everywhere.
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Address TO SmOkers.-POllak d Son,
Meereyhanm Manufacturers 6gl Broadway, Fourth
street, Pipes Cigar Holders retail cut TO order boilcd
mounted and repaired.
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A.-Dalley's Magical Pain Extrnet0r.
years convinced every
tried that this salye very Cures Burns
Piles Corns. rheumatism. Eryspelns Sores and Sprnins.
where all other remedies have failed Try Is cent boz
DALEY In white the end Depot No. 43 Liberty street.
New York
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All Prizes Cashed I'm Legal Lotteries.-
J. cLUTE, Broker, I76 broadway
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A Dozen Cards, including Album, 02.-
Proofs shown. W. T. VAUGHAN.
22s Bowery. three doors below Prince street.
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Club. 1a ID. 3D. 4ta. ga. s@ In sa 9th. Total
EsSsI''0r. Essn ' 3 3 9 g ! 3 g 4
tmpire-Mr Thomas Dakin OF tho Excelsior Club
Scorers-Messrs. Albro aud Halt Time " gamo-Two
hours and thirtynve minutes. Flycstches mado--Ex-
celsors, ten; Unions, Ave
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Cricket.
urH- ~nnR ~ AoxU A AZ -

NEW tOhk NEWAHKs
To-day Monday the grand match (returp game) be-
tween the first eevens Of these clubs takes place Bed
ford, Brooklyn wickets being pitched at halfpast
A. NJ Tho New York eleven will include Hgham, Hud-
son, Sharp, Crossley, Byron, Suydam North Miller Les
ter Dempsey aud Bost The Newark party will consist
OF Has Bullus, Jefferson, Kidd Petty Walters, Hat
tersly, Warner, Baker Ford and Williams. II will
doubt be a hne display Of cricket.
THE ST. GEORGE CLUB AT THE PARK
The gatherings Of the st. George Club on Saturdays
on the Park grounds have become quite interesting
affairs very pretty displays OF cricket being shown.
The fine weather Of Saturday tempted goody attend.
Of the fraternity TO put In appearance and the
result enjoyable afternoons play.
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BatcheIor's Hair Dye-The Best I'm the
world Harmless reliable nstantaneous The only perfcct
dye Factory q Barcny street
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THE SAENGERFEST.
~~~~-~<>~~~~
Yesterdays Movements of the
Singers.
c~~--~~~~~~~~~'~>~>'~>~~~
A Monster Concert at the
Academy.
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ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME,
&o. &C.. DC.
THE sAENGERFEsT.
ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMMES,

Movements OF tho Singers Yesterday.
Early yesterday morning the singers assembled again
at tho Germana Assembly Rooms for the rehearsas for
the main and reception concerts. In consequence,
however OF Tho late hour at the Germania Assembly
Rooms the previous night during the reception OF tho
visiting singers the attendance not az humorous az
otherwise would have boon the case Al nine O'Clock
the rehearsal for the Sunday Ut the Academy OF
Music held by the male and female singers Of tho
home societs and by she orocsir and wslpurgsnacht
and other compositions successfully rendered.
At hafpast ton O'Clock the rehearsal for the con-
ccrt Monday, In which the united sngers will per-
tcipate, was hold. Later In the day excursions to
various points mado by e visiting singers In
vitasoa OF the home societies. The visitors during their
soourn here the guests of the Now York singers and
entertained the different headquarters Of the
societies. each society having accepted two or three
Of the visiting societies a. their guests
Tho headquarters OF these societies has been appro
prately decorated and adorned with transparencies
which invariably bear the following inscriptons:-
wnxoMnRN DEUrsouEn SAKSGERS
The Coonia aud Fidelia Societies entertaining
Philadephia societiesthe Aurora and the Young Maen
nerchor-at their headquarters Huebners Hotol In
the Bowery.
Al the Turn Hall, In Orchard street, comsmers
was held yesterday in honor OF several visiting
societies. mostly Turner gee clubs-whO. on in
vitaton Of tho Now York Turn verein, attended
TO participate in the festivities is com
posed Of series Of peculiar social pasmes which the
Turner's the habit Of arranging The interior Of
the Turn Hall beautifully decorated with the flags
and banners Of the Turner's and large transparency
the head OF the stage inscription the greeting
OF the Turner's
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Best and Cheapest Miller's Hair Dye
large Tsc. Try IT. sold by druggists Depot Sc Dey st.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservativo
and Wig Depot Wholesale and retail No Asor House.
The dve applied by skiful artists.
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GUT He'll.

Z
The following societies attended. and the Turn Hall
densely crowded by the friends and guests of the
Turn verein Turn und Saenger Bund Of Hart
ford, Turner Gesang veren Of Baltimore, Schiller
Bund Of New York, Rhenischsr saenger Bund Of
New York. Hwmonia Of New York, Philadephis
Sasnger Bund Turner Liedertafel Of Baltimore
Turner delegations of Washington Philadelphia New
Haven and Albany; Buffalo Ledertafel, and Others
Addresses delivered by Mr.. Metzner, the Presi
dent Of the New York Turner'S Turner Katzenmeyer OF
New York Turner Ecker, OF Baltimore, and by Mr..
Kalisch, the President Of the Saenger Bund.
series Of comical performances were given by the
various societies. The Philadelphia Saenger Bund for
instance performed "frog song tFrosch canatel BY
Mr. Zube Of tho New York Turn yerein, several comic
disc0ursss were delivered. ~
the shape Of immense wooden gobet belonging to
the Richmond Turn veren which Ii made OF oak out Of
which the laGer' Is drank festive occasions. 1t
bears silver plate the following inscription
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Immense Prices Paid for old Books.
400 OO Old and New Books selling at half price, '
IEGsAr BROTHERS. tl3 Nassau street
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w,,cos IL oibbs' Sewing Machine.
I kH broadway.

wheeler d wilson, 6s5 Broadwsy:-
Lock stitch SEWING MACHINE. aud bu"oa wv" "'S
UtlINk
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Morehcad's Neurodyne or Neuralgfc An
TIDOTE See advertisement on last page Of this paper
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Chevalier's Life for the Hair Restores
gray hair original color it's falling OUT keeps tho
head clean stands above comparison with other hair
dressing sold al the drug stores and 1t oce No LII
Broadway. SARAH A. CHETAL1ER. N. ID.
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Grover g. bakers Highest Premtuna
Elastic stitch Lock stitch Sewing Machines t9o bFosd
New York and 235 Fulton street Brooklyn.
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Howe Sewing Machine Company
ELIAS HOWE. Jr., President go broadway Aeents
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No More Gray Hair or rBaldness.-Fdrty-
five years constant study. Consultation free. By Dr.
Asior place
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Fine Gold Watch Chains,
styles from 1--WE 10 three hundred dollar
for sale by q. G. ALLEN AIS Broadway one door below
q a M street
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r.. A. Brooks Boot and shoe Empo-
RUM $40 Observation-Disclosures shoes Caters and shprers OF
every description for ladies' gents boys misses and children
y. B-Mr H. Smith. for many years foreman N Fulton
has the entire supervision Of the gents department.
and Mr. n Nunns the and we'll has tho
entire supervision Of the ladies' and chdrens Departmental.
~ - b7s Broadwsy
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Nctice.-Iiaving Been One OF the suGer.
ers hy the recent rc at Barnums Museum bsvr had
change oce TO iso Broadway opposite John street,
where shall meet all demands made upon us
WIN tIENCROsS
Publisher OF the journal Of American FASHIONS.
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AMERICAN wILTHAx) WATCHES.

AMERICAN (wALTHAMl WATCHES.
Let every soldier before he returns home provide hmse"
with
AMERICAN WATCH,
no better use be made Of money han 70 inves
OF these durable aud accurate uncpieccs IL y hhu p.
property that returns good interest and s money
value IL well that pocket fun o silver dolAs
wondn't be useful
For sale aud warranted by
BENEDICT BROTHERS.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN -
WATCHES. JEWELRY AND SlINERWAkh,, 49,
Keepers ~ city Time and Agents for the sale o' ''"
American (waltham) Watches
No III broadway. corner Of Ccrtlandt street
wIicox ~ Gibbs Sewing Machine.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE-CON.
"A tanning nearly 800 pages and $50 fine plates and en-
health disease, with treatise early error, its de-
porabe consequences upon the mind and body with the
authors plan Of trcatmentthe only rational and
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marriage who would know their physical condition. Sent
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postal currency Address Dr. La Crsx 81 Maiden Lane,
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rnRNITnnE Expnrss

~
u Furniture moved 10 and from the oily country. Plano.
ores mirrors furniture &C. boxed and shipped with
Turuiure and carefully attended TO- Orders
by otherwise will be promptly executed Olce No ~
alroeta
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EXPRESSES.

BURNHAM's FURNITURE ExPREss-FURNI.
n. turs families moved, city or country fsnotorte,
slauary furniture &C. boxed shipped Furniture stored
Money loaned consignmens once lis West Eleven h
street near Sixth avenue.
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A cARD-MR PAINE TAvING SOLD HIS BROOK.
n yn school gives his undivided attention at g
Boweiy. speciates- bookkeeping. writing, arithmetic
scng grammar, algebra, geometry navigation Greek and
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Ina German SaeagcrIc.i which IA 10 open on
sunday with q gr..i iutroiurt'ry concert At the
Aealemy ot Husic, aud continue until the 2Oth
inst. will furnish al orportuu ty for our citizens
to enjoy really good muse, which 20 far as the
masses are concerned, II q very great rarity.
There need 10 no apprehclHon that the sienger-
fest WI ~, he well attended. Transient foreign.
get tie impression .ha the pcorlo Of this city,
csss, do not fully appreciate music, because
lhNy hAy So 'cH exhibitions n genuine music, OF.
cept such a. beyond the pccu0isry reach oi the
pop.lsc-. But 90. II not the fault OF the people
They would gAily pATouizo frst-class music II
this could hc brought within their mcsps, hut they
are virtually excluded b. he high price Of tickets,
and have therefore place 10 so. II is not cheap
music thst The public wantbu good music at cheap
prices, such i, glyca to TO multitude
In every Europgsu city. TIE suN has laoored
earnestly for the establishment. of plan by which
this Wan Of the people might lie met but still the
masses hav, no place for musical enjoyment, and
IL ia not strange taar New York should acquire
,he elutaton - having but huc musical appre.
clAuon W. know cf two monicd Institutions
that would furnish he req iise funds 70, building
lArge music hAll IN acc rdance wit the plan
heretofore presented IN the srs, prov led the
righl Kind OF parties coald he found to warrant he
success Of tie enterpuse. There - also move
meut now on foot to raise he rrqu rel amount Of
money ly su' scripton, a-d ,his certainly mig L,
With proper management, he Acc'mnlshei, Bit
the proiec. ought to be carried out IN some way.
Give the people chance, Les US have lrs; class
music Tat shall be accessible to thuse with slender
| purses ant Ntw York will soon he as f-r al, a
ofElrorean cities unsteady, As il nov Is in near
| ly every other respect
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The Hartford tCt.l TINES OF Thursday, says-An
interes ing scene presented las, evening, shout
m hour before sunset in the chapel Of tie State
Prison. The prisoners, gathered from the several
workshops, were treated 10 . concert given by tho
quartet Of the Rev. Nj schurch Of tbs city,
winch consisted Of selections chosen partly for tie
contrast aud variety Of the sentiment expressed
u Was interesting to note the effect OF the music
the prisoners. Permission was given them 70 rus-
lend tho constant rule Of the prison which keeps
thcr Dyes downcast on all occas ons, aud they
allowed 20 look up"-to see tbs SINGERS - well
A. 10 hear them. At FIRST ttero emed but little
disposition 10 take advantage " this in iulgence,
cN ept IN the way Of furtvo dances in which ii 9
eyes we're liuod moro than the faces but a. the
coh,crt went on, aud emotions long uufcl. we're
a"akenca 10 harmony wth the music, tie iaceA
too "cfe HE'D up. " R,I Ia X ugh," the hne ola
~ ui tue o I'd lri-n G.a'lemeu," the 81 tited
and eHctlclt any aon,,, Tramp, irAmu, tramp"
sli 'ne roitict ing Irish song OF widow Malone"
q Iot t~il 10 brus down the house every time.
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scarcity of Water.

rus great IRE which occurred on Thursday de-
Vsloped two defects In the means OF cxtin mi Ming
nfs~ "hieh ought 20 be spec lily re,tfed We
Ahuas' IN mo hrss place, to the insufficient SUNNY
81 Croton and IN the second to the ,nc,o,e ,,,,,-
her oil nremtn that were present dlr,n, thc o.,lv
stage OF the FIRE. Tho exhaustion ~ IA. ,,,,..
particularly, is subicc, that should r,roiva A..
early attention of tho Commissioners who Az.
charged with lis supervision. L. iswcll known 10
houssksspers in the lower half Of tho CITY h,,
che C?oion has been steadily losing ts volume for
several weeks, AS indicated by the supply 81, IN
houss-pipes. Within the last four DAYS IA has h.,c
difhculI In many buildiugs to get water from, a.,
second story faucets, aud At times IA flows Wit
seeming reluctance In the first stor,. This r-,yo.
hst Abe volume Of water in the main, snd l,r,..
Pipes 10 not up to the proper STANDARD, and who,
10 considered that this - the ,,l, 4.
rsndence In case Of FIRE, tbs .uite,t q,
Of material interest and deserves to be la5Lol ana.
The a. ernen on Thursday were very u.uch smb.-.
rsssed IN their operations by tie inad data SIM.
ply Of Croton. aud doubtless this fac. .ce1n,to :,
sgrest measure, for the d.fhcul.y which they cv
pensncei in getting the flames under control H.,
nremen themselves behaved nobly, and arc e
serving Of credit for tier arIuous labors in saw,
proper y. The only fault that co ID DO Ionnd ~ ~
the Department was the small number of e,,,,o,
present At an early hour Of the cunfa ration
There we're engines enough, but they cal nc up, IL
most instances, with from two to h,lfA q zen Or.
men and few dozen boys Those who did COM.
aowsvsr lsbored faithfully, and are no, blamab I
or The absence Of those who refuse to serve W o,
he new Department II ID warninS to tAe Com.
nsnonsrs nevertheless TO complete their orsaui,
3nop UqlicSly a. possible.