The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-10

TIL z p A r K.


MuSac~ On the Water.
Aocor uag TO- announcement duly made :sait the eity
papers, there wasarso On the water 1t taFark yessr
day aft xaoon ard thpuands were attracted that large
breath Al place fQrr recreation and mcsal onjoymsa1
among. the trees RQSsrs and fountaiK hO would no
otherwisa hay o. gona outside of their hsnsss away
frons their places 81 business AND nene who wsna
there and trd pass the time reasonably will today
haze themselves fsF having devoted O.
70 A,hppEs .taSanaw sensation at the 1ask
THE rEopLR
commenced gAtasrng early ixtba, afternoon - I've
o,caocks There tho upper teas, the middle tsna
and thu. nwaF tenstAe latter essas, pexhaps prsdou
an sseh division Of ths, population Of the CIR
Bringing olt children: and IL thR csdren Of lsxoeA
the lessen growth did not. c$Ry rsmped and plAHsA
in thke hsshe, where they. oOnh unseen bys q
.Sss % anna S h snd
not suffice Ono procession oSchnssy girls all dleaeaI
in seat singham and lcd By, their superintendent AL
psscjRae tho giores of tho, h0we the BIRDS tho s4
aDd tho music and the wasszy E there were pse She
seuaa enjoy keenly ASIDE millionaire anA his family
wha rolled vouptuousss aloa& In carnage YAess were
S sep hsr S
papas and mammas aadVfhout their papaa and mammal
seemed that the rsioriky had started Qua alone bue
they found society, ~ manner, before they de-
parted The ladies ware waterfalls Ia splendid supers
huity Of proporsEn, And tkey were consistent; I'd
music upon the wa.erf Trnly had shey. Some Of the
waterfalls were, magnificent in their greatness; oths
reminded those 70 natural history Of sections q
the boa consrptor prutrudng from the poseror bune
Of tho feuale aeseksum. This caused by tho se1
beads which ooveed the sken hair nesnot by IL n.
the CssnS visw we'd the aforesaid waterfalls Hal sel
w1thssanhAs the waerfallA the ladies' were fair ane
sS ~. y In ".S
wefs there also, aud some Of them might have beer
Crossed in better tsse One sturdy fellow who para1el
: hat ON bis head and rcd Observation-Disclosures ~
back attracted quite as much attention AZ the bswh
sat in the Casino twirns his mustaohs languIdy and
anguidy exploiting little "demms'' and Jaw ya.asH
as ho slipped his Catawba and Ice. Both were uniquA
commenced promptly at halfpast three nine or ten q
the Park band under the leadership or Dodworih az
at that hour embarked upon the lake in small bod
about the size and shape Of captains gg and conaide
raby more classic In outline than Mississippi dug
OUT for the purpose. or course there rush ID
the Terrace and high grounds about the miniature Lake q
played no pacuar and va. VEN
miscellaneous In It's selection. So were the tastes q
those who listened to It, or course everybody en-
toyed II. One young man, who had incdonuy
been moro than once within the walls Of thsatssL
quoted the words Of Thomas Haynes Baily, from ~
FARGO Of Perfection" TO another Kate 0Brien, Ne
fondola glided over the placid lake. discoursing ~
silver sweet sounds from the big brass band "Musc
my passion. MUSIC IN the morning. music IN the even
Ing; music at the silent hour Of night; MUSIC on II
water; music under the water; music in any place an1
al any time" And, as he looked In the eye Of the In.
promptu Kate he Certainly thought her perfection and
the music Perfection also Tho strains were kept ~.
the Goat being propeed from end Of the lake 10 The
other until half past six last evening, when the crowd
spectators began disperre and the band landed pat
their musical instruments In their green cloth cases and
went bone TO their dnners It treat TO the people
II should be repeated II will pay the Commissioners
have II repeated
Music on the water is an institution.
A BALLOON ASCENSION
took place from enclosure on sixth avenue ct Tie
OF Fifty ninth street, at three o'clock yesterday
afternoon II was not much OF affair. But the exbL
biicp attracted concourse Of boys women and meu
sufficient TO remunerste the aeronaut, which tbs
object In view; hence all sbold be satisfied