The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-07
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YoRk AND ruE VICINITY.

'ocSrRr AIR FOR CITY PEoPLK.-Thoss
who are compelled TO re main in the CITY durps tb..,
warm dajs can scarcely appreciate tho iuyisoratlne
difference IN the atmosphere Of ,he country IN ,ho
Impure air citlzons arc oblIred IN inb.ls A .ho,.
oicurion upon one Of the many steamboat. pIv,n,
up the North River uakes mi, differe,c. an .,,o,
that It seems astonishing no enterpri,,ns ,te.mho.,
man ha. yet found IL prodtAh,e 10 e.,sbl,.h n.c.
OF public resort and give the pcople an on
poriunity Of Ealing tllthor at 4. ehesp rata In
former liruos, one could no 10 Cone, I.I.nd
aud back for twenty-five cents A trip 10
Hm'en Island and back now costs twenty cents
"h ceha 100 much. Other abort eScupions out ot
the e'r arc equally extensive, and deter many from
sioo frequent INDULGENCE In thcn. The class oe
oN"oh'"ho would be most benefited by cheaper
ahees to and ora the country places, In the
nebhhoihood oil the city, cannot often afford TO make
.ueh uip with their families and hence thair op-
pOfiuniV OF obtaining breath Of country air, are
restricted 10 an occasional aunt on week day, when
thcy must loss their pay for days work; or they
must fnko an excursion ou tho Sabbath, unless they
are restricted to the Central park, at present the
only truly delightful place Of resort which is casy,
and choapy, accessible TO the people. large major.
ity OF persons inhabitants of Tenement houses and
ill-ventilnted habitations require some greater
change Of air than any that be obtained In the
Central Park. lfthose people could, during the spm-
mor, embark upon a steamboat stopping a, y.riou,
whAr'ea cater hvo or siH o'clock 4. NJ, and snjoy
for auoderHtc price delightful ss of few miles up
tho North or Fnrt Rlyer. roturni,, N ,h. ,I,v :,
=" ' """H io'uin'ns W he oiV a.
hodune, tho bills Of mortality would DO decreased
wonderfully. Tho steamboat proprietor who would
' SUI" =" o"'o'p''" eou'u ho' iah 70 MAKE
a large smont Of money the hrst season, and bo re-
80. -, ','"o ,,"'. o'' ',"o o'euino"
up' dp the North RIVER or down the bay, would bo
All opportunity
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and Thom,. had ,u.rrelled In . ..oon. Richard ana
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other member. of IN. family had retired Soon sfer
nj, ro,nrn ,ho esh,,n, occn,rad Ths so.nsr ., an.
saloon the drs floor Richard have two pistols
In hi. po.se.son during the evening B.lov -, civ.
the principal evidence taken before Coroner wiIdey,
who held inquest the body Of deceased on Eat.
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frniiV Seaman te'tihed that she lives In . room
tod; about hsipa,t two o,clocf on saturday morning
tho noise aud loud talking in the room oocu.
ed through side window the hall and also In
dece~ed's room, the light suddenly went out and
saw the HASH Of pistol aud heard t6s report oi Are
arms almost instantly Afterwards; boioro the pistol
policemsI,; 4" she believed il was M. motbsI az A.,
ceased sho made the reinark after the .hootins.
r.es; @ ~ iss To men 90 oHt Of the room they esns