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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-01
THE PROSPECT PARK BOND LITIGATION.

In the case of the application of the Pros
pect Park Commissioners for mandamus to compel
Mayor Kalbhesch to sign bonds for Park Improvement
to the amount of 100000 argued on Wednesday morn
ing Judge Pratt yesterday issued the following ORDER
which will be served upon the Mayor this morning:
Special Term Of the Supreme Court held at the Court House In
Brooklyn and for the County Of Kings on the h day Of
June 1870.
Present-The Hon Calvin e. Pratt, Justice .
Of relation OF the Brooklyn
Park Martin KabHeh, Mayor Of the City Of
Broop-On reading fling the affidavit Of John N Taylor
Of the Brooklyn PARK Commission
with an Of Court requiring Martin kAbhsh
this
eory directing him nr his signature
0 certain mentioned and reading and fling
affidavit showing clerical IN the date Of The said
Now on motion Of Mr. Taylor counsel for the rao and ser hear
ing Mr. defendant and Mr. johnson OF counsel
for same the contrary being shown ordered
that peremptory Of and under the seal Of this
r directed Kabfesch Mayor Of Brooklyn, commanding
him clerical in the date OF said bonds so as to
period subsequent TO the OF the act
May 1870 authorizing the issue said bonds and then TO gn bis
thereto deliver the the Controller OF the City OF Brook
In to be sold and disposed Of according to law The bonds herein re-
fr bonds Of said city, for the payment OF S
payable IS with interest annually on the brit
Ju In each provide Tor the improvement Of
pect said city, and being numbered eonseeutiye from % to
i229 Of Prospect Park Bonds G. H. PRATT, j. 3 u
Granted, June 80 1870 JJ. WHITE, CerA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-01
COLLECTOR BAILEY's BoNDsMEN.

Proceedings were commenced by the United
States DstrctAttorney yesterday, in the Circuit Court
against the defautng Internal Revenue Collector Josh
f. Bailey, and his suretes, the bond for 100000
given by him for the true and faithful performance OF
the duties of the office of Collector. The following
capias was issued to the Marshal for service:
fh Of The United States Of dned 10 ne hdrshd or
the URibd for southern Dr Of Neg York, 0Tsetn9:
You are commanded Bailey George Douglass George
Opdyke Charles kirkland Elliot Cowdn and Francis Duran
shall found district and that safely
keep them their bodies before the Circuit Court Of
United America Southern District OF Nesiok
Second held the City Eewiok In the said DIS
Judge Court the 18Th day OF July l5
United Of America plea Of espa and
United Of America against the said de-
debt bond executed by said defendants the
sealed the M day August 1860 accord
ing the custom said Circuit Court before the said Ccu Court
exhibited and have also then and there this
writ
Witness the Hon. Salmon p Chase Chief Justice OF the Supreme
United Of America at the City OF New lork,
District Of York the h day Of June,
LS in the year thousand eight hundred and seventy
Independence Of the said United States OF Ame the
unety.fourth. KENNETH G. WHITE, Clerk
EDWARDS PERRRPoNT, L. s. District Attorney.
The complaint Will be filed probably within Few days
and is understood to charge the defendants in TINS
suit with having suretes for the good behavior
of Mr. Bailey who has at divers times Incorporated
and msapped large amounts of Government funds, for
which as such suTees the defendants are liable in the
amount nominated in the bond namely 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-01
THE TREASURY ROBBERY.

Charles Merriam, who was arrested on We'd
nesday last by Col whiteys detectives, previously
stated in THE TRIBUNE, suspicion Of completely in
the robbery the Treasury the nth Of June in which
$4,000 were stolen, held in IS 900 bail by Commits
sioner Osborn yesterday to await examination. Col
whitley receiving information that " 900 Of the stolen
bills in the possession OF the Stuyvesant Bank,
visited that institutions and informed by the cashier
that the money would be paid upon service OF an
order obtained by due process OF law The Colonel also
discovered that Merriam, having note due them on
Tuesday last had paid in q 800 worth Of the missing
bills He then arrested, and on his examination yes
terday Mr. George f. Stewart the chief bOokkeeper OF
the bank appeared before the Commissioner and paid
over the s. which is in the Commissioners pos
session awaiting IequisitiOn from Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-01
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS.

At a meeting of the Dock Commissioners,
yesterday communication read from the Board of
Health which stated that they had given a permit TO
Farmers Protective Union TO the city gar
oage from the foot Of Forty seventies and also from
ornxhead as the foot OF sixteentlsst The Board Of
Health asked that the Commissioners Of Docks would
allow these docks to be used for the purpose designated
After long discussion which showed evident disn
clnaOn the part of the Commissioners 10 allow the
docks to he used for any such purpose particularly our
Board OF Health placed uPon file for future action
Another communication was read from the B1ara a., on
Health asking that the Dock Department would take
some measures for dredging me piers between ami
seventh and Foruethsts Fifth from every s3 ne
ncChb0rhOod has gathered in the per spaces, anu
most offensive odor arising thereirom has made INC
district almost uninhabitahle
COMMISSIONED Wood offered the following resolution,
which was passed unanimously A.. -. po,3 ., Health
ruug condition Of the piers at the foot Of thr
Forteh Per aud to the SewYok Rendering Company regards
S 5 ,o%p G1 F o smec o' h, be The
DA Superintendent Of h district TO Sat the parties n interest act
sorae Of the ACTON Department with regd this mste
AZ meeting Of tie Board in Executive session,
Mayor Jacob A. Westeryelt was appointed Supe1ntend
ent Of Repairs and Suppnes.
FAT-MELTERs AND THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
Notwithstanding the action of the Board of
Health the atmolters and others engaged in business
Of similar character have continued their objection
able work They gave but little attention also TO the
warnings Of Capt Cafy OF the Twentieth Precinct Po
lice ON Wednesday night Capt Cafffy received orders
arrest all whom he found engaged In rendering fat
trpe and other substances OF that description and bone
boiling In consequence of this order large delegation
of those Interested yesterday morning appeared
before City Sanitary Superintendent Morris, and
requested that stay Of proceedings be had until D. M
enable them 10 melt up stock on hand. Dr. Morris at
first refused 10 grant the request but conference with
President BoswOrh resulted in the granting the favor
and Can't Cafy was ordered to allow the Objectionable
establishments 10 be run until the hour named. The
Sanitary Committee composed Of Commissioners stephen
Smith. Ceccarin and Gross to consult about the
matter yesterday but only Ceccarini made his appear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-01
PROBABLE WIFE MURDER.

George Nelson, who had been drinking to
excess returned his apartments in the tenement No
455 Greenwich-st, early yesterday, struck his wife,
knocked her down. and then kicked her in the abdomen
in brutal manner. The woman soon afterward became
seriously ill., and Dr. Haryger, who called 10 attend
her pronounced her in very dangerous condition. The
husband on learning the result Of his brutality, fled
from the house but the Fifth Ward Police searching
for and hope capture him. Coroner Keenan, called
take the wOnans ante-nOrten statement, but she
feeble to make answer to the questions put TO
her. She is now in Bellevue Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-01
missing since Saturday last he was sitting on ne sone w"
al the end Of the Battery NewfoFk carry on saauAy s'

missing pee Saturday last he sitting on ne stone wal
al the end Of Battery EewYork early on ss'ansy e'e"
NEWARK.-A post-mortem examination was heid
v,ssav over The remains Kesinger who committed sueae
hanging Mr. Theodore r. Howell bad hearty reception ~, 10
ployfs and others Wednesday night the occasion Oh MS
HI. home Pour hundred seentyfour dogs have been
accordance with provision Of the Dog law Inc
new ei6ce Oh Ladies Home, IT. No lg broad vas %
M yesterday Addresses delivered ~ several .n
Yesterday Patrick Cullen 10 recover aamss" oi pb
priyed Of The service Of his mere oey seems s
Lambert entioei the hoy away from hs BONE 70 10"
on his Culha recovered lndgment roy.
The Prohihaton which appoal W he e's
division Sons Of Temperance inended ID peh Eaarn
the Rev VIM sears Western EewYorki stepaen D. h"s1n
james Young MARYLAND; the Rev. W. O. bes rem pen
Townsend s. the Rev. A. W. Benedict, Conn IA " oashng NJ"
Gen Dow Mainei II. " Horton, OHIO hosey ~
Barrrl Mo- W. W. Boswell ~ H. d. Wetnon VIEW 49,
David Langley Scotia LORENZO sheldon " John scott %
EdwsrI Issnd The Rev Youmsns Dat Jas w MANNING 1as
bee; VIVA j. Glenn VIM. Hail. W. Va the ie' HOS A. o'a
Fla " NJ Bradley, d. G. 80
MORRISTOWN, N 1.-Two brothers, named NC
cmsn were brought Joos Bird YESTERDAY one
eshg eheck At Bdgeton for $50 which cheek ha oeen
altered from The complainant and maker OF we
i.s original form Levi Burdsall Of Port Bhraben ~
Couny The men pedder, and bad sold Bursia goo 70
amount received his check The Paae, nan
through for week, and we're cangh
The gang operators include two others Justice br1
McCerman the custody Of the shenn oil N0 ~
the other awaiting the necessary papers =,
WATERLOO. N. IA deaf and dumb man named
Richards while walking the track Of the Morris and bsser oaa ne
this place Yesterday BY train, and his lower linus Wi"
nAnxed horribly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-01
HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER

THE WEATHER
NEwyoRE. Hour. Their Bar. Wind Hour Iher bst WIZ
June a. 100 2aa9 S.W. ~ EtU hm,,
2gGS sSN'
80 2QMG ii SO 1910 y
REMARKs-Yesterday, Thursday, the 30th, was nor anu
generally s,inshiny with a fresh breeze however from
the g. W. and South. Crhem0meter on broadway, party
or fully shaded, ranged from 800 TO 1927 Lightning IN
the South from TO 1:30 m; rainy $40 p M 70
eO5 The sky generally but little or slightly CLOUDY
from midnight to 10 p. m; 1t very cloudy at noon
and from 800 y. IN u 9:l0 -, 4.
NoTE-29th, from 10 y. to 12 slightly cloudy 10 10
l1:20; cloudy r. $500 a., =.
brilliant yellow meteor, seemingly rs large as tne
planet Jupiter, at SAT D. M, yesterday snot NJ ~
over the openings In the Clouds from point 2 south OF
Polaris; arc visible 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-01

ELECTRICITY gives health to the body and
rsor to the mind Applied BY CnAMBERL West POureentst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-01

For Sponge NJ Cooler, Cheaper, and
More Durable than hair-cor and Cah d. FARRELL TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-01
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Of Merida Deakn Vera Cruz June ~ ssai June -
and Havana % hours, ndse and pass
Steamship Neptune Baker Boston, mdse ana DasS
Ship Betty kutzhom, Newcastle, Eng, d days, ndse
Brig Shasta, Brown. Binhethport
Sir Ideine Petts Windsor ". e., 10 DAYS, plaster
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT COAsrwIsg
n.niel Volnes Baltimore. R. s. Dean Taunton,
George n Conoyer Providence Providence
J. Youmans, Providence. Pesinei Providence ~
Alice Scranton, Guiifori. A. o. Peasei foruai1, C]
Mar Tie Sey.IIayen. Motto Newport
Jnsice Ee.por. jacob Raymond, New London.
Rio Flahet6port W. H. Mitchell, RlEabethport
J. T. Potts Ehzabethpor. DladeH bhEabethpon
Rmsr1H EliIabethport sylvia, Elinbethport
J. b. Cunningham, EhEAbethport Helen BihaOethpoII
Eiag.r- Eifabethport Sarah Sesey, BhEabethpor
AmeUa Roekland Meade, Lubec-
L.. Massey, New-HAven. Jane, Newhsyen
sArah Evans NevHayen. WIN MAGE perry;
U.,hingsr (reenwieh NJ. II. Tyler, Providence.
Wslern Thorndike New Haven Glenwood Port Jefferson.
Jnsice Sewpor, A. g. Hazard, Hartford
Warren Gate, Milestone Point Garland, bridgeport
SAILED.
seamships-ansan for Bremen; Tarfa for Liverpool; Columbia
Havana Barnes for Sayannsh Saratoga Tor NOrO BARK
Iinds. for Philadelphia
WIHD-Sundosn, light g.; ha1y.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy June 3Auiyed steamship Cenpede from Philadelphia
bdQs Mary Cobb oboken Aiaretta from Elzabethpor
WumSGros N C., June O-Arnyet, steamship Harry Wright
for Philadelphia Sailed schrs u " oeaAer ana
Wenuhan, for Georgetown, d. G. . n
SAN PRAscrco -Ave steamship Constitution from Pa
mama; Newcastle ~ s. W. The ship British Admiral
arrived Liverpool She spoke the Van Deman from
W. for San Francisco with the loss OF her mrIen fore
and maintop Assistance offered but declined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-01

FIREWORKS
JOSEPH b. PURDr, 81 AND "a MA1DKSLASE.
Established lS4l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-01

All the leading Styles of SUMNER CLoTHIN ;6
can obtained Of HUNTER CO.. S 4O Anu iV|
Bouery al prices full per cent below Broadway rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-01
nm eo.h of thu sixth. seYerth.

Foul poceocers one from each OF the SIXTH seyenth
within the building all day two others were stationed
at the bridge outside This will be the standing Ponce
force r each bath The baths and all that may ne net
after are under the general charge Of Mr. Charles ~
Krack Superintendent of Baths under the @
az Works Mr. Krack has been In the bath puHihess LOT
20 years The Hon. W. NJ. Tweed ana other PERSONS
visited the bath yesterday, about 10 a. u anu ieianed
half an hour Mr. Tweed much pleased Win the APP
pearance of things around. superintendent Jour
dan and Capt Kelso also visited the
hath for a short time In the afternoon. The
nhotographic art was alse busy fixing the lively and
novel scene in various aspects. The bath on North
Piver foot OF Fourteenthst., opened at noon and
eontinued omen TO p m. The water there has been
found TO be bad consequence Of sewer which runs In
near the Mace and Mr.. Krack has caused IL TO be re-
moved TO the foot Of Charest where it will be In ope
ration to-day Three other baths will be opened In two
or Ihree weeksOne at the Battery, at Twentieths
East River and one at Thireth-st-, North River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-01
IAnnouncementAI

To SAY THAT THIS Is Hot WEATHER would
be very superauou for oae Knows It, To say 'ha' hSo
xxR srLx ar. very superauous Also every Knows
arise In talking about hSoH hIs
contrary good done Good not only TO KNOX ou
good to HAT BuYRRA viii 10 close By advising
readers they really desire something neat and tasty II ne hAr
LINE 10 call on KNOX He suits bis patrons every particular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-01

Wool AND HOP TwINEs, CORDAGE AND PA
PER WIkEuousE-WmLARD HARVEY, 30 Broadway Nes-fork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-01

II. n. SoUIRE's, 81 Fulton-st New York, is
place to buy reliable WsTcHE tne DIAMONDS nOee JEW
ELRY and SGLyKRwARK. Diamonds specially.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-01

CHITTENANGO WHITE SULPHUR WATER cures
Dyspepsia Kidney Diseases Rheumatm, and serous Sold o al
Duggsts Depot no Coegepae j. HENRY. Send for circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-01

WOOD CARPETING. - Parquet Floors ana
Wancota NATIONAL wOoD MAsUyAOTURsG Co., 4so Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-01
CORNERSTONE OF ST. JOHNS NJ. e. CHURCH
The cornerstone of a new NJ +. Church for

L ne coTUcI-SlOUt Oh How NhuiNh ioi
St. Johns congregation laid in Fiftythirdst, be-
Broadway and Eighthave., yesterday afternoon,
by Bishop James. The Rev. Drs. Ferris and Andrews
and the Rev. Messrs Corey of Harlem, w. C. Smith, j. r.
Richmond, n. Messter and M. Dusenbury assisted DR.
Ferris gave brief historical sketch Of the Church. from
which it appears that the Central Park Baptist Society
formerly erected and occupied the old structure but in
1859 the W. W. Cornell, c. c. North j. o. Fowler and
other Methodsts purchased it for $1,000 and under the
successive pastOrates of Dr. Ferris the Reys j. g. wash
hurne E. Foster A. MCLEAN, Thos Lodge, Chas Harris,
f. Esray and W. GOss its present pastor congrega-
ton has gathered sufficiently large to warrant the
erection building The lots 65x1e05 feetare now
valued at $4,000 and the new building when completed
and furnished will have cost $4,000 more Messrs A. Il.
Serre W. +. Martin and Sam'l Cochran constitute the
building Committee and ID. & j. Jardine are the archl-
ects At the closing service In the old church so much
enthusiasm was created that $4,000 subscribed for
the enterprise The front exterior OF the new build
ing will consist OF brownstone trimmed with ONO free
stone and put up in the Norma style OF arehi-
lecture The interior will be finished in hardwood The
audienceroom will contain selfsupporting galleries all
round will seat about 900 persons The address was
delivered by the Rev. Dr. Andrews of Brooklyn, and
after depOsng the customary church records and pub
lie documents Bishop james dismissed the audience VINO
were almost wilted standing in the broiLng sun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-01
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Everett House-M. Gerdes, French Minister
TO Hayti NJ. Doazan, French Charge d'Afares at La
Plata; Col. Alexander Moore u. s. A. and Commander
Breese, u. s. Navy. == Brevoort House-Prof Mahan
of West Point Robert Cotart OF Liverpool and Mr. ho
samOnd of Canada. 80 Aston House-Ex- Congressman
Lewis seye and Gen. j. H. Martindae OF Rochester the
Rev C. w. Hayes, Portland, Me-, and Dr. W. j. simon
u. g. N. - st. Nicholas HOTEL H. Ramsey, AlDanyi
the Hon f. Cook Iowa; D. c. Howell OF Bath, Me-, and
DIR. T. H. Smith, Montana - Coleman Honse|lhe
Rev DR.. Payne, Schenectady and the Rev, Malcolm
H. D. Townsend. - Fifth Avenue Hotel-Judge Is
rae S. Spencer Syracuse Col II. s. McComb, Delaware
j. NJ Vega, Paris; H. Chester Parsons, West virginia;
Thomas G. Durant; KoZO soogiwoora, X. Tats and h.
Asahi Of Japan.
DEPARTURES.
Gov Hoffman and family left the city for Newport,
yesterday Senator Trumbull of Illinois left the city
last evening for Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-01

circulation any evening paper America In order 70
EevYork readers who desire 70 have this ht
agencies estsbsbed In @
Hamilton Jones No Asior House (out&deli J. Hitler News
Hotel; Aston House Roundai hesrs Dunn
Central Railroad Depot foot Of ubcrtyt James CONS
City Ferry foot d CouIand 81 GIandL fe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-01
AHES MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
OF CHICOPEE, MASS,

have opened Warehouse in the City Of EewYok at 70 ParEpAce
and % Murra Company will display full line OF al tne
various specimens models and designs and where may be found COM
pnt engineer furnish specifications and estimates with proper
drawings for ali the various manufactured BY the Company
We are prepared under the perfect arrangements to execute Or
de for ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY MACHNSTs TOOLS LA'hes
Pners Drills spnes Geer Cutters Milling and Jggng Machines
Screw Cutting and Shaping Machines STEAM ENGINES and the ne"
and irnove AMRs STRAIN PUMP Also celebrated TURBINE
WATER WHEELS which superior TO all others
We also manufacture ALL OF BRONZE sTATUARY and
BIAS RELIEP Size Heroic and Colossal MONUMENTS Bronze
Mdaops and Ornaments every description BRONZE CANNON Of
all dres-beng prepared complete short notice
We have always hand large assortment Of REGULATORS PRE-
sRyTAToN and MASONIC SWORDS having great facilities In mann
featuring superior extremely low prices Also all the various
articles 81 GERMAN SILVER ELECTRO PLATED GOODS Of the
newes. designs and finest quality
Prices 10 all cases. in EewYork as at the WOrks
Chicopee $500 .x,.,o,, ~, ,,r,,,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-04-01

CURE FOR HEADAcHE,-Pour tive
drains of bisulphate of carbon in solu'
ton, upon cotton wool, with which a
small, wide-moutbed, glass stoppered bot.
tie is to be applied closely, so that none
Of the volatile vapor may escape, to the
temple, or behind the ear, or as near as
possible to the seat of pain, and to be
held from three to five minutes. After
it has been applied for a minute or two,
a sensation is felt as if several leeches
were biting the part, and after the lapse
of two or three minutes more, the smart
ing will become rather severe, but sub
side almost Immediately after the remov
al of the bottle. 1t may be re-applied,
if necessary, three or four times day.
1t is very seldom that any redness of che
skin is produced. British Medical Jour
nat.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-04-01

ANEcDoTE OF DIcKENs.-At dinner
party, where Charles Dickens was pres
ent, a young writer was inveighing
against the world in very fnrcible
feeble manner" During pause in this
philippe against the human race, Dick
ems said across the table in the most self.
congratulatory of tones: Il say, -,
what lucky thing it is you and l don't
belong to it. 1t reminds me, continued
the author of Pickwick, of two :nen,
who on raised scaffold were awaiting
the final delicate attention of the hang
man; the notice of one was aroused by
OBSERVING that bull had got into the
crowd of spectators, and was busily en-
gagged by tossing one here, and another
there; whereupon he said to the other,
" | say, Bill, how lucky it is for us that
We are up here"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-04-01

CHEERFULNEss. Try for single day,
| beseech you, to preserve yourselves in
an easy and cheerful frame of mind. Be
but for one day, instead of fire wor-
shipper of passion, the sun-worshiper of
clear self-possession, and compare the day
in which you have rooted out the weed
OF dissatisfaction with that on which you
have allowed to grow up; and you will
find your heart open to every good mo-
tive, your life strengthened and your
breast armed with panoply against ev-
cry trick of fate; truly You will wonder
at your own Improvement. Peul
Richter.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-04-01

ECONOMY IN WoRK.-A Yankee NAV
be trusted to find the easiest and short.
est way of doing a job, as the following
amusing story shows:
A genuine Yankee at Lisbon, Ct, who
wanted to put a water-pipe through a
drain several feet below the surface with.
out digging up the drain, tied string
to cats leg, thrust her into one end OF
the drain, and giving a terrific scat p
the feline quickly appeared at the other
end, The pipe was drawn through the
drain by means of the line, and an ex-
pense of ten dollars saved by the opera
ton.