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The New York herald., 1870-09-28
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent Arrivals in This City Yesterday.
Lord John Hervey and Hon. Henry Strut. of Eng
land and Major A. Z Macomb, Of Newport are at
the BrevOOrt House.
Judge Edgar Catrell OF Albany; Colonel ]. II.
Shuler of the United States Army; Colonel 4.
wainsow, Of Illinois; satarro Ise, OF Japan Colonel
Pomeroy and DR.. II. G. Tucker, OF Providence, are
at the Metropolitan Hotel
A. Murdock and 4. d. Farisworth of Nashville.
are at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Lieutenant Cloud Ludlow, Dr. ]. ]. woodward and
A. II. Terry, of the United States Army; II. p
Havens, Of Connecticut; Hamilton Foster, of Balti-
more; W. Dodge, Of Washington, AM J. de A. Spur,
OF st. John, N. B., are at the Ast0r Htuse.
Colonel Anderson and f. S. G. dHauteville OF
Boston. and Captain Tltford, Of the United States
Army, are at the HOFFMAN House.
General Forsyth and General Sacket. of the
United States Army; Judge Rice, Of Maine; J. H.
schonberg OF Baltimore; General Banks and J.
Dun, OF Massachusetts,; Colonel Bushnell OF Con-
necticut, and w. Watt, OF California, are at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
DIR. A. ii. Kerr. OF Tennessee; James Jefferies, or
New Orleans; G. W. Long, OF the United states Navy;
E. l.. Bonner, Of Montana; L. L. Davenport Of B0s-
ton; o. W. Merriam, of New Orleans A. M, Gazlay,
OF Kentucky; L. G. Young, OF Georgia, and II. Hall,
of Alabama, are at the Grand Central Hotel.
Colonel J. W. SimOnton, Of the United States
Army; Colonel G. Foster, of ST. Louis, and Dr. W.
1nglis OF Toronto are at the ST. Charles HOTEL
Commodore Leroy, OF the United States Navy;
Captain Judkins, of steamship Scotia M. Green, OF
CharlestOwn, ana j. +. Reade, OF New Orleans, are
at the New York HOTEL
II. r. Hulburd, OF Washington; J. B. Ewart, af
Canada; A. N. Brady, of the United States Army; H.
H. Remington, OF Portland, Me-, and ID. NJ. Boyd, Of
Halifax, are at the Everett House.
Rev. W. B. Hayden and oliver Gerrsh, of Port
land, Me-, and D. L. Webster, Of Boston, at the
Clarendon Hotel.
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never beaten aaa; 5000 to frs. s4oo to second $500
COMING EVENT,

'
The races tomorrow will be Of very interesting
character. The first, for three minute horses, has
twelve entries, among them being Dan Mace, Con-
trabahd, Lady Alice and Shawmut. COntraband s
the favorite IN the pools. grand array OF horses
Is presented In the 2:27 race which Is to follow
Harry Harley, surprise, N. b. Palmer, Darkness,
Belle Strickland and Prince are among them. The
pools are selling with Harley first choice Surprise.
Darkness and Belle Strickland meeting with about
equal favor.
Much interest excited In the forthcoming trial OF
next Saturday, when Goldsmith Maid will try to
beat 2:ls beng allowed the privilege Of running
McMann for 81 900 TO 81, 600. The betting Is gem
orally about even, although sporting seem little
inclined to make any very heavy Wagers
The New York herald., 1870-09-28
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 2

these Headquarters directs the assembling OF
mandng officers and adutans Both instant for instro
ton, hereby counermanded, and said assemblags will
take place ON FroAy evening" October h prox at the same
place and hour
BY order OF Major General WOODWARD.
HxNRY HEATH, Colonel and Assistant Adutant General
The New York herald., 1870-09-28

The Secretaries Of War and tho Navy "a be
Present.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 27, 1870.
Secretaries Belknap and Robson will leave on
Thursday to attend the Farragut obsequies In New
York on Friday The President and Mrs. Grant will
also be present. The War Department has rendered
10 the authorities having charge Of the ceremonies
q company OF troops each from Wtlets Point and
Governors Island and the Governors Island Band,
II desired, to participate in the military escort.
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First He0t.-Sippery Jack after an even start
took the lead on the turn and at the quarter pole
was one length In front. At the halfmile pole he
was two lengths ahead. AT the three-quarter he was
six lengths In advance, but at the finish only two
lengths. Time, $685. The driver OF the mare did not
make the slightest effort to win.
Second Heat.-Bele took the lead at the word. ana
soon opened gap of one hundred yards which she
held TO the end. There distance Judge at the
post and Slippery mad another chance. The time of
the heat was 244.
Third Heat-Belle took the lead soon after leaving
the score and kept little In front OF Slippery Jack
all the way around, making very close heat OF It,
She came IN two lengths In front OF the gelding In
1858.
Fourth Heat.-slippery Jack had the best OF the
start but the mare soon took it from him and then
iay in front length which she continued to the en
She won The heat In 2:53.
THE SECOND TROT
SAME DAY.-Stake S6UO mile heats best three In
W. b. Harrison entered blk. g. Taploca.. II
8. DOremus entered G. G. Buckskin. ........2
F. Lownds entered b. IN. Butcher Gill;. 3
M. Hewitt entered G. N. Emily. ............. 8
Mr. Hayman entered ch. g. Timothy. s 0
Mr.. Gibson entered g. g. Lumber Boy. ...... 9 4
quarter. Hau Mt1e.
second neat eat..-............ AZ 1:23 2:54
Tnlru neat. at...........-........ Al 1872 2:53
Inc uelu. 70 10 40 30 60
THE RACE.
First Hedt.-Emiy took the lead TaplOca second,
Buckskn third Lumber Boy fourth, Butcher Girl
fifth and Timothy sixth. They went of at snail
like pace and maintained 1t throughout the heat.
There were number OF changes in their positions in
making the round OF the track, and they came to
the score In the following Order:-Taploca first,
BucKskln second, Emily third, Butcher Girl fourth
Timothy fifth and Lumber Boy sixth. Time 3:0l.
Second He0t.-Emlly was away first, Buckskn
second TapiOca third, Butcher Girl fourth Timothy
nth and Lumber Boy sixth. Buckskin took the
lead at the quarter pole but was passed by Tapioca
at the halfmile pole. The latter then came away
and won the heat by about three lengths in 25l.
Buckskin was second, Timothy third. Butcher Girl
fourth, Emily fifth and Lumber Boy sixth.
Third Heat-Tapioca took the lead at the start
and kept 1t TO the end winning by eight lengths,
Buckskin second twenty lengths in front OF Butcher
GIRL who was half dozen lengths ahead OF Lumber
Boy the latter being half length ahead OF Emily,
who was about the same distance In advance or
Timothy. The three last named made the only In
teresting part of the race as they struggled very
hard for place.
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TROITsNG AT FLEETWOOD PARK.

The FIRST TROT.
FLEETWOOD PARK, Sept. 27.--Match $780, nItle
heats, best three In five, IN harness.
j. O'Net named b. m. Belle. 2 l
Thomas Scott named b. g. slippery JACK 2 2 .
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Prominent Depnrturee.

Prominent Departures.
Judge Barbour, for Oil City; Juuge Buell., for
Syracuse; J. W. Savery, for Iowa. and DIR. W. Wood
bridge for Cairo. LII
The New York herald., 1870-09-28
THE CROTON WATER.

Statements as 10 Quantity and Quality.
An article which appeared In Mondays HERALD
calling attention OF the CrotOn Aqueduct Board to
the stagnant condition of the water in the old re-
ceiyIng reservoir has called forth the following
communication from an Official In the Department
or Public Works.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD-
Whenever complaints are made to the Depart,
ment OF Public Works OF bad water men are sent at
once to remedy It, Bad water Is caused by want of
stop cock being down, and in other cases from lead
end to the pipe. The department is always anxious
~ % tns1 ths vaa,es lilies & 0a mno una tne wafer pad,
the Cr0t0n Department was reOrganzed under the
new charter they found the pipe yard empty OF
raj sizes OF service pipe Contracts have been made
and the pipes are now being delivered and laid,
making connections with dead ends as rapidly as
The extremely warm and dry weather OF the last
TWO months has 80 reduced the natural dow OF the
Croton river as torender the supply OF water entirely
Inadequate to the wants OF the city. Knowing the
failure OF the department last year to supply the
wants OF the city during the months OF August and
chief engineer Of the department 10 Putnam county
to ascertain If an additional supply could be OBJ
sadned; tane ,o Numerous large lakes Of pure water
the chief engineer was at the receiving reservoir,
and, finding the water not satisfactory, he went to
Putnam county and yesterday telegraphed:-"Have
sent down to-day over fifty millions OF gallons"
This water is from the lakes, and better Is to be
found. 1t comes from the granite region Of Putnam
Had not these measures been adopted by the de-
parrment the city would be now almost without
water, this season having been drier than last
while the consumption increases with the growth OF
the city.
Whlie the Delaware and Hudson Canal has been
without water for the last five weeks ana the boats
lying on the mud, aud the whole country complain
ing Of the drought, the Department OF Public Works
has Kept up fun supply Of water for the CITY, In
compliance with the law, which says, 'They shall
be responsible for the supply of WATER"
ON the 26th OF September one year ago to- day the
water In the receiving reservoir was down twenty
two feet, and several OF the mains that supply the
city closed, or the gates nearly cl0sed while to-day
the water is only TWO ana One-half feet down and
the gates wide Open The manufacturers say that
they had trouble about the water this year, and
that 1t Is the first for many years.
The New York herald., 1870-09-28
A Case in Point.

NEW YORK, Sept. 26 1870.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
have Just read your editorial on our impure
Crot0n water. Allow me to say that the water SUD-
piled in my house, In Washington place. and also in
several OF my tenement houses, is unfit for use, even
for washing purposes at times being filed with
tadpoles and animacul9 Of all sizes and kinds
r. f, G., 446 BrOOme street.
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TROTTNG AT MYSTIC PARK, MASS.
Opening of the Fall Moeting-TwO Fine
Races-Belle of Toronto and Colonel Russell
tho Winners-Coming Events.

Opening Of the Fall Moeting-Two Fine
Races-Belle of Toronto and Colonel Russell
tho Misunderstanding Events.
BOSTON Sept 81. 1870.
The opening Of the fall meeting at Mystic Park to-
day was marked by many auspcious omens. Be-
sides the very large attendance which was present
there were the not usual concomtants of clear sky
light southwest breeze and manifestation Of general
good feeling everywhere. The track which, by the
way, is called the fastest In the country, in ex.
cellent condition, with little dust and nothing which
could retard the speed of the horses.
THE FIRST RACE
Of to-day was for horses which had never beaten
2:4O for purse Of s5OO-s3Oo to the nrst $50 to
the second and $50 to the third There were Origi.
nally twentyfour entries for this race; but only
eight horses appeared taking positions folows--
Thomas Furlong's r. g. Andy Johnson, pole; II. II.
Rogers b. g. Young Webster, w. H. WOodruns b. g.
Diamond, James Dugrey's b. m. Fanny Lambert, e.
L. NOrcross r. IN. Lady MOSCOW, George P. Carpen-
ter's g. m. Belle Of Toronto, A. W. Worcesters b. g.
Richmond Boy, and H. Myers br. 9. Logan.
First Heat.-When the word was given for the
first heat the gray mare took the lead, followed by
Logan, Richmond Boy. Diamond and Webster, with
scarcely length between. Lady Moscow fell back
to the rear. Richmond Boy darted ahead and took
the pole, holding it to the third quarter, when the
Belle Of Toronto took it away from him, winning by
TWO lengths, Time, 2:35A.
Second Heat.-Rlchmond Boy and the Belle OF To.
ronto broke away from the crowd after getting the
word and fought for the first position. AS they
passed the quarter .e mare forged ahead, taking
at the half mile lead OF two lengths, with which
she logged easily under the wre Time, 2:36.
Third Hedt-RichmOnd Boy was sent Off with
lead Of rod more, passing the quarter pole one
length ahead OF the mare, who was scarcely her
sulkys breadth before the bay geldng Diamond.
Carpenter urged his horse to the lead and quickly
put three lengths Of daylight between himself ana
his competitors. The horses came in In about this
order. the Belle winning the heat In 2:33; Andy
johnson distanced. The following Is a summary
MYSTIC PARK, Sept. 27-Purse OF $500 for horses
that had beaten 24O $500 to the FIRST $3.50 to
| the second $50 to third.
George p Carpenter named 6. m. Belle Of
| Toronto. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l
| II. II. Rogers named b. s. Young Webster. 9 Z 2
H. Myers named br. s. Logan. 2 8
| w. H. woodruff named. b. g. Diamond. s 4
| +. L. NOrcrOss named br. NJ Lady Moscow. 8 4 s
A. w. worcester named b. g. Richmond. 8 6
| James Dugrey named b. m. Fanny LAM
| Dert. .......: :.............
| Thomas Furlong named r. &. Andy Johnson Sdis
| TIME
| quarter. Hail. Mte.
| First heat .............. 38 1:l6 1864
| Second heat. ........... 80 I'LL 2:36
| T01rd neat. % l:15 2:33
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THE BETTI

THE RAcE.
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Das 9Olt ber Der. Staatsu bssdtIt ben
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| 9artbsi, rsren Sauptfast bic Corruption
biIrst, @abrsseIn rrr ginl&rdntunS unr
Gbrli6tsit bcTsn fauu.
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Sur Saiern uup Sfbeinpfdl,er.

Gurh etn neuee 0'eIsB pom porieen
Sabre III re,fiigt pab allen Geirrteuisn
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3wede bloc eine autbentiibe Sollmaht
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len, ben 8ehiseOniuIenien @briftan 3inu
aus 6aiiersleutsrn ais Srpoamd6nstsn
smpfeblen.
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9on SarriStaga.

Die MinsnsS sSsrtlldticne.8 .8tu bat eut
lid bic Geisssebuus paiiirt anS bic lin
tsrfHrift bee @OupernSre erbalten, III TO-
init iebt @rlsb. Gesen rae @sirs feltit
rurce spn teiner Geits eins farfs Sppc-
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8iel 3stt wurps jur 8sraieuue rer
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immsr ben sdiaf res @ers&hn unb bic
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8rnusn ssfnttst, ibr Gi8sutbum su per-
tauisn, wsnn fis SOn ibrsn Gbem1nnern
I'm Stia 9sIafen anp, paiiirte.
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ron Stsusrn bsfrrit, nusssnCmmsn fir
Staatsawefe, purbe 70 amsnptrt, bae lIe
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ten ssfattst in GbslaeiOunss .YrcssITsn
ais 3rnsGn aufjutrsten, paflirte aud I'm
5auIe.
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den atmcspbdrii6en Sabn bsIaufsu Ii6
auf uussfdtr $4,000 per @sils, bas
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= Der norppsutffr 8si6stas BAT fi6
fir abIbdfuns Der 3opesfraft srflGrt,
nu6psm Stsmard juppr fh pasrstn aus
eefprcben bate.
- las ariebi6e patriardat In Seonfantiuc.
pfl bat ein paitcrdlibreiben an ben Gsrus unb
bic 8rmsinetn Der mpresnIGneiiden airts srs
laieu, norm es bic @ldubisen srmabnt = nit
Sinpeiiuns auf has Spnngslium, psIdts Tub.
ung uno Siebe lfbrt - orR prrteifanten iberall,
mo iIe lid pereinsslt aufbaten poer IpnIt ib DIT
in efr gage befinpen, einen ielblfff6nbigfn Sc.
meiueecerbdne iu bilosn, NIT peltihtm unh
eriltIihem Ndtbe, ipenn bic 9riebii6en 0rmsin<
een in giotpfdlen earum angegdnaen rpeTpen,
an bic Sanb iu gthcn. Tisle Nufprperuug or.
fGrt b aus rem llmflnbe, ea6 man Drptefnn.
ten all Srten, no ne t pereinSeIt frrmben gCIfs-
uno @laubenS9enpisu gtaeniiber befaneen, i'm
SterbGfdlle pen Seitsn Der RSmilh .aatbcliI6tn
elm driltlihss BesrGbnib psrpeiasrts. Der pat
riarb rriunsrt barau, pa6 bic 0irhe Gbriii Gin
aSrper si, psr ale in iit ihlisBt bic in Gbrilfus
ben Stilanb erblideu, pel6e @pttesperebruna lie
aud babrt bepbaGtsn mSsen; mir fsien psryfitt
tst, Nlltn gleidt briiofrIibe Sbeilnabme une
Shlfe ansstsiber gu IalIsu.
- Die llnruben uno @jepatithaten In
Srlanb peranlaIen bic 2cnocner 6imee,
Die Suspenlion Cer 5absde @Urpus aete
In BEN aufriibrsrii6sn Diitrictsn Srlanps
lu psrlanaen. anpere Slatter iprshsn
iih in GbnIihsm Stune aus. Sn Srlan.
ieIba BAT sihs @ranO SurY pttie @tnerep
gel fur nOtbWsnbiS srtldrt.
- Sn oru @rsn,faatsn Ierico'e IOQ
arcbs 0dbrun9 berritsn uno Die Sitm-
mun9 sssen rem prGiiOentsn Suure, isbr
sereijt ietn. 9iele uerlausen prfsn Stur,.
auh Die Anucripn an pte Der. Ct. ptrb
tefHrnprtet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-03-10


SN llstllSt iitss rH Wdnpnai.
fFnIs am 4. gtar, aeiat eins gtnatms
ron Sc. .484,811 i'm MDpai Esbruar.
DuIutt, @iinn., g. Rlr5. Die @rtsts
ten an Der n6rSIi6sn DuctFe. GtIsnbabn
babeu tssOnnsu. EauieuO grbsits, Fnp
angelic wOreen.
- Sbsrit 9supcIc .. @iliG, i'm lsbtsn
6rEesc Gommanpant bee Al. q. .. Srstw.
Rssts. (De &alt), farb 1u gnfaus Ies-
ter geO6e in Nep.gOr unb purOe au
Dcnnsritus untsr SatIrsi&er 8ssleituns
besraben. tf F6+effe
Dee MOtnec. SCpo. /. @drs. SIN
Ssnat purpe ttute sine 8sIOlutton rtn-
sstra6t, wsIhs BON bsm eOnsrss bic
auftsbuue teS Nattcnaltant. Spasms
unc Die auSgate pCu @rssutadS an
Stslls bee giaticnaIpaptersslOeS psrlanst.
(grapO! tlne Of bic Sarmtr ni6t &c.
1tsut werOen!D