The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-18

reo.so CO.. p'ia ~ rf.nnus p' toe-aphs
,l,g.. 3. farai'arc ............. 90 b.
Narc y 'irr- iorcu- c,s...............' eti4l
XIII = i't - in.,' s''''.''''''''''' e-,s,
AWil t-C~i tforofrc.. ............. 8'pHi
Nffi li Nf. r q .n.Irc ~ as4.t1
n, 10 s.,, a,r, u. & o.'' '',g %
jane a-!,.nl ,ton, 10 MAJ ............. %s Is
,'g furc "a, cSp, 'asJ :, i6,bn,r''.....' 5'i.S
Oct 2J-Dc-k aun wtocieAair for SIR klugt.
"it.'.t't.t't' .t...... ...'......t... Sfiou
Total. ............ ................ s7.oleoo
Ih. hIil was paid ANA 70 1t WIS appended the
follow irc:
Received > IS .aent 10 ndl
Heootif..4 .t ft.ls;O
l.o Neruiyc .a.uiitco hai fun power over
ever tnin-, alJ SIR. weed anl o. low ass uc.Airt
hlnll ~ Dol .eiecn tweu.i,ths ofthc money Nhf.u
$500 tNl Nici snn NhItl VAS gaid - the two
elites. lui iui- prv.i 80 tlc ncs company h.l
.4tseil. 90 tl1 oiaOr twcutleth ui tt.e auW vni,
tat .ritre s.- Co oust, aui u tlil~ -ii4ht SHARE
inry were Gated u9un Id n,y small b.. t,linieut-
only. The iuil Board of Directors were To meet
once YER he rest OF .hc timc tycr> dining
was under the con rol Of WIN. ". Tweed md
OF wnnam e. Kas.',y On I1ly y. is;0 al aN',
lnee inE ui tue iAocu ivc Committee. Win u.
tweed .N'reI tIr following rc.oluti u, which
was un animousy adopted
q. .ti 1ha. fte,n l.l. &C.. -fuin U 9 aii. t.nt
Of tht tNl furtsof ne oui fli. ~ tc tower, Of
+. aud. be via q wn. e. Sla s.tg e.. G,a r-',i
futcnntetl Tor la s,r,i.' ..d advances ou b.
foundll.rs.
MIR. HLwirT's MAGSiFY1NG GLASS
=, Thus pro,i.'ou ~ made for tie reul,inf 81
htd given ale. act in fDll. aus hftf,u Beg cont
On all expenditures included disbursements f.r
land. lNur, stiiri - ohrc expouditutos, SO.
aug W. N'' ne F.itu or sac money
900 ~ use T.. -.fF. 10. argausou"uf ..H-
phtca nn'u N"'ewh'r Ie'l. when gl.l,o.Vo
ma he,n 'Nltn',d. ON ihis Kingsley ha4
received ID s. r cent. nr -lslrp. Nuen SUBJ
cN qua Gee OF tht iom .cc ot llity eN.
aiu'ned into tnis ,hcy loan. ,n1t the resolution
D.. "a ou tuo inmates % o p.r cNutir," lu.t.AI ii
" 10 PEG centu I'. and ttry reported that kings
les hsd been rai4 ave ser ,out.. but nat ni- ac-
count h.d been et atty uVerur a., ,,ud shat
he had returned +iIUh. a subsequent
sNanihltion 90 the a'vDs mu.c ny hem .
Hewitt showed that just befa-, ,he y.sil Of the
COMMITTEE a. rilS tue wOru " lillecu and the
"Gve" ana -" Inserted. lnis Mr. Hcwitf
pr we'd Win mcgnihins Rln~s. Inc Tuuey
d. q mot tecn chaieed TO hinr-lty, or to u
mission account" and then II was ohanred
to "succih eAucnse account aud a- pnlns
originally was, y Sl2jpu a. il aftorwaid was
was Veiy large sIul go &c seen under TIE head
third time aud lhp nos fH- charged Co the
construction account, with stone. lumber. and
~ v'l. ME me committees were invesu-
FLIGHTS or THE EAGLE.
when Mr.. Kins-la took oftcc ne Water Com
missioner he expected TO continue rs ca Tor
OF tnc Edgi1' bnt Ar. Van Andcn, fearing at
his paper would iose iis reputation az a cOLSsr-
vator Of public interests II its editor renamed
IN political commis ion winch YVES assuming
the in4olence II Ring Informed Mr.. Ku-Dlia
tu"t he could not continue Ia ais uual capacity,
and Mr.. kiu-ella re imed Tho Ring thus LOST
it, editor, and Mr. kingsley ut on e set about To
restore him. Al Xaudcr nc1ue, pcma- Barnes,
Cor laudt A. Spraf.c. the CITY treasurer. since
aGcflulttt. aud William {. KIM ale, pur. ui sod
the BROOKLYN luton ui 4. 4. Low + n. Cait-
tcndcu, AID Gordon l.. Ford, aud expressed a
deslln 30 make u tAe bemocratic organ OF the
ptrtyi IN Kings county. win k'usella o. its cGi-
the kdgc was 40 b lard. sold ont for ~2j1,fNl.
ana Alex. Nc We, W. 1. kin-sicy, torllaat 4.
SIR que. ana DemNs Barnes bought It. ihe
Lutut having serve" rs purpose VAS sold to
Henry &. Bowen. knsolla went from tho Wittr
Bora 10 the Lrgle. aud the Ring b is editor
ma its ncWsI aNcr once more. wear Ia or MFR.
Van Anden bought ont Domas Blrues. giving
HIM S,O,lyJ bonus. Everything was now prepare q
for the letnpstead Res rvoir stead. ku,plia' -.
papcr contained long articles On the necessity
Of storage reservoir, and the Water Hoard.
WATCH wa ruled by WIN. A.. Fowler and +. j..
LJWbtr % ti' Long Island hub, Iesorted to
TN WATER FAMINE DODGE.
viii ID proved sHcCc. slul. ihe waste gates
lea.ir. from the condults at HcmI ste sd were
OF nf.Dd aud the water alto we'd u run out Tho
n "u 20 nn alarm 'nEly low point IN Inc distrih-
utu2 roserNuirs. ready for the visit 81 sui able
"a
the Wutci supply N,sh cut on from houses and
tnctories. ana notices were sent about the city
warning tue inLubitants against an imminent
water iaulne leHiS,nton shpped through ~
ALBANY with ease and slAJ0001 was arprnpri-
Gtcd for reservoir No liempatead. No public
competition Wa allowed for fhp work 4 build
Ing me reservoir -Four or i've bidders friendly
t. the Water iogrd were selected to PIT in bids,
none at which varied moro than H. per cent
Several persona skilled IA the water supply Of
Long Island Insisted that the work could
be done for t'Ol"o' and that the increase ia
tho water supply could he made three
or fourlold for mat money. Mr.. William Beard,
a wealthy and res on-lblc contractor, seCrcily
oltmued The specifications which the CIV
Works had kept conceded, and offered to do
the work for Si3loOO The contract. however,
went - Kingsley q kecncy. Tho Water Board
paid s0,O9O Tyr surveying The ground $4,000
ley to build and complete the rescr-
FOR. Kingsley began to excavgte the sand, and
quietly proceeded with the work until Decem-
and II the exposure Of rue Rings work does not
deter them' tuc present Board OF Aldermen Is
guarantee from Kingsley that this sum will
finish the reservoir. In fact, the contract does
not specify That Kingsley shall furnish any
water TO BROOKLYN, but that he shalt merely dig
out the sand Good engineers assert thai the
excavations Will not hold water and that 60
finish the reservoir under the plans viii require
four or five millions 81 dollars. The Ring
intend that when the Hempstcai reservoir has
absorbed oil Of the money It can, the enlarge
nlent hi Allf hlNNilbhAlhk lN'tlN'lln WI iNiNE'-
wood hills Is to be begun; and between the two
they are likely to exhaust many millions
THE NEW CAPITOL JOB.
Kingsley was appointed one Of the COM
missiOners TO build the new Capitol az Albany,
and. as on other public works ON which he has
been engaged, all Of the flIst appropriation wa
exhausted before the second story OF the build
ing was reached. The Senate committees In
yestgatlon discovered that on the stone which
had been procured from the same quarries that
had furnished stone for the East river bridge,
there had been an allowance OF one inch all
around on the cubic foot made In the measure.
ment, and tbat large quantities of stone had