The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-25
THE SERENADE.

THE ENTHUSIASM USABATED---MoNEY AND MA
TERIAL STILL POURING IN-MIRrH AND
MELODY IN PROSPECT.
The screnade project is now pronounced success
II is beyond question the most popular movement Of
the day People who sneeringy insist that New York
don't love music will be ashamed Of themselves
when Mulberry street is illum mated and the sweet
strains OF the tin pan orchestra wake the IN
the spacious halls OF Police Headquarters and tho
assembage gives ringing cheers for the Police Com
missioners Tho following letters speak for them
seves:-
STAMPS.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HfRALn:--
Enclosed are two two cent stamps for the TN pan
sercnadc Coo bless the cause. FRANK Angler.
VOLUNTEER ARTISTS.
To EDITOR OF THE HERALD:--
We are broken down minstrel singers" bat we
yell httie yet For such cause voices would
resume their former sweetness. Enclosed we send ten
cents Tor the Tin pan serenade. GEORGE ). LOOP,
II. SHURTS.
cocKADEs AND A CAT
To THE EDITOR HERALD:--
My contribution toward the coming serenade to our
noble Commissioners VIII be two feather duster rs.
They have not been IN uso Tor over tour years. Also
hall starved cat Iwlll forward them by express
OFFICE BOY
yosEGAys.
To EDITOR OF THE HEaALD:
II you should run short OF cat gut for tho great
dewaler street Also material Tor nosegays Tor
each OF the Commissioners be found In the cutters
OF the same street SWEET sMELl.S.
WITH MUCH FELINE.
To EDITOR THE HERALD-
have Two trained cats VINO, II command them to,
will instantly begin squcal terribly Don't you
think II would be good idea put Them among the
chestra TO serenade tho Street Cleaning Bureau OIL
cialsg Will furnish them Tree gratis, Tor nothing.
DONizErrL
EIGHTEENTH WARD AWAKE
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
Enclosed please find twenty-five cents, collected be-
tween the boys oil the Eighteenth ward toward
fhn kiA ha mnis
Perhaps can coiecl some more in the Nineteenth
ward and also turn On some shhorns for the
BILL CURRENCY.
BIG CHECK.
To THE EDITOR or INK HERALD
Enclosed hnd my check Tor 81 65l 25 payable to the
order Of the screnade Committee; 900 want spent
Tor music 4 want something soothing Tor the Police
Commissioners), VIZ - want the organ grinders The
balance OF the money to be expended foe leather col
lars with SIX feet Of rope tor each Of the Commission
ers, With suitable lscr ptons upon them, when they
the Police Commssicn hang from the lamp posts they
eau be read Go with The work r the check is not
enough wiz send you lew more assure you the
check is n. g. MlLLlOSNAlRE.
DROP OF SOMETHING.
To THE EDITOR TnE HERALD
For the serenade send one gallon dishwater fourth
proof for the Commissioners 10 wash down tpe gar
bage paities sent by kitchen maid BROKEN NOSE
SARATOGA SPRINGS FORWARD
To THE EDITOR o. THE HERALD:-
We will furnish our full band Of twenty 1--WE pieces
gratis scrcnadc the Ponce Commissioners Please
give us two days. notice. Yours &c.
SEvENrY.SEVENTH REGIMENT BAND.
FISH MUSIC OFFICIAL EARS
NEW YORK, April %, 1871.
To THE EDITOR TnK HERALD:-
Allow me 10 congratulate REFORM for having
taken Inc initiative IN regard to the fish horn nuisance
Why, the much complained OF junk bells are only
sweet heavenly music compared with the internal
sound OF lsh horn; bu; everything created tor 4
wise purpose, and these lsh horns Just hc hi No
Tor the =, RAM serenadc, and am sure the Street
Commissioners viii appreciate their superiority over
all the other orpheca instruments. SENSITIVE