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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27

The TAYLOR Electric Company has been
orDaniled AS follows: \. ". CARRIER, presi-
dent. j. Taylor Ellyson, yice-prcsident; d.
f. Mckinney. secretary; Meredith Monta-
me. treasurer. Board of directors: \. W.
CARRIER. j. TAYLOR Ellyson, Thomas Poit,.
!. l.. Taliafero, Writ L. Taylor and L. r.
Hudson. \ test of the motor was made nj
the corner of Eleventh and Cary streets
Yesterday afternoon, and the motor was
found 10 be very strong and elective one.
The company will apply tomorrow before
Judge Il. Il. Wexford, of the Circuit Court
far a charter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27

I'm addition to the famous himball
ORGANS. we have secured the agency for
Sfoy1 a. Ciork Org0HS. This gives Us
the largest assortment Of handsome cases
that can be- procured. The eXcellency Of
tone and durability of both the kimball and
story a Clark organs is an established fact
with those who are posted about organ
makers. our stock consists OF one hVHdfc0
dndnHu new Organs. Call or write for M
formation. WALTER ID. MOSES Co.,
1905 Main street, opposite pOstoillco.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
LET THE FAIR BE HELD.
RICHMOND BUSINESS MEN HARD
AT WORK FOR IT.
An Active Canvass for Guarantee
Fund Begun Results of Meeting heid
rridav Nicht-The Chamber of Com
,,erce Asked to Take Action.

merce Asked to Take Action.
An active canvass was begun yesterday
for guarantee fund for Fair TO be held in
Richmond this fall.
As Richmond viii be Immediately bene-
fitted by such an undertaking such can
yass is eminently proper, and il is hoped
will result in the fund being subscribed
very soon.
I'm the canvass Yesterday nearly S2.5OO-.
onc-fourth Of the estimated necessary iund
was subscribed.
The canvass was the result Of meeting
of business men held at Sanger HAM, M
which General Charles j. Anderson pre-
sided. The prOpricty Of holding the Far
was discussed by Mcssrs. Charles +. Straus'
Chris EvensOn. \. Grcentrce and Others
Letters fayoring a Fair were read from
George W. PalmOre and Joseph Bryan, alt
dressed TO Mr. Ashton Starke, previous Ia
the late meeting of the board OF directors ol
the Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical
society, after which resolution was
adopted appointing Messrs. julien Binlord,
VI. r.. Ramos, \. Greentree, Isaac Held,
John Murphy. Ed. Stumpf, Cabell Davis.
George -. ThaXston, Chris Evenson. II. +.
Phillips, Isaac Ihalheimer and Jacob Cans
a committee "tO canvass among the busi-
ness men of Richmond, and receive pledges
Of funds for holding a state FAIR next iall.
only two Of the committee did any WORK
Yesterday. Broad street will be Thoroughly
canyassed Monday, and likewise cary
street. The committee composed Of Messrs
Ramos. Davis and Stumpf secured seven
teen hundred dollars and have IN view
nearly one thousand dollars additional
which they expect to secure on Monday.
Col. John'B. Purcell. the president OF the
Chamber Of Commerce, expresses hlmsei
as in hearty sympathy with the movement
and will call general meeting OF business
men for some evening this week. The
meeting will he held at the rooms OF the
Chamber Of Commerce, the date to be an
nounced later.
Following are the list of subscribers Sc
far: American Hotel, 500; George W.
Palmer, agent, 800; Manly b. Ramos y
Co., 800: Berger & MYERS. managers Acad
emv of Music, 500: McAdams n Berry
500: A. Saks n Co., 800: Schwarzschlld y
Co., 500; Branch n Leath, managers Rich
mond Theatre. 500: Charles T.. Strauss. fOl
the Palace Hotel, 500; Colonel John Muir
ply. 500; Richmond Street Railway
Company, 800; William BueSer
SO; +. \. Stumpf, 500; II. CLAN
llOtcl, SJUs VI. DtnuhelH plO'iDi' ST.
George f. ThaXtOn, $50; stokes sim
mons. $50: Davis House. $50; julien BintOrd
so: c. Eyensen. $50: j. Thompson Brown \
Co.,. SD: Thos ". McCance, Jr., " Co"
S2j: James r. Ferrter, $2j: Jas. \. Grigg
so: Il. /. Christian a Co., S2j; Eugene
>hepperson. SO; T. =. Turner, S25; Cur
l.. Delarue, $2j: West. Johnston ~ Co., 80;
\. W. CARRIER. S2j: ID. y. Walker ~ Co.,
so; Conway Il. sands, S2j; Andrews ~
Baptist so; Charles l.. Siegel, SO; George
Bannister. $2j: William b. West a Co., so:
Gates a Brown. S2j: William VI. Parrish
S2j; Nenable a Heyman, $50 Charles b
Dodson. SO; Felix kcegan, $50; sundry
small amounts, $40; total, $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
BILL OF COMPLAINT.
spicy Comments ON Current Needs by a
Young Woman.

\ Wcst-End girlwrtes as follows to The
TIMES: eNou who are so liberal in your
views viii YOU please give this small
place IN your valuable paper. ! have care
mlly read the many views on Richmond eX-
tending her city limits. Would it not be
much wiser her 10 improve what she now
has? NV father has been a taxpayer for
twcnty-thrcc years. During that time
taxes have been increased number Of
times. and our only improvement during
that time has been gas. We have no side
walks, and about once "a year we get few
cinders thrown in its place.
R0ad-bcds are something dreadful in wet
weather. If some of the members Of the
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty 10
Animals were only 10 visit this neighbor-
hood, they would have good field To work
in. | have in winter seen poor teams
stalled for hours, and their drivers would
have 10 20 and get help TO pull them out
The city ca Is visit us about once IN six
months. They then scrape piles of dirt TO-
gcther and leave II there a couple of days
% be well scattered before moving.
By all means keep some of the irons out
of the lire that she has had in so long be
fore taking any move in the way of extend
ing.
"Iet your street Committee OryOur COun-
cilmen open their eyes, and improve our
streets instead of wasting so much time on
our swell streets which do not need It,.
They only think Of the poor man when they
want his vote. Remember, we have right
much influence with YOU men, and il would
bee right serious if w. were TO induce our
fathers and sweethearts not TO EOte until we
saw our wants remedied. There is comfort
in knowing that the Lord lOVeth the poor.
am afraid the COuncilmen DON'T
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27

scbu,te reGlled a cigar box after the origi.
nal contents had been sold, and that he did
moi destroy the stamp as required by law.
Mr. Rove also testified that Mr.. schultz
sold the cigars that came originally in the
bov and then rcfilled II with other goods,
pretending that they were original: c..,
MIR. Schultz, who appeared before Com
missioner Atkins. was bailcd for $500 for
his appearance before Judge Atkins to-mor-
row noon for preliminary hearing. Mr.
lanes Augustine went on the bond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
REV. SAW JONrs' TABFRNACLF.

NII TINTVNIFl ' Nss y WIIE 10 I-''0sT
Messrs. Hume, Minor ~ Co.: Gentlemen
take great pleasure in informing you that
at a meeting of the committee Of arrange
ments" for the Rev. sam Jones meeting. a
vote Of thanks was unanimously rendered
for the use Of fine grand WhcelOck piano.
Rev. sam Jones, on the last night OF his
STAY in Richmond, publicly called attention
tO this instrument. and used these words :
IL wish TO return thanks to Messrs. Hume.
Minor n Co. for the very fine instrument
loaned for these meetings" Yours, &c,
CHARLES i. RADY,
Organizer OF Choir, for sam Jones.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
AN ASSIGN M EMIT.
The Failure of Epps n Boisseau Recorded
in Chancery Court ONCE.

An assignment Of Epps n Boisseau was
admitted to record in the clerks Office Il
the Chancery Court yesterday, with Allen
q. Collins, trustee. Assests about 5000.
Liabilities 81 800. Epps ~ BOisseau have
for the past year carried on the printing
business and paper box manufacture al No.
II north Thirteenth street. The assignment
consists of paper, stock, printing presses.
type, stock of material 10 manufacture
paper boxes, &c.
The frst-class creditors are two notes en-
dOrsed by 4. X. Gum for Sl6j.3j and $l39.4l;
IL. l.. Pelouze n Son, three notes for Sl77,
$l71.17 and $3.50; a. X. Gum, two notes
for $3.50 and 500; also endorsements for
notes for 1860 and 800.
A. X. Gum is second-cass tcreditOr for
any amount he may be required TO pay by
being the security for the payment of rent
for the premises No. north Governor street;
also for the sum OF S2,G02.61 due him on
open account for money loaned, and
s.. 6Sj.Sl due by note.
Third-class General creditors for paper,
types and other supplies, most of whom
are i'm the North
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
MILLER & RIIOADS.
MILLER " EuoADs'
Miller & RAoadS'
INVENTORY CLEARANCE.
OF
INFANTS Long CLOAKS.

What for the baby ? 4 Long
CLOAK We've heaps of them-a
whole line of manufacturers samples
which we got hold Of the other day FOR
ALMOST A SONG. over fifty distinct
styles 40 TWO ALIKE ; Easy
to see how difficult TO quote prices un
less we mention them all-and there are
so many they would hil the paper. let
ms make ten lots of them. just for con-
venieucc sake. and see how we can
lump them together to make sensa-
ton. Before putting the prices down
permit Ms To remind YOU that these
Cloaks are MANUFACTURERS SAM
Plies. They are the cream Of the best
designs and makes, made especially Co
induce the trade 10 order on the strength
Of their good looks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27

What better way 10 commence 10 secure
a home than 10 20 al once to K. i. Chaiiin ~
Co. and let them show you River View;
You will be astOnished 10 SEE what has been
done 10 make this addition the fashionable
West End Of Richmond. II adioins the
CITY Park, Major DOoley's grounds. where a
costly dwelling is being erected by Major
Dooley. You will find street car line
built. and cars will commence TO run in a
short time. Lots are 50 cheap now, secure
them before they advance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Local Happenings That Require Little
Space to Relate.

The earnings of the Richmond and Peters
burg railroad for June, 1890, were S3l,53O.Gs;
expenses, S2l6O9.2j and the earnings Of the
Petersburg railroad for same month were
Sl7, 1871, expenses, S2S9lj.62.
Beginning with this weeks number, the
Critic, the society journal Of Richmond,
passes into new hands, having been pur-
chased from Mr. W. Cabell Trueman, who
has successfully conducted it for the past
two years. Mr.. jefferson Wallace will be
the editor, and Mr.. Ellis W. Edwards bust
ness manager.
Several important changes in passenger
schedules of the Richmond and Danyille
railroad 20 into effect to-day.
Rev. II. \. Upper, ID. D., will preach at
the soldiers Home sunday morning at
1I.iJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27

Estimated annual surpl woulda ape
pear to ............. 81, - loo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27

INTERNAL REVENUE LAW.
Mr. ~. &. Schultz Charged with Violating
IL. and IL Arrested.

Mr.. Joseph c. Schultz, a cigar dealer on
Broad near Third street, was arrested yes
ierday by Deputy United States Marshal
Thomas T.. Ballard, charged with violating
the internal revenue law. The warrant was
issued by United States Commissioner
Thomas :. Atkins on the complaint Of Mr..
!. l.. Rowe, representative OF a Philadel-
phia cigar house, who testified that Mr.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
WEST END.
Changes Made by Progress In Very Few
Years.

The wonderful improvement. that have
been in progress in the West End for the
past year are feature in the development
Of Richmond which is worthy Of comment.
Only a few years ago the now beautiful
West End was the poorest looking and
most uninyiting portion Of the city.
Barren fields have been converted into
beautiful parks and lawns, and the wood
mans axe has felled the trees 10 make
place for magnificent buildings, paved
streets, fine schools and colleges and fash
ionsble churches. All this has been accom-
pIished within the recollection Of not only
The oldest citizens In the city, but the com
young man who can remember
when that popular pleasure seeking place
Monroe park-was "A fair ground.
But the good work goes on. The people
are not satisfied with this wonderful growth,
,ut continue y erect eYSp liner residences
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27

judge j. b. Richmond. of the County
Court of scott. has rendered his resignation
to tine Governor as such, which was accept
ed Yesterday. Judge William y. Hem
bricks. Of the County Court Of Russell, and
judge Orr were recommended Ia be com
missioned to hold court untila judge can be
chosen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27

The yestry Of Trinity Church has accept
ed an offer made boy William W. Astor 10
furnish the church with magnificent gates
~ "a memorial Of his father, the late John
Jacob Aston. They will be executed WIN
the highest attanable skill, at an estimated
cn-i of klnM nnn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
.How to Cure All skin Diseases"

simply apply "Swayne's Ointment" No
internal medicine required. Cures letter,
eczema, itch. all eruptons on the face,
hands, nose, &c. leaving the skin clear,
white and healthy. It's great healing and
curative powers are possessed by 10 other
remedy. Ask yoIr druggist for swayne's
ointment,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.

Is II not worth the small price If IS cents
tO nee yourself OF every symptom Of these
distressing complaints? lyon think 50. cal-
at our store and get bottle Of Shllol's vital
yer. livery bottle has "a printed guarantee
ON 10. Use accordingly, and n 10 does you De-
good 10 Will cost you nothing. sold by BOdle
ller Brothers and II. NJ. Shields & Co., corner
ot Fiftn and Marshall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
A CITY COMMITTEEMAN.

Land in the central portion of the city, Of
course, costs a great deal, and If the rent Of
the houses upon such land is any criterion
of the rent that should be paid, do not
think the rent very high. II YOU will come
over on Church Hill you Will ind
splendid homes at "a very reasonable
cost. ON the western suburbs you can lind
"A great number also, but the city, think,
Is not big enough for the population. and
when the limits are extended rents Will
then come down 10 more reasonable iig-
ufes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
Answer This Question.

Why do SO many people We see around us
seem 10 prefer 10 suffer and be made misera-
BILE by Indigestion. Consumption. Dizziness,
Loss nj Appetite. Coming H. II tn. Food
10 cure them Sold by B0dekcf brothers aud
HIM. Shields " 10. cori,fr 80 "inh a'id Mar
shall streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27

The Commercial House ladies dining
room. gl2 east Main street and 9ll Bank
street. i. now opened 90 the public. II -
beautifully and art,tically lrescoed- and is
he most elegant room Of the kind in Rich
mnml.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
TraYeler.. Attention

The Union Ticket and Transfer Company
respectfully solicit IA share Of your patron
called for and checked 10 destination. Cali
at 500 east Main street, or phone ~, and
tickets viii be sent " your Office or resi-
depce,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27

Mrs. W. y. Orr has leased the large double
house corner of Fourth and Grace streets.
where she proposes 10 run strictly first
class boarding establishment. This house
will be put in thorough order, and open
first of September.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
Taken with a CONFUSION.

Mr.. Robert NJ. Reynolds, son Of NJ. Rob
ert T. Reynolds, was suddenly seized with
a CONFUSION yesterday morning while en-
gagged AT his duties as clerk in the Treas
urer's office. Mr.. Reynolds arose in the
morning feeling as well as usual, and pro
ceeded 10 the Treasurer's Office. He took
seat at his desk. and was busily at work
for an hour two, when he startled every one
in the office, by suddenly leaping back from
his chair and falling upon the floor in a con.
yulsion. DIR. George Ross, who was in the
immediate neighborhOod, was called in, and
rendered such relief a. the condition OF Mr..
Reynolds required. After awhile, the suf-
ferer's state was such as 10 permit his re-
mOyal 10 his fathers residence on south
Third street where at last accounts he was
reported 10 be recovering very nicely.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
A CHANCE TO INVEST.
EVERY BUSINESS MAN SHOULD
TAKE STOCK.

,c,Ive Efforts to Have "A Chamber OF
Commerce Creditablc to this city ana
IN It.eIf-The objects Set Forth In
Circular Letter.
rolIowiuo il a communication sent 10 the
busiuess men NJ Richmond yesterday:
1t explains itself, and needs no comment
except that it should be practically endor-
sod with cash by every business man of the
81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27

FITs.-All Fits stopped free by DR.
Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. No Fit
after first days use. Marvellous cures
Treatise and $500 trial bottle Tree 10 Fit
cases. Send TO DIR. Kline, e3i Arch street.
Philadelphia, Pa,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
In the Courts.

poyjcc Conrf.-George lIaney, charged
with being person of unsound mihd' case
Moses Norman. alias Robert Smith (col-
oredl. charged with stealing one oNercoat
valued Sl5, the property Of -- McUii'ray'
Continued until August ON. ,,.,
Maggie Hill and Wayerly liili' charged
with stealing one chicken. Continued uh-
til July 10Th. -,,.
William Valentine ;colored), being a sus-
piciOus character. security VI Fl"V H.
aured for ninety days. -
John Collins, drunk. security >lo re-
quired for thirty days.
William Butler, drunk ana disord'ri!'
Security 800 required for thirty days.
William Freeman, being drunk security
800 required for thirty days.
Moses Norman (cOlOred), charged win
stealing an OVercOat. the property oil H.
Monteiro. Continued until August 'th.
Mary White and Nirgie Branch (both col
ored). charged with fighting ana creating a
disturbance on the street. CONTINUED uhlll
July 10Th.
MAGGIE Branch. alias Watkins (colored),
charged with assaulting, curslng ana
abusing Julia Gray in the street. continued
until July 10Th.
Julia Gray (colored), charged win ours
inc and abusing Maggie Watkins. Con-
tinucd until July nth. -, ..,...
George kaufman, charged with curslns
and abusing George and jennie heiic! =
Dismissed on payment of costs.
George kaufman. charged with cursing'
abusing and using indecent language 10
Julia Foster. Fined 500.
William Butler (cOl0red). drunk ana dis
orderly on the street. security SlVV IT,
quired for thirty days and fined -.
William Freeman, drunk. Fined = and
security 500 required for thirty days.
George Woodall. charged with assaulting
and beating Wayerly Hill on the street.
Continued until July 18th.
Benjamin Roberts (colored), drunk.
Fined -.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
UcDrico CountI.- Mary G.. Allen to &.
| +. Belyin and J.. I. Christian. 'J leel ON
west side Brook turnpike near Richmond,
500: \. Il. Courtney, special commissioner
| To Margaret 4. Alley, 9S acres on " lllians-
burg road four miles from Richmond.
SSOS. 80: 10. Lane Stern, special commits
| sioner and trustee. to Julia W. Morris, 90
feet on Boulevard at northwest corner
Franklin street, $500; same 10 John
Murphy. 60 feet on Boulevard at southwest
corner Franklin street, l2O 80 feet on BOule-
ward at southwest corner Broad street. ana
DO feet on Franklin street ut southeast
corner Sheppard, S9,OSO.2.
! Cb0uccJU C0Hr.-H. Il. Burwell from
| Chewing a Sitterding, trustees, - feet on
| Charity street northwest corner st. Paul,
81 600: 4 NOndcrlehr from I. Upper, Dr..
| trustee. 20l5 feet on west side Price street
| between Leigh and jackson. partial re-
lease
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27

Der r,r,t................................. 5000
Interest ON sIlOOJO bonds $40 per
lakes Du ,l35.UuO supposed 1ascss-
meut no q 10 per ceut-.............. -f'5l
Insurance on building. -oOOUO oNiu
Dot at $50 900. equal to bonded lu-
dcbtedues,' 40 . per cent............... "oo
SIR -pi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
COUNCILMAN.

Rents are high because the people want 10
get as much as possible out Of their pro
perty and also because the capitalists OF
Richmond are 50 niggardly and stingy
about spending any of their money
in Richmond. II more houses were
built and rented at reasonable prices,
Richmond would have had no reason
10 feel disappointed over her census. A
great number Of people don't live here be-.
cause most all Of the landlords in Richmond
take every advantage Of their tenants, and
charge tOOeXhOrbitant rents for their houses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27

An acknowledged fact, A. Il. c. altcla.
tive Is the only real blood. purifier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27

RICHMOND, NA"juiy -0 i-'N
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF lhh
L STOCKHOLDERS pF lhE h ~ ~
COMPANY viii be he q "a. .-'
ONCE on WEDNESDAY, August q. i9' q"
IL o'clock NJ.
LEWIS d CRENSuA", iA-
Jy27-td o''i'''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27

NOTICE.-TnEhE WILL 3D.
~ meeting of the .-frchhohi.u
European kallwuN ~isUN tuMI..HN
% clock TIT k~DAN. Au.ll,t -, l~'fi
Chamber OF Commerce 200 Richmond. Sd.
ly2s-lm W.J.JUilN~ ~, Pies ...'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27
rnRr OF nlcnNnNn. IrL1 2a.

PORT OF RICHMOND. july 26.
ARRIVED.
Schooner John =. rencham, CHM, Rock
land lime, Werner Moore.
SAILED
Schooner Laura l. spmgue. "iXon. Boston.
GOAL. Chesapeake & OHIO Railway
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, JCLl 4G.
ARRIVED.
steamship Wyauole, Richmond. and sul-
ed for New York, % crcnuud.-c. steamship
Derr I'm, Coostw. coaiod. aud sailed tor ~icf-
Tin.
SAILED.
steamship Guido, Liverpool, mcrchald I>l:
steamship kanawha, Sew York. coal
PORT OF WEST POINT july 26
ARRIVED.
steamship Baltimore Biliups. Baltimore.
general cargo; steamship Richmond. Janucy.
New York, general cargo
SAILED
steamship Richmond. Jauuey. Sew York,
general cargo: steamship Baltimore, Blllups,
Baltimore. general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27

it1ANTED--TO INFORM INE Pub
~ De ftat base l".-NtI I..
umcui and am moss r.lif fum..
lli kinds az heavy mlD.InrD HHI
hauling OF ,dl kinds prompts tff..
So.
Nl-5m Phone $50. 1915
"a ANIED -- A LADY OF .A.
- Icricrce. qualified fH u...
latin, French, Mathcmuti .- lnl '.
sires situation .a, Teacher H.~'
ana testimonials given. Atdi,,-. .
ARD $50 tumuur AU.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-27

The water is rapidly gaining in the aque-
duet i'm CrotOn Lake, and in twenty-iour
hours had climbed eight inches toward the
crest of the dam this morning. Thirteen
incbo. more are required to ill the new
Central Park reservoir. There are twenty
EIGHT feet eleven inches in depth in the old
reservoir. and tWcnty-eight feet one inch at
FOrty-sccOnd street.