The sun., 1891-11-15
GIVE Us RAIN, JERRYRUSK.
xoW,s FOUR TIME TO SHOW TO THE
LARGEST POSSIBLE AUDIENCE

SoW,s FOUR TIME TO SHOW TO 1Hz
y LARGEST POSSIBLE AUDIENCE
Maybe Go witheut Water Right Herr
! where che Population IL Densest.
Local Weather Prognosticator Dunn had his
head bent oyev map OF this country and was
talking TO himnelf when q SUN man climbed M
10 his nrniai den In the Equitable building yes
tertny afternoon.
II 500 q storm developing in the extreme
southwest" he WINS saying. and It may get
hero by Tuesday. 1t isn't formed sufficiently
: for me to tell how much OF q storm 1t Will be.
or which way 1t will travel But tho goncrnl
tendency OF storm whichis born in the south
west is TO migrate 20 the northeast So We
may have rain by Tuesday"
in tho mea ume our water supply is grow
ing smaller and smaller. The reservoirs in
tho Croton watershed are empty. Chief En-
eneer Birdsall said yesterday. and the only
4. source Of additional supply il the flow OF tho
Croton River This Is between 400OO.O0O and
( 6o.00o.0o0 gallons day. while We arc using
:. now 1l0000.000 gallons day. against loo.-
J. 600 600 gallons o short time ago. We havc
9 about 8OO.00O.0O0i gallons in the big Cen
z tral Park reservoir. but this fs being
drawn from daily to make up tho deacit Con-
sqss ssaa hs5S ,hs suSTp sns
very soon; " sst e what ths G,o;
st essts s SesaSse @ !Ssss VIII not be sucisn. pres
Az 4 Iii dspsst%sH.Sss ioh had SsS anyt&IRIs
Sssts issssss e sSpsSias;s5sSsnsa i; s Rsiise
asnt rsissI s
, 81 the Society fSr tho Prevention q Cruelty 70
not to allow the use Of it except for absolutely
nifsShsi fn his litter 70 Superintendent Murray.
oommissionsr Gilroy calls at sttenti9n r, to % the
sss Ssns Sasr S s sns
,gs Ssaees And s 6i the s.ln s'SR is%
Of water being used and wasted through hose
fns. ssa e sss
Sfe force t9 use special ysanSe ho ot to ,bso pro
pspSssi ssn ppessisslns % IN sSsS use and % r:
81 sssss sas
,esp, Of this
them % MS oOss sHoss SsDaas IL.
1esp II Presdsns HsP Purroy o, the Fire Department
Commissioner Gilroy says:
q s s. Ss: q: .n
using from them TOR purposes Of your depart
Ss :ss s:.:s: ;:ss;
a. ~. -
5.:;s ~: ::ss
lSa IFS nsp.msns ferss asa. sSs u.s q sa.sS
is: S.sSins :. s!s:n.ns & e aons
Ssssus and every csss Il. ~.ss,nE aaastsrs ana
eiety for tie Prevention 81 craeItS to Animals
espt for PURPOSES OF absolute necessity I'm
aH ass DusS arneins
hydrHnts for man and beast cannot be con-
s ssss ssys
pubs 4r G. o sss
~ sssssss sSss sSs;s%ssSn y q tSS d uses q
Watsr Register BELLY 4. asked to allow no |
II the es
sSRPs ssSRpS sua sss'G
f ss
comassloner e a arSSy S sss ssys eas1 But tie
department does not desire 70, obtain revenue !
NHTTE PLANS, No" Observation-Disclosures
Lord Of the Ken slco reservoir said lis evening
that there were fourteen feet Of water in the
In other places the water was unusually shall |
aT sna It the .hs
se skes 80 wh Ss
and the kens.n reservoir supplies the TWen- |
ty.third and Twenty-fourth wards In New York |
Superintendent Lord snid that the situation |
was becoming serious and that the groatest |
Cleaning % tie @ Channel between fs II Rye % lsRss snS S
everything possible Is to be d done to get as
dent Lord said that the supply could not hold |
out more t:ian ten days, unless there was |
MoUNT VERNON. Nov. l4.--The Mount Vernon !
Water Company is drawing about LOOP Ral- |
Ions per daE to supply this villags and Slso
York city has damned. and accordingly
Rr near and the .hs residents
their supply viii be cut Oh from the Bronx II
tits Tor The ntersss u @eM YoFE eisy 5s
next Tuesday night to discuss the water Gues-
CRoroS LAKE. Nov 14.-The water in croton
the dana Thees WsteS depth q SSSns
wsfsr IN oS 5 esw
About miie and a half from here above the |
dam there 10 only the natural river. the feeders
ara %e ths sss
na sr E be SsrS IN
river than lake. and the oAor arising from |
the hats left bare Is offensive.
CONNECTICUT STILL DRX
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