{"newspaper_name": "The New York herald.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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FRESH WATER IN BosToN.-That fire is conta-
eious Is unfortunately for this city end others, an
axiom una. recent experience has too painfully con-
hrmea our boston neighbors have at length been
reused rom their le'hargy upon this point and,
with praiseworhy but tardy effort, seem deter
mined to advance at least one step to secure their
city from this destructive element. 1t was not 10
b. expected that New York, with her magn;-
hcent aqueducts and reservoirs, could furnish anv
model or suggestion for the astidous tastes Of the
Bostonlans in the contrivance of their projected
plan OF operation; and we find now, on their route
TO Philadelphia, deputaon of six from the collec-
tive wisdom Of the fathers of that city, to seek such
'n'nrmatlon as the exigencies of their condition
play require