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Tots, Editor AT The Trb'or


Some days since | saw in The Tribune n few
remark, relative 10 taxing the property Of the cti-
,as a, large for the expenses Of the Croton Water
rather 'lan rhe individuals who may use il. All
hose with whom have couyerscd on the sui hJeci,
,.rce With ne that the iD,grorsd real estate of
ae city ougti 70 bear the burden; otherwise non
resident, owning property here on which their IN
,srarcc viii be- reduced onc-iourh. will reap the
benefit without paying any equivalent; besides 1t
nlae are 10 participate in the use Of the wafer but
nose who can pay $40 and upward per ahnum,
hjw ac' the poor. VINO from necessity are crowded
into confined, unhealthy situations ard have the
rae,t need of pure wntcr 10 prc'cryc health, to
llerv, apy benefit from this grcat improvement
asd all viii admin that it il important that the
health Of the city shall be preserved. hope you
aho have the leisure, information aud ability to
present this subject 10 the community in the strong
e,, chi will follow it up daily, until the public
u. nd i. aroused and the Common Council takes de-
-1itc action upon it. lti important that We set
'e down the best plan at first il possible. e. >.