Croton Wnfer.
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To the Editorof The Tribune:


Allow constant reader to suggest a thing or
two in reference to the Croton Water. Would it
not be well, and conduce muck to the cleanliness
of our City if systematic and regular .How1ng
Of the water should be septup through the cutters
By discriminating use, small quantity OF wa
ter would cleanse the cutters for miles. On all
comparatively high places let the cocks be turned
and the water before reaching the docks will carry
off vast quantity of filth.


In connection with this subject, would it not be
well if the authorities would open all places OF
amusement on the fourteenth free to the Public
This is great occasionand ought to be celebrated
in style. tEARL-srREEf'


D7 We hope all the water not needed tor the
consum ption of the City will be Systematically
used to clean the streets and cutters. As to the
Corporation hiring the Theatres, &c. and throw
ing them open free of charge, we protest against
il. 1t snacks too mach of old Rome or modern
Paris. An American freeman would rather pay
for his own amusements than to be supplied with
them by municipal charity. Beside, if the Thea
tres are to be made free, why not the grog-shoPs
and gambling-heuses A good many find their
chosen amusemcn,s in these, and who shall deny
them their right Of choice in this land OF liberty


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