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CHI ARL E S TON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPT. 30, 1869.
Tho Payment of tho s,ate Taxes.

An official circular from Mr. Reuben
Tomlinson, the State Auditor, extending the
time for the collection Of State taxes to the
10th of October will bo published on Friday
next. This relief will be welcome to all classes
of our taIpaying people, and especially to
those who. are unable, whatever their will
lingness, to pay their taxes until the busi-
ness season is fairly begun, and An oppor-
tunity has been given them Of sending their
crops to market.
1t is understood that for the year ending
September l, 1869, .here will bo 10 new as
sessment of real property, which will be
taxed according to the valuation completed
somo months ago. The injustice and ine-
quality of the assessment, manipulated as
it was by the State Board Of Equalization,
hos already been exposed in the columns
of every anti Radical papor in the State:
Whether we be willing or unwilling, taxa
tion upon this basis must be borne for one
year more, and our people who have not yet
o ,mpleted the payment of their taxes for
the year ending September l, 1868, will bc
ChtleU On ~ puJ ubHEOu hcAt tho okhto
taxes for tho year ending September l,
1860. In this way two millions of dollars
for State taxes alone will have to be paid
by our people in less than nine months.
Many persons cannot meet these demands
upon them. Their lands and housss will
60 to tho hammer; but they and the men
who, by straining and striving, can pay
their taxes at the appointed time, will find,
in the drain to which they are exposed, an
argument against Radical rule more solid
and potent than all the denunoiations Of
the theoretical politician.
Some time ago it was shown in this
paper that, according to tho apparent letter
of the tax law, the payment Of the State
taxes for 1868 could not be enforced until
March, 1870 This point is we'll put by our
contemporary, the Courier, in recent arti-
Gle; but we cannot advise the taxpayers Of
the State to endeavor to postpone, by liti-
g stion, the ful6lment Of their tax obliga.
tions. The different counties have paid as
| promptly as they could the taxes assessed
| upon them. There is no talk Of legal OF
muscular resistance TO the Law as construed
| by the State officials. Where the taxes are
unpaid, 1t is because the taxpayers have
been unable or have had no opportunity Of
paying them; and at this late day IL would
i'll become us to go into the courts for q re-
dress that may most surely be obtained IL
the great court, whose jury is the people o.
the State. What we have to do is to pa,
the State taxes as we'll as we may, snd I,
reqember, wheneYer the shoe pinohes, tina
sns ouiy remedy for. ell our grievances il
On anti-Radioal victory in the elections o
the coming year.
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WOMAN IS sOFFRiaE, tho Reform Against Ma.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS villn on the Rhine; Erck-
DeAn-Chatrain's Waterloo; HIg :inson's Aalbone;
Hofmanns Al:ce Murray; Huao's EHomme qui
Bit; Leu,ce Lisle; pheps' Men, Women and Ghosts;
Tho Quaker Partisans; Rob.nson's For Her SAGE;
Southworth's Changed Brides; spielhaQens Problem.
alical Characters; Woods' aat"s Wido Open; Kings
leys sretton; M5 Daughter Eiinor; The Laoristans
Household; schmfdt .pernrister; Southworth' q
The Brides Fate; rrollope's He Knew BE Vas
highti zschokke's Dead 0uest; Freytags Lost Man.
usoript; Jean Inglelow'a Mopsa the Fairy.
January Tyr
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changes, however, speak OF the affair, and tho
Washington Sunday Chronicle says that, in
addition to the soldiers mentioned above as i'm
plioated in tho plot. it is charged that com.
missioned officer OF the 17th United States
infantry Is also concerned in the affair, and was
to receive three thousand dollars il tho plan
was successful. Ysrger, it is said, was to have
escaped dressed in privste's uniform. hIrs.
Yerger is no lopgor permitted to enter her hus-
bands room.
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FRESH DRUGS.

FRESH DRUGS.
TUsT RECEIVED AND FOB sALE WHOLESALE
q AND RETAIL BY DIR. q. BAER, No. 19I
MRETIHd-STREET--
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Roses Cough Syrup
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6chenk g Heawoed Tonic
~ Cherokee Ronsdy
Cherokee Cure
Cherokee Pills
Cherokee Injection
6pears' Fruit Preserving Solution
Browns Chorodyne
German Blood or "Kaiser'' PILL, &c. &C.
Fleming's Worm Connections
Wr8hts Rejuvenating Elixir
Ohurchllls Syrup Hypophosphits OF Lime
Van Deuson's Worm contectious
Hurley's Worm Candy
Rardotte'a Worm sugar Drops
arnfenb..--s r1lrs
Cephalio Pills
schallenberRer's Fever and ARue PILLS
strops'e Pills
McLane's Liver Pills
Lima Vegetable Pills
Russell'a Soothing Cordial for Children Tcethipp
Jaynes tlterahve
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Jayne's Carmiuative
- Jayne's Ssnative Pills
Raduay's Ready Relief
~ Railways r. Pills
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Juno Il mwf
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The Gold Gamslins on s1ae. Friday,

An Associated Press telegram, published
this morning, contains the rather startling
news that the Bank Of New York has con-
scented to act as the Clearing House for the
gold transactions Of Black Friday on the
basis Of 1876 for gold. This, il true, can
only mean that the gold inf alton of Friday
last is very properly regarded as sheer
sWindie, and that an arbitrary rate has
been fixed at whloh settlement must be
made Of al the transactions Of the day. Il
Is evidens that only little legitimate
business was transacted. While one bold
bull was yelling for gold ct $50, others,
more bold, were Offering 155 and 1e0.
There was no more regularity in the quota
tions tnsn there is in the fall Of q die; and
while the ring were Offering to bay mil
lions at twenty and thirty per cent. more
than its actual value, they who had small
parcels oil the coin to sell found 1t difficult
to obtain purchaser The whole opera
ton was an attempt to gamble on a hugo
scale at the cost Of the trade and commerce
OF the country. The gold gamblers did
more than risk their own fortunes. Bv
their interruptions msnnuvring they de.
ranged. our whole mercantile system:
and until the balance has been struck.
and the wreck cleared away, Il will
be difficult to eject the simplest mer.
oantile transaction. Foreigu exchange has
been uussleable for some days, and the
Gold Board may rely on having the hearty
support Of the mercantile community In any
measures which may be necessary to mark
their reprobation OF one of the grsndsst;
frauds Of the age. Gold gambling as It was
carried on in New York Last week is grave
public crime, and, whatever the lsxily of
Wall street morality, we are led 10 hope
that both bulls end bears will now 30
taushta lesson that they will not soon for.
get. At1h " ~ ~
Az we said before. the public demand IN
immediate settlement Of che transactions Of
Friday, and there is some reason for be
lieving that the very excess of the evil IN.
der which We labor may be the means Of
preventing recurrence Of similar troubles
in the future. Gambling IN geld cannot,
perhaps. be prevented by legislative enact.
nsnt; bat . contemplation Of our hazardous
monetary condition, and OF The Disturbing
power Of ring Of greedy ospi.slisis, may
lead the people to work more STEADILY fer a.
return 10 . stable snd uniform eufrsnoy.sac;
Since ths shove was In .yps We learn BY
later .sissranrsss q that the Bank q Nss4Y oh
nas dsclined 10 set - elsariss house, .
and ths che diSs5asolSts Bhlls sXSd EIs al
'ness equally d.ess-a..sd sssssfs atS SaiiiSIks,
about for sonsT staes aAjsssaspt ,sf etAsir.
/, troubles.
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gGaaSH for 7SakE57 E

GALE OF LASD-TaERsTuR g RkaI.
~ TATE Of tho Late James H. 8smmcum win
bate, In Beech Island, Edgeded ;ounty, 5. a., Octo.
ber 2oth 1852 The Etsio conslsts OF twelve thous.
ard acres o! lau9. tying on, the Sayanpsh River IN
gdgeneld and 9sfnwell Counties. 8. c., sIth two
Res drncrs, . NIL, NUMEROUS farm BuildinQs and
goo Factory str. lt is divided iuto sevel planti,
III 80 s1isi Also. ", "A sat.l.a a ~.
PLACE In eouthw Western aeorfts. por tattiou.
iars address HARRY HAMAOND. Executor; An mss
t9r dt. va 6rlF n
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V6IANTED-AGEN ENTs-.sIUo no sa5u pr

"ANTED-AGE ENTS--S1OO To 925U PtB
w month, everywhere, male aud female. to In.
troduce tho genuine improved COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This machine will
stitch. hem, fell, tuck, quilt cord, bind briid and
embroidor In most superior manner Price only
S1S. Fully warranted for hve yoare. Both upper
and under-:ecd styles. We will pay $1,000 for any
machine that will sew strmger, more beautiful, OF
more elastic seam than ours l. makes tho real elas-
tic lock-stick. Every second atitch can be cut and
still tho cloth cannot pulled apart without tearing
It, We pay Agents from 500 to $3.50 per month and
expenses, or commission fom which twice that
amount can be nude. GEO. McEArHRON & co
Nashville, Tenn. CAUT1oN-Do not be imposed upon
by other parties palm ng or worthless iron ma
chimes unde- the samo name or otherw,ss. Ours is
tue only genuine and really practical chesp machiue
nia' ufactured. DAoplmos Sept a
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OLD WHISTLES.

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO AN.
4 NoUNCE that thoy have been appointed by
Messrs. HENRY g. HhNNIS & CO.. OF PHILADELPHIA
their sole Agents for the State Sou arolina for tho
salo Of their celebrated ACME. x Xxx xxx, XXXX
NEOTAR CABINET nnd other brands OLD RYE
WHISKIES.
They also wish to announce that they will be In
constant receipt Of their COPPER DISTILLED
MOUNTAIN PURE RYE WHISTLES, direct from
Distiliery at HsnntsvIlle, Berkeley county, West
Virginia.
90 barrels OF the above always on hand
Liberal contracts will ba lnalo tor large lots of
new Whiskies In bond at Dintilorv Warehouse.
OLAClUS WITTE,
CuBtomhouse Squarc,
N. E. corner oil Eaat Bay and Fraser Wharf,
Sept 20 -mwf3mos Charleston, S. @,
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Gost auS Suuuo..

r OST, A BLACK AND TAN DOt,. AN
- SWRRS 70 the uamp OF Jet. reward win be
given Ie0 at No Pitt street. SEPT 20 :,
DICKED UPO e EFT. TWO
Il TRUNK or DESK KtYS. which the owner
can have by proving property and paying expenses
DICKED UP On THE HALFMOON
i Battery, on last Monday, two BRASS KRYS
Witch can be obtained by proving property aud pay
ing e1pensea. Sent Il
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IN nOO nOse Bs iy lwILLIA an,
lOaO(JO BuRG Coun1YSina saras y =

wnicl. are cared aud rs srres now un lei cuIiys.
don N corn cotton and noe.e The tract. is heavily
umberod With pine oak, cypreea md hirkory and
oont.tns q dwelling and ou,bultdings with Afteen
cabins Tor aborsrs; also ono GOOD mill ate. ive.
rage produoton OF tbs Land, ten 10 fifteen bus hsis o;
corn and 10 cen TO bushels OF rice to The
.ecre,i without fertilisernL The reston abonnds In
marlI hcpotis 9eorgetova - tho nearest market,
the plscs being four miles nom Black Mingo Greek
and tweh y.hve miles from Goois seoun Greek, which
Prios Of ne sr.sf sis oos, Cd. Ssk ol.b III. 81.
enco tn oht ana itsoD sir5 ~ bgl lboud fnd.
paort3aGq- Auy tnsllee number o. sceee will bo sold
q tpoderats afv.nss pa this rte PsFies desiring
70 in!psc. ths ts<t can DO % 3. lesyibg the k6rt
eastera Ratro6d ct King srees na induirihs tb6i
,Ssy t1 ny n ~ tssety+Atss a.lss snien. 5tIte
itcyp Rsiro2d' ohd,ifess' JA S.aF. JxERSWSY,,: :SE
ss6r Of fsrtin. CarrswsJ. q etoxG poitofacss.
eAo:. .l.. nMi a@ose liz r.s esAM aalssp..sa ..
ENR sA.n, . 1loo : \ S,,s sss or w YiLD
~ a1MR6RkD La Nd iAsosas . n n4 Aeyns.Hu
6ount sif miles IRON sou,6 tdisfo River. fSfras,
nsdS very low ros partIenl.es, sedrsss Of. o.,B.
HUTt0. dfsham's Turnout, O.6, u b, q. II
AuHnsti 3os1ds sisa .Ec ,oAt - oafSiif - 81
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Np nrni.

NLO u.
ITO RENE, RESIDENCE OFF FoUR
Il toord, ana pantry with Kitchen, cister ru gas
&c. No. 50 Tradd street. near Meeting. r u. MAR.
sRALL & BROTHER, Real Eatate brokers' Broad
street. WIZ Sept 20
'TNO RENT. THE HOUSES Nos. B5 AND 81
IL :t@!i II STREET. or any portion OF either. Both
dei8h' fully situated, remarkably hcathful and with.
IN niin"ts's walk or the street Hallway. Apply on
tue premises 1s sent 20
ITO ssaN'r. nyS'o Elm sc LARG e sIORKy.
Il One No, Adser'a Wharf, suitable for store-
age purposes. and No. 26 EGs' Bay, southeast cor
ner OF Ad1er's Wharf and East Bay: caou s.ye fine
large dry cellars. apply to j. Fl. DAWSON, No. "a
khDCLLFFE 81 Rect. at No. ADaER'S
WHARF, between II and O'Clock.
Sept 40 vfmas
FTNO RENT, THAT DEslHABLE BUsI
Il NESS STAND known as No. SO EAST BAY
topposlte Daily News Ofice.i For particulars apply
at No l NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF.
sept 23 :" thsmwA
Hl0 kENr, PART OF AAlOUsE IN A.
i central location. For terms, apply ct this
onlco. s2s ,"------- -,---seepr 25,'-
HEtL ESTATE AGENTS. AND.orHRRs
Ib having houses to rent, can have their PIacards
Gc., printed at the ioHest rates and In the newest
ana neatest styles OF type, at The NEWS JOB OF.
tIcE. No. lao East Bay -
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pissplati0u sf. @ upalrrtatrship

NOTlCP .-THE COP RTN II isSHif.
In heretofore exlsIns between tho undersionsd
unoer the name meofKIaKPATRtuk OF 4 WI tE. 10 dis
solved by its own inniiA,ion ~ = Wa lTItf-a'-Ti
Lew partneTth p undor the sirnn name haa bean
formed SetunSo the n ia parties Vhch IA an hort
ed 70 CO lot the ssses and lqu,da tue deot of the
iorner Sogeern. g's jar. p KIeKtATHICK. =;
L-fepti q we I'D. GROW. .wIllk . :.
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financial.
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Il d w A Il ID l. y w N ID E

w An II e d.
BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS. Number las. 2OA. 205. 20s. which arc mr,-
tilated by large deficiency In unmatured coupons.
Sept 10 ". B. WILLIAMS & SON.
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SUPERIOR GUNNl CLOTH
or EXTRA WEIGHT. FULL WIDTH, AND
" close and strong texture. For sale by
ON BUBERT,
sept 70 IL No. IL Eiet Bay.
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Nams.

WAITED. YOUNG womAN TO
,s.o,, 10ok and and Wash for small family. Good
ns mmendaions required. Apply at No. llO
WANTED. ONE OR TWO WnITE
bskerv Xnn,, ,sGSt Is or IA years Old to work m
c-Ae.y. apply at Iols once. II Sept 20
WASIEDI To rUnEnAsE EoK CASH.
at No. 8! MARKET sTEET. q. w W sops S' 2S
WANTED, "A SMALL HUusB, OR
w four rooms, near tho central part of the city
e HSnt will I'LL be ~ paid promptly Address j. L. b. Post
omee Don NO: sys. =. Sept 29'
WANTIED. A I1nysE, NEAR THE
central part OF the city, containing Ave or six.
rooms, with good outbufldings and water. Address
y, ~ tns Onoe. 6ept IS
W}AHTED, A WHITE VUmAn, WITH
w good references. tocook and Wash for . small
| tion street. Sept 2s
WANTED TO RENT. A sCH0UL-.
w HOUSE and REsIDENoE. Address, stating
terms. T: o: Bog No. les. wfm21 August II
BOARD WANTED Ar AIKEN, 8. o.
!ato house, from some time In November probably
till May. References to be eIcbanged. Address.
i'ssf s:'Ts No. e ssss:
w FRENoH aARDsNER, knowing every
maker mako herself useful in any family. with.
out cEildrenl Any one wiehing tho same, can apply
for conditions to this ofces Good roferenoes
sept25 n
WTANTED, D,AGENTS.-ONE e HUNDRED
w CONFIDENTIAL AGENTS wanted 10 dis
pose Of good paying meTuhaniable article. An
ergettc and reliable man can make $1,000 per month.
Particulars free. Call on address JAMES H. COR
DON, No. Amity-strce, New York.
Sept IS g.
WTANTED, CAPITAL off $1,000 tkIVE
w thousand dolars.l to engage in the 1UR-
PENTlNE BUSINESS. bv the 1rst Of November.
CANDY MAKERS SYANrED.- D.-yVANT-
~ ED Two FfRsTCLAss, ANDY MAKERS. for
which the highest wages will be paid. Apply to j.
@. " CLAUSSEN, No. 10 Marketatreet.
sept2l 10
A YOUNG MAN, OF FOUR YEaNs'
n business experience In this city and capable
OF giving the best references here desires perma
nent situation Ia some Wholesale House-cotton
Factorage preferred. Address A. ID. G., Box 80.
Sept tmos
GuOD SERVANTS. WHITE AND COZ.
VI ohED. can be obtained by APPLYING to RM-
PLoYMENr OFFICE, NO. 80 Queen.stIeet.
August %
CHlN EsE LABOR RERs.-PAKTIEs
CHINESE LABoRERs, pray make the nccessary
arrangements for procuring gangs Of size required
delivered In part OF the country by application
1 to KOoPMANSOHAAP, San Francisco, California
July 20
WANTED. EVEKYBODY To KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING OF all kinds. plain and
sns l, -, gromP in the neaes.
| NEWS Job Once. No. 149 EAST BAY. Call and ex.
anime the scale OF prices before giving orders
| elsewhere.
| yTTANTED-AGE q ENTs.-sr IN u,x, anHu pUp
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~ 49, Z. - 49, 'Es :sn3fl
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MJANTED. EyEkYBODY To KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING OF all kinds. plain and
ornamental, Is executed promptly in the neatest
style and at tho lowest New York prices, az HE
NEWS Job Once. No. 149 EAST BAY. Call and ex.
nmine the scale Of prices before giving your orders
olseMhere,
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11S rou DEsI.s.ss TO nm Su.s4Ip OF
o1s lis assG ssG ,eifio~pJ f.fot. io's r,oi. Il !,
Z. NJ IA ...aioisFck yYaT 5tr ~ :o.a9 b i
u yeuf Dyspspk3e ayuneouaa, s.
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:! 81 slas
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Mfftings.
WASN'T GTON LIGHT INFANTRY
CHARITABLE ASs0CIATI0N-EXlRA MEET.

i Tho exercises will bo resumed on Monday, DC.
tober T. at their residence. No. pItt street.
bept 10, lr.,s WINS
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s1 Il rs. 80. 4, sotos,oss I 81 b,.1.... rt -.
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GuOD SERVANTS. WHITE AND COL
" oRED, can be obtained by ayplying TO EN-.
PLoYMENr OFFICE, NO. 80 Queen.stIeet.
August %
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-17
THE LATE cor. WILLIAM J. NAGLE.

In response to call issued yesterday morn
ing about so gentlemen, representatives OF the various
Irish civic and military societies Of this city and BROOK
lyp assembled at sweenys Hotel last night to express
their sympathy with the family and friends OF the a!e
Col Maggie. and TO determine upon some apPropas1
manner Of showing respect !for the oeeesse,1
at his funeral The meeting was called 70 ORDER py WI
Warren. Judge Denis Quinn presided, y Cony
oficated as Secretary Col. Warren, Capt Conyng1am,
and Capt Doheny appointed committee 70 aooPs
resolutions coincidence and sympathy TO De presenter
10 the family Of the dead Colonel After delDeraung
tile committee presented the following preamble anu
resolutions, which were adopted: ,-....-, 4.
VIeas Col VIM Nag formerly ofh Irish Brigade agaAnt
soldier and tried patriot departed this life consequence Of tb
ruaon Of diseases resulting from his and unjust treatment
RSosd That representatives the vafons into soees
call issued this morning. tender 70 the Oh
Col Nage and heartfelt sympathy IN their sad sheon
Resolved Of this preamble and resolutions oe sehI oe
family Of the deceased =.
ate method Of doing honor TO the departed and ater
several gentlemen had pronounced touching ana elO
quent euloHes upon the deceased, Capt COnyngnam
offered the following resolution, which was unanimously
adopted: -. -,
OF the different Of this city and bToohpn
late Col Hag vhcb VII take place 70
D. H. his residence al No 80 Madobft to FAionah
Cemetery. ...,.--.---.-
Al the inquest held by Coroner Flynn yesterday over
Col. Nage, the Jury rendered verdict IN accordance
with the facts attending the death az published IN lHE
TRIBUNE OF yesterday. ...''.'..'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-17
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
TIE NEW POST.OF

MEETING OF THE COMMON COUNCIL COMMITTEE,
The adjourned meeting of the Committees % VI
the Common Council on the proposed change OF 1no
of the Dew POstofce held yesterday Inc l'yoiy
Of the members of the Committee were present.
with large number OF citizens, among Whon "ei0 "
derman Conan, James Kelly, esqp eNfos'nae'eA' ~
distant Alderman Roberto and Gen. Storms Alderman
Ward occupied the chair and called the meeunS 70
Hesad that he was prepared listen TO any Suggestions
which might be made and asked any person ropescnS
ing the Government was present. After hgn' P"u'o
Assistant lderman Robinson said that aSthere
20 he no representative Of the Government present ~
sbould move that tie meeting adjourn; they eouu
come 70 any determination without the presence VI 49,
oasoer Of the Government. IL would be necessary
them 10 see the plans Of the proposed ateraon "nu
have All the particulars connected with spch ehanse OK
pla,ned Mr. Hamilton large owner OF properly lu tno
vicinity Of the City Hall Park said he hopeu they "ouu
not adjourn without coming 10 some determination no
thought IL was the duty Of the Committee 10 SPECIFY INC
changes thev proposed and 70 state positively what
e,vs we're ON the matter He surprised at the
nnsthv NJ the public In relation TO the natter there was
very e notice taken Of by the outside public and 1t
was the more important that the Committee should de-
dedv express their views After general remarks
from Mr. Kelly the Chairman stated that he should al
ourn the meeting sine dc but that the Committee Woud
carefully consider the question and report thereon 10 Inc
Board Of Aldermen at an early date.