, 1875-12-01


atructod to s1o 80, They ~ero tublc serrsfts.
E'iAS A1nEEa Tp AHHKE.
Dir. Egau took tho hnor. aud stated that he
agreed III ~ that Mr. Vail had saiJ. II they
ftllo Afctitncss} sero instructed to Ilo anything,
1t nae their duty 10 do It, Iis said thcEo was nj
Mr. TIliny. and Any that dta atifo from the H.
trovcrsy i,et oforn had long ago been dlssnated
on bolh sltes. lie aud Nr. IIlloy were ready to
20 by instruction..
MI. T1L1.Er &rEAks.
Mr.. 17lley al tatth that ho wsnted and worfd work
order to bring II about. In. ho did nos toa how
ansthIng tpu1d TO dono tInleas ibny PR pared on
tirely new plans. II trAmmotad hy foundation
an1 outlines. grcat portion u Mt. E9ans de-
10 made In tho detail. 1Ls Thought II they rnAde
change thoy should change ALL lfo WAS nilfInH
to work ID haTmoay witt, Mr. Eean, but he
conld mt aee how ho could well mako changa
III The elevations II tsanneletl by tho prosens
out!lno. and foundation ptan.
Mr. Coe1 taouRnt al Sir. EEap, and Inst there
would hA nrcetaty OF following the uld plan.
.wA1rRn THf1n pUIIEs DEFINED.
Mr. EgAn wAntod to know precisely what rAa
wanted. II thor spoiled the conihur III the onter
wall. tuev would hare s:eo To chanpo tile crota-
walls Mnch ~ ths arohstecta night have dis
POSITION to agree. unless tho vcntleaten present
took the matter In band there Hou!d bo Ut chance
for 1t.
str. 1,nrdick statcd thst It NAB for tho Com
mlttces 10 sav whether tho architects shautd
change the plans irrespective Of tue work elready
donn. II ~aA \ very lmaolthRt matter to kno",
AZ Sfr. Egaa had snggetted.
TIE MAYOR fLrEfnArTs.
MAYOR Colvlu arose aud stated that ho had
taken very deep inherent In tho matter. anA ii
was Quo Of very great inportauco to the Iubljc:
The report Of tho Board Of Putlc Works did
ettucslopa received BY them At tho last meeting
held on tho Gath inst The repoEt' gavo no iu-
formation. II simply said that afr. TttleYe plan
could not b. adopted. He aud Mr.. Eean should
old iutcrior plan an adopted b! the county Il
thcy decided that could not be done, what HlIonld
be done7 Direct Of instruct ti1etn to prepare
new plAun Or hdopt EEhn's present plan
From tho tenor Of Tho report. Lls judgment
that was Ap; aron!ly tho opinion Of tho Board Of
Public Woiks, and hc had great respect for tnas
epinlon. 1t thoy wanted such building. they
khonid have it; all he rantad to See NAs uni
form!ty. .-.
spRenrszp OFFICIAL.
1t this stago Mr. Thompson arose, and stated
that ho waB surprised ut tho statements made
By Afr. Tliey after iii that llad been shid in tho
conferences Of tho Board. Ho Thought they
could make On cntlre chnngo Of the plan Of ee-
vatson. And. though be xas no architect, he
thought the outlines uood nos bs changed, aud
they could retain the interior.
Mr. Wasi thought .nst tho architects @ sn 1,s hid
lines Intact. lie liked Nley'a building. it wns
nica and elaborate iu design. 1t would cost over
q. 0u0, ,010, aud was on&rcsy loo elaborate. II
was one Of those buildings that would probably
deed. archltoc.s had said that II was far morn
elaborate Eu finish and deslRu tllan tho Grand
Oposa-Uouao IN Para and it had cost over x5o.-
| 000, 900. 11o had not known Nr. ERan
he bad Expressed per'ec. willingness to change
Ills plans tlo thought II there Has any draw
bAck, It mas on Mr.. Tilley'a side. They meant
to bnlld fot city aud county. TIM building
would be principally constructed bv tho city,
inte,ior was suncrior to Mr. Iiiiey's plAn. They
| could surolv agree II sliGht changos wtgo nl11e.
Str. ERan aaid that he waa ready to draw uo a
plan in ssx days. mud in that thor. could aaol't
| Tilley'a roof and basement. and they could l,'
struct the architects to make building TO suit
all TAcre was uothi1g further In the way, aud
It Mas duo TO hlr. Egan to state that he hae
always been roRdy to confotm to any change
adoPted ....,, .........,
The report was then received ana adopted.
| nEsoLurE BcItAFFNER.
AID. 6chatfuos offered resolution that tha
Board OF Public Wofks bo instructed to direc
tho prepa, htion OF plan for tho elevation Of
tiona that had boon mn 10.
alnror Co1Ttn seconded tho motion ut Aid
Scha1ucr, and it was adopted.
| TIE FREDERICKSBURG.
posture, and said that be thought each arrhitec
ought to report IN t1mD fnt next niopdayB mott
,uE Of tho County. Board.
S1r. Eean said that II would be too soon. Tho,
could ropnlt In two wecls. lie would like Il
hear frotn hiz. Tillov. Thia remark brought t4a
gentleman UP standing.
Mr. Tillsy wanted to know II t1.oy would hav.
to attck to Mr. EPsns groun4 plau and outlElos
Thia question brought solfAHncf to hia feet
Ils said with great yelemsnce thae hp Was dis
eusted 1t hoafinR hfr. TlIley ask Tint question
Iio was titod of hia fooIing. Lilo thon wont OF
ut rapid rnte In the san1o sfTa'u.
| arAND1Nu ON His EioMrH.
! Mr.. Tillov said that he waa unwilling to gtv
up oypry point and act The character Of a DUNN
| In tho matter. IIo thought he had home right
| mud Bhy-Ro lu tho matter. lie beloved he va
Responsible as arch'tceh for the citg'a portion o
sAe bu.ldinK.
At thls point soharuer tuu,ned up from hI
| chair al'l said that Tllfay was IN tue employ G
the city. lie waB unt Responsible III tha matter A
all, and bad no rights except as accorded by III
Council, Rna tho sooner llo understood that th
lelter.
VAIL ON ARCHITECTS.
This brought Mf. Wahl to Ina tcot. He eai
thai arch1tecte Hero not responsible for thei
buildings. II he hired An archltuut 10 build
houso he mado him plan sshat LIE wsnted and
ho wAs m ass shat WAS not the archlsect's bus
ineen. All ho had to do was "a h0 waa toll.
Commissioner Ononthse Aa!ti that he woul
llko to kIoN what tue probsoie
ttaAHaE9 WOULD COST
Ia tlmd for the next meeting Ut tho Count
1}otta. Ha thought II the cost would DO Gu, 0Ut
el5.090, OF syen more, tho Commissioners woul
agree to It. aud tue public would nut object, 8
!oaR A. they procured building 70 suit them
lie behaved thu tax-lafers 'ero willing TO stan
tao additional expense. II tbs aruh,tsots Woni
| get mp pencil sketch By Monday, le though
the oouaty Doasa would willingly moea any aa
dltiopal expenae incurred.
BIZ. Wnhl said II ho wcro m architect, a. Egat
he would bo afraid to 70 !uto an office will, II
ley. They woro both public servants, aud a
buob were only iaatruoted what 70 do.
Aid. Hohkffuer onso moro took tho Aoor. II
road tho ordinance OF Aug. .. aud sad that III
Ttl!ey was instructed what to do. aud, as h
Was Working for par, lie had nothing to say an
J lAd no responsibility. lie aud Egan would 60
equal cred. Tot the building aud thought th
abuse given them lJ tho press aad public Wa
deserved.
| MI. CGEy,
thousl, not friend Ut Ar. IiseY. said that tho
wefe too hard un him. ,llo had ~ tnuck ptid
[ anu nt,nr urt,A III tfih n,ntshY.