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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-12-31

Council met on Tuesday evening. Mayor
Clark, Counctlmen Danials, Gradwohl,
Patterson, Saltmarsh, Martin and Scott i;
Recorder, j. L. Halter Marshal, A. J.
Hunt. present
Minutes read and approved.
The bills referred to committee on Ac-
counts and Current Expenses, with the ex-
ception of the bill of Cherry 3 Parks, re-
ported favorably, and they were ordered
paid. The committee asked further time
on the bill OF Cherry & Parks, which was
granted.
The petition Of Dir. Boyle for new
sidewalk on Walnut street, placed in the
hands of the committee on ordinances,
was reported upon unfavOrably, and the
report was adopted.
The petition Of Cherry s. Parks for
new sidewalk was granted, and the prop
erty holders ordered to build the same
within thirty days.
The petition OF E. B. Purdom e& nj,
asking that the city ray tor the improve
ments On Second street. was continued,
the committee asking further time.
Report Of the City Recorder for the
fourth quarter of 1880. was read, showing
total OF &6G1 so received for licenses,
ETC.. and 1882 80 expended. The report
was referred to the committee oM Accounts
and Current Expenses, with directions to
report at the final meeting to be held next
Monday night, when the new Council viii
take their seats.
Bids were read for fence in front OF city
property on Second street, as follows:
Sam Grape, $2S 75.
J. H. Maine, $as.
! III. 81. Kelly, $21.
Sc0tt objected to the fence ordered by
the committee. and would vote against
giving the work to either bidder.
The Marshal stated that neat picket
fence could be built at an expense OF AZ
ceuts per. foot. total Of $ll 20.
Mr.. Gradwohl was in favor of IA tight
board fence, as advertised for by tile com.
mittee.
The Mayor thought a light picket fence
was all sufficient, and Gust much less.
On motion, all The bids were rejected.
petition of citizens asking for the con-
struction of \ sewer down Ferry street.
was read, aid, on motion, laid upon tie
table for the consideration Of the new
Council, i: being too late for the present
Council to take any action In the matter.
Two petitions demonstrating against the
petition of John A. Crawford. presented al
the last meeting, asking for relief from
building bridges, ETC.. across the Santiam
Canal and keeping them in repair as re.
quired by ordinance, was read, and. on
motion, both were laid upon the table fol
the consideration OF the incoming Council
The motion to light all the city lamps
tsome 4Ol during the dark nights. called
out considerable argument pro and con
The motion to light all the lamps passed
unanimously.
A motion to instruct the Marshal to pro
cure the necessary assistance In lighting
the lamps, passed.
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AK OLD FIRM IN A NEW LOCATION

The od-establlshed furniture house of War
rem Ward Il Co have taken now departure ana IN ac-
corance with the progress OF the planted their
banner IN one Of eligible portions II the city
namely, Nos. am EAft TwentIetnat., near Broad
way. adjoining LORI x rayioI's establishment. Their
new fyc-stOry double building flied with the most
eegant and substantial stock Of furniture in
TINS CITY manufactured their personal supervs-
ION and offered prices which Will satisfy all reasoua
bic Each floor Is devoted to separate Classes
d, goo Is and visitors will be enabled their
Iectious without iagur spacious elevator being at
their service all hOurs. They have made extraOrdi-
nary preparations Tor the holidays, presenting line OF
goods appropriate TO tue occasion. The reputation Of
the trn as leading manufacturers OF Reliable Goods
will commend TO tie patronage OF our best cIti-
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JTDGE MOODS AT HOME.
WHAT THY SAL OF HIM N GEORGIA.
Eroln Tle AtaIta Constiintion ADenl Dee 10 1880.

From The atlanta Constitution LDsn.) Dee 10. 1880.
Our kilograms convey the information that
Juage ~ q. Woods or TIM city, bar been appointed Ia
the supreme ncni 70 M he vacancy occAs "ie' ny
thr oi Mr. Justice SfronR Of Penn- lyania
Judg Woods . native OF ONO. bus Tor number oi
wears been a culZen e. Atlanta IN pol
tics he stawart Republican. put MS
gal attanments are OF he Eirg 81; indeed
ne NAV be "a. ked among the grca lawYefs n the
c0u+rV In his position Circuit Judge OF the United
STATES ne has poet az the mar. al is ness
1 NOT be- questioned b. t.Ose Oest iiiud to
0ulrements II Is 90 be hoped that the appointment Of
f Weeds viii nj interfere with tie success 90 the
moyenen has Tor is purpose Tie tupun IN 10 81
a real representative Of the south upon the supreme
B.lch. -,
Iron Works Of ChcruKer Couliy, Aisbam and Is ner-
e.tea ~ oi.-r Alabama enterprises Aiant4 has been
Nas butt iew yelr ago on Icacn,Iee our Aah'onaDe
sfr ef D. one o. tie haiGsOinrst 30 me iiy.
judge Woods j. IiZLlf -trrLied n clti1ru ana rs
,ntl-uf L. regarded Ieic by har ana people, as one
al Inc best winch could has~ been On de
Yr-t. sa., Afternoon he Constellation interviewed
several prominent members oi me atia Du-genlle-
InrD VINO nave o g.Od zeal of praruce IN IA" Umtrd
ste. t,rr Coui-On the UlIOIuI mert col Judge
William ,oDt a- Ju,nec vi the supreme court OF me
.,5ee ,lclly sand: u G. nslder ~ excellent
,ppyluturri. jIac M0u's j. man OF -lrhd talent
a. nj vgouerIul industrY. lic is % VERY Wa hiec ioI
H. beb un.iuon. H. ought go be confirmed aud thlnk
ne VIII b. confirmed. lie wi nlase a great jad--'
M, fines iisi Dcits judges o. taf whoe country. H.
ha, a ml a i.niiIha1ir HlcLAtas auu - at ucp'n
auJ h.v never sren inau ON ihe D'nch s~i ter go
GRASP aud Clearly, The poiu' al '.ne in c'sr
more pain-taAn-, ron scit.ti'ur ana .DOr Jus h ms
attention 10 a. tails. NJ 'Ihg apes him an "A
thoron IN mastery OF tn oS ehcr D. Away iouo~r ny
az md Inpm apple dOn 81 thr law. ! link has lie
h. mueutr IA. trd Justice OF the supreme Court u
the Uutra std.e-. and mat He wal a. IA" place WITH
As.o'lfe justice Martin j. Cra wiorl said: d" l think
JuIgr Nuuas luif cOmpc rut 70 ii hf Hah pn-lu"u.
d0 not, hoWcfri' fe='i" MS "t'o''"i "' a. q ''e
Colonel T. f. noge said; In my opinion there Is no.
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sTIrEnENT orr. q. ARNOLD g. co.

At meeting yesterday of the creditors of
b g. Arnold q Co., statement - snbmit'ed which
showed the total liabilities to he $21579i4 o, this
sum the uHs cured debts amounted ~ @sSi6oO. Ihe
assets OF placed at Sl57ll95 nd hose OF
H. g. Arnold consisting o real esare. AT p7lj 900. The
nominal surplus - therefore SI2S 2s4 \ committee
was appoin gate the ars OF the firm aud
report at a future meeting TINS committee consists
OF j. d. verniiye. he part OF country oa kers b w
tnri-s o. the Bank OF America; Gorge = Bacf, piesl-
den, OF the First National nix james u. Fish, pres
de- { of the Marine Bank; j M 4. Lyingston OF the
I,ror ers' aud Tricer,' Bank. aud L. Z. colt. Of
-.oke- d Co. II is undr STOOD hat the assets or
Inc ii m IA We ocrn estimated very closely. They con
aIg ry o. merchandise much OF Waich Is III TIC
hands of bankers TO secure for .igh credit.
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MUSICAL NOTES.


The fourth of the Ssalfield concerts will ne gwen
at Stenway Hall tomorrow evening The artists
taking part in it will be Miss Amy Sherwin. Miss
Emily WInant Sgnor Ferranti, the New-York Phi
harmonic Quartet Club. Mr. Alexander Lambert.
pianist Mr.. Z. de Leauhodu. either. and Mr.. DE- NJ
Weed.
RossnTs "Stabat Mater" will be given at the
Academy OF Music this evening by the artists OF Mr..
Mapleson's company. The Stabat Mater Will be
followed by q concert. in which Nine Gerster Mile
de Belocca Nine VI. l.. Swift. Nine. Sacconi and
Signors R1ve and Del Puente will take part;
Nine. Ge~-ter's songs viii be Bsnedicfs Carnival
Of Venice variations and polka by Signor Ardltl.
THIS is the last week OF the opera season. The
vor s. to he performed are La Soun1mbua' TO-
morrow night, III Trovatore" Wednesday.
Martha" Thursday extra night, ard &" Don G'o-
vanni" on Friday. The cast OF IL .rovatore" in
cludes Nile. Valera, MISS Cary. SigHor C9mpanini
and Sicn,r Gqlass; and in " Don Giovanni the
pr ucipal roles will be iii sributd f. lows r'iRd
VI 10. Gersrer; Donna Fir'rd. ME- Nalicrin; Donna
ARpa Nine. NJ. /. Swift; Ton OhcTo sieror
kavei IOH GiOraHni, SIguor Del Puente; Lep0rtL0,
~fCuOT lOleiUl.
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DIED

CHITTEgDEy-At Newburg. saturday morning. Dceeinoef
Rves yited to attend his funeral sh ss
the residence OF Mrs g W Forsyth Bamvi.Ie.
CLINCH-Ou of THURSDAY. the l6h inst at ms
resi- slce. No East Sihst, Charles Poweh Cncn ID ue
Friends are invited the funeral at tho Church Of The
inst $50 O'Clock in the morning. II Is requested tha'
no flowers be- sent
COGS WELL On Thursily. December 10. Alma Sterns'
vile Oh William j. Sogsws yell, ra,ca r. r on Sunday
December 10. at Up m.
FORD-Ou December G from hemorrhago OF the nngs AZ
ms rr'ifence. IN AorristoHn ~ j., Edward Loyu Fo'u
Funera viii be held bone OF his fathsr John
noon rq Dece mi Is ar soef
HANKs-On Thurs,ag. December is. at H. Of prosra-
afrer aiphthera Matilda f.. daughter OF Chiries -
Hanks. Ut Brooklyn. aged years and months
HAsBRo kAt Freehold , on Dsce% arop 5 i''O
Relatives ana friends are nyei 10 attend ne in1sia
Church, Freehold.
JAcKsoN-At Newark y. J.. Fraay. December II. John
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
IMMORAL erederksei the Island Of santa Cruz De-
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
MoRRIso slariay evening DECEMBER ~ -, at p i9s
Of The 1iaahats NC Company NJ '''" late
Notice Il funeral hersatir.
Princeton Saturday. December - at Washington D. c.
Captain william Prince o r A. eldest son ot hsFo''o w.
Norc Of iauerai hereafter
% ,oSsyq n X Psss%e w. p is c atis
Proctor aget ~ ears born IN hennt1e " L. anu iof
Funeral sunday, December is. az p n at NO - Monroe-
Frie.os are invited 20 attend without further notice
RI nARDsOS-On FRIDAY morning. the / IN insf az ms
f-sdencc The KenSngon. corner X Ots ana farhaNe'
Albert g. fIch 4 -on tine 7StI wear OF ls age -, -,
Icla and ii respectfully invited 70
uue At MS late residence. sunday December ~ Al
NEIT~-On 18Th Frederick. only Soi Vi
Jonn A. md Elizabeth T. Wells.
Fureril nTtva-e.
Inierment Newburg
WORTH 80 rON-Oa Friday, Deoemb H. Henry Rosster
thinafOn. on bis G3i birt d =. -
VIII taSe place at as late residence liVihE-
Ton ou uds u. dOndaY the 2Jtt INST, at II 0'c.oek
Tram leaves Central Depot at lOiJ nl ana VIII DC
met ly CARRIAGES az the stItO1
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OBITUARY.
JANE s. MORRISON.

James s. Morrison for many years presI-
dent OF the Bank OF toe Manhattan Company. DIED yes
terday nc his home, No. 15S West Twenty th'cd-st
Mr. Morrison was born nc New-Orleaus ueyentyiYe
years ago. of Scotch parentage. His father was l. US
lana planter aud during the winter lived st NeW-or
After the death OF the father his widow removed
with her family Scotland Mr.. Morrison there re-
his education. and when about nineteen years
old decided 10 return his narive country he WIS
connected with the Manhattan Company. astate DahAa'
No 40 Wal-si for forty years He eutereu bhe
service the bank hrs teller having been previously
a clerk ana teller In The Merchants and the Unlteo
States banks. Gs immediate predecessor ID inc
Manhattan Company had become deiauitef'
Two years after Joining the Manhattan Company MT
Morrison was elected cashier, aud about twenty -one
years ago was mad" pres dent The lat' 0m;e ne II
sgne IN September. 1879 account OF ~ h'atn uut
lac CONTINUED member Of the Board Of DIRECTORS O ZIG
directors cece nm cashier the Last on I.i'nu 'I
Peufo,d. died about gh years ago shorty aiUr ms
d'ati, pOrt OF Ga, directors, lnciGdnE nv felV
were ing n the bank parlDr T. ght mcmgers OF tnsl
have sinre died. and beginning with MI Fehiou'
almost the order IN which tae Diriurt5 we're Lung.
Mr. Morrison flr many wears O1e or thf pfSt
known men 10 Wall STREET His management OF Tue
nix wa enincntt crssiu. anu he wa eoNed upoh
one the prudent and saSacOus baAkIs OF INC
country
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THE MADISON ATEAUA cHCECH FAIR.

The fair at the Madison Avenue C0ugrega-
,i,,,, C.urcb was drought TO a close last even
ing II Ia, been successful financially.
The recei Is up TO last evening amounted TO
nearly $4,000. Many VISITORS were present
ourinr a. evening. al hDugh many Of tn tables h'd
l fhrir attract yi, aprc rance aud some were rnilrjy
empty. Toe srra tcrcs OF tn" evening centred UPON
ue result Of tnc voting for tnc rzes TAe announce
mont tnai The POLLS closed Tor the Masonic
Dadgc caused iuucH Pxcii 'mrnC Ih~ result
was ., 153 votes lOr ". J.. Common, ana l'oo3 Tor
7 lrnr.,uI smith, the whole amount rtrrlN td ID mug
- I3g fns bnpt smal font Was awarded ltst Nheh
soI for line Memorial Presbyterian Church and 2203
L. .ar Church al fne Trln ii uratiOu Tie amount re-
CO wed Tor ths font WAS @l.J96.
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DAVID cnOArE Pro TOR.

David Cholte Proctor, who died Friday ut
ihe mouse ol ls 1th-rin aw Ciar.cs storrs Brook
Ign was the youngest Il four Proctor brothers. VINO
wen cariJ TO Peoria H., aul have grown wih me
place. al having attIlHcd prominence The eldest J0hh
Proctor - president OF the FIRST National Bank OF
Peoria. Miss Edaa Dean Proctor. the authores' Is a
% ID iOafe Proctor. and devoted hrsseu 10
Tie care o. ner brother durlr lis long AMI painful d.
uca. lie cam E4sf lls; ia hraltH, pcc
na Co. icuuu immediately. but so0h conun"u I'D hls
beI. Mr Pcpr' WA much esteemed, ana as hnrn1""
f,tter brother and SON as wci c %, be showed
inr Iy c>f.mab qIai.is HIS Dirp acc WIS in ne
% .r y H. fnd a. Was forty. isat years 0l aG', IL
funca wili take lace To-Day 0'c eek, at No -
Monroe place. Brook yu.
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WASHINGTON. Dec. -, a. m.-The bar
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. Dec. -. 1 a.

qRrBuNE OFFICE. Dec. -. l a. m.-The barometer
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