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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-25
TUESDAY.

hrsdss WsLtor. sr., came up from Port
lan- yesterday on a yisit.
Ar Henry Il Spencer. Of Napanas. Oa,.,
brother OF tho lsts Chas II Spencer. u 10
the city.
Psof Lori!iard IL home from his trip 10 his
former home at Baltimo aud reports an
unI1y able trip.
NJ Brink aud Postmaster 4 G Palmer. oi
Pfinesi!ls, left fOt thA, city this morsing by
way OF the Lebanon wagon Fasd.
joss" Baker returned yesterday from cAl
ifnFnis. where he has hscn inr several monshs
lie will 20 To Galveston. TeI.
FE Hover. Il the Sales, Joaiaal. l. d,ial .
ihg s"ds water at Foley Spting. aId trying
u do away with th uan oi ctatches.
JAS. Baker has suai B.kar City ir SIS.
90 dam ntgs.. caused by broken las. the
tesnIt o' a bad nid. .salk
j Il Morrison came over from thg i,ay this
moor, snd reported saiubFioas times ,hete.
Tho Albany cottages aro about completed
Watt Muntsith aud Joha Icon rslutned
To dss from \ months iip Rto the iisllknap
sptiags. Tbey huutei The festive deer aud
the buar. killing nine uf the farmer aud ono II
the latter snt ashI treat hy ths basket full
Dr. W w E+s shutn. a graduate of the
de"toAl department Il tho Uaivcfait, OF the
state cf Iowa. has located IN Aib.ay. Pol
lowing Is from the South Eng!iah Herald {
Dr w w E.stbatn. " ho lsft this place sotns.
time ago tar the eassi country, has located
~ AlbAay, Oregon. whore he proposes pT &c
ticiag hts rtofv>sinu. iis wit. he gtuatis
ntzssd ia thts eommuaity A. well 40 that of
Webster. which has been his headquarters
foo ihe pas. three years. Ths dsslar ls well
aud iAsotAi ly aaown IN this es,ua y aud has
been remark ably auea-saiut both a. phy sielan
aud ,argnon. We can ennaeiuntioasly
recommend him 10 the AlbsUy pahlie a. a
gentleman well qualified by tdueation aud
srpafienes 10 ruHdvr mu!iu Il or surrte i aid. /.
aud hs viii prove an important sequi .iti,,a 10
their society both professionally aud socially
B'ambefe's imported st1ilion choaasrd
GOI5, Titas t593i,l can ba found al Ttl,es
bros stable, tMArshAii's 81 I s'Aad, - here he
wili serve a limited number Of mares darit q
the fall season.
DANGEROUS DIR. ,AIaston was called
yesterday afternoon 10 see Miss Ivy
TemP'eion the young lady who was hurg
by the falling la OF bridge on the Calipoo.
IA some ten days ago, an account 81 which
vas published at the lime The DR.. In
forms ns that the young lady was hadlg
hurt, her thigh being broken and about
three inches OF the bones taken out. The
Dr. thinks she may not recover and Il she
does She viii be badly crippled tor If''.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-25
coRsrR STONE LAID.

Last Tuesday beginning att o'clock tht
ceremony Of laying the corner stone o.
the new M. Il. Church was begun, and
carried out IN very successful name
under the charge of the Presiding Elder
Rev = 7 Wilson and The local pastor Rev
Meminger, asaiated by Rev Gould, OF
Shedd; Rev Calder, of Lebanon, and Rev
Satchwell, Of Corvallis. Tho opening ex-
ercises consisted oi some excellent choir
singing, and readings Of scriptures aud
appropriate exercises by the ministers.
Rev Wilson then delivered the address
of the occasion, ~ remarkably sensible
effort, in which some very outspoken,
plain statements were made. The sub
scription list 10 the church was circulat-
cd and several hundred dollars added TO
the building fund.
A sealed tin box was then formally de-
posted In the corner stone by William
Ralston, the oldest member of thechurch.
II contained the following articles: Holy
Bible, discipline OF the Nj Il Church,
hymn book, New York Christian Advo-
cate, Pacific Christian Advocate, Christian
Standard, Sunday School journal, Even.
ing Democrat, Morning Herald, Union
Signal, list Of present members Of the
church, names of the trustees, names Of
subscribers to the building fund. the
building committee, the pastor and Pre-
siding Elder.
The corner stone was then formally
laid by the local pastor. assisted by the
visiting ministers and members oi the
congregation. II will be inscribed First
Methodist Episcopal Church, 1890" This
building will be an ornament to the city.
The architecture is quite attractiye.as in-
dicatod by the plans. The dimensions
OF the structure are given as GSx76 feet,
80 foot naive, 100 foot splre, with seat
ing capacity OF six hundred. Cougle &
Conn are the successful contractors and
the cost Of the building will be about
5000. Such church building win be n
credit 10 our city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-25
moME AND AnRo an.
MONDAY.

| Albany on top.
How does Salem like tho caI sass
A convention Of Sheriff. was held at y aleu
To- lay.
Mira Matilda Churchill, Of Hale, rs In thu
city Visiting relatives.
Euve,,s Laforost ard family. Mrs Barnes
aud Ms j j Dubtuiilo left to-day for the
| Fiudluy soda lprings
! A Celestial waa tined s. aud costs fhr a.
aeult Ia the kitchen Of the Revere liou o
Saturday evening.
Mr. II A Montgomery waa Rcked by a
horse at Brownsville Saturday, whil. going
down tho approach at the bridge aud h "a hin
leg broken.
Tho Chicago Comedy Company closed
their weeks engagement here Saturdag even.
ing to good house, giving n very pleasing
entertainment.
Geo. NJ Cone Eco n ri,lug young a,tor-
ney Of Murray Idaho. formerly a Rochester
N. Y. ncighbor Of DraocnAr man, 10 IN tho
city.
Th,n noon IN coming from tho dep u one of
tho wheels Of tho Reverb House bus ,ok "A
spin from the axle. neoe,sitating street car
tide by tho passen leIn.
Mrs Dr. Rood. Of Chicago. hpant Sabbath
in Albany. he guest Of DIR Irvine They
were friends fotty'tve years ago when tho
the Doctor was nineteen aud Mrs Reed thir-
teen, and have not sten zach other since.
Iletmaa Wise. Of Astoria, tho leading
elothier there. RdveItisea that ho ha, a $500
let with drummer J Ash that he will sell
sl5. 900 worth Of good, in GO days, and that
the money was pat up ~ County Clerk
TrenohaTd'a hseds.
A tife alarm at 10 o'clock Saturday evening
gave the department long run To tho eastern
limits OF the city, where an old barn belong.
ing u A Hacklemsn was found about con
snmsd by lire. Thore was small amount
OF hay IN IL. OF course trAmps sot II adre.
About thirty. including the members Of
the real estate nine, weat TO Salen, this noon
TO indulge IN game OF base ball with the
Salem diIt sellers. The game was 10 DO play.
ed oo Simpson avenue for 20 and 30 per cent
OF = third of tho electric motor line receipts
Tor three hours.
Saturday afternoon while Gtowinz away
hay in tho barn Of Henry Settlen,ire, At Tao.
gent. Jas Sheridan fell distance Of abou.
tweLtJ iest ON tho barn floor. breaking his
right Thigh bone. knocking out threo teeth,
cutting hi, lips badly aud bfuising hin, gen
orally. DR. ilill snt tho houes and he is
now d"ips we'll.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-25
CAap. srTime Table.

CoRyA; ..s, Oregon, July .. 1890.
The change -. ,inc table, which goes
into effect the 25th current on the Oregon
Pacific, vii. accomodalc - large class of
travel.
The tain between Albany aud Green
Basin aill .enrc the eastern point Ia the
morniug arriving At Albany at 1880 q. NJ.
returning leave Albany at 1880 r. IN.
THIS Will give couacciio~s with the Ya-
quina, the Suuthcra Pacific, and the Mar
row Gauge traius, and people from valley
points can reach lac heart of the Cascade
Mogatsius on :te day they leave home.
This must largely increase travel.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-25

WALL PApER.-I have just received
rom ths east large invoicsof wall pa
DER, borders, decorations, ETC., including
the plain ingrains which are becoming
very popular. These goods are better
styles and cheaper than ever before.
SAMUEL Il YOUNG.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-25
LOCAL RECORD

ALBANY VS. SALEM--The members OF
the Albany real estate nine handled tlo
Salem real estate nine yesterday without
gloves, easily beating them 81 TO Is not
withstanding a big addition OF kicks,
Salem's nine contained three dirt men,
the rest were selected for the occasion.
The boys found the ground the best way
they could, not a very good place TO put
up ball on, but the game was finished in
good spirits after one-sided contest.
The motor line was voted an immense
institution. Following was the score:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-25

rs. Osgood of Osgood Bros, the prominent
druggists of Seventh and Broadway, Oakland,
In a letter to the Edwin w. joy Co., July 18th,
says, We have no preparation on our shelves
that shows ouch resllts as joys Vegetable sar-
saparilla. A clUgtOner OF ours living on Ninth
ST., tells us tllatit relieved her almost mmedI.
ateiy of her dyspepsia; and another on Broad.
him OF his constipation. "A year ago we only
bought sixth of q dozen bottles at a time. Now
we buy II by tho gross. It recommends itself. =
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-25

AHEAD or TDia.--Thc freshest and best
groceries and fruits in the market at Jas
+ Powell < Cos
Get your canned goods at JAS I Powell
" Cos.
Jas I Powell & Co lead in the grocery
business.
Jas + Powell * co are rushed with busi-
ness because they have the goods and give
bargains.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-25

The finest peaches brought 10 the Albany
market row come from across the river In
Benton county. In Looks ard taste they::are
superior to anything brought here. and the
public appreciate this fact by calling for
them Ia preference 10 peaches imported.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-25

WooD WANTED Patrons OF the DEM
ocRAT who wish 10 pay subscription in
wood should haul 1t in at once. Our sup
ply must be laid in before harvest.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-25

QUITE AsruSIsnfSG 49, Probably the
largest and finest line If fruits, vegetables,
etc, ever brought to- Albany, may be seen
at ! + Powell & Co, just in from Caliior-
MIA. For peaches, aPricots, pine apples,
berries, elc Cal on them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-25

SPRIEG AND SUMMER DELIcAclEs.--The
largest and finest line Of foreign and do
mestic woolens in spring and summer
novelties just received ana are ready ior
inspection at
ZACnEs & Son,
Merchant Tailors and Drapers,
Opposite Post Office.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-25

On! YEs.-Cail ut X Douglas con-
dictionary store for choice ice cream, 10
cents dish, milk shake, cents, and
everything else equally cheap. First
Street, opposite Russ House.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-25

MUSLIN UNDEam EAR. I'm great variety
OF STYLES at bottom prices.
Samuel r Young.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-25

FoR SALE The undersigned will sell
At public auction at Schmeer's stable, in
this city, on the 10th day OF July, 1890, at
10 o'ciock a IN, a number of good horses.
Terms Of sale Six months time without
Interest. with approved security.
WELLS Bros 81 SLADE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-25

NJ Office T. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ property owners arc n quired by or
dinars - cat down ard remove all
ihfsiles anf obnoxious weeds growing
ntoa their premises ant unpn the street
RdJ " lag thtTFp Ni uin the eitS limits
9f Albany Tnnse II ing 10 lo - sgiil he
tab'.I to e Gn" %. S.
tlaHH' July ON, is9l
J y HOFFMAN.
Cty Marshal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-25
Administrat or's Notice

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIvEN THAT
In the undersigned have been duly ap-
pointed administrators of the estate oi
William Cyrus, deceased, latA OF Lipr
county. Dragon. All personA having
claims agiinst said estate are hereby no
the residence of either Of us, about sever
miller southeast Of Seio, In said Linr
county, Oregon. within six months fro i
the date hereof.
July "a, 1895.
HENRY CYRUS,
JAMEs III PEaRY,
] X " Weath6rford, Administrator !,
ATTY fnr Adfnra
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-25

For further particulars address z. n WRIGHT,
Albany, or Portland, Oregon Send for his list of 1913
of parties who have purchased Advance Treshers
in Oregon, Washington and Idaho.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-25
KEEP YOUR
Advance :. /. Thresher !!
Self-FeedeT and Band-Cutter,
Traction Engines;
Automatic Stacker. Et
Also read what of the solid men of Linn county says
about them:
MIR. Z. 7. WRIGHT.

MILLERs, LrSN CoUNTY OREcoSJ
Il. % -
Oregon
Dear Sir: In reference qur ito / liked
OF this
rescn n
hhe faster cleans the grain better, lighter
be Guab lam
ready ~
you desire you can refer and AL times.
lSignedl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-25

t"PAV A AuS', W N1'NiiN'
The Statesman gives the following YER
sion OF the game: At Simpson yester-
day afternoon in the game OF baseball
between the Albany aud Salem real es-
tate mines the visitors won the game
without much trouble. The game was
of but five innings and was not replete
with brilliant plays. IL was such vic
tory for the visitors that the dirt dealers
Of Salem have about decided to make il
unanimous. The Salem real estate boys
are going to strengthen their n.ne before
tackling any other organizations. They
will probably sign O'Moohney, sam
Chung and Ripzinski.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-25

KICKED BY a HoRsE.- Last evening
Mr. Mart Payne received dispatch from
the Summit, on the o p, stating that his
young boy Lee had been kicked bv horse.
and was In dangerous condition. He and
Mrs Payne left last evening to attend him
accompanied by III Maston.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-25

Our POPULATION. Business is often an
indication Of the population Of city
/ Judging from the number who rush int
Conn & Hendricson's for groceries Al
bany is the largest city in the valley
This firm keeps frst-class stock Of gro
ceries ard fresh produce, fact general,
appreciated by large trade. For Der
ries, fruits, vegetables, canned goods, to
bacco, crockery ware, etc, call on then
and get bargains.
WARM WEATHER "A fine stock of re
frigiator5 auI - .seam freezers may b
seen at Stewart & Sox's. Nothing lik
them for the house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-14
RECOMMENDING A HIGHER TAX RATE

The report Of the Comuttcc Finance Of the
Board Of Aldermen has been prepared and VIII be
submitted 10 the Board at the meeting september :.
The committee advises AN Increase of ia" tiN rate nom
% to l.g7 per cent. The present assessed valua-
iion Of property in this county Is +lG"317 800 and
the aggregate amount be raised for This year, cx
pen,-, is S32 jOI. 1871 81 The committee therefore
recommends increase of This amount by III" addition
Of $40 -J1 go to guard against possible Deficiencies
caused by in,Ovcncic,, discount for prompt payment
errors N valuation etc. THIS Will make he amount Ia
De raised 5:I3.313, O3i 80.
The amount % the assessed valua0 OF he pcrs ma.
estate Of corporations exempt from state taxation,
j., ~ 237 ,0-5. and the valuations 0f such estates,
the report adds subject 10 taxation for city and
county only and Is therefore necessary 10 impose ana
levy taxes under the two tax rates, Of which shall
lee the general rate Of taxation, the other special
rat" 10 be imposed and levied upon the personal
estates Of corporations joint stock companies and
a-,Ocat On,.'
The two tax rates necessary "a raise the amount
required arr l.D1 per cent on tn assessment vaun
ton for State. city and county, and lG9O7 per cent
the personal estate Of the corporations which are
exempted from State taxation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-14
A RrBGLlR FOryD IN THE CLOSET

Oniccr sweeney, Of the Twenty second Precinct
Wa, attracted by large crowd in front Of No 1896
Vest FIT -nfih.st on Tuesday evening about : ia
O'Clock. Upon inquiry lie learned that it was sup
posed that burglar in there. The house Is
owned 10y Mrs.. II. Van Drop. who Is now In Europe.
The officer entered the house by the back way and
found the cellar grating had been cut. The storm door
Of the cellar also forced open. ON entering the
house the officer found he hou,e all upset Bureau
drawers wcp ripped open, Il, were also some trunks.
HGiuc in a closet the officer found a well Dmlt
man. who qulchly covered with revolver; AZ
the station house he described himself a william
Gale forty four years OLD u 80. III East houston ST.
The officer found old rusty spade IN the rooms
which t,a!c had used 10 pry open the bureau drawers
MR., Van Drop, is At Manhattan Beach. ana VIII
be brought up to sec II anything is missing from the
house. the police suppose "aie had
Justice Mcmahon ia the YorSyi,lc Court relnandcd
Gale for cAIh.liatiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-14
ELIZABETH.
AN OLD CITIZEN DYING.

AN OLD CITIZEN DYING.
A noteworthy person here, Police Lieutenant Walter
rurman. is slowly dying at his home. lie is the
oldest officer on the force and has been lieutenant nj
HEADQUARTERS for twenty-five years. He was Tor
some years previously police magistrate. and ably
filed the Office II is as railroad man. however
that he will best be remembered PIE collected III"
first fares ever taken up on the Jersey central ana
went To work for the road in its Infancy. For fifteen
wears he hid charge Of the shipment ana delivery 81
western freight at New York and Elizabcihport a
all the traffic at that time conducted nj tbose two
points Elzabethport being the Jersey terminus Of The
road. Re enjoyed the lifelong friendship Of John
O. Sterns the founder Of the road. and also Of his
brother Josiah who succeeded him aS general manager
Lieutenant Ftrman also terms II friendship
with Commodore Vanderbilt. Mrs. Furman. wife of
fine Lieutenant Is said 20 BE- the only person now
alive who saw the first shovclfnl OF dirt dug for the
truc on II the New Jersey Central Lieutenant fr
man was born IN New York. and IS a survivor OF tD'
OId Volunteer Fire Department Of that cty. 70 Woh
ne belonged from 1890 10 l-:C and helped 70 baltic
with the great tire Of 1-3j. IN l-37 he came 70
III laloth, and helped 10 organize tl1t wear tl'
Elizabeth Fire Department. being chosen one 81 II
first assistant chef In l-3i. hy frGhiiul ac
cidcnt he lost all hi. relatives. lli> sister dic!
-uddculy here and her child expired while the funeral
wa, taking place AZ The church. When the othrF
relatives were on the way home 10 New orE thr
steamer boiler exploded on NV Brighton. killing All
of them bu, young Fnrnan. who wa' badly Sc sicd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-14

with ndse and passengers 10 Jas Ward Co Arrived Ia
steamer y P Psss. Quick. Neworeans day. Win
mlse and passengers 10 Il L Walker. A-'" "'@
suNsETmwina At sandy Hook moderate. NE; cloudy.
Arrived yesterday
and passengers Pacific Mail IS Arrived Al the Bar =
lO.5Opm.
CLEARED.
steamer city OF Chicago sBrl. RedfOrd Liverpool Viz
steamer Germanc tBr). Cameron. Liverpool via oueeus
steamer Rhoslna (Br) Pearn. Cardiff and Avonmou,-
Steamer Boston city Br. Peli. -sander.on
steamer state of Nevada CBr Stewart, Glasgow-Au.ua
steamer Columbia tGer) vogegesang. Hamburg Va
Steamer sueyia (ciurj. Ludwig. Hamburg-RJ corts
Steamer Fulda GER. Rngk. Bremen via Southampton
sieemer OLDHAM (Dtch Baker ROTTERDAM via Boulosnc
Steamer Noordland Bes) Nickes Antwerp-Petsrwnsh,
Steamer Minister Maybach GER, scherhorst. Flushing
steamer And (Nor Hamerstadt Progreso &cL Brandeis
can ports J NJ cebaios & CO. p'"'' '''
Steamer Ozama ROCKWELL. GOnaiyes. Port de Paii &c-wn
Steamer Philadelphia Chambers Iaguayra. Puerto cabes
and Characterization Bliss d DalIett.
steamer America Ger HoOseh. st AIMS Bay q Wesses
Steamer Neptune tBr. Legoe Montego Bay. Ja-J Ken
Steamer City OF Columbia Ray Havana-Jas Ward o.
Steamer Agnes tAor) Hansen Baracoa Gomez Pear'al
| q
Steamer Alamo Lewis New Orleans s II Seaman.
Steamer City of Augusta Catharne. SavannahB Walker
Steamer Cherokee Bearse Charleston and Jacksonville
| WIN clyde q Co.
Steamer Beneiacor. Trbou Wilmington. Nc-wm Clyda
| d Co
Steamer wyanoke. Boaz Norfolk and Rlchmond-old Do
minion IS Co.
| Steamer Alsenborn. Lewis Baltmore-H Foster
steamer Martha McCabe. Yah Kirk. Phadelphia-Rss
erts &c King.
| steamer Cottage City Bennett. Portland-Horatio Hall
steamer River Mersey OBJ. Hassenstein. Bangor-Wu
| Jams d Rankin.
Ship Great Admiral, Roweli Melbourne H W PEABODY
| &c Co.
Steamer city OF Chicago and Germanc for LIVERPOOL,
Sanandrr NOorland. Antwerp; CITY OF Columbia Havana
| OLama Domingo: san Marcos. Galveston; Chamette
NewOrans; City OF Augusta savannah Cherokee Charles
B-ne,actnr, Wilmington; Raleigh. Daren; WyanOke
Newport News carlisle baltimore Martha NJ bCabe. Phila
! depha
Ship sterling for Hong Kong.
BarKs P1as for KOng sberg Edith Sheraton. San Donin
! Havana. Havana
Also saei-via Long Island sound
| Steamer Portia, for Halifax.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERA
FOREIGN PORTS.
for New. York
! GRAvEsRyp Aug l3-Auived. Bohemia Ger.
! Lclthauser from New York.
sailed. steamer France tBr). Hadley. for New.York
AyoNNOUrH Aug l3-sailed steamer Tnmen (Br), Brown
| for Eew- York.
HAvRE Aug li-Sallea steamer Richmond Hill lBr, Per.
~, London hence for NewYork.
I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-14
A LTVELY MEETING or THE PARK BOARD
NO ACTION TAKEN WITH REGARD TO THE
STABLE NEAR GENERAL GRANTS TOMB.

NO ACTION TAKEN WITH REGARD TO THE
STABLE NEAR GENERAL GRANTS TOMB.
Park Commissioners Gallup. Eobb and Borden at
tended the meeting Of The Park Commissioners yes
terday The question Of doing something further
toward preserving the obcliNk in Central Park was
first discussed. Robert CaTall who has already been
employed the obesk. offered further services for
$500. which thought to be too high. 50 this
not acted upon Al this meeting Commissioner
Robb asked for the report OF the Park architect
the proper site for restaurant In the Park to take
the place Of the Mount II. Vincent restaurant. The
superintendent Of Parks said that the report had been
made, but at the request Of Commissioner IIutchns
IL lad been held back. Commissioners Borden and
Robb demanded at the report be presented at once,
the superintendent sent for II. While the mes
scuger going for the report. the Board went
into executive session 10 discuss the report Of the
Commissioners OF Accounts The discussion was Il
long and undoubtedly ardent one. for the session
lasted for two hours and the excited tones OF the
Commissioners could be heard In the corridor outside
of the Office. III" commissioners decided that the
report should be sent 10 the heads OF the various de
partments which are criticised in H.
The Commits .Ocr' failed 10 act upon the petition Of
the property owucs who asked that the STOKES stah
alpn g~dc of General Grants tomb b. removed. The
petition has been pigeon holcd, and this 10 BE-
about all The Interest that the Commissioners take in
removing the disgrace.