450 



forms a striking contrast with the one just noted, as they float to- 

 gether upon the water. 



This canoe, in complete condition was presented to the Commis- 

 sion by Mr. Wm, H. Hallock, formerly editor of the Journal of 

 Commerce, and now resident of Brooklyn. 



The stock of machinery and implements, such as engines, derricks, 

 trucks, and tools of a larger and more bulky description, is ample 

 for the ensuing season, and this portion of the property of the Com- 

 mission is now being put into good working condition. In this con- 

 nection, it may be proper to refer to the necessity for an early exe- 

 cution of the plan for a substantial maintenance store-yard for the 

 care and accommodation of supplies and materials. 



During the year two large flag-staffs have been prepared for the 

 Parade Ground. 



PARK SETTEES OF IRON AND WOOD. 



100 seven feet long. 

 50 five feet long. 

 40 four feet long. 

 36 rustic bird-houses. 



A sufficient water supply has been maintained throughout the 

 season for the public benefit. 



A supply of building stone is on hand, consisting of sand-stone and 

 granite, suitable for dressed foundation wall, the exact quantities of 

 which will be found in the inventory. 



HORSES AND WAGONS. 



There are eight horses in good condition the property of the 

 Commission ; also, three heavy wagons, two one-horse heavy wagons 

 for field use, and two one-horse wagons for use of the landscape 

 architects and superintendents. 



The several assistants connected with the supply and disbursing 

 departments have intelligently and faithfully performed their duties 

 throughout the year. 



Resj)ectfully submitted, 



JOHN Y. CULYER, 



Assistant Engineer in Charge. 



