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The daily gazette., 1879-05-05
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''FRiscHErTA1 REDDLING GOoDg IN


THIS .osERu3 NJ JDzM-
1t will be remembered that q short
time ago saFIAikes t&liant big named
Frischetta arrived ,iat the mouth Of the
Christiana creek, + With four huhdred
tons Of stilphtr consIg gned to Walton,
whann N'Go., ana that uljon arriving At
the mouth Of the creek, It Was fbund
that she drew 100 much water 70 come
up the Chfistianas After being lighted
she came up tiib creek one day last week
and is now dischafging her cargo.
BY solael means e came 10 the ears of
the authorities that the vessel contained
quantity Of ssmuggled goods. The clue
was followed up, when 1t was found that
the Captain Of the vessel had disposed
of quantity of wine, sweet oil and,two
umbrellas to Angelo CardeneLa, venfier
of fruits, ETC., 1t the corner Of Fourth
and Market atreets;I 4. Cardsnelli made
oath to tle fact, before the y, s., authori-
ties, and then the boat searched, and .
quantity Of wine, ,sweet oil and umbrellas
was found. The manifest Of the ship
showed that the Oil and wine were down
as belonging to the ships stores. No &C
count could be found as to the umbrellas.
Whether the captain disposed of come of
the articles mentioned to other parties,
or whether he has been arrested could
not be rscertAined, for upon applying 1t
the office Of the Collector of CtlstOms,
the reporters were informed that they
could not get any Information concerning
tie case for the newspapers. tfSS","l.
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Anusemaemts.

fening, Mr.. George G. Boniface
hrefully selected company, will
the drama of, "The Soldiers
In speaking of the play, the
Va. Inteiiigencer, says:
re few pieces put on the stage
Ge such an intricate and con-
anging plot as the French play
he Soldiers Trust" 1t might
~ there are few pieces which re-
lillcult and extraordinary roles
y portray it. A good audience
Opera House last evening to
r presentation OF this drama by
3 U. Boniface and G. L.Graves
Jon Of dramatic talent.
y itself is founded ON circum.
Inspiring in France during the
OF this century, and by closely
the thread of the story the au-
AIKEN through all the changes
RS life. 1t is entertaining in
ment, keeping the audience Al
height of expectation or emo
scenery, especially of the first
general surroundings Of the
very "taking." f.
Rrporal Antoinep Of Mr.. Bon
thoroughly artistic piece Of act
,rts a thrilling influence on tn
iils pantomime is remarkabl,
pa the whole representation /
one to see. The company |
good, and the play is wei
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sheriff Sales.

On Saturday afternoon Sheriff Pyle
sold at The Lafayette Hotel, the follow
ing properly at Sheriff sale:
A lot corner of Taylor and Church
streets, property Of Thomas Cory, to VIM!
Bright, for $3.50. -,lfIf f4Lif
A lot corner of Fourteenth and Scott
streets, the property of Passmore II
Mitchell, to Joshua Maris, Esq, for
500. l4 g .5.slfl
A two-story frame dwelling on Sixth
Avenue, near Columbia street, to Aid
Loan a association, for $500. .,p
A three-story brick house, corner OF
Seventh and King streets, the property
of the late Thomas Il. Clelaud, to H. q
Conrad, Esq, for the sum of 81 200.
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"A N q INS.AANCE, REGuEATINo
~ the. sale of m acts n fh q III fx NJ Wi 4

Al oRDINA ANCE, Regulating
mington, and TO repeal certain Qrdin-
ances therein mentioned.
Be IL ordained by the City Council Of
Wilmington, issxass93
SECTION /. That from and after the
passage of this ordinance it shall aud
may oe lawful tor any person reading
beyond the limits of said city who shall
be chiefly engaged In the business Of
farming, and no others, to sell OF -ex pose
for sale beef, mutton, lamb, veal or p0rk.
upon the sstdewalks of King street in
said City on, the days and hours. now
established for holding street mat kets,
upon complying with the requfreIhents
and provisions OF this ordinance..lI
SEorIoN2. Noiperson shall sell or Of.
fer for sale any beef, mutton, hmby veal
or pork under the provislops Of this
ordinance without first ohtainlhf h.
cense from the Mayor, who II F6brebv
authorized to issue such hcense up6n the
payment to him for the ueeI OF the
City of the sum of I'VE dollars. n All such
licenses shall be in force for one wear:
from the date ofissuing the same. sbut
shall not be transferable to or b. fasued
by any other perton.iii99h egsi ",
SECTION 3. Pers0nsiwho shallq desire
to obtain license as pr0Yidedin the pre-
Gliding section, shall It the time Iof, max
ing application for the same be swern or
affirmed by the Mayor that he or she il
engaged In the business or occupation OF
farming, and that he or she win not en-
gageini the business of buying any csttle.
sheep or vine for the purEose of butch.
sring and selling the same upon apy Of
and that he or she wiil;noti. s6llor Anal
for sale under the said license anv beef.
mutton, lamb, veal or pork excent that
which ~ the produce of his OF her farm.
SECTION A.. 1t shall be the duty OF the
Clerk of the Market to see thar All per-
sons selling meats on King street. q
aforesaid shall have first received, 4 IL
cense as provided IN this ordinance.
the limiis Of this % city Wbc ilS,nf sSnf ,Teyord @
wise be engaged in me business ofa butck j..
er sa or or asnlmnsr, nlm nor snE person claiming
SaSt Vi prescSed 1o 30 sRs not g ne an
nance, shall bet sntitied 70 reoeive 4 II.
Gene. Any person Occupying ard usine
any land OF building che ny lof Rs pur.
pose or OF producing u Or prsSsrins bsef, NUT
shall be deemed aibutcher OF shaunor Vim.
INNER IA Inc rue intent aud meaning pf this or
sEoTioN Q. Any person violastne s,,v n,
the PROVISIONS of this ordinanos, sSaIi
upon conyiction thereof befofS the Eayor
forfeit ana pay hne of ton dollars for tne
use OF tne city. 4ig, -asi n a5tf ffa
SECTION !. That the ofdipance entitled
an oidinanne eopoerning the dale Of
1876, and also the ortiinaxcel entit,sd Z An r'
ordinance 10 prohibit the saie Of meats
DC snn1l aaa los toe same s, are hereby repealed.
ordinances Inconsistent lWieh the mott
sions s.a,sa Of this ordinspce are hers6y r.
Passed al the city Batr. axsv ,..s ,sao
~. =. L1CHTENsTEiN,
Is III tttiiH ef i,i,stl fs.I,s = - pra.I1ar<
E; b, FRAZER, Clerk OF the couacil.
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Rrief l1eeals. !,


There was very little interest manifest
sdfn the school election on Saturday.
The Board Of Education and the Board
OF Health, will uasst this =, enins for
organization.
"Ihe Soldiers Trust at the Opera
HO0se this. evening. Ohl
The juvenile Pinafore Company had q
good audidnoeaat their matinee on 6atur-
day afternpop. - n "a ~ 81
IA y. J, Smith ,corn or & n oaftb and Ship
lev sells all kind Of garden seed
DR. Gallagher, the dentist, No. S35
'dfa wing a-tooth.5 dEE' ~
Court meets hit New Castle on M onday
Just received a new lot Of those cheap
dress goods at cents q yard At the great
ket street. sgAc@ apr30d&w4t.
The annual meeting OF the Whining
ton & Northern Railroad takes place at
Coatesville, Pa, to-day. "
lCaracross minstrels are billed for next
Saturday night At the Opera House,
The fair at st. Paul's Catholic Church
will oontip pus this week. .----r--.---4 +
y, The temperance meeting annoupcsd to
take place at the Opera House yesterday
afternoon did not come of. n
All garden seeds sold BY J. j. Smi th,
Fourth and Shipiey streets, are OF the
best quality.
The alarm Of FIRE Saturday evening
about 0 o'clock, was false.
Yesterday was gloomy Sunday.
Baby carriages; just received fine as
sortmcnt at greatly reduced price, at the
great variety storeof Adams IL Bro, 50l
Market street. -, - r.s, i- sswg =.
The Coroner held aninquest yesterday
morning. l4-
Remember the Church Choir Pinafore
Company appears at the Opera House
on Friday evening next.
1t will pay you to purchase your gar.
den seed of Smith corner of Fourth and
Shipley streets.
| "A highway robbery occurred on N ary
laDd avenue last evening. aa.-4J
Call and examine our large stock o
carpets. oil cloths, boots and shoes, VI
Adams q Bros 604 Market street.
awe, co----,. -. apr3Ol&w-4t.
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Fore and Malnma st. Gone,

BALTIMORE, May 3.-Capt. Bulmer, Of
the bark Matilda c. Smith, which arrived
here yesterday, reports that on March
10Th, in longitude fifteen, latitude forty
five, he sighted wreck Of bark, with
fore and mainmasts gone short off from
the deck, and few feet of the mizzen-
mast standing. Her deck was under
water, and she looked as though she
might have been loaded with heavy lum-
ber. Captain Bulmer ran close alongside
the wreck, but was unable to make out
her name. The boats were gone, and il
is probable she had been abandoned by
the crew. bNr
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my5-5t
TyRAND OPERA HOUSE.
" One Night Only.

(NRAND OPERA HOUSE.
" One Night Only.
Friday Evening, May 9th, 1870.
Gorman's Original Philadelphia Church
Choir Hf
PIN AFORE CO M II Al Y,
Under the management OF Mr.. James H.
Meade, after one of the most artistic sue
cesse ever played In New York. y
Grand Chorus OF 40 trained voices. Phil
aieiphia orchestra under direction of Mr..
Sousa. Every member of The Troupe a
Philadelphian. 4t
Substantial Endorsement. j.
Since the eiecLl zeal success, vi CORN AMI
Original Philadelphia Church Choir Com
pany a. the Broad a. THEATRE, N. Y, sew.
erai companies have adopted the titles-
This is the original company, ~ WALL be
seen by the following letter;
BROADWAY THEATRE, NY, / 4d
Kc --rF9 April 26th. 1879.
NJ. ]. II. MEADE, Manager Gorman'e
Original Church Choir Company Dear
Sir:-To prevent imposition from rivals,
we cneerfully testify that the company
under your management is Goi mans Orr
ginal Philadelphia Church Choir Pima
fore Company which has played with us
for the past seven weeks, to the best busi-
ness nen In the city daring the period.
~ Yours truly, EDGAR q FULToN,'t
Ma ayers Broadway Theatre.
Admission 30 AID so cts; reserved seats
rs cts; for sale al q. II. Inomas 81 Co.'S
com mencing on Tuesday morning, May
| otus - 2
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So Out Of a Po.sible 90.

MIR. Stephen Pyle, who resides on
Cherry street Is the owner OF trio
of brown Leghorn fowls which car
ried off the filst premium at the poultry
exhibition in Keystone Hall last fall.
These fowls ars accounted to be the
finest of the kind in Montgomery coun-
ty, and of them Pyle is justly proud. In
the month of April the tris presented
their wner with 66 eggs out Of posi-.
BILE 60. This is an eag-laying. record
which has been never, or hardly ever,
eqnalled in the annals Of poultry.
tOlpn Ledqer. =t..-rfl. s.4f
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A socisbIe In Chester.

The Chester Times, Of Saturday, says
The grand march at "Ivy Hail. on
Sixth street, last evening, on the occa-
sion of the complimentary sociable ten
dered the the Chester members by the
five gentlemen members of the "Ivy "
from Wilmington, was witnessed by a
large number of visitors and ihdulged in
by about 20 couples In full evening dress.
Square and round dances were participa-
ted in until after midnight, when the at.
fair came to successful termination
and the occasion was pronounced by all
TO be the most enjoyable one Of the sea
son. The music was furnished by an
Italian band of Philadelphia, and Mr.. d
E. Saylor, the caterer, furnished the re.
ffeshments. ttI-llI
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DisI Not lSlne or

The meeting under the auspices
of the Moral Suasion Reform ASSOCIATION
which was announced to take place at
the Opera House, yesterday afternoon,
did not come off. At the time advertis-
ed, 3 o'clock, there were only about fifty
persons in the auditorium, and the mum
ber being SO small, the President of the
Association, II. w. Morrow, announced
that owing to the absence of the speakers
and the inclement weather, the meeting
would be postponed until some future
date,
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A PostpOnesl Meeting.

Between fifty and sixty people visited
the Grand Opera House. yesterday after
noon, for the purpose Of attending The
temperance meeting that had been an
nounced TO come of. But shortly after
three o'clock one of the managers came
upon the stage and announced that IN
consequence Of the stormy weather, and
the absence of the expected speakers,;he
meeting would be postponed until next
Sunday afternoon.
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Gas Explo.ion I'M a Car.

ALTOONA, Pa, May 4, I67v.-Las1
night, as Milton Ritter, q brakeman on
tram No. 8, on the Perkiomen Railroad,
entered the private saloon of car for
The purpose Of lighting the gas, an ex-
plosion took place, knocking him down,
and burning him severely. The wood
work ignited, and after the passengers
had been transferred to other cars the
burning car was detached. 1t was total
ly DESTROYED. IlsIJ sr
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|'roner's Inquest.

b n''lz, held an inquest, yester-
over the remains of Thom-
a' who resided at No. sos
ut deceased had been subject
lor some months past, and on
evening, shortly before 10
Meht to his bedroom for the
e,lflng, and while in the act,
ne was seized with a cough
~ m plood flowed so freely from
,la hostrils, that he died in a
nutes.
IT rendered a verdict of death
images. The deceased was
years old.
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I,n,e BnII I'm Ct,ester.

"Our Boys" base ball club compos.
ed ofpupils in No. I school, this city,
and defeated the "Regu lation Nine" Of
the Military Academy, by the following
score
Our Boys 1920 900 2-16
Regulation, 1011 3O62 1-15
Base l,its-Our Boys, 13; Regulations,
10.
Umpire-Thomas Kane, of this city.
After the game, "Our Boys" were
taken in charge BY their opponents aud
entertain ned In q very handsome manner.
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IEaBiFsAxER, Clerk Of the Council.
YunvH.ot s=-,F'iri i- ..t az

a UkDIN ANCE. 40, AMEND AN
IA ordinance, entitled, "An Ordinance
cOncernipg the Markets Be u ordained
BY the City Council Of Wilmington: -sg,
entitled ..An ordinance conceEning. the
markets" as printed on page PAS OF the
Book Of Ordinances he and the same fs
he eby amended by striking out all OF said
thereof. and lubstituting in lieu thereof
the following. TO witt
During en- ch year on King street between
Front and Second streeIs, from i've o.
oio6k q. M, on TuesdSysto three O'Clock
nesdsys, and from ave o'c ock q. m. on
Fridays to eight O'Clock p. n. on the sue
ceeding Saturdays. Et'I y 4 -
l1 From the tenth day o. February to the
tenth day OF June In each year inclusive,
on ihe southerly side Of Fourth street bo-
tweet Shipley and Orange streets; and on
The easteriy side OF Orange street between
Third and Fourth streets from five O'Clock
a. n. on TUESDAYS TO thfee O'Clock IN the
and from Ave O'Clock .. M. on Fridays TO
eight O'Clock p. m. on the succeedfng
Saturdays. Fresh Dish may also be sold
as two stalls In the hignth street MARKET
oi the building, every day In the year, ex-'
cepting Sundays. and IN market known
as the "t entire Market" on Eighth street
near Orange !. also Third street market e.
market day, when they quit selling, clean
and wash the pavement and stands used by
them, and shall not place or permit to be
placed thereon any offal Or Offensive maj
ter. E verypersonv violating these provisions
shall for every such OFFENCE pay nne OF
two dollars 10 be. recovered before the
Mayor for the use OF the city.
Section 2. That sect on 70f the said ordi-
nance be and the same is hereby amended
by striking out Of the twelfth line thereof
the words fish and
) Sections. All ordinances and parts of
ordinances Inconsistent herewith are here
by re pealed.
Passed at City Hall, Nay lst, 1879
M. l.. LICHTENSTEiN,
. iu llrf- ,ilw hsl4 ~ President.
Attest; B. FRAZER, Clerk of Coun-
ell fif ID ~. t4t-4 ftg7 B., .s5maVh
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A Cricket Match.

The Chester City Cricket Club will play
match game of cricket with the Conti-
mental Cricket Club of Philadelphia, on
May 18th, of the ground of the former
club. The Chester club will 60 into
practice now, and propose to excel the
visiting club, which is also a new one.
Our club expects to be victorious, ,ofcourse.
Chester Neics. l.,t t II sN
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Police Business.

At the present time there is lull in
the police circles. in'
During Saturday there was not an ar
rest made, and Notwithstanding buck
beer none were made on Saturday night.
Joshua Emmitt, was arrested on the
charge of vagrancy, and this morning,
when brought before the Mayor, he was
sentenced to New Castle for thirty
days .,.I.-. .,s -.rs .'.5.,t- -'..-, -f H
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I'm MNnayunk.

After all the fuss IN regard to James
Boyd who it was supposed at the time,
was the man found drowned in the Del
aware near Philadelphia, abou. week
ago is still living. Mr.. 7. NJ. Vance his
uncle has received a letter from him,
wherein he 81 ates that he is well, and IS
at work in Manayunk, near Philadei-
nhia
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loon Caught.


H. inavis, a fisherman, while
I , net this morning was sur
apeculiar kind offish ther-
a'lers !, on it, and after an
Twas found to be . loon, a
: 'ealhered tribe that can not
y out swims, flies ond dives.
NJ smaller than a goose, and
ais, ,' raul Klotz, who sent 1t
(ioa. ,s 1t usually inhabits the
rsus s,.s and why itshould come
ias S,e Is Is a mystery unless i
:" shad.--Chester Ne,os.
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Robbery.

Some time Yesterday, while benjamin
c. wei,s, ana fxmily fesiding at Seventh
country, on ., visit, the house was enter
ed by . burglar. The thief stole about
SIS In money, and several small articles,
OF little value, and escaped without be-
ing detected. No clue to the 'indeHtify
of the robber has yet been YET Obtained.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-05
HOlman's Liver s.ad

Has a worldwide reputation, establish
ed n, rough ita wonderful efficacy In all all
ments mat have Lheir origin in torpid
liver or diseased s.omach; such as oiiious-
ness. dyspepsia, rheumatism, SICK ne O.
acne. &c ii cures by absorbing the ols-
ease through TIE pores, substituttug gem
lie vegetable tonic into the syEtem. have
absorption salts, body ana iool piasieIs
also Pamphlets with further particulars
se'i' ~ JAMES BELT, Drug ist,
Cor. sixth Market Sts.
Vitalized PhOsphates.
They supply ihe system Win tne ele-
m oan,s thai are carried off by overtaxing
,hs hraIn and nervous sy ysLen; are very
~sot,,i To relieve general debility, dyspep-
s,a snd neuralgia. For sale Wholesale and
re'"'' "' Z.JAMEs BELT, Druggist,
Cor. Sixth q Market SITS.
Electric Disks.
Thav produce a CONSTANT electrical cur
rani n rou Oh the diseased parts; can be ap-
nIted aud worn W tn comfort by any per-
snn for the relief OF old rht m atic ana neu-
rsIpic pains, GOODNESS and STIFFNESS OF the
limbs, &c. Sent by mailby Att'
Cor. Sixth & M rket SLs.
IAnIES'DEPA
For Suppurters, Braces, rrusses, Elastic
.xPrivate Room. Lady Attendant.
private entrance Tor Ladits ~ No. West
SiAtn street.
1- 2. JAMES BELT,
wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Corner Sixth and Market sreets
Wilmington Delaware.
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DeashiofJasnes Q. Aikens

" James q. Aiken, sun Of John Aiken,
died at the residence Of his father No. 20
Il. Fourth street. Mr.. Aiken had been
suffering with consumption for . long
time, and ihls death wIB not unlocked
for. He WINS . very eittmabls young
man, andh had been for . nnm6sf OF
years payi.ig tellefiat the Union NA1l0n-
al Bank, " hich sp0srt1onl he hsldeas the
time of his death. es 91a s95ets ~ 81
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The London World announces that
Mr.. James. Gordon Bennett hast Just
broken up his establishment at Msiton
ers to Tatersall's, and also thai next.wim-
ter he proposes to try his hand & tiger
hunting in India, his first essay At the
big game. Mr. Bennett has made it
warm on several occasions for the s'ti-
ger'' in New York City pat. his natural
ambition to keep up with the Prince of
Wales makes him feel as though he
owed 1t to himself to beat up the bHaal in
his native juDgle.s, tn III s.n,,
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Returned to Wilmington

would inform my friends and former
patrons that have returned 70 this city,
and have taken the oid and well establish
ed saloon. corner NINTH AND WALL
NUT SIRE ETS, where will be pleased
to see all that may desire to call.
my2-2t4 fN- " JOHN MANI.
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ThousantIs of Idle workmen.

! SUNDERLAND, May 3.-IhTee thOtt-
sand persons connected with the export
trade here are now idle in consequence
of the coal miners strike. Upwards OF
sixty vessels have left this port to load
coal elsewhere, and 144 large vessels are
awaiting cargoes. The Northumberland
miners are seeking an advance of wages
in consequence of the overflow to the
Northumberland collieries.
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On Duty Again.

Officer Cloud, of the Sixth District, who
has been confined to his house for the
past four weeks, suffering with pneumo-
mia and pleu,isy, went on duty this morn
ing. He will be ta'ioned a. the hall for
a few days, - '
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AN. 0kplMANCE u1 REG yLATING
"A the Assessm ent and Collection Of
semply of The Stsfs Of beiawsrs, sniitisd
mails in tho city Of sWilmingtos,, )" passell
e Dover norS a.. iss: y rSs y snsc,sd q
by the Mayor and Council OF Wilmington
for the use OF the CITY, an annual tax of
one dollar upon each horse, mule. ass or
sn%:l AZ hSsss & faSa \" I'd or stv IeP %
Wilmingtoni and that the City Council
Of assessing and collecting the same,
thereiors, be It ordained BY the CITY Goun-
sscrIoN j, fpss i, ~ hereby made tho
suty OF the Assassofs aha Collectors OF Tie
CITY of HWilmtusion Immediately upon
the passage Of this ordinance. and ann nal
ho1ss mare mule Or sni
NAL OF tie horse kind, owned OF Kept Tor
use Within the Unit or this city. ~ -
The aseessment shall be made In the
II unknown /, then In the name or names of
the person or parsons having charge Of any
such animal or Msing the same. Upon
the com pletfon Of The assessment, the list
the Council fH inspection. Any person
have The right 10 appeal ffom the same to
the FINANCE COminittee, and III upon ap-
peal 1t shah appear that the assessmep
has been made against the wrong person,
the Finance Com ittee shalt cause the aR-
sessment 70 be made against the proper
person. tai1aN9il 1lid 30 sisJ 4iiiYi9
The asss:sment shall specify shs color
female. and shall be coinpleted BY the nrst
day or June, and the iisGlshRil remain
open forlinspectton and correction until
the first day Of July, whep thesame shall
SEcTIoN 3. II shall be the duty'of the
City Auditor 10 immediately collect all
/ such assessments and pay the money into
the City Treasury. IS other monies are col
keep q separs ) eaccouiit Of the same. The
City a uditor shall procure . hook of re-
oeipts marked "origlpal and "a duplicate,"
the original receipt shall be given TO the
main In the bosk. Upon the sale Of any an
imal within the ear for which such tax 10
paid, the receipt may be transferred 10 the
purchaser ana shalt be evidence that the
tax is paid for the year specified In the re-
|, SECTION 8. Any person concealing any
such animal or by any fraud' or arLince
attempting 70 evade the assessment and
Of the tax upon rss sny such ,1i ani
and pay fine Of ten dollars 10 be recover
ed before the Mayor for the use Of the City.
SECTION 4. Upon thorefusal or neglect OF
any person to pay any such assessmen
for the space Of sixty days after deuland
therefor by the City Auditor, II shell be
| the duty OF the Mayor to issue d warrant
directed to the City AUDITOR, who shall
immediately levy upon any such animal
or animals, or IL such animal Or AMI m ais
cannot be found, then upoi any other OF
the goods and chattels of the delinquent;
and upon five days notice N Q newspaper
| of this city he shall sell the same at public
auction, and after deducting tire am unit
Of the tax due with the interest thereon
aud all cosss. he shall deposit the residue
to the credit OF such delinquent. taking
| certificat. from The cashier OF such de-
posit, which certificate he shail keep on
| file in his ofiice. hiEls .rauf 8oGuLLln.
M. Il. LICHTENSTElN,
H4A2 9H- % ,i'J "a A1se President
i m /, CLARK sf f11a Con nail y
The daily gazette., 1879-05-05
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James Lang, The present bailiR, Of the
Board Of Education, would lie 70 rStaiu
his position, and james f.. DALEY, the
Sal1H q X, Gity III Council u beng urged BY
didates MAJ, develop before the meeting
of the Board this evening. z 5s,,..4si 4