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BLooMrSGToS, Ill, July 15.--Chief OF Police
Stone arrived here this morning from Paducah,
KY. with Henry e. Williams. a merchant and
one of the alleged Metropolis, H., graveyard
insurance swindlers. Williams was indicted
here for attempting to rob the Bloomington
Mutua company. His father-in-law was In.
sured, a fter he was dead. for $4,000, and W.
lians signed the affidavit OF death dated for
ward one year. Ten OF the alleged swindleu
are now under arrest.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

fES REMOvAL-TO MY CUSTOMERS: I
O~Ia am now located at 112l Vermont Avenue
adjoining the Portland T. V. NOONAN,
je15-lm Plumber.
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Slowly Sirangled 70 Death.

FAI40EfS, W IfO5E
RIOTS, EXECUTED THIS MORNING.
CINCINNATI, July 15.-The execution Of Jo-
seph Palmer, cOlored, here this morning, is the
last that can take place In this county under
the present law, which desfgnates the Ohio
penitentiary as the place for all future execu-
tions. Palmer's crime was the murder Of VIM.
II. Kirk, in his stable, on the afternoon of
December "a, 1883, and the object of the crime
was robbery. VIM. Berner and Palmer, both Of
whom had been employed by Kirk, planned
and executed the murder. They were almost
immediately arrested and botn confessed, each
charging the other with having struck the fatal
blow. II was the verdict in the Berncr case,
Of the riot In which the courthouse was burned
In March, 1854. Berner Is now In the Ohio
penitentiary serving out his sentence OF twenty
yard. The drop fell at 1902 q. m The neck
was not broken, and Palmer slowly strAngled,
whiting fearfully.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-15

THEY MUST BE APPOINTED UNDER THE CIVIL
SERVICE RULES.
Solicitor of the Treasury McCue and First
Controller Durham decided yesterday that Mr.
Swtzler, chief of the bureau of statistics, would
not have to go to the civil service commission
for five copyists to be appointed at S12O. Since
they made the decision they have learned that
the salaries to be received by the copyists is 5000
and not S72O, as represented. Upon making
this discovery letter was written by
controller Durham and sent to the See
retary this morning. informing him that
their decision was made upon the
facts rs presented and would not apply to the
case as it is The appropriation bill provides
for five copyists, without liking the salary. The
estimates fix the salary at $500, and the
amount of money appropriated allows tor that
salary. Moreover, the Revised Statutes pro-
vide that copyists shall receive $500 where no
salary is named in the bill.
Mr.. SWitZler Is away now and is not expected
TO return for a week or more Before leaving
he left orders that all applicants for the posi-
tion should be informed that the positions had
already all been promised. Since the matter
has been brought to the attention of the Secre-
tary in its true light, he will not allow the ap-
pointments to be made except through the civil
service com mission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-15

Il 49, SAMUEL s. SHEDD
SLATE MANTELS SLATE MANTEIS
Always in stock large assortment Of Gas Fixtures,
Crates. LatrObes, Ranges and Furnaces
400 NINTH STREET NORTHwEST jy1
TTcrSs JOHN 7. MITCHELL,
1~@2 Real Estate ONCE and Notary Public
DowlinEs Auction Rooms, HOO Psnna. ave.
Beautiful Building Lot 31st st.. West Washing.
ton 5OxOO. fronting on two streets; viii be sold cheap
and on lbei vi terms ipl5:Sm
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The Whole Tribe Leaving the Agency
and FOragtNg Among the RanrHes

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July ia telegram re-
ceived from Arkansas City last night, says
several bands of Cheyenne Indians numbering
from five to fifty, have been seen south of here
and a few have come into town, but not
painted. The local militia has been ordered
ont and arms and ammunition provided them
They are ordered to be ready to move forward
at q moments notice. A courier from the
Cheyenne agency to Arkansas City, says the
whole tribe is leaving the agency i'm squads OF
twenty-five and fifty, and spreading to the
northeast and west, forcing cattlemen to pro-
vide them with rations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-15

I E-scs READ THE WASHINGTON RECORD
- TOMORROW on District affairs, diplomatic
privileges and husbands rights. Worthless and
brutal policemen to be weeded out Sold at Brentano
the hotels and Erad Adams. 1t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-15

COLUMBUS, O., July ia. b. Porter, q prom
inent member of the jackson club, committed
suicide this morning by shooting. Porter had
been drinking hard Tor several days.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TFCxs ATTENTION CLERKS IN STORES
I>lS A meeting is called at 1924 7th st. n. w, at
$50 p m TO-DAY. for the purpose of organizing
Its CDMMITTEF.
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GIVE Us CALL AND BE CONVINCED.

LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO..
je2s CORNER 7rH AND STREETS
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DECREASE OF POSTAL REvENUE.-The reve-
nues of the Post Office department during the
quarter ended March 81 last were $40 763, y 60
and the expenditures S12,42S, 722, leaving a
ing quarter last year the expenditures were but
SIi ,62S,99S and the revenue S1O,S43, ,56S
quarter of The present year is $3.50, 163 in ex-
OF the deficit during the corresponding
quarter OF 1854. The financial officers of the
department had estimated the deficiency at the
end of the present fiscal year would be between
S4UUO,OOO and S1,OOO,OOO but they are now
OF the opinion that the deficit will aggregate
about S6,UUU,OOO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-15

OWING to the prevalence of cholera in Spain
the cruise Of the L. s. 5. jamestown to Cadiz
and Gibraltar has been abandoned. The
Jamestown will sail from Funchal, Madeira
July 25th for Newport, Il. J., expecting TO
reach the latter place about September 1st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-15

NAVAL OEDERS.-Assstant Paymaster John
Q. Lowell has been ordered to duty at torpedo
station Newport, K. l. The leave OF Lieut.. C..
.. Allibone has been extended until 1st No
yember next
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Il-.-,>, WASHINGTON, d. c. JULY % 1885.
-. The CO-partnership between HENRY A.
CLARK and J-IO r GIVEN having been dissolved
shall continue the Wood and Coal business the old
Stand Of Clarke Given, corner 18th and SIS. W..
Where shall be prepared to tiil all orders with which
patronage extended the late firm for many years past
Ask tor continuance of the same.
Due notice will be given to my friends and the pub
lie generally of the location and opening of my new
business OLtce
The Office heretofore occupied by Glars K Given,
No 424 10th ST. NV, will be closed and after this
date. HENKY a. CLARKE
Jy2-lm Corner 18th and & SITS. II w.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-12-20

There Is an alarming increase of diphthera patients
In New York and its suburbs, and large proportion
OF the cases is fatal. Localities which are noted for
good drainage and wel-construced houses arc
and ily-drained sections Of the city. According to
Dr. Maggie, of the New York Bureau of Vital Statis-
tics, the first case of diphtheria reported In the city
was In 1851, since when the increase in the number
Of cases reported annually has been great
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ana Judge OF one OF tue Police courts OF tnat city,
ana acapitai justice ne Makes TOO inc curious
history OF Eleazar williams-a middlc-aecd gentle
man VINO oieu many years ago IN new England
statc' VINO was oel'eved 10 be the Dauphln ana her
10 thc bouroons OF Francois well remembered
stl Therc seemed TO DC no doubt OF the legitimacy
OF MS right but ne TOOK no trouble In the matter,
ana nothing ever came OF ", except much curious
speculation ana some interesting historical us
coVerien.
ma. .---.--. le.. "a, a.
euauses. o',ou"s'a"oc Vi ,i's sor' las, 4
."'ae, ne'o. oeeii III PRINT. inc'c Is no oouo. ou'
, ,"a. '"e nea,es. h'le ,ea.Veo U, 'ne rus. Napo-
49,, ". III 'ee. 70 a hn,o'oa" o'Ne,'
"o .a' 70 III n' o"'e od oe pi'e"y s'nco' Jus. DC
o,o .ne M'.s", campaign was uuucl.ake", anu III
wv WINE '''o n'ape'o, was reorgah'A'ns n's army
~. ,a,s .y.p ~ lo'' ra,s was very prlan'' ioi
wy .'' vac III ''o Ne','u ~ us s,v,y. ~
. ..e rou,s .neIe was youne ,apy ~ waning upon
Wv ""o "as wy p'v's auu .ola'',e sno
nau 'no ~ a..sao. 'nc a'.cn.,on Q, Napo-
'eon' gu. "'~ wy .o'u'. va, 90 in'sn' NV occ'.
.Npeo'eu' ine N"s powei .s always uanse.ous
W "on'e"' "u" 'no "a'ku'e' W a' a"o'en' au nun
o'"oo "oueo was 30 se''ou'y oo'"prouh'seu '"a'
,'a,'''so was NECESSARY W save hcr repuVU'or'
''e s'ai VI na'sna' muia'' was nuch enamoureu Oh
'"e youns .,ovenoa! oeah.y' ohe gay MS Imperial
,,'as'e, sen' 10. 'c a. u. o' anu INFORMED nun 'na'
was n's WIS" '"a' ne marry Tue young MIC oe-
,u,''cu'a'ey AS Napo'con hau oe'ore oruereo
500, gu coup ue 'onoou.' us nas'e III
."e mater was 'o' oons'uereu UNUSUAL, OF II was
.ne,c were no co'h,ncn.s una. came 70 Tue 'o-oe
ol,uesiooin ears. oo 'no youne ia'y was gwen
naa"'.ne 10, a". nia''ieo oe,o'e sue nau u'he 70
p'o,es. VI 'a , VIZ .oou. ". hI.' wen
'n.on ne, "usoanu was o'oeleu " 'aNe .nc
an" wiz. =, 'e.a,ne' nea,s Yea,
$50, w .s.,, u. ""' "o" su,p,seu w n"u
,."''.,' '"o p".a'o ia'me' VI u""k.'e,, w"o was
aoous e'A .uoun' olu nno'o was 'e'.,'ic s'.ne
oo'"eea ""'oa"u a'" ""e' 'o' sue 'o'u w" '"o
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-12-20

DON'T DELAY!

The very near approach Of Christmas makes II al,
the more incumbent that you buy today. Do not
wait until the last few days before Christmas, as
delaying won't benefit You, and certainly not us.
II you have not sufficient money to pay for an artl
Gle you would like to purchase, by paying reason
able amount on 1t we will keep 1t nicely for you until
Christmas morning. SO do not let lack Of funds be
your "pea' for putting or The goods are all In now,
and look clean and fresh. They are well selected.
and you can have your choice. If you want you can
expect to see the same select assortment. SO don't
disregard our advice, but come to-day. We are
looking for you.
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< L m e. 8 p A L A @ E
S14 Seventh Street Northwest.
Real Gsfate A1ents.

JAMES II. MARI,
u REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT,
800 street N. W., Washington, ID. C.
MONEY LOANED.-LOans OF any amount made
on approved Real Estate security, and no delay will
occur on my part when loan Is accepted.
MONEY 1NVESTED.--An experience OF eight
years In the Real Estate business has given me such
knowledge OF the values OF property that persons
desiring to loan money will find 1t to their advantage
to call on me. When loans are made by me II Will
and II desired will collect the interest as II natures
PROPERTY SOLD.LPersODs placing property in
my hands for sale may feel assured that their inter-
est will be protected to the best OF my ability. Each
piece of property placed with me will be advertised
without cost to the owner, provided the price asked
Is not excessive.
PROPERTY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS deslr-
ing TO sell quickly, and will for that purpose offer
their property at bargain, may find purchaser by
PROPERTY EXCHANGED.-The exchanging of
property Will form an important branch of my busi-
ness, and will receive my special attention.
HOUSES RENTED AND RENTS COLLECTED
Ny facilities for renting houses and collecting rents
are unsurpassed. Houses In my charge will be lib
orally advertised at my expense, and prompt remit
tancC will he made OF all rents collected.
FIRE Observation-Disclosures the Roya,
Fire Insurance Company, whose assets are 1886 900,
900, can confidently offer insurers absolute indem
nifty In case Of fire. This Company does not exact
sixty days In which TO pay loss, but pays promptly
upon adjustment, and that without discount
JAMES II. MARI,
oc1l-1y8 U.ate OF Duvall Marry
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Ills Well TO BexIu the New Year ArIun,.

The wheel OF fortune turns on forever. Tuesday,
November 10, 1855, at New Orleans, La, at the one
the Louisiana State Lottery, Gems. q. u. Beaure-
gard OF Louisiana, and Jubal A. Early OF Virginia,
capital prize OF $4,000, sold In nfihs al 81 each one
to NJ. D. Nelson, job printer at No. 10 Merrimac
street, Boston, Mass; one to Joseph Pohl, Trayerse
CITY, Mich, collected through First National Bank
OF Traverse City, Mich. one to y. ii. Beitys, Mt
Qyet, n.y., paid to Kentucky National Bank OF
Co.'S Bank OF San Francisco. Cal No. b,sis drew
the second capital OF s25 0oO sold In hs also two
nfths TO Armand Preau, Ne. l9lk Esplanade street.
Co. q hank, San Francisco, Cal, ETC., etc. Ticket
NO. syss drew third capital OF $4,000, sold In lhs
20 II. ltosenbergs Bank OF Galveston, Texas. for
John Brunion, cotton screwman there, and 10 w.
7. Campbell Co., bankers Florence, Ala. All in
eighth grand monthly drawing on Tuesday, January
~ 1885, can be had on application TO NJ. A. Dauphln
New Orleans, La. Is 'ceH 20 begin Tie Nelo ieai'
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-12-20

Allowing the usual discount on all this sort of
rumor that there still seems to be some ground for
Republican uneaslness is evident from what they
themselves admit 1t would be one of the curlosi.
ties OF politics II Mr.. Sherman beaten after all
he has done. AS he himself once stated that he
thought right and morals Justified anything that
could be done to beat the Democrats he should not
be surprised IL they adopted his own ethics in the
present Instance.
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Nervous, pshlliiatod Men.

You are allowed nee trial or thirty daps of the
uf Of Dr. Dyes Celebrated volaic Belt with Flee
uric suspensory Appliances, for tae speedy relief
vitality and Manhood, aud all Kindred troubles
Also, ior many other Diseases Complete restoration
ls Incurred. Illustrated pamphlet, with full infor
mati9n terms etc. mailed free by addressing voltaie
Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-12-20

JUST IN,
&1. 70
FANCY BOXES, in Plush, Leather, and Satin, for
81 90. Goods worth $3.50.
az We bought this lot cheap Only one sold to
each customer.
FANCY BOXES containing Two (2) Bottles OF
Perfumery and One Cake OF Soap, for
co cents.
HANDSOMELY LINEB PLUSH HANDKER-
CHIEFS and GLOVE BOXES for
$3.50.
SHAVING SETS IN LEATHER CASES for
$500.
SHAVING SETS IN LEATHER CASES for
$3.50.
HANDSOME PLUSH TOILET CASES,
From $3.50 TO $500.
PLUSH JEwELRY CASES FOR 81 10.
CLOCKS, tGooi Time. Pieces, set in Handsome
Ornamental Plush Frames,
For $500.
BRASS wHISK- HOLDERS, WITH wHISKS,
For G5 cents.
sATIN.CovERED TOILET BOTTLES for $3.50.
rIN-cusHIoN SETS, IN SATIN OR PLUSH,
For $500.
PIN.CusHIoNS ONLY $3.50.
MANICURE SETS IN PLUSH BOXES
As Low as 81 40.
SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL
IN A MANICURE SET
For $500.
MANICURE SETS MOUNTED ON PLUSH
EASELS,
Tor $40.
TOILET CASES ON EASEIS FOR So 90.
BRUSII-AND-COMB CASES FOR $3.50.
MUSICAL woRK-BoXEs, complete, covered with
Only $500.
HANDSOME PLUSH COLLAR AND PLUSH
BOXES,
500 Sci.
LEATHER COLLAR AND CUFF BOXES, with
Satin Lining,
For $500.
PLUSH PEDEsTALs FOR 20 cents.
INFANTS TOILET SETS IN PLUSH BOXES
For SI.OO.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS AS LOW AS 8s cents.
FINE GOODS UP TO $1,000.
GLOVE BOXES FOR $3.50 and 81 55.
FINE BIsQUE ORNAMENTS, with Bottles of Per-
fuinery attached, only 800.
HAND PAINTED SATIN HANDKERCHIEF
CASES FOR $500.
HANDSOME EMBOSSED PLUSH HANDKER-
CHIEF CASES, Nicely Trimmed, for si.OV.
BRASS TAMBoURINES, with Thermometer at
tached, only si.25.
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Ynttfries.
COMMISSIONERS.

We, the undersigned Banks and Bankers, irill
pay al Prizes dr'd,rn In The Louisiana State Lot
terfes ,chfch may be presented at our counters.
j. II. OGLESBY. Pres. Louisiana Natl Bank.
n. H. KENNEDY, Pres. State National Bank
Incorporatedin 1868 for IS years the Legislature
for Educational and Charitable purposesewith a
capital of 900 0OO-to which reserve fund Of over
$3.50, 900 has since been added.
by an overwhelming popular vote Its franchise
was made part Of the present State Constitution
adopted December 2, A. d. 1879.
The only Lottery eUer poted on ana Endorsed bp
the people or any State.
IL neUer scales or postpones.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings take place
monthly, and the Extraordinary Drawings regularly
every three months instead of Semi Annually as
heretofore, beginning March, 1856.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN FOB.
TUNE. FIRST GRAND DRAWING, CLASS
A. IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW Or
LEANS, TUESDAY, JANUARY IL, 1ss6-IsSih
Monthly Drawing.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-12-20

There lives In New Orleans quiet, modest, middle
aged gentleman, prosperous statloner OF that city,
who Is the lineal descendant OF one of the most
famous noble houses OF France, aud heir to the
Marquisaie OF 81. cyr. Not very many people are
aware that Gen. Beauregard is the Count de Beaure-
gard, and that his name is Pierre Gustave Toutant
Comic do Beaurcgard. Ills father was always
known as jacques Toutant De Beauyegard.
gentleman tolerably well known to journalism In the
South Is baron OF France, being the nearest male
to a title that 10 almost thousand years Old. The
family estate, consisting mostly of personality, goes
TO two ladies' 80 the title would be but barren honor
and he has too much good sense to care anything
about One Of the cleyerest OF the younger school
OF New Orleans journalists is Marquis OF France,
or would BIO II he were a citizen of that republic
AT present he has given up journalism, | believe,
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-12-20

Some years ago Professor Dc Mile wrote very
clever novel, entitled "The American Baron" which
had great rum TWAS thought, however, TO involve
too much that was Inherently impossible, but there
are circumstances In real life stranger than any ever
depicted In novel or poetry. There are quite num-
Der OF persons In America who are entitled to shan
dies TO their Names" and 1t 10 about some OF them
know that mean write. Everybody in Washing
ton is aware that the real Lord Fairfax ia practic.
Ing physician In Maryland. Burke's Peerage, ! mean
the book having that title, says Fairfax Eleventh
Lord, dle originating 1917 John Contee Fairfax,
Son OF the late Hon. A. Fairfax, brother OF Tenth
Lord, tby Caroline, daughter OF II. snowdon. Esq.,
born 1880, succeeded to title 1862 married in 1857
Mary, daughter OF Col. Il. Klrbey, u. s. A., Is an
NJ ID. Residence, Oak Grove, Prince George County,
Maryland, u. s." This gentleman la also an
English Baron, under the title Of Lord Camerden,
and could sit In the House OF Lords II he were to be.
come an English subject. A few months ago there
died here gentlcmaa who was a very near relative
OF the Duke OF Cleveland, and had he lived might
have succeeded to the title lie was very poor, and
but for friends, who sympathized with aud under-
stood his real worth OF character, he might have
known want.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-12-20

NO Incident OF the season has made such sensa-
ton In small way as long anu carefully written
communication that appeared about month ago In
the Pau Mall Gazette, insitutIng careful ana,ytl-
cal comparison between the gentlewomen of Eng
land and the equivalent class in this country in the
matter OF beauty and braius. The writer sums up
his, or her. general views with the following concu-
sion: "The ladies' In the older cities OF tho North
American continent arc, with scarcely any excep-
ton, superior to English gentlewomen in brain
power, in clearness of mental vision, In common
sense, In practical, sound judgment, and In general
intelligence"
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-12-20

Application Tor rates to clubs should be made oniv
to the oflice of the Company In New Orleans.
For further Information write clearly, giving full
address. POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Orders,
or New York Exchange In ordinary letter. Currency
by Express, tall sums of IS and upwards at ex.
Il. A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans, La.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-12-20

stalk of the creduliiy Of believers!" says the
Wdtchmdn. SIT is not to be named In the same
day with the creduy OF unbcllevers. Here for in
stance, IL the Rev. Minot j. Savage, OF Boston, lie
IL In very misty state OF mind AZ to the nature OF
God, aud Ia unable to believe any OF the distinctive
teachings OF the New Tesament-in fact, holds that
Christianity as commonly understood Is dead beyond
the hope OF resurrection, and says But he has
been studying some OF the new sciences such as
mesmerisin, cairyoyance ana ee pathy; and asse rts
that they are no longer questionable but proved.
This treatment OF evidence Is indeed stralnlng out
gnat and swallowing camel.n
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-18

provided further that II the sale Of all
the lots, parts Of lot or block advertised,
Is not made in one day, the same shall
be continued from day to day until all
the lots. parts OF lots or blocks adyer-
tised are sold. And II there be resi-
due after payment Of the cost Of the con-
siruction OF said sidewalk and the cost
OF collection. the same shall be paid over
To the pergOn whose property was sold,
or deposited In the city Treasury. sub
jcct to his order. And the said Collcc-
tyr shall make, execute and deliver to
any person or corporation purchasing
any property sold under the provisions
Of this ordinance good aud sufficient
deeds ot conveyance TO the same.
SIC. Whenever any agent or owner
OF any lot part Of lot, or block fronting
on any sidewalk In the City. shall be no.
TILED to repalr the same, and shall fail
neglect or refuse to comply with the
SAID notification within five days from
the service Of such notice. the said side
walks shall he repaired by the City. In
same manner and by the same means Ms
Is provided In this Ordinance for con-
structlon Of sidewalks, where the agents
or owners fail, neglect, or refuse to do
50, and every provision of this Ordinance
relating to the construction of sidewalks
where the agents or owners fail, refuse.
or neglect to construct them, shall ap-
ply to'ths repair Of sidewalks by the
CITY.
SIC. u. For the sale Of any property
by the city Collector under lie pro-
visions Of this Ordinance he shall re-
ceiyc the same fees IA are allowed him
or the sale Of land. for the compartment
OF taxes, said fees to he n charge against
the property sold.
AIfs ~ "A hsunN.r uuV nV.ftu.t,..
may be passed by the city Council or
dering the Improvement ofanv street or
plaza by paving or macndamiZing the
same, and IL shall he decl red In said
Ordinance that for the proper cOnstruo-
ton ol said Improvement, the Curbing
for the sidewalk should first be made.
the city Council may ihercupun CON
tract to have sad ourbing placed with
out the previous notice required In SEQ
lions | and of this Ordinance, and the
cost Of the construction of said curbiug
shall be n charge against the property
fronting upon said street, each lot, part
Of lot, or block. to be charged with the
cost Of construction Of that part of the
curb ON which IL irOnts-nud the cost of
construction shall he collected if nCces-
sury IN the same manner rs herein pro-
vided for, the collection Of the costs of
construction Of sidewalks when con-
structcd by the CITY.
SIC. l.-All Ordinances In conflict
with the provisions hereof, especially an
ordinance passed and approved April
oth, 1851, and all Ordinances amendatory
thereof be, and the same are hereby re-
pealed, aud that the Ordinance take eli
feGt from after It's passage.
Passed and approved July 9th, ISIS.
BRYAN CALLAGHAN, Mayor
BY f.. i. CLAuDON, City Clerk.