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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-14
THE EVENING STAR
AMUSEN1ENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
A LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
EEERT EH1Hch ExFSHH2: XETIi8sa1ta! It sil'-
THE QUEENS LACE HANDKERcIIEE MIA
THE DORA WILEY OPERA Co
OIIVETTE TONIGHT. Fun.
MATINEE SATURDAY. MONDAY, EsTBELLA-
YJNiE BIACksN1TH's CHILDREN At McCAU-
Iey's Hall, Pa ave bel. 2d and Sd SITS 8 on Fri
day MAJ "a 18th q ogIock @ AdmissoG a3ets I Ice
nANCING EVERY EVENING AT PIsToRIo &c
II rEoyroES summer Resort; % Al Admission pa9p
be rented reasonable terms to responsible par
ties Apply at Park. my .-2w*
GRAND FANCY DRESS SKATING
CARNIVAL
THE WASHINGTON ROLLER RINK,
9TH ST AND RHODE ISLAND AVENUE.
FRIDAY EVENING. MAY Is, 1885.
JENNIE HoUGHToN,
Champion Lady skater of the World will be present
Only those in a.ncy or full dress will be admitted to
the skating surface
Admission as usual.
Reserved seats 25c extra, are on sale now at the
Rink
Special tickets will be used. None others good
my13St
IL Late Lincoln Hal. corner 9th and D SIS NV.
'eS 4af AfTFKSooN ri tae ASp HSIEf SIGHT tue '"S
GRAND rs TEsTIM6NffaL BENEFIT
ATTACHES AND EMPLOYEES.
OF tnra INV rfttrp1. pdIrip
f ssrs S2sF Ss;s HAnFB Brs sAsksos
QUEENS EvIDEN(,E-
zoe Doors open at and pm. my11-6r
nINE MUsEUM
II n.y. ;n Avenue near ll,h street
THE LEoSZ1 BRoTHERs
FOUR nnf faM6rs lesI5 1e;inE DOCS
MONDAY TTTHsPaS TTksooS ASb up NHdHf MhPfEsDAS AT
fTiE II TS PSaS SsyTEEs oE SHE sIFHi fS
On THuRsbhf. s bS FkfDa9 FfhSf ASb bHlt ihTrRpAY,
Hf5i 9sn Rfy g rs sT'fas S1
,,,,.s,o,, p Produced cd 1,. in n Splendid Style
YI'HEATER COMIoUE
a9NDAY NAY md Rass Week
MULLEN AND MAGEE
And SENATOR FRANK BELLS Congressional Tea
Party Entertain with Open Doors
TO- 20. so Cents is the Gig of Prices 1t wouldn't be
my1IGt POLICY TO say any more.
S,U9IMY WOODS
- VIII beopeD for Pic Mics on and after MAY 1lth.
For permission 10 occuy tine apply Knox Ex-
press Office.
myg-1ws y WILLS. on the Grounds
GOLUMBIA LIGHT ROADSTER
HANDSOMEST AND STRONGEST. LIGHT ROAD
STER MADE
Bicyclers are requested to call and examine It at
SCRIBNERS,
EeOtGn HRn Ct Al
NB-No connection with store first floor. al .-lm*
(NAB1N JOHN AND GREAT FALLS.
- The new excursion steamer H &. Wagner IL
ready for charter. Capacity over 200 Apply :5221 n
St NV. opp Wash < G.. T. Z. Office. ap25-lm
P1CNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC
GLYMONT FXCURSION GROUNDS. CON
" tracts for excursions in order. Cottazes and
slnge rooms for rent to summer bOaTders. =
II
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BUILDING ASSOCIATION NEETING-The sew
enth annual meeting Of the Serial Savings and
Building association was held last evening,
President Robert G. Campbell in the chair.
Mr.. John A. Prescott, secretary, submitted his
seventh annual report which shows the asso-
citation TO be in a very aourshing condition.
There are now fourteen distinct SERIES The
number of shares in the series varies from I to
SO2. The total of stock subscribed is 4.S47
leaving now on the roll 1885 shares 203 Of
which are holding advances. The association
has advanced on sO1 shares S1OO,1 Settle
ments have been made on 49S shares, amount
ing to S65,240. The advances now outstand-
ing on 2O3 shares amount " $34, $50; net as
sets, S37, 1887. The value ofeach share in the
Oldest series, paid "a months, is $114.26 value
OF the youngest series. six months, 80. .I5. and
stock In the intermediate series has the same
proportionate value, according to its age. The
profit made isa little more than ten per cent
Interest per annum. The officers elected to
serve the ensuing year were the old ones with
one exception, and are as follows President,
Rob't q. Campbell; vice president, D. q. Dixon;
secretary and treasurer, John A. Prescott: di-
rectors, J. D. TerrIl, II. {. DALEY, NV. ST Clair,
0. =. Firnin, NJ. p. Callan, Thos. Broderick and
VIM, MaySe.
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Another invasion OF Oklahoma is reported.
Gen. Grants cancer In reported TO be making
very marked progress.
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collectors OF Internal Revenue and Gus
toms and POstmasterD.

The President, to-day, made the following ap-
pointments:
Ihos. II. Simns, to be collector ofinternal rev
enue for the district of Arkansas, vice Henry NJ.
| Cooper suspended
Richard T. Rundkett, collector of customs,
district of WiScasset, Me.
flchard +. Dodge, collector of customs, dis
tflct OF Salem and Beverly, Mass, and Charles
d. staples collector internal revenue, 18th dis
| trict OF Pennsylvania vice Edward H. Chase,
Inc President has appointed Notifications
| 55oafo, consisting of Secretary Endicott, presi-
cent Oh thS board; Brig. Gen. Benet, chief of
9idnance Brig. Gen. Newton chief o. engineers
Lieut.. Sol Henry L. Abbot, corps of engineers;
Capt. Charles S. Smith, ordnance Department.;
Commander w. T. Sampson, T. S. n; Conn
mander Casper F. Goodrich, U. s. n; Mr.. JOS
epn gnni Morgan; jr, 9f Pennsylvania; Mr.. Erastus
1ect OF our sea coast defenses.
PosTMASTERs APPOINTED AND COMMISSIONED.
1ne president has appointed the following
postmasterS: John c. Sieva, vice Thomas E.
shepherd, commission expired, at Mechanics
Durs, Ohio; Norval Blackburn, vice Shafier
PETERSON, resigned, at Decatur, Ind; Cary T..
Pope, vice James W. Patterson, suspended, at
Hlllsborough. In regard to the latter appoint
| lnent the Postmaster General states, "The
chanse in the Office at Hillsborough. Ohio, was
| made because the inspectors reports had shown
shortages IN the accounts on two or three differ
ent occasions, which, although immediately
MADE good, were u violation Of duty and pur-
suant to the liked policy Of the department de-
onahded his removal. His removal was also
recommended by the Inspector
ahc POSTMASTER General has appointed tile
IIouowlns postmasters in Virginia and Mary
land; Jas. X. Smith, Castlcton, Hartford county;
A. b. Hanson, Churchville, Hartford county,
and Thomas ONeiIl, Houcasville, Carroll
county, Nd; Samuel A. Goodwin, Messongo,
Accomack county, and VIM. I. Mason, Pungo-
league. Accomack county,Va.
Inc PRESIDENT to-day commissioned the fol-
lowing postmasters: VIM. y. McMaster, Wood
stock, VT; John b. Larkin, Pittsburg, Pa; Jas.
Mckinney, Susquehanna, Pa; Daniel A. Beck
1MEg' MH' Giiooms6urE ia "a Pa. Newton Price Meosho,
ney, Let2nia, Ohio VIM. Meeks, Waseon, Ohio;
Wm q: Lewis, Statesville, n. c., and Z. B. VIII
llams, ketchum, Idaho.
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Mr.. Leander II. Hubby, Of Cleveland, Ohio
has purchased, through u. H. Warner, from
HRS. Arianne Wood, the valuable property at
the southeast corner OF 9th and streets, front
ing 80 feet ON F and 100 feet Oh 9th. The price
paid was $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-14

GEN. RosECRANs FOR COLLECTOR AT SAN
FRANcIsco:-It is said to-day that Gen. Rose
Grams is to be collector OF the port Of San Fran
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BOOKS, &c.

Nav Books.
Military History of General Grant Badeau
lie and Letters Of T. g. Appleton; Hale.
UI'e OF the Du2nes Hamilton
Ply RODS and Fly Tackle. Wells
Home Studies IN Nature. Treat
Mind Reading and Beyond. Hovey.
Oats or Wild Oats.-is buckley sam Adams-Hosmer.
Eussia nder The : zar.. stepniak.
Tenants OF an Old Farm. Cook.
creek Statesmen. Cox.
Defense of Edgar A. Poe. Moran.
The AIMS of Christ. > III. t;iesy D. D.
Progressive Euchre with Fayors
my2 WM. IL MORRISON. 415 Pennsylvania ave.
SEI,MoNS BY BISHOP MATTHEW SIMPSON.
tCIhe Book Annexed and summary of Changes Pro
p"sed in the Protestant Episcopal Prayer Book The
Chasm. WOudroIs Love- the newest 5. : Music
Book. A variety of Exercises for Children's Uac.
&C. PURSEI.L,
my2 AIS Stn street
BLASk BOOKS
COMMERCIAL STATIONERY.
A A Specially Of Making ell Kinds of BLANK BOOKS
CARDS AND WEDDING ENGRAVING DONE
IN AN ARTISTIC MANNER.
JOHN c PARKER.
ap11 6l1 aud 61O 1tt street
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
new BOOKS AND BEST PERIODICALS SOON
AS ISSCE ED
Mrs LUCY L. HUNTER.
my2eo 1740 Pennsylvania Avenue.
WAsHINGToN cIRcuLATISG LIBRARY.
W Some Books recsntly added:
yetder's VIE: Iawthorns ana His wie. Geo. Eliot.
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THE DOLPHIN TO TRY AGAIN-The report of
the board Of officers appointed to examine and
test the Dolphin regarding her trial on Tues
day. and the slight accident which occurred on
the trial, was telegraphed to Secretary Whit
tions for another trial Of the vessel to be held
next Monday. en- the same terms III view of the
character OF the accident
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Army Omcers 20 Change Stations.
TRANSFERS IN THE oUARrERMASTER AND PA
DEPARTMENT..

DEPARTMENTS.
The following changes in the quartermaster's
department Of the army have been ordered:
Capt. Charles F. Humphrey, assistant quarter
master, relieved from duty In the division of
the Pacific, and ordered to Cheyenne depot,
Wyoming territory, to relieve Capt. James H.
Lord, assistant Quartermaster; Capt. Lord. or
dered to Jefiersonville, Ind. depot: Capt. A. III.
Young, assistant QuartermaSter, relieved from
duty In New York city, and ordered to Column
bus barracks, O., relieving Capt. Chas. A. Booth,
assistant quarterInaster: Capt Booth, ordered
70 fort Monroe as post quartermaster; Capt. ID.
- Wheeler, assistant 9uartermaster, relieved
from duty at Fortress Monroe, and ordered to
duty in the division of the Pacific.
The following changes have been made In the
pay department OF the army: Lieut. Col. VIM.
a a. hueker deputy paymaster general, relieved
from duty in the department OF Dakota, and
ordered to the department of Missouri as chief
paymaSter; Lieut.. Col. VIM. II. Johnston, re-
lleved from duty in the department OF the east,
ana ordered to the department of Dakota as
chief paymaster; Major VIM. X. Gibson, reliey-
ed from duty In the department OF the Missouri,
ana ordered to the department. of Texas as
chief Quarternlaster; Major Charles NJ. Terrell,
relieved from duty in the department Of Texas,
aho ordered to the department of Dakota:
Major John E. Blaine, relieved from duty in the
department OF Dakota, and ordered to duty in
New York city: Major Henry Clayton, relieved
from duty in the department OF Dakota, and
ordered to Baltimore, Nd, for temporary duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-14

A BOARD oF ORDNANCE OFFICERS consisting
Of Col. Thomas q. Bayler, Lieut.. Col. A. Il. Buff
fngton and Major George W. Mckee, has been
otoefeu et 10 meet at New ORR arsenal, 10th in
W. Reilly, First Lieut.. NJ. w Lyon, First Lieut..
Charles W. Whipple and First Lieut.. Andrew
II, EuSSeli.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-14

COLLECTOR ROBERTsOS's SUCCEssoR.-A dis
patch from Albany to the New York Times
says: at is rumored In democratic circles that
Mayor A. Eleecker Banks will be appointed col
lect0r Of the port OF New York when Judge
RobertsOn's term expires, and that he has pri-
vately received notice OF his selection for the
pl.cp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-14

RICHARD NEvINs, JR., who was yesterday
appointed supervising architect Of the Pitts
burg post Office by Secretary Manning, is o son
OF Richard Nevins, formerly state printer OF
Ohio, now . resident OF Washington. Young
Mr.. Neyins Is twenty-five years Of age, and .
civil engineer and architect. He has been q
resident of PittSbnr2 about four years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-14

Col. SIIAS CR1sPIN, ordnance department,
is relieved from duty at New York city, and as
signed to the command of the Frankford arse
nal, PHILADELPHIA June 1St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-14

Hon. BAYLIss W. HANNA will not go to Per-
sia, as first intended, but will be sent TO the
Argentine Republic. to succeed Hon. Thomas
.. Osborne. The delicate health of Mrs. Hanna
is said to have occasioued the change.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-14

THE OMAHA will be inspected on the 10th
inst. ut Portsmouth. Mass, navy yard previous
to sailing for the ASiI,ic station.
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WANT THE APPOINTMENT REvoKED.-Rep-
| resentatives Weaver and Frederick, of Iowa.
filed paper here with the President asking re-
vocation Of the appointment of Mr.. c. L. Will
liams as marshal Of the southern district OF
Iowa, and the appointment Of Mr. Ed. Camp.
baII
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-14

RED WHENEVER THIS HEADING AP-
TICKET PEARS IN OUR ADVERTISEMENT
DAY BEAR IN MIND THAT ON THAT DAY
RED SOME OF THE MOST PHENOMENAL
TICKET BARGAINS EVER OFFERED BY ANY
DAY ONE IN ANY CITY WILL BE OF
RED FERED BY Us
TICKET WE Do THIS NOT TO CATCH TRADE
DAY THROUGH ANY HUMBUG WE
RED SIMPLY CLAM WE SELL GOODS AS
TICKET CHEAP AS ANY HOUSE IN THE
DAY. COUNTRY, AND OUR STRICT RULE
RED Is NOT TO BE UNDERsoID BY ANY
TICKET ONE WE HAVE ONE PRICE
DAY. STRICTLY, DO A CASH BUSINESS
RED ONLY, THEREFORE WE ARE PRE-
TICKET PARED TO MEET ALL COMPETITION ON
DAY. RED TICKET DAY
RED WHICH WILL BE ON FRIDAY OF
TICKET EACH WEEK WE SHALL EXHIBIT
DAY. AT RIDICULOUSLT Low PRICES ALL
RED GOODS. SUCH AS wEHAvE SURPLUS
TICKET OF AND ARE SEAsOSABLE RE-
DAV MFMREp nS ErIDayI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-14

NAVAL ORDERS.-Lieut. Commander John
NJ. Forsyth ordered to the navy yard League
island, Pa, June LIST. Lieut. e. p. Rees orderod
| to the Michigan. Capt. Z. w. Meade granted
permission t, leave the United States during
luis leave OF ahsence,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-14

THE AUGUSTA (IE) PosrxAsTERsHIP A
delegation from Augusta, Me-, headed by ex-
Gov. Piaisted, called yesterday upon the Presi-
dent to press the appointment of Col Morton as
postmaster OF Augusta. The delegation was
and advised the President not to submit to
senatorial interference in the case.
PERsoNAL-It turns out that General sheri-
dan was more severely hurt than was at first
| supposed by the accident while driving in Cali
fornia on Monday, but still nothing serious is
apprehended.- d.-EX-Representative Washburn
P,man Of 7 Newport ss 1 Iafxsry y
to 20 sss guest q MIS- At At
OF the National Academy Of Desisn.-The
estate of Wendell Phillips, who was supposed
TO be very wealthy, finally footed up only
attire at the National.-C. II. Townsend Of Wash
ington was passenger on the central overland
Lieutenant Greedy aud family will spend Q por-
ton Of the coming summer q Pittsheld, Mass.
-Ex-AssistanIt IL Postmaster General Hatton
quirer, were registered in New York last even.
fng-Assistant Secretary Fairchild left New
will make some official Investigations before
returning to Washington.-Mr.1S Isaac Bell, IT,,
the new United States minister to the Neither.
c. Lewis, the new United states minister to
Portugal, sailed from New York for Europe
yesterday.-Col. Wm hyde, of the st. Louis
RepubIic0n, and ex-Rspresentative Brodhead
vacation-Ths Rev. DR.. 'Chickering or this
city one of the founders OF the American Tract
Society, delivered an address yesterday before
the annual meeting Q. the society at New York.
Senator Harris Of Tennessee is In town.
MIR. William II. Beck OF this city left yesterday
tor Paris, on professional business, connected
with the claims Of the late French aud Ameri-
| can commissiOn.-Col. Isham II. HoTnsby and
| tered in Louisville on Wednesday.-Mr. Chas.
e. Coon, Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury, IL
sick in bed to-day with rheumatisDL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-14

PLATE PRINTERS AND ENGRAvERS FUR
Notwithstanding extensive furlough has
taken place at the bureau OF engraving and
printing which includes sixty plate printers
aud their assistants and eight engravers. This
Is the first time in number OF years that fur
Tough has effected the engraving division to SO
great an extent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Tf. MEMBERS OF COLUMBIA LODGE.
- No l, l. 9 NJ. are requested to meet at
their Lodge room Grand Army Hall, corner 9TH and
L sts Ii. W. THURSDAY EVENING. May l4tb, ut
o coc1 sharp TO make arrangements 70 attend the
JAaEs McELwEE. BY order Of w. NJ.
Its J. w kIpWELI. R. S
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RED CLOUDS SUPPORT LEAVING HIM.-The
understanding among the troublesome Indians
was that on Red Clouds return o new agent
was TO accompany him, and in case a new agent
d1d not come the Indians would no longer sus-
tam tam Red Cloud in bis opposition to the schools,
the government and progress. A private dis
Cailco are sub-chieis hitherto prominent In up
holding Red Cloud in bis INSTRUMENTATION, aud
Clouds local council, and was consequently
thrown away or deposed as sub-chief, and
that Calico and Torn Belly made splendid
ment-indicates that Red Clouds support is
leaving him, and he will rapidly take his
proper place among the minority us q relic OF
former barbariSIn and nOn-prosreSsivenesS.
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BUILDING AND HARDWOOD
LUMBER
WNL MCLEAN l. son,
mh3l 18Th and r streets northwest
R~c<s MRS. BROWN CCOLORED)
D>S will give her highly recommended Medi-
caied Electric and Steam baths. Also Magnetic
treatm ment, at 3OU Lissouri ave. NV. mr2-4ms
IfS ROGINSki & LEWIS, TIE WE'LL
D>--.A known Sign Painters and Gl.ziers, arc at
sos street northwest. Telephone call, 1y-:;. Ali
order. promptly attended ocI3-gm
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ET(

GLYMONT FXCURSION GROUNDS - CON
" tracts for excursions Row in order. Cotazes and
elllgIe rooms for rent TO summer bOaTdcrS =.
FREl Nd. Caterer. Call or address L. Il. IRENE BLY,
So ItE 81 nlyg-lm
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THE WALES CoURT-NARrIAL adjourned this
morning again until Tomorrow, pending q deci-
sion Of the question raised to the Jurisdiction
Of the court.
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TIE DESPATCH is engaged in blowing up
wreck Oft Cape Charles As soon as this work is
accomplished she will endeavor to blow up
another wreck or scotland light ship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-14

AN ALLEGED RECOGNITION OF DENoCRArIC
DISCorTEST.-The circular Of the Postmaster
General to the members Of the Ohio congress
sional delegation, which Is mentioned else
where, Is regarded as significant, because it is
construed to be = recognition Oil the part OF the
administration of the discomfort which exists
IN the party at the siowDess with which
changes are made. 1t Is considered to be an Of
dcial declaration of the willingness OF the ad-
ministration to make changes rs faS: as poSsi-
BILE. and the method to be followed is pointed
out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-14

BANK ExAMISERs.-The controller of the
currency yesterday appointed Robert Z. James,
of Easton. Pa, to be . national bank examiner.
lie hGs been assigned to duty in the eastern
district of Pennsylvania. The resignation OF
,. &. Owen, bank cxami iner 70. the district of
Kansas and Nebraska, has been received and
acceptS0,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-01
Land Grant Set Aside.

WAsHNGToN, November 30. Com.
missioner Sparks of the land Office has
re commended to Secretary Lamar that
he request the Department Of Justice to
bring suit to set aside the grant known
as Costa MADEIRA del Presidio, in Cali
fornia. The patent was comparatively
limited in extent Including some 5000
or 1000 acres). II is said to be OF great
value. owing to its proximity to San
Francisco. In explanation of his rea-
sons for making the recommendation,
the Commissioner to-day said: "They
(the patentees) have got more land than
the grant called for. l think it is very
plain that the grant does not call for the
amount Of lapd they got. ] do not
think can say there was any fraud in
it, but perhaps there was some sharp
practice. They contrived to spin out a
lot of land-a good deal more, in fact,
by several leagues. My action in recon-
mendng the suit is to reduce the patent
to the amount of the grant, admitting
that the confirmees were entitled to q
certain quantity of land"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-01
washtnglon Terrisory.

WAsHINoroN, November 30.-Gov-
ernor Squire, of Washington Territory,
in his report to Secretary Lamar. gives
the population ef the Territory at l29,-
43s, an increase Of 80, $50 in two years.
The assessed value of property is $50. :
4S4, ,437 and there are yet 23,000, 900
acres OF public lands,nnsurveyed, of which
l6. 900. 900 are good agricultural and
timber lands. The Governor states that
by the Territorial census of 1885 there
were 3276 Chinese residents in the Ter
ritory. He says the recent attacks on
Chinese in thst Territory have grown
ont of the fact that Cinnamon are CON-
tinually coming across the border from
British Columbia In violation Of the Re-
striotion act. The Governor suggests
an increased customs force on the Dor.
der, revision of the Restriction act
and revision or repeal Of the Burlin-
game note as necessary for the tranquil
ty of the Territory.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-01
Ordinance No. 2o2.
An Ordinance regulating riaing and driv.
ing upon the public streets Of the city Of
Los Angeles.
The Mayor and Council Of the City OF Loa
A noaiae do ordaln ae follows.

The Mayor and Council Of the City OF Los
Angeles do ordain as follows:
SECTION l. The Chief Of Police mar des-
ignate a sufficient humber of police officers
10 attend on public streets of the city OF Los
Angeles and control the movement and or.
der the stoppage Of vehicles and snlmsis 2, On
may be passing or repassing, or crossing
said streets may pass OF cross the same with
safety.
and % directed d by he Chief Of fciice % per
form such duty "a aforesaid, may control
the movement and order tho stoppage OF
vehicles and animals on such public street
TO the end that pedestrians may pass or
SECTION g. Il shall he the duty OF every
person driving, riding or having the con
troll OF any vehicle or animal upon the pub.
lie streets OF said city 70 obey The order Of
to moving or stopping any such vehicle or
animal on suoh public street.
SECTION T. Il shall be unlawful for any
person TO immoderately ride or drive any
horse upon any public street OF the city OF
Los Angeles, or to permit any horse or
horses attached to any vehicle 10 gallop,
run or race upon ANY public street OF said
srcrios 8. II shall be unlawful for any
person to ride or drive any horse at any
rate OF speed faster than walk over or
upon any street crossing upon Main street
between the EihLA anu oecuAQ street OF
upon Spring street north OF Becond street.
SECTION &, Any person violating any OF
the provisions OF this ordinance, or who
shall neglect or refuse to obey any order
given by police officer In regard to the
moving, stopping Of any animal or vehicle
shall be deemed guilty. OF misdemeanor:
and upou conviction thereof, shall be fined
not more than ffty dollars or be imprisoned
not more than fifty days, or suffer both such
fine aud Imprisonment.
eRcTIoN7. The Clerk OF the Council shall
certify TO the passage OF this ordinance and
shall cause the same 10 be published once In
the Los Angeles DAILY HERALD, and there
upon and Thereafter the same shall take
effect and be in force.
hereby certify that the foregoing orci-
nance was adopted BY the Council % the
city OF Los Angeles at ita meeting of Novem-
''' -''''' - = W. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk OF the Council Of the City of Los An
gelee.
f. y, SPENCE,
Il Mayor.