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COMMON CoUNcIL-DoG LAw.-Both Boards will
meet this evening. The streets are in as bad con-
dtion as The omnibus racing is still carried
on with impunity, and nuisance upon nuisance
is staring the Corporation in the face in all
quarters Of the city. The new dog law will doubt
less be taken up and acted upon this evening.
The following proclamation, however, has been is
sued, and we trust will have the desired effect:-


Passed May l4th, 1897


The Mayor Aldermen and Commonaty Of the CITY Of
New York, in Common Council convened do ordain as
follows


Sec. |. No dog shall hereafter be permitted to go
abroad in any Of the streets squares lanes alleys or
public places of this city without being properly nuz
zled being led by chain string under the penslty
Of dollars for each offence TO be recovered against
the possessor or person who harbored such dog
within three days previous to the time OF such dog being
found going abroad and shall be lawful for any ne
son whatsoever to seize and kill any dog running at
large without being muzzled, ed by chain OF
string.


The above ought to be a sufficient warning to the
owners OF dogs to compel them to keep their animals
tied up In every quarter Of the city, however,
these animals are allowed TO prowl about, to the
manifest danger Of the inhabitants.