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	tices of the peace and four constables; for election district num-
	ber four, four justices of the peace and two constables; for election
	district number five, four justices of the peace and two constables; for election district number six, four justices of the peace and two
	constables; for election district number seven, three justices of the
	peace and two constables; for election district number eight, four.
	justices of the peace and two constables; for election district num-
	ber nine, ten justices of the peace and six constables; two of said
	constables shall be for the third election precinct in said ninth	Justice.
	district, and one of them shall be appointed from and for the vil-
	lage of Towson, and shall be also a special officer of said village
	and shall be required to uniform himself, and shall also act as
	night officer, going on duty at eleven o'clock, p. m., and remaining
	until five o'clock, a. m.; the pay of such special officer shall be
	twenty-five dollars per month, and such fees as he may earn in the
	discharge of his duties as constable; for election district number
	ten, three justices of the peace and one constable; for election dis-
	trict number eleven, seven justices of the peace and two constables;
	for election district number twelve, nine justices of the peace and
	four constables; for election district number thirteen, three justices
	of the peace and three constables.
	Approved March 14, 1890.

	CHAPTER 95.
	AN ACT to repeal section thirty-five, of article twenty-six, of the
	Code of Public General Laws, title "Courts," sub-title "Court
	of Appeals," relating to the compensation of the crier of the
	court of appeals and the sheriff appointed to attend said court,
	and to re-enact the same with amendments, defining the duties
	and fixing the salary of the crier of said court of appeals and
	the compensation of the sheriff appointed to attend said court.
	SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland,
	That section thirty-five, of article twenty-six, of the Code of Pub-
	lic General Laws, title "Courts," sub-title "Court of Appeals,"
	relating to the compensation of the crier of the court of appeals	Repeal.
	and of the sheriff appointed to attend said court, be and the same
	is hereby repealed and re-enacted so as to read as follows :
	35. It shall be the duty of any crier appointed by the court of
	appeals to be in attendance at the rooms of said court every day
	in the year, legal holidays and Sundays excepted; and he shall
	receive for his services one thousand dollars per annum, payable	Salary.
	in quarterly instalments; and whenever in the judgment of said