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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-29
Fourth Edition.
T Ell E L A T E S 7

National Associated Press to the Star.
COLUMBUS O., Aug. 29.-The State Fair
closed to-day with an immense attend
ance.
CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-Andrew Trieshelm, a
wealthy German, was crushed to death by
falling wall to-day.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 29.-Miss Rubie Allen
was fatally burned by the explosion of a
lamp at Como, Miss.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, Aug, 29-At Pine
Bluff yesterday Mrs Young, widow, was
outraged by negro.
NEW YORK, Aug. 29--The Giant Powder
Factory at Bay Chester Westchester
County, was destroyed by an explosion last
night Richard Howe was blown to atoms.
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Shadows Of Coming EYanta.

The Wright Chapel congregation will
give social this evening.
The Cincinnati Turner'S will on Sunday
go on an excursion over the Southern Road
to and have picnic at the High Bridge.
A picnic is announced for September
10Th at the Highland House, under the
auspices of the dependent Orderof Forest,
ers, for the benefit of w. H. Hammer, one
of the victims of the late disaster at the
Post & Co. building.
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ANVIHEK VAsE n 81 LOUI5'
ST. Louis, Aug. 29.-Vincent Lyons, a
lad fourteen years of age, who came from
Memphis ten weeks ago, was taken with
yellow fever yesterday and sent to the
0uarautine
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commended by Mr.. Peaslee DR.. F. Forch-
heimer closed the exercises of the forenoon
with short address, and after the inter-
mission Mr.. s. Van Cleve, of the CONNER
cial, entertained the audience with short
discourse.
Before the German teachers Mr.. William
Mueller spoke on Moral Instruction, Mr..
A. H. Bode on Penmanship and Mr.. Rob
ert Kuehnert on Composition.
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Missing.

Theodore Prinzel fourteen-year-old
boy, son OF widow living at the corner OF
John and Liberty streets, on Saturday,
a week ago, asked his mother for some
change, then left his home and has not
been heard from since. His mother, a
widow in destitute circumstances is in ter
rible distress as to the lads whereabouts,
as lie had never run away, or left home for
a long time, before. She fears that the boy
has been drowned
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Death Record.

The following deaths have been placed OF
record since our last report:
Laura Springmeyer 2 yrs, city.
Mary Mcmillan, 43 yrs city.
Infant kavanaugh still-born, city.
Eldren Smith, 2 yrs, city.
Catherine Knogge, 5 yrs, city.
Corina Krumbelbeck, SO yrs, Germany.
Daniel Jordan, II yrs, U. s.
Susan Ball. 81 WIS, Mass.
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GOTHAM GOSSIP.
RAID ON THE PEANUT STANDS.
mai Associated Press to the Star.


National Associated Press to the Star.
New YORK, Aug. 29.-A general raid
upon sidewalk and street encumbrances has
begun, and there is great deal of indigna-
ton among the keepers of these stands at
Washington Market They urge that the
stands are their sole source of livelihood,
and that they do not encumbcr the side
walks half so much as boxes, bales and
crates of the merchants in various streets.
JERSEY CITY TAX SALES.
At a recent sale of lots in Jersey City for
unpaid taxes all but twenty of six thou
sand five hundred pieces of land had to be
bought in by the city.
JAY GOULD BACK FROM EUROPE.
The steamer Adriatic from Liverpool ar
rived last night. Among her passengers are
Jay Gould, who returns after two months
trip in Europe.
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BATTLE OF NEWTOWN.
Where Sullivan Licked the Reds Hun
dred Years Ago.
National Associated Press TO the Star


ETMIRA, N. Y. Aug. 29-The Centennial ami.
versary Of the Battle OF Newtown, in which the
forces of General sullivan defeated the Indians
OF the Six Nations, is now in full blast in this
CITY,
The crowd issimply immense, and many distin-
guished men are present, including General
Sherman and staff, Governor Head, of New Hamp-
SHIRE and staff, Governor Hoyt, of Vermont, and
staff. L. s. naval officers and many Others.
The procession was a very long one The speak
ers are Hon. Gus. W. Clinton OF Buffalo, Hon. A.
G. Curtin, of Pennsylvania. and Judge Dana, from
same State; Governor Nathaniel Head of New
Hampshire Hon Sylvester Dana, of Vermont,
and Hon. steuben jenkins, Of Wyoming.
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SAN Francisco, Aug. 29.-There is no
perceptibe change in Kalloch's condition,
but the consulting physicians say he is de-
cidedly improving, although it is too soon
to speak with positiveness Of his recov-
cry. His life can not really be said to be
out OF danger for some days vet.
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COLONEL SAMUEL WARD.
Death Of the Father of Genevieye Ward,
the Actress.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press TO The Star.
New YoRK, Aug ga dispatch from
Milwaukee says that Colonel Samuel Ward,
of this city and father of Genevieve Ward,
the actress, died near there last evening at
the residence of relatives
He married Miss Lee, daughter of Gideon
Lee, who was once Mayor of New York.
For some years he engaged in the leather
business in the swamp" where he amassed
large fortune. He lost over quarter
of a million in 1858, and he afterwards
made up that loss, but was again unfor-
tunate. His death has been cabed to Miss
Ward in London, where she is at present
PLAYING.
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T. E. Snelbaker was granted permission
to erect two gas lamps in front of the Vine
street Opera-house at his own expense.
An ordinance to assess a special tax on
real estate bounding Mclean street from
Hatch street to Pavilion street was passed.
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ONLY ONE CASE AT NEW YORK.

New York, Aug. 29.-Juan Cazellas, a
passenger on board the steamship City of
Merida, and Mr.. Burke, from the City of
Vera Cruz, were yesterday discharged from
the Quarantine Hospital conyalescent, leav-
ing only one yellow fever case there, that
OF Mrs. Josephine Van Buren, from Mem
fahis mhn Is rn mildly rnnnunrinn
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Marriage Llcenses

The following marriage licenses have been
Issued since our last report:
Henry Lapple and Kate Renner.
Benz Whalon and Emma Neese.
George NJ. Hooks and Cath. Woneth.
Aug. G. Bofnger and Lavonda Hudson.
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FOR SALE.

L'0R SALE OR EXCHANGE - FARM = -
Il acre farm 40 miles from Cincinnati God
Improvements bargain for cash or will ex-
change for improved or unimproved Cincinnati
property Apply at 2a Main street. lte
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All cases OF fatigue and excitement M
instantly removed by the peerless toilet -

iaKe Ayers Cherry Pectoral TO stop your
colds, coughs and bronchial affections b.
can not stop.
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DR.. Minor this morning received the fol-
lowing dispatch:
MEMPHIS, Aug. 2o.-Three new cases
and eight deaths since last report.
'R. w. MITCHELL"
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National Associated Press to the Star
LONDON, Aug. 29.--The Town Talk, {
weekly penny scandal print, and recently
seized as indecent, asserts that the Prince
of Wales and Lords Londesborough ant
Lonsdale are correspondents in the Langtry
divorce case.
THE LOST SHIP NoRDENsKJoLD.
LONDON, Aug. 29-The lost craft Nor
denskjold was built at Malmo, Sweden, fol
the express purpose of going to the assist
ance of the Nordcnskjold expedition. She
left Macla June Sd, for Behring's Strait. viz
the Suez canal, and was to pass through the
straits for the mouth of tle Lena. Wher
Europe became apprehensive for the safe
ty of Professor Nordenskjold and his expe
dition the steamer Nordenskjold was bull
and sent out. 1t is thought probable here
that the point of the wreck is on the east
ern coast of Japan, south of the Island o.
Yesso. Innumerable headlands and cape;
dot this coast. which is strewn with wrecks
RUSSIA.
SERIOUS TROUBLES AT ODESSA.
ODESSA, Aug. 29.-The whole body of off.
GERS here have been placed under police
surveillance by a secret order of the Gov
ernment On this becoming known il
caused great excitement and serious tn
NUTS among the officers, who instigated
the soldiers to insult and beat the police
-Four officers have been imprisoned and sew
eral are under arres.
Germany.
KEEPING AN EYE ON RUSSIA.
BERLIN, Aug. 29-The report that Rus
nj l,u,ra hna tn In frN,,
tier with orders to hasten the construction
OF new Notifications is creating the greatest
excitement.
CROWN PRINCES SORE FOOT.
The sore in the foot of the Crown Prince
is not dangerous but very troublesome, and
constantly recurring blsters in the foot
confine him to the Palace.
Portugal.
ONE OF THE CuNSULs MURDERED.
PERNAMDUCo, Aug 29.-The Portuguese
Consul at this port has been murdered.
LONDON, Aug. 30. - A dispatch from
Pernambuco Brazil, announces that the
Portuguese Consul at that port had been
murdered.
No particulars of the assassination are re.
ceived but it is understood that no polti
cal significance attaches to the event, and
that the murder was committed through
some personal motive.
Africa.
FROM THE ZULU SEAT OF WAR.
LONDON, Aug. 29.-The following tele.
gram has been received from Cape Town by
way Of Madera dated August 12th Sil
Garnet Wolseley is at Ulundi. His ad.
vanced guard has reached Euhlogana.
Garnet Wolseley telesraphcd on the 11th
that the country was quiet and that the
enemy had entirely dispersed.
Oham, brother of Cetewayo is afraid to
return to the districts to which the English
have reappointed him. on account of q
fear he enterttns the Zulu impis watching
him, and that they will lay snares for him.
Colonel Clark has united his forces with
those of Sir Garnet Wolseley at Ulundi.
The principal chiefs are now proms-
ing early capitulation, and there
are excellent reasons for believing that Get.
ewayo himself is not disposed to attempt
holding out much longer, but contemplates
surrender.
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New York Stock Report.

The following shows the range OF quotations
and the amount OF sales to-day at the New York
Stock Exchange, as received by Lea, Sterrett Co.
s West Third street: (,
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WANTED--SITUATIONS.

WANTED-SITU ATION--By colored boy =
w years of age; will do any kind Of uolk =
reduced wages address or apply u 4. ~ a.
BRIANT, go West Mcmillan street II SlS1st 80
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WANTED--TO RENT


NM WANTED-HOUSE-Pa Of a small house in
w genteel location in any convenient snburR
BY two adults with best references Address n,
A. F., this Office. with price. aua7.at :
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SHE T'NsTRUNG HIS NERVES.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BaooKLYY, Aug. 29.-Mr. Armstrong
aged twenty-three, committed suicide last
night by blowing out his brains in the
presence OF his wife and his mother. His
mother chided him for not having written
to his father.
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DAVENPORT, a., Aug. 29.-The largest
and finest barn in Scott County, three
miles above here, was set on fire by light
ming yesterday. and burned to the ground.
1t was owned by Il. W. Gilbert, OF New
York, and valued at $4,000. Insured for
% 00O
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CHICAGO Aug. 29.-Frank Wagner, of
Toledo, Ohio, came here four days ago, met
a Colorado man, and they became friends.
They made the rounds Of the saloons then
stopped in the Park, where the Colorado
man met a friend. The two gagged the
Toledo man and robbed him of $500,
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Died..
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSR.
Last night but One Of
NASBY,S
widow BedOtt, or a Hunt for a Husband.
NEIL BURGESS

NEIL BURGESS
The great character comedian. as Widow Radrn
supported by Mr.. GEORGE STODDART and \
powerful company.
~. Remember last WIDOW BEDOTT Matinp
Saturday at p m.
Monday September lst, Gnu's English Ouou
Companyln IN the New Opera, "FATINfTZA."
Box sheet open at Hawley's where seats can te
secured for any of the opera nights.
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FOUND,

L,oUND - THE PLACE - To get your schosA
i books covered and receive ruler with eycry
slate purchased, free oil charge ALFRED WAR
REN, 2l9 Central avenue augs-at
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BEYOND THE POND.
Oham Has His Eye Skinned for
Zulu Traps.
Portuguese Consul Murdered in
Brazil.
Great Eritain.
SOME HIGH-ToNED SCANDAL.

National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, Aug. 29.--The Town Talk, a
weekly penny scandal print, and recently
seized as indecent, asserts that the Prince
of Wales and Lords Londesborough and
Lonsdale are correspondents in the Langtry
dsxronao
, 1879-04-19

hcleve It necessary OF cxnediont to 10 ~ nj this
time. The hlnHnHt necessary for that purpose IL
near!r ar lutS Gfcnt rs Tho amnIne necessary to
tnniplrtn the EtAlo Ilnu'c. nnt. 1t would seem to
that the latter IL work of much mora Importance
hnt greater necessity; yet tho people hare srfuael
to voto nit annroptiall0n for Tint purpose. II
seems 10 nA ihat they cnunot, then. Justify thelt
Representatives IN
VOTING AWAY 20 GREAT AN AMOUNT
for work which II not needed. shile tho people
themselves decline a. this time 70 vote It for tho
necessary completion OF tho stats.flousa.
Ii II wera necessary TINT liIe Chcalfr hrpeoPfA.
t!nn *henll ho snhtfscd tu n snto uf the ucorc Of
this Stntr, wo D mt br1scs tat any tcaaun Could
he advanced. nr arguments aeCd. 10 Induce them TO
vote this laf.m million which Il Ia now psnposod tho
tcEs'latare s.nl. tuks mt Of tho TREASURY OF the
State for tho nenctt ur this institution.
For tho rchHans given wo are opposed to THO aP.
nranrthtson recommended by the majority OF tho
Committee.
all Of which is respectfully susm!.ted.
CHAMLEs Il. FutLEH,
FnANciH 4. ltINbLE,
0EUnoE i, WmIrg,
\. ". MUM.
, 1879-04-19

\ INV prnpcr facilities Tere at hami In H..
Again. tc1 aploptics AMI eunvicta suffer ~, ttaA
par0xysmal mania, only needing trcaI,nsk...Eon
ca,tonally for slnoFt time, could bu sars,, r; r.
thollri. II might b. wholly nexncd,ent ',oh ID al.
them nwRy t0 The Insane lfnspttaI, Ts,,,,nn 'eai
there arc many lerfnyril crItoina,a wi.ss' 20
sentenced To the rcnitent'ary WIN Will n% ~
conltnltted to cr'minnl asylum II auch n,,sss %
on1,,ea f'r mSnsS, de.ncy dereopsis
felt that they nrc wholly unit eithcr , ~ ~ =
nt lar1n or to 70 to tho or,lInarv ~, " 70
NM tue prlsoI IL lhe only resort. This r1n1a,
III part, dou1tlces, why 80 1nnny conyr,, ~
sane from, tho lfst. are found ID prtson H.
SUMMARY.
t.,n,oltiu woltiu an'nmaflze tile FOREGOING rematt,. =,
!. Every community has among Il, ,o,,,. .
class OF "fnsnne crimlnats." a. dis,in"ns.Gse.s
from INNOCENT md reputable persnns Ia
state ~ Insanity layc committed c,n, nu "a
riley arc In larsn part conylct., but ther. u:
1nahy unconvic'cd criminals among them 'se
Y. There Is no proper or sllltablu nrort.,.
for this class. P''''s'oa
y. This lack OF provision leads 10 err,. :.
Justice htiu injury TO the other rlosscs ~ y. ua
nsnnc, to tic community at lnsge, md tn 20 20
insar.v crlnnna!s themselves. A " 'ae
i. Itlc cstabtlslMent oT a spccal Asrlur r..
this class, wherever practicable wuu}J H. sos
,ncns!lro ot Justice, humanity, s,lI ceo,,os. W
astt the preferable location for the eap,c ~,
IT cnnnnt he m entirely separate fnsttiu'insaa %asa
is ~ connceltnn with tic s,ato Prison, n''Ao0
ID conclusion, ! I'la5 say that svmc por,ion,
fro paper contributed in 0ct,.bcr last n N.Y.
Ch!rneO .fUNrHG! " 4ftrpuHs ,t,,4 ,lfeui,l ~ ~
ease. It has aectncd desirable to bring the ~ ut'
ject hero treated hciore tho aenvra nub. w. y
some Of ITS moro sacnt features for tie rea,an ~
that In Importance Is Onty beginning In s sa ~
rrnrhtctt. An nIynrt will F,a tno3o =. ~ 9p-
, 1879-04-19
GENERAL PROCEEDINGS.
kEY4TE

.-...-... o1'aAs.
of"t"efi1Ao, Apsa 4o'-4he senate began its
"osA ln's morning D! feeois'e large uumhcr
VI fepusts iro.h atahalne committees, some Ok
t"cn' seaui1'e IN ~ many as two dozen. a large
quantltJ OF thc ol'ls Wer0 reported aEninst AID
went on u'e tao'e' IL oe!ng the wish OF ths re-
s2eetlso caaiFme' TO uisposo ol n'l1ct poor rub
p''n aoat hao accumulated III Their Committees.
THE JOLIET iSplscMETloS."
-, me Appson.'atson H committee sent back the
Dill allo"''s s5Voo to tlie Joliet authorities for
the payment ot its debts, anl accom-
pan'ea u "ith an amendment requiring
all claimants to neeotnpany their clatas with a,I
a1naasit showing tho nature OF tlle Indebted.
ness, the tinc whcp contracted. md thu amount
1ustly duo them. ThIs amendment ,xoe ,o,ro.,,
In a. Tho hi ,,,.n ca,," ~, n. .,"";. ""s
- ~su... 49, 49," s"'''I w 10 "a epce'ai "t"c!'
eenator Gallon sent up the following anlcnl-
ment: Insert after the figure 2 In See, 9 tho
words: "As soon as Commissioners for said
Pep;teutiary shall have brg ,,,,ln,ua,rI hv ,h.
ce.."." I'"'. ".,nA,, 49, 49, ~, u""''"'et " lne
ao'esnoF anu conAfnea oy tile senate, alNl mot
bofore." When It was read he stated
that tho Commissioners now uctlns fur
this punltentiary ware mt nf,fccrs ~ ,hIs
Rtnts nn,y hc ,os,~aa ,,.. nss. W ,, ,''s
.ho,,,a hn a,,a,s., ~ 49,. .a'' .,'' "sts Lucy
,hss shoH,a ~" sa..'',., ~ s ,ns .aso uohes'
a's1 snou.e w 'e4a"co ~ ops"'" FcRn!ar aI''
polntshent oy sno noSeFhor ahd continuation by
tho Senate. These Commissioners wcrs ap-
bsfora the scnoto for c,u,yr,n, ,ton In, hutnrn
tf'av .sSo,r"a .u,h w. ,sum.'a",. .", ,,' w.. us'Mo
t'es seteNeu huch COMBINATION tlGlr fasnes
were withdrawn from beforu Tho Seuute, anu
these gentlemen,
h.y. a,.,,,n.5 ,,.,. ,.'.I. - 49, 80 w teA'
le, a'oua'su wv out,es VI te'11teutlney Co'n'
nlsssonefs' ia read from tile report Of
the Judiciary COMMITTEES Of two years
, 1879-04-19

Tot4! for tho two yesrs.."...,. ."ta'u, sGl,eu
Add this amount 10 tho S:ss5, 600 recommended
by tuu CuMiaitau tanu 1t u use!ssa tu n,aku ono
appropriation unloss Wo atn nsxe tla dther), and
Ws hufe $iSl. hHI. To This xIlnul! aIsu he added
tne SUN Ut 3lA, 81, Whtch ttla Commissioners
had run hehtlI hnd become indebted fos On tbs lst
Vt January, lS70, which mHkes
4 TOTAL $300, 5q3.9t
Tint arc expected IL vote for this Chester rcni.
tsniasy ~ tbs present session of the Legislature;
coming session OF tho Legislature, Tor sotno Yeas
a. least. would ~ asked to yute Ike sum. Tho
9al9ry uf III additional aut Of officers aloue II given
III thu Commissioners esluaio al 3ib, 700 in lh7p
and $50, 00O IN 1850. THAT slnvlo ltuu, fur tho
two years. would build additions to o!ict sufficient
lo accommodate Ut least l. QUO additional eouviets,
whieh ~ more than the State 10 likely 70
lave for many years to cuMu. Agatn, II Tho
bo4thetn A Areni.eat!aty were entirely auaadonea.
aN1 Tie 500. UOu aErady cxpuHtrd should liz
!ota! loss u thu stale, IN Thu next two years lu
sia,e would Nv tl.u ga,ast W oyst sao Ooo u not
aud carry said Institution for The Two Yeafs. ray.
Ing noseuV about the appropriation for addftlouAt
buildings. Ey1Hi it should tu thought best to aomp
tIuv complete lbs caessst tsn,seaiiaEy, We d. lot
, 1879-04-19
POINTS.
HAUCI NOW HAPPY AGAIN.
EtLsrfal }1IsrIIfrh IN TIA TtIkuns


6fnlNurlELp, April 16.-FrDMiuent among
The lohGyists Oh tho hoor thia morning was nr.
Jolu II. Nauch, who has Just returned from
Chicago. whsFo ho had beeu attending III In.
vcstisat!on touching some alleged queer prac-
ttces Oh the part Of ona Of tho Institutions for
graduating sawboncs. The Doctor wauts q
liberal appropriation for bis pet,-tlle State
Mcdlca, Society.
INSURANCE.
Following Ia Senate Bill Ids. a. amended by
tho House yesterday, and ordered to third
reading. Tllu amendments materially chaugo
the hll ~ It canle irnu. the senatp. cutting out
lhe peremptofy prohibition sgslast the t1apsics
, 1879-04-19

NIL tne mn act fi'f thb better regulation Of tho
nutinces Of INSURANCE. and for tho projection 0f
tho ctixcns of this State, In their dealings with
insurance companies.
lawful Tor any Insurance cunpnny, association. or
par.ne:.hlp tneornosatcd by Or organized nncs sEc
in1 ngn!ns tnes da,l,alc ly fire, or naainat tho
Tsks of inland navigation or transportation, OF for
nf autng persons a1alnst accidents, to snkc Risks
fr 70 'ranssct any hasine.s Whatever. a1sl1slxod
by its charter Within ihls statc, until II rhall have
con1pl1cu VIII Tho following rcqniEcn,cnlF+ IN a..
dIt9n to thoto already !npusoa 6Y esist'ng law: u
slall arst Me With thu Auditor Of Public Accounts
til. statc aiy .saea ii ty il i se.deat and scctS:
tirv, With liz Corrurhtu *eai attached. which stale.
incht s!all contain The follnwE dcclsration: That
this Sthtc that II wilt accept itccsc therefor hcs
cotinv ~ the laws nf hs state, md that said licento
a!a!l Iehoye: Or a,aRc applcatinn to semoyu into
Any United stntcs Court aIlY actlon or preceding
commenced In my uf the State cfurta of this state
sHrnMec, nnlers Tho a,s,,re, fur valuable cunsid.
era,lon aut1nrIxe or runrcnt to ench removal.
Of se hs hfses se ssste! w S % III osStt
requltcnlonlt nuw imposed BY existing Inv, tho
An.tor ot Public Accounts shalt ttsne 70 such in
icgHse tO itaAsact ts hunnc*s In this Siatc; and
NJ haeh lleottse shall 'c Issued until R q tni ~.
qn,;'e!n,ent. ehall lave hcen cuupca with; and no
sncI Incorporated cnaAany, nssocnitun. Nr part
netshsp shall carry III the h,.inrss for which It
mny aavS Ses, @ ,sotpn5a,ea Within ing sats In
.', fna s.nn M"se % p'alsu hncM hscass . s 1ea ior
M .sG;so sta W wv rshe 10 iaal rlussu ~.
~ ~ e1sa'hs INV, - he nalu " tlG 'HcorpolAteM
.siIt'. aesoe'at'un Ut PattAes6a1p ~ 1ccnl"'s
'usA W. hteaGe' Ge',,..-,- -
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