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DR. MEErAUK,S
n { A b A c NE PILIS

HEAo cHk Pills
Gre S NEST ronderf1IIy Ia very shor. tine both
PEfSIA IN its worst forms cleansing the body Of
e1cess OF bile, producing regular healthy ACTOR
A fun size box OF these valuable PILLS, with full
directions for complete cure, mailed to any adj.
dress on receipt Of nine three-cent postage ltamps
fof sale by al druggists at rs cents.
TESTIMONY OF THE CLERGY:
Rey. THOMAS GUARD, one Of the most eminen,
=. &: Church. Baltimore Nd i.:'f Aoan' vernon
METTAyH's HEADA0a1 PILLS have proved mos ai
beneficial to me.
Yours truly. THOMAS GUARD.
Rev. THOMAS GAMBLE. pastor NJ. e. Church, Ha-
have Tied Pr. MrrrAua's Hr4pAoz. Pills
Old. and have been subject to Constipation . num-.
In my care. the first time Z come to BGtimoro
way So q anaa ay you psF''n' FEHoMAs GAMBLE
Rsy: Lewis A. THmEKHD. pastor N. =. Church.
gave DE-. MRTTAuR's HEADACHE Pills "a .
man who was In bed with bad attack OF Rilious
rover, ana IN fwo days ne was out attending tohk
Respectfully. LEWIS A. THIRRKIKD.
Rev. PETERS. pastor N. E. Church. Urbsna, Va,
nave used one box OF Dr. MKTTAURs HEAD.
ACHE PILLS, and found them most beneficdI,
Yours truly. I. 4. PETERS.
Rev. g. " HosBs. pastor n. q. Church. Pied.
have given my wife. who IN sufferer from Head
ache. DI; MnTTAun's HEADAoHE PnLs, and ons
Yours truly. GEO ". HOBBS.
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THR FEDERAL BUILDING Assocr ATOM hold ire
M q annual meeting last evening, j. s, Ell
WARDS presiding, and John A. Prescott. secre
saIy. Inc annual report was presented show
A,44 advances: and 81 .99s IS In settlement OF
az shares advanced on. Disbursements
sl5, 926 GO, including $1,000 advanced on So
The advance account shows $50 Xxi m sfe
shares t53 during the year). Advances repaid on
25s shares t46 during the year, 500, $40, leaving
S42,.4 On SS1 shares. The net assets are
S41 ,295 IS. The original number OF shares was
2,s40 number on the roll advanced on ss7. do
not advanced on 123, total nOw On roll $40.
Value CT each snare OF stock, $50 81 1850 paid
lows: James s. Edwards. presidents AUG
GeTsdorff. vice president; John A. Prescott
secretary and treasurer. Joseph r. Eison. F.
=. Middleton. n. c. Barnard. William f.
K. w. Fenwiek, Edwin Muller and d. B.
Bremen, directors.
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The Weather.

The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., June 7, 1881. 9:3O a. no. I
For the middle Atlantic states, warmer
cloudy. rainy weather, winds mostly southeriy
lower barometer.
More Rain Tomorrow.
The chief signal officer furnishes the follow
Ing special bulletin to the press:-Rain has
generally fallen 10 Missouri Iowa. and the lake
region; fair weather has prevailed In the south
err states and New England. In the past two
Gays more than four aud one half inches of
rain have fallen az De3 Moines Iowa. There
mas Leen considerable fail Of temperature In
the MISSOURI valley, and considerable rise in
the Ohio valley. The temperature averages
ten degrees below the mean for the month in
the lake region middle states and New Eng
land. The winds are generally light, and In
the southern states southerly. The Indications
are that on Wednesday fair weather will prevail
In the gulf states, ana rain In New England.
and possibly rain Ia the middle states
RANGE OF THB Thermometer
The following are the readings of the tler
mometer at the Signal Office during the day.
q M, Oh II a M, Cos; 3 D. n, 65o, Maxi
mum, sc minimum. co..
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"A!dsrney Dairy WaRons0
FTesn Attorney butter churned every morn.
Ing, and deltveredf in Hlbs "Wardn prints, 35c.
per 10. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilK and
sweet milk &c. per qt. Cream. 1Oc. pint.
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DMEs PILEsn PILEsu,

SURE CUBE FOUND AT LAST. NO ONE
NEED SUFFER-
= sure cure for the blind. Bleedins, rfchinG ana
Uloersted Piles has bean discovered by DIP: WI.
Indian Ointment sinele bog has cured ths
No one need sufier ave minutes sfter sppiylnS S6s
wonderful! soothing medicsne. Loi.onH tnstxy-
winians' Q.ntment sbsorbs the tur o-s. allayv tie
intesse itching (pArdcularly % nEh' after get11nG
warm ia betl, acts Q pouldce; gives instant md
painless reef and u prepared only for PLEA ltck-
Ing Of the private parts. and nott.ns elsa oold
BY al druEeistA end SAINT by msil On rocodp3 ~
pfios. q per box. FRANK 3. HENRY = co..
erop'h Olevelsnd. OHIO. 0IOTT hcIoNVIGLs
Aeep0 ~ aenlnktoo. O.O. ssbis-eo-lD
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The RI. REV. BISHOP GILMOUR, OF Cleveland.
ono, indorSes st. Jacobs Oil for rheumatism, +
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THE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD.
(NEw BROAD GAUGE RourE)
Between PHILADELPHIA and ATLANTIC CITY,
Isnow ruurie fact express trai ps os Kleyant Pas
stIger Coaches and Parlor Cars, I'm WHICH
THE CHARGE FOR SEAT Has BEEN
REDUCED TO Is CBNTs
THROUGH WITHOUT STOP IN 80 MINUTES
Pasreree.s from Washington will take the through,
GaiIs OF the Baltimore and Potomac r. a
4, or Bai'lnore and Ohio Il. r. TO PhfiA- yFskV
celpbla and arrive at Pennsylvsnia Bal lE.HX U
ROAD Station SD and Market streets the PIiil-
edelpbis. Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad sta
Ton st Bread aud WashiI gton Avenues, where
Union Transter Coaches street cars connect
OF MARKET STREET.
For through tickets, baggage checks sud full In
fornstion apply Sc follows Northeast .,orFser 18th
81 aid Penn. ave, Station Baltimore al Potomac
Z f., corner 9th and b SITS 6l9 Pa ave, 1851
Ia. ave., Station Baltimore and Ohio Aalroad.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
j. r. WOOD, Genr Pass'r Agent m2l-Im
PLOCK ISLAND, r. LOGAN VIEW HO-
DfEL. ZEN MILES AT BRA: surf and a a
SIN water bathing; splendid bars and VAIN
blue hshirE; Hotel lighted with gas: IL I'm
frst accommodates $50 guests; ieIegrsDTic
DEN, Manager. nll4-lm
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eSiy .sSUN0hEdATIoHAL CHURCH will undoubt-
sSty, secure large and select PATRONAGE for
SO n Ib snoag excursion next Friday evening.
MashiD gtons fayorite Soprano Mss a,onae
ivan Ivan, ana otner distinguished singers ara 10
Pfsai ~ g SscS c9nsers under the direction
ticuiars are mentionsd Ia Their adyertlssppant
On nTst page. s' ssslGent
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CEQQND-HAND CLOTHING B1UesHT aa6 -
p highest cs.h prices paid. Also. sschea lev
elrZ 0unas PtaolA 10. On O. a0drua 6HbE0A
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ROnRh on Rate

Rough on Hats.
Tne thing desired found at last. Ask Drul
glsts Tor Rough on Rats. 1t clears out rat
nice, reaches bed bugs, &c. loo boxes tu
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LADIES GOODS.
A. u. SCHOFUELD.
109S SEvESlH STREET NORTHWRQT

A. II. SCHOEIELD,
I03S SkvEN1H STREET NORTHWE0T.
414fss r sSf
ideas from the London ard Paris Fashion ceaters
o sSs.p eArt Ss.t
end quickest manner Of stamping goods Of al kind.
al kna hsad de-
o9ne af ies&onab rates.
mings. Noos Of al kinds and every shade. Ger
snBsxpi lsRasr s.1SnY n sS in
v eli sn q sHs pess Enssn
ua fun stool q Briggs & Co q Transfer Paper. at
merry store. Ass Pennsylvania ave- northwest. '''-
n: B-The Kensineton Stitch laugh. here. ms
DOUGLASS.
' GENUINE 5t t5SHsr Z; 4 Siaga D'''lD''''
es aA Get Ts 5 EsTHIas prices
constr Rs0GSs A bHa HsM sH sGSur
LADIES' esn dsciHn fnbRESs HOSIERY
IN New Des d5ss fcF summer Wear.
THoMsoN's vEETiIHTiNa. for no. weather.
,,o7 DOUGLASS,
THE LARGEST AND FINEST
Selection Of
STRAW GOODS. FRENCH FLOWERS. OSTRICH
PLUME5. FANCY RIBBONS, ETC.
South Of New York, at
MRS. J. p. PALMkR's,
AUS r St. Bet. 11ih and 18th SITS.
~ MONOGRAM AND Isle THREAD
GLOVES AT LOWEST PRICES. mas
- SUMMER PRICES!
MRS. M. j. HUNT.
GIL AND 62S STREET NORTHWEST
daVlng made extensive additions TO her stock of
summer Millinery, is now selling he same at
G RttatE p 5ednced prices. Special bargains in
large variety of Paris trimmed Bonnets are
1ow being offered, along with others of our own
ture. ~ "a m21
NEW GUNNER GOODS.-French Pat
~ tern Bonnets and Hats, Millinery Novelties,
garner ts at Greatly Reduced Prices, All the best
Erencn Cersets. Lawn and Percale Wrappers
Lawn and bingham Suits, Black Damasse SuiS
S42, f1He assortment Of Parasols and Gloves
PARTISAN Novelties in Neckwear, Black and White
EaGes great variety Ladies and Misses Bathing
Far aH Novelties best English Needles. papers
5Cits Treviss. Paris, 9O5 PsnnsYIvsnfa
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Yellow, Dyspeptic, Nervous Invalids
grow strong. rudy and healthy by the use OF
me Lte6tg Co.'S Coca. Beef Tonic. Beware OF
limitations. o VI
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A SOUTH WASHINGTON SfgNca.-PatrIck Sull,.
van, VIM. Ryan. s. NJ. Jones and M. j. D.
O'Connell. were charged In the Police Court to-
Gay, with creatlrg and maintaining nuisance
injurious 10 health, consisting of large piles of
manure placed on the river front. near the
Arsenal. Inspector Dennis stated that q large
number OF citizens In South Washington have
complained OF this as an intolerable nuisance
Tne testimony showed that the manure was
nos within 800 feet OF q dwelling house and "a
THIS Is the only ordinance under which the
cases could be prosecuted, they were nolIe
Prosequied. The court remarked that this d.d
not Necessarily settle the case; because IL this
= sGcn az 1ntoleracle nuisance as 1t Is repre-
Ssn'eo 10 oe, the citizens OF South WASHINGTON
Ill SSn get an inclctment from the grand fury and
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BOOTS AND SHOES

~ MARKET SPACE, u,
FOR LADIES' SUMMER WEAR,
In Low Quarter shoes and Slippers
O. Bennett Barnards.
Fin English Oxfords.
Fifth Avenue Ties.
Newport Button.
Regents ar Grecian Button.
ALL FINE AND STYLISH,
A Special Bargain in Mems Hand Bowed Low
Quarter Shoes. at %. so Yer pair.
w. HI. RICH.
1el TAT MARKET SPACE
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STOCKTON HOTEL, CAPE MAY, N J-CHAs
-. DUEFY, OF Continental Hotel, Phi ladel- :. . n
phla. Manassr Greatly enlarged and inn NRv
pIoSeo, acditional rooms, new restaurant. xk:SsI
elevator and electric bells: Comfortable accomno-
osn6n ios oCS guests MUSIC by Simon Hassers
Room Clerk. HARRY DENIsoN. late Of the Girard
Philadelphia. lei Do,
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MUSICAL AUTHORITIES ON DECKER
wi BROTHERS. PIANOS. : Theodore .-&N
Thomas, 8. B. Mills, VIM. Mason: They
9 Ments Their tone is pnre. rich. brilliant very
9 9 and OF an entirely musical character.
unsurpassed by any other piano fort,s we have
ever seen. q. II. KUHN. Sole Agent. also for Bur-
dett Organs. n.3l
rPHOLSTKRERS. DEALERS. AND REPAIR
J.. ERS. ssA for price, on Perforated and xlss-
ltc. 4. y. WILLIAMS. HArdvaFa e1s 9Th strset
maI1O-em
II IMITED OO-PARTNERsHIP = The under.
IL eigned do hereby certify that they have formed
copaTtnership for the sale OF Ice, under the name
or arm Of WashinRton and Georgetown Ice 90 No
bills or accounts viii be paid unless upo TrittSn
order signed John Leetch. Treasus err Once No
1854 water street 0eQrgetown. %. d. Thin
DATXNT OlETOU.
~ n ~ n %s!. epecafty-9at& Is Law sna
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MAKE NO MISTAKE.
THE EEw YORK SHOE sroRH,
600 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
hECEIVED "a CAB LOAD OF SHOES EROM A
1890 BANKRUPT SALE IN NEW YORK.
THE OEEAPEsT sHOKs EVER EXHIBITED
IN WASHINGTON.
4adiee. Hand made 9-strsp Sandals. 60 80
Ia9les Fine Kid Op Slipper. ...... Loo
LADIES' Fine Kid Button Boots .............. l. 80
Ladies, Hand .sewed Kid Boots. ......S2 SO to $50
LADIES SHOES OF ALL KINDS.
Ml6eee' Sou0 Button ehOee. 81 90 to 90
MISSES FINE KID SHOES -'0'
oh'asen' feD Button Solid to os:::s sSs
One hundred Styles of Gents Fine Low Shoes. at
apps GEO. MCCARTHY.
RARGAIN6-seinng on my entire stock OF
- BOOTS AND SHOES at cost. CAL carly be.
fore purchasing elsewhere, and secure bsr0iina
u It. GIE6LERS. 1021 7th street q. ". BIN
nR. DUPARE'S CATARRH RRMEDY CURES
l. every case OF IT,, Catsrrh Price, as cents. Try
Al b o.! disorders Price IS cents Mrs. D.
consumption; PRICE. 2S and SO cents. Dr..
bleeding ar itching piles. Price so cents For
sale st western Medical Depot GIG West Balti-
more st.. Baltmore. Md. and druggists mar2i-4
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NEW MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
ssON SPRINGS,
CAMBRIA 90 FA,

R1xER SPRINGS now open for reception Of
IEMBER lst Ample facilities for DO at VA q
II z. fishing, bathing. grabbing; fruit in E.sdtE
SnSnndance. Terms, Us per day, over four days
BLACK1sTONE, River Springs 20. Nd Pas
sengere on ArroTsmith land at Colton's VIII arf.
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(LAREMDOU HOTEL.
~ ~, sARATI0A SPRINGS, n. T.. EA$
+ Mhn improvements and new passenger eievaf5r
cPeaa rates for June. HARRIS LO6EKAM
"a Z. Harris, OF Wiusrd's Hotel, WASHINGTON.
mo Hotel Brighton. Coney Island Charles Lose
kHHSms proprietor Owen House and &aison Doree.
MeeMHgeon. MI Am
~ CHA1YBEATE SPRINGS viii open = n
JUNE IL Rare mountain retreat. Ex NY
cursi0n tickets. Address j. ". WHELRR JES u
Co. Nexvl 9. Cumberland county. Pa. miS-2m
NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE iaoeut shade,
~ view Blue Ridge; Sulphur Springs, - -
oafhA porchee stahles. horseA 10. In
e00go0 - 2.S&kkys &eB Vl0oDoS "a. 0QaJVD
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1881-05-05
CHAPTER cLxxxv.

further supplement to an act entitled "An
act to facilitate the collection of certain pre-
miums for the benevolent funds of fire de-
partments Of cities from fire insurance compa-
nies not organized under the laws OF this
state, but doing business herein" approved
March fourteenth, one thousand eight hun
dred and seventy nine.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That
all sums of money now in the hands of, or that
may hereafter be received by, the secretary of
state from the insurance companies on account
Of the license and tax Of two per centum, and
OF all payments In lieu Of said tax, as are now
or may hereafter be required by law to be paid
by such companies shall be by him distributed
IN equal shares to and among the treasnrers Of
the several fire department relief funds organ
lied and maintained in this state, said distribu-
ton TO be made on or before the first day Of
April in each year, but no such fire department
relief association shall be entitled to or receive
any distributive share of said money unless it
SHALL before the first day of April ia each
year. file with the secretary of state a sworn
statement showing the names of its officers.
with the amount of their respective fees or sal-
aries, If any, the names Of its benefciaries
during or within the year next preceding such
statement the amount of money paid to each
of snch benefeiaries, and the amount of money
and OF all other property in the possession Of
such association at the date of making said
statement; and the secretary of state shall an
nually ON the first day of April, make com
plete report to the comptroller of the amount
of money distributed By him in accordance
with the provisions of this act
O. And be it enacted, That this act shall be
deemed and taken to be public act and shall
take effect Immediately
Approved March %, 1881.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1881-05-05
CHAPTER CLxxxIx.


An act relative to sales Of land for delinquent
taxes made in townships of this State
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly Of the State Of New Jersey, That when
any sale of lands for delinquent taxes. has been
made prior to the year eighteen hundred and
eighty, or shall hereafter be made in any town.
ship Of this State, by any township committee
or township officer, under the provisions Of any
general or special law of this state such sale.
with the proceedings founded thereon, shall not
be vacated or set aside by any court Of this
state in any suit hereafter brought for the re-
view of such sale or proceedings, on account of
any insufhciency of the description of said lands
assessed in the assessors duplicate, or failure
of the township clerk to record in the township
book of minutes all the proceedings relative to
such sales, but such sales notwithstanding such
defects, shall be deemed valid; provided, it can
be shown by other legal evidence that the lands
so sold for taxes were the lands intended to be
assessed, and that the sale thereof was made
in compliance with the provisions of the law,
and it is hereby made and provided that it
shall be lawful in all cases to offer such eyi-
dence.
q. And be it enacted, That when any such
sale has been made to the inhabitants Of any
township of this State, under the provisions Of
any general or special law such sale, and the
proceedings thereon, if the assessment itself is
valid, shall not be vacated or set aside in any
suit hereafter brought in any court of this
state, for any of the aforementioned defects.
except On conditions that the amount of the tax
assessed, with all arrears Of interest," be paid or
rendered by the party prosecuting such suit to
the treasurer of the township committee of such
township within such time as the court shall
direct, and on failure Of the party to make
such payment within the time limited, the
said sale and proceedings shall be confirmed,
with costs.
8. And be it enacted, That this act shall take
effect Immediately.
Approved March 25, 1881.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1881-05-05
CHAPTER cLxxxyIII.

An act to amend and supplement An act re-
lative to habitual drunkards," approved
March third, one thousand eight hundred and
fifty-three.
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That Sec
ton one of the act entitled An act relative to
habitual drunkards,o approved March third,
one thousand eight hundred and ffty-three be
and the same is hereby amended SO as to read
as follows
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That it
shall be lawful for the court of chancery to
issue commission in the nature of writ de
lunatico inquirendo, as heretofore practiced
and allowed, and returnable thereto, to inquire
into the habitual drunkenness Of any person in
this state, and in case of habitual drunkenness
found, by reason Of which such habitual drunk
ard has become incapable of controlling
or managing himself or his estate, or is
wasting his estate, the chancellor shall
cause to be transmitted to the orphans
court of the county where such habitual drunk
ard may reside, q certified copy of all proceed
ings which may be had thereon, which shall be
recorded and filed in the surrogate's Office Of
said county, and thereupon the said orphans
court, upon application for that purpose, Is
hereby directed and required to appoint guar
dian or guardians for such habitual drunkard,
who shall have hesafne power over the person
md estate of such habitual drunlzard, and per-
form thesame duties and be subject to the same
liabilities. as are conferred on and required of
the guardian Or guardians Of an idiot or lunatic,
by the act entitled 6 An act concerning idiots
and lunaties. approved April sixteenth, one
thousand eight hundred and forty-six. That it
shall be lawful for the chancellor, on applica-
tion of the guardian or guardians of any such
habitual drunkard, tomake such order for the
safe keeping of such habitual drunkard as he
may deem necessary, with view to his reforma-
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1881-05-05
CHAPTER cxC1.

A supplement to an act "For the punishment
of crimes !" [Revisionl approved March twen-
ty-ssventh, one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-four.
1. Be II enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, Tia
section seventy-fye of the act to which this a
supplement, be and the same is hereby amend
ed so as to be and read as follows, viz:
IS. And be it enacted, That if any person
maliciously or without lawful justification with
intent to cause and procure the miscarriage of
woman then pregnant with child, shall ad-
minister to her, prescribe for her, or advise or
direct her TO take or swallow any poison, drug or
medicine, or noxious thing, and if any person or
persons, maliciously and without lawful justiica-
ton, shall use any instrument or means what
ever with the like intent, he shall ON conviction
thereof, be adiudgsd guilty of high misde-
meanor; and if the woman OF child die in con-
sequence thereof, shall be punished by fine not
exceeding five thousand dollars or imprison-
ment at hard labor for a term not exceeding fif-
teen years, or both, at the discretion of the
court, and in case the woman or child do not
die in consequence thereof, such offender, on
conviction thereof, shall be adiudged guilty OF
misdemeanor, and be punished by fine not ex-
ceeding one thousand dollars or Imprisonment
at hard labor for term not exceeding five
years, or both in the discretion of the court be-
fore whom such conviction shall be had.
2. And be it enacted, That this act shall take
effect Immediately.
Approved March 25 1881.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1881-05-05
NUMBER 36.
CHAPTER CxcIx.

Supplement- to an act entitled & An act to regn
late elections" =" [Revisionl, approved April
eighteenth, one thousand eight hundred And
seventy-six.
!. Be it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly Of the State Of New Jersey, That Sec
ton seventeen Of the act to which this is sup
plement, be and the same la hereby amended
80 that the same shall read as follows:
IL. And be it enacted, That when o township
Or ward in any city contains more than SIX huD-
dred voters, said township or ward shall be
divided into election districts, SO as not to con-
tain more than sir hundred voters In each clia
triot, and the mayor and common council in
the several cities aud the township committees
il the several townships are hereby required to
set of said districts on or before the FIRST day of
August next and file a description Of the
boundaries thereof, one copy in the county
clerks Office and one copy In the city or town
ship clerks Office, as the case may be, and i'm
case any error is made in fixing the boundary
lines of any such election district, the township
committee Of any township or mayor or com
mon council of any city may at any time ~
their discretion correct such error and change
said boundary Lines; provided, however, thatnO
election district shall contain more than six
hundred voters.
4 And be it enacted. That this act shall take
effect immediately.
Approved March IS, 1881
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1881-05-05
cuAprFR ncLrII

An act authorizing the Legislative bodies Of the
cities of this state to pass ordinances pro
viding for the removal of dangerous walls,
buildings, stacks and chimneys erected
therein
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly Of the State of New Jersey, That
each of the cities of this state shall have power
by its Legislative body, to make and adopt Or
Ciinances providing for and regulating the re-
inoyal of walls, buildings, stacks and chimneys
erected therein, that are liable to fall, or that
are dangerous to life; said removal 70 be made
by the owner, agent, or person having control
thereof; or in case of failure of each owner
agent or other person as aforesaid, to remove or
otherwise make safe the same within d specified
time after complaint and notice. or in case such
owner, agent or other person cannot be found
then by the proper city officer or officers dcsig-
mated for that purpose, but at the cost and ex-
pense of such owner, agent, or person controA-
ing the same.
z And be it enacted, That any violation of
any ordinance hereby authorized, may be pun
ished by fine not exceeding fifty dollars for each
day said violation shall continue
8. And be it enacted That this act shall be a
public act and 80 into effect Immediately
Approved March %, 1881.