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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-29

HALIFAX. n. s.. Nov p. Ropo rts
from different parts Of this province show
that the gale Of Sunday aud MONDAY WIS
felt all over Nova Scotia, but 10 iar no r..
ports have been received Of serious dius.
tens In this region. The steamer Worries.
ter which sailed from Boston 10 this port
ON Saturday, has not since been heard
from. Tho steamer Vancouver due un
Sunday with Canadian mails, from In.
gland, has not yet arrived. The weather
continues thick and heavy sca Is run.
ming. Rumon are current that the Wur.
cc-tcr aud Vancouver have gone ashore,
but M far ~ can be- learned they are with.
out foundation. The schooner llcloisc,
coal laden, from sydney, G. 49,, Tor Char.
lottciown, L. 4. l., Is ashore NJ Woods
Island, la the straits Of Northumberland.
but she will probably come oil alter being
lightcncd
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THE RECENT STORMS,
An Enormous Amount of Damage Done
at Coney Island.

at Coney Island.
NEw York, Nov. 2S.--Thc destruction
by the storm OF property on Concy Island
will not be covered 10y 100000. The Con-
course may be said to be a total wreck
The expensive concrete roadway lies in
heaps of irregular fragments that show
where the waves swallowed up $4,000
kcarns' Ocean Hotel, which had the addi-
ton containing the kitchens swept away
by the waves, stands lettering upon few
piles, and even u moderate gale accom-
panied by high tide will destroy it
utterly. kearns estimates his loss yaIi.
ously from $4,000 to $4,000, fair weather
alone making 1t possible TO keep the loss
at the lower figures. The Coney Island
Gas Company is out about 5000 by the
gale, through damage TO its stables and
mains along the Concourse. The Marine
Railroad officials have as yet done nothing
beyond viewing the spot once occupied by
their expensive station aud breakwatcr.
As not n vcstigc even Of the foundations
remain their loss will probably foot up to
$4,000. Three quarters Of the Brighton
Beach bathing pavilion was carried away,
and the portion that remains is almost sure
10 90 when II blows n hatiul OF wind BE.
tween Manhattan Beach and Brighton the
sea made n clean breach across the beach
and has partially opened the old inlet.
The Manhattan Beach Hotel was not in
jured, but four Of the large bulk heads
that project into the ocean were knocked
into worthless heaps OF stone and spln-
tered tmbcH. The beautiful flower gar
ems that stretched away TO the beach in
front OF the hotel, were washed away and
heaps Of sand aud debris lett in their
nlaraa
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tue HURRICANE sprlpr. compan, TalI,

IN TT'-I-
NASHVILLE Tenn, Nov 2a.-lhc TUT
lahoma & Hurricane Spring, Company
made ON assignment nj Manchester, Coffee
County, today Ia l.. y. llicscnon, of Tul.
lnhoma, AMI !. II. Acklcn, oi Nashville,
as trustees Tho as,ris are Hurricane
Springs. Hurricane Hall Park Hotel aud
Pyllnl Springs. aud the Liabilities $4,000.
The property was sold in October, 20 per
cent oi the purchase price 10 be- paid In
cash and the balance Ia stock VI thr com.
pauy. A. iho rish wis not enough tp pay
the debts The sale will be- declared of
probably since tho assignment las been
made.
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Parliament Accepts tho Amend
ments of Mr., Healy
Relating to the Sub-Letting of La
boror5 and Othor Matters.
Mr. Morley and Mr. Shar- Lofovre
Arc Satisfied With II.
It is Rumorod That Emperor williams
Recent Indlsposltlon Was Duo to
Chronic Trouble inside the Ear
Horny George ut Glasgow.

LoNpoN, Nov 2s.-Tho debate on the
Irish Land Purchase bill WAS resumed in
the House OF Commons this evening.
Mr. Mahony (Nauonalist) moved the in
sortion In the bill of now clause to tho
effect that the Land Commission shall take,
us u security for the payment by tenants Of
their instailm1nis, the improvements exc
cutcd 10y the tenant or his predecessor in
his title
Mr. Baliour, Chief Secretary for Ireland,
opposed the motion ON the ground that il
would introduce great confusion, and also
because II was agains; the interests Of the
purchasing tenant
The motion was rejected by vote Of 1870
10 ~.
Mr.. Smith, the Government leader, APP
pcalcd To the House To assist IN closing tho
discussion ON the bill The Government,
he said, was DESTROYS Of meeting the oppo-
siliOn as Tar ~ possible and would accept
the series of amendments proposed Nv MIR.
llcaly relating TO sub-cttlug to labOrers,
and, also, the provision that the Land
Commission shall not sanction an advance
Of money to a tenant unless they are GER
tain that the application OF the tenant was
not made under durrss The Government
also intended 10 promote the bill dealing
with the registration oi titles.
Mr.. Morley aud Mr. Shar.Ic 'eyr, both
expressed themselves satisfied with these
concessions.
Mr.. Smith thcrcupon moved that tho
purchase bill hc read third time.
Mr. llcaIy, however, objected on ac-
count Of undue haste.
Mr. Raliour said that Mr. Edward liar.
riurton will not be- arrested under tho
pending warrant against him during tho
debates un the Irish estimates.
Mr. smith announced the withdrawal oi
the Wheel tax bill
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OBITUARY.


Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
NEWPORT, Ark, Nov rs Death visited
this ncighborhood again today, aud carried
away with him Ms Mary buchanan, be-
loved wife Of Dr. buchanan. Her illness
has not been long, but very painful, aud was
borne with great iorliludc aud Christian
resignation. Tor years she has brOn an
active member Of the church, aud WIS
much beloved 10y large circle oi friends
on account Of her many noble, pure yir-
tues and great gooducss 81 heart aud kind.
ness. She leaves q fond husband aud sew.
crl ohildrrn 10 mourn her untimely TAX
Ing away.
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Burlington & Quincy, said he had paid
little attention TO the proposed scheme,
and rs he had not been consulted in regard
TO it, there was nothing for him to say on
the subject.
1t seems probable that ii the trainers Of
the plan fail to unite all the roads west,
northwest and southwest of Chicago, the
agreement will 60 into effect West Of the
Missouri River since the Southern Pacific,
the Union Pacific, the Missouri Pacific and
the Atchison are all in accord with the
movement, and they practically control
the territory. Mr.. Midgcly said he called
no meeting to consider the matter, as the
proposed plan is not completed.
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Iudrr ". W. n1nJnmln.

spuclal Dispatch ~ The Appeal
Lrrlr RuCK, Ark, Nov. 2s.-Judgc VI.
W Benjamin, ono Of the oldest Republican
leaders oi the State, died nj his home In
this city this morning ai 3o'clock, oi pncu.
monia. Il will hc remembered that the
Judge WIS shot Ia the head with bean
shooter, at Mouilllon, The day before clcc
ton. where lac hal gone B. supervise the
election polls, which, II 10 said, supcrn.
dncrl Lis ruflN drm-Ar.
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CoNsrASriNortr, N0U aN Two thou
sand iaen whose time 900 ihr army bad
expired aud Who wora about to De- tcut
home before lr'ng paid, rry1llll while
they we're ou board transports in thia har-
Dor aui demanded ihorT1y They mkcd
the boiler hf, anil drC.HUl The vessels
should mot ai until they bad received
the money due them. The Minister OF
War With much difficulty misrl sufficient
money tuUlN thr men, and the vessels
then .pi port Tnr Sultan his ordered an
iuquy iuIu thu affair
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Mn,cr Nn,ir,. MIss.

Special Dispatch IN The Appeal,
WATER VALLEY, Miss, Nov 2s.-- Mr.,
Nick Kirby, one Of the most popular
and youngest engineers on the Mississippi
division Of the Illinois Central Railroad,
was married this evening TO Miss llcltio
Parks, one Of Our most lovely young ladies'
They left on the s o'clock pm. tram for
New Orleans, with the best wishes Of
host Of friends for n happy ami prosperous
Journey. The Rev W f. Hudson, oi the
Baptist Church, performed the ceremony
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LONDON, Now 2N.=\ullrri MiCdmnnu,
q German FuyoncH, has brought suit
against Robert Horace WalpoIo, tho heir
pr.umpiyc 10 the Enrld1m oi oxford, Tor
flO.OJO damages. for breach Of promise
and libel. She alleges that WulpOlo met
her in Bulgaria lie made her an UGrr of
marriage md then betrayed her lluulipr.
ward discarded her, AMI nov WpudlalDB
tho paternity OF her child.
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now EVANS WAS ELECTED.

Georgia Negroes Voted In tho Third
District An Arrest Mado.
Special Dispatch n Tho Appeal
CuArrANoouA, Tenn, Nov. 2s-Tho
sensation today b. tho arrest Of Detective
l.. r. Elliott iur procuring Georgia ncgrocs
10 vote for II. Clay Evans Ut the recent
election. James Jackson's confession that
hc and four other Georgia negroes had
hccn induced by Elliott a. vote, made be-,
fore the United States Commissioner, lcl
a. llliotts aTJsL Tie arrest oi several
other prominent Republicans is promised.
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WIZ nlIraln sna snIll,an Wet,

BAtuuonr, Md, Nov. 2S-lt WIS 90.
mord las, night thaiaHiglcs for meeting
bad been signed by representatives OF XII.
rain aud sullivan. kilmin was seen This
morning aud denied that the articles had
brcn signed, bat be- admitted that there
was some foundation Tor the rum1F, aud
said that the tight, II it came oil, would uc.
eur within ten weeks NJ some point near
Chicago.
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Tennessee this afternoon. Before leaving
he was asked concerning a statement in
the, Chattanooga Times, OF today, that he
had last week prepared certificate of
election Tor Mr.. Bates, and had it signed
and sealed. The Governor said this after
noon that the certificate was merely pre-
pared to prevent mandamus Interference
in the event that he should conclude to
give 1t 10 Bates. On the same day the
certificate was DESTROYED.
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wM wAHNra,
THE LONE niaHwAYMAM.
Black Fart 70 Responsible for the Recon
Train Robborios.

Black Fart 70 Resp Jnsiblo FOR tho Recent
Train Robborios
sAN FnWusoo, Cal, Nov. pa de
tcctiyc In the employ Of Wells, Fargo x
Co, IL authority for tho statement That tho
recent series Of bold stage robborics In
Northern California were the work Of
"BIack Bart" the famous lone highway
man. who robbed ihrty.onc Fngcs in this
State before hc was finally captured i've
ycam ago aud sent b. San Quentin. Bart,
whose real name IL Bolcs, emo from
Missouri. aud began his robboricl in 1870.
aud Tor thirteen yelrr he completely mys.
tilted the police. His system wa Ia watch
stage coaches with powerful field gllurs,
and when be- found no armed guards were
on thc stage De- would mask himself aud
hold up the stage without rcglrd 10 the
number Of passengers on board. lie Co..
gularly returned the money aud yaluablcs
10 the female passengers, and II WAS bis
custom 10 leave doggorel ycrsos on
broken express boxes making game Of
the detectives. lie WIS finally caught In
SON Fnncito aud sen, 10 san Quentin Tor
seven years. The detective learned that
Black Bart, after bis release lns, January.
went 90 Nisalia, Ia Kprncy County. aud
registered a, Moore. When the stage was
robbed near Reading last July. the de-.
tocuyo suspected Bart and investigated.
IT, found a'I the familiar methods used by
the lone highWayfn n, and since then
three other aiig.s lave b",n robbed in
ndghbyrIng c1uY'ie.. Ml by the same skill.
lul hand. Dcsrrpiinnsoi lhu masked high-
vayman. a. well ~ his during and skill,
corr spond with Bart Detectives have
hope % soon cat HIM him, bot tie pros.
poet b. dubious. us be- has c.udul thcn be-.
lore ior m0fc thau ten yga,A
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MRS. GEN. SILL R IAN DEAD.
The Companion Of Old Tecumseh Die
at Her Home In New York.

The Companion of Old Tecumseh Dies
at Her Home in New York.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 2s.-Mrs, Gen. VIM.
T. Sherman died at 10 o'clock this morn
ing at her residence, No. 70 West Seventy
first street.
Mrs. Sherman slept quietly during short
periods last night, but at s o'clock il be-
came evident that she could live but a
few hours.
Gen. Sherman was notified and he and
his children who live at home, Rachael.
Lizzie and Tecumseh, were at the bedside
when Mrs. Sherman breathed her last.
Mrs. Sherman's remains will be taken
to st. Louis Mo-, for interment. ST. Louis
is the old home OF the Sherman family,
several members of which are buried
there. A special car has been placed at
the disposal OF Gen. sherman TO convey
the remains West. The train will start
tomorrow morning and reach its destina-
ton Saturday morning. The interment
will take place on Saturday afternoon.
For nearly five years Mrs. Sherman has
been suffering from heart trouble, and
about three weeks ago her malady assumed
a serious aspect. DIR. G. T. Smith, of the
regular army, was called in By the Gem
erl, and through his efforts the trouble
was somewhat overcome. But on Sunday
Mrs. Sherman partook OF somethingat dim
ner that did not agree with her, and in the
evening the serious symptoms OF her illness
reappeared and she was hurriedly put TO
bed. On the advice OF DIR. Smith Gen.
Sherman called in another physician, and
during the night he sent for DR.. Pepper,
an eminent Philadelphia physician De-
spite all the efforts OF the medical men,
Mrs. Sherman continued TO grow worse,
apparently sinking steadily, aud at Z
O'Clock last evening her condition became
so alarming that Gen. Sherman was adj
vised TO telegraph 10 all his children to
come TO New York at once. Dispatches
were accordingly sent DIR. Pepper had
returned TO Philadelphia ON Mon
day evening, and DR.. Smith, feeling
that some one ought 10 be on hand
constantly for ma emergency, arranged
TO live in the house, and was
given possession Of Gen. Shcrmans room,
which adjoins Mrs. Shermans ON the
second floor, the General moving to his
office in the basement In this way the
Iight was passed, Lizzie. Rachel and
Iecumseh, the three children, who live at
home, watching by their mothers bed
side, and assisted in waiting on her by
two professional nurses. At O'Clock this
morning the General was advised that
there was no immediate danger OF Mrs.
sherman's passing away, but her condi-
ton was so low that she could hardly live
more than iorty-eight hours unless n
change occurred within short time for
the better. She was sleeping, but resting
very uneasily, Gen. Sherman wis almost
Frustrated last evening. lie and his wife
have been married thirty-cight years, aud
grew up as children together in Lancaster,
q where Mrs. sherman was born sixty
four years ago. Her father was the culc-
braied Thomas Ewing, Senator, Repre-.
sentative and Cabinet officer, and the
mother was a Miss BOYLE, aud II is from
her that Mrs. Sherman inhcrls her rigid
Catholic faith Tor which she has become
noted.
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ARKANSAS MAsoNs.
Tho Grand Lodge Adiourns with Iau,
quot at Little Rock.

Special Di'paich 30 che AppeaL
Linus Rock, Ark, Nov -. Tho Ma.
sonic Grand Lodge adjourned today with
a banquet al Ro. slcr's. which was a small
sting affair, no ladies' being present Tho
following ollie'rc were elected Tor The On.
suing year woshipiul Master. Il II.
Taylor, Garland County Deputy Gmud
Master, j. ". scuclssscolt County, Grand
Lecturer, u. u. Warren, Green County
Grand Orator, W. A. Cloiucnla, Yell
County, Gmnd senior Warden, W, r.
Ramsey, Grand Sonior Warden, ]. W.
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A FINE DIN BURNED.
Tho Loss win $50 10000. Partially
Covered by innuranco.
p.a.I.t ut.,.t,b Ia tbg Auf4aI

NbNfAN " ~ ahfN.a' HAffh'a
Special Dispatch 10 the Appeal
NEwroEr, Ark, Nov ~ At an carly
hour This morning the iinc now cotton gin
belonging 10 John Bowen, ton miles from
here, was discovered 30 be- on fire. The
flames when art seen were lcaping ont
Of the ginroom window, aud In almost a
moment aitcrward the entire structure
was Wupl In The embrace ui iho angry
flames. lioing without any water power,
the owner and ncighbos were compelled
30 stand by and watch building, machin.
cry and cotton being destroyed without an
effort 10 save anything. The loss on build.
iny, machinery and cotton will aggregate
$1,000, partially covered with insurance
in companies represented by resident
agent In Newport.
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Ihs nnaHInE Irn.i ra.e.

Special Dispatch fo The AplsaL
N,suyirlr, Tenn, Nov, 80 Gov my.
Dor did not deem the grounds rcciici Ia
Attorney General rctcu's application for
% rcguslion ior the 81. Louis Begging
Trust sufficient. and asked Mr. Peters to
furnish ANY other facts IN his possession.
In accordance with that request Mr.
Peters today hcl brief on thc subject
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foypnN. Now o, Henry Gccrgr, In a
speech 100 GLASGOW this evening sMd that
ihu feeling of thu country WIS against the
buying out Of the Irish landlords. II IL
WIS good 90 49, ihc national credit 90 en-.
able country tenants 90 buy their own
LAM. Why Was it not god TO nee tho
national credit 10 enable toNnsmcn 10 buy
thu.f lo sos7
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JACKSON. MISS.
Tho New wator-works Progressing -
Personal Mention.

INfnNNhl hhhhlhus
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
Jackson, Miss, Nov. 2s-Work on the
watcr-works for jackson has commenced.
and will be- completed within ninety days
Ten car loads Of pipe have already been
received and dirt for the siand.pipc will be
broken tomorrow morning ncar the In.
matte Asylum. Moilii, Ilolg1n & Clarke,
Of waicfiou. n. v, have ihc contract.
George w. Carlisle, Commissioner Of
Immigration, who has been seriously ill
for two weeks with typhoid fever. Is
thought TO bo slightly better although Is
still very sick.
The new school building will b. o'ou.
pied Monday The public school IL now
being taught IN several places. on account
81 no building being large enough ~ hold
the laryc increase ul scholars.
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The lnmnn Line steamer City 81 New
York, which arrived ut Queenstown today
from NoW York, met the American whalcr
w. Nnflinon Thursday last. The whalcr's
Grow we've starving, aud asked Tor lroyis.
IONS a supply Was given them.
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4 ZinHbir dispatch says thc German
mpn.oiwar Leipzig and sophie have pro-
cpcd,d tU liagau0yo un account Of a ~.
port that dshtng has broken out there.
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Ihs Ilaie..I,nn. renie.i.

Special Dispatch " The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov 2S-rhcre ~
absolutely nothing new In the Bates.
Evans natter Gov. Taylor left ior Eas,
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QUO Grnnd Arn,'. =, Inrathy.

CmcAgo, ILL.,, Nov. 2s.-At a mcctin,
Of the prominent members Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic this afternoon il wa
ordered that the following telegram o
sympathy with Gen. sherman in his be,
rcaycmont be- sent him
CncAao, Noy q, iss1
Gen. W. 7. sherman New York
The undersigned, whose chief pride IL
life is that they were Of the band you wer,
40 distinguished leader Of, beg leave, in
the hour oi your supreme agony, a. tender
an expression Of our most intense SYM
pathy. May the God who shielded aud
preserved you IN the secthing flame Of bat.
Tie afford YOU the consolation which mortal
power cannot.
WV. WARNrp,
COmmander-ln.Chici, q. A. II.
EuGgSE +. WIIGEI.
Adjutant General, G.. a. r.
JAMS A. SEXTON.
Deputy Commander Of Illinois.
A. ID. RFADE,
A. A. c., Commander Of Illinois.
J. W. BuRsr,
Past Commander Deputy Of Illinois.
JAnEs TANNEn,
Past Deputy Commander Of Illinois.
RoBERr y. Wusoy,
Chief A. ID. G..
q. +. Away.
Commaudcroi A., DcparimcntoiIlli
CHARLIE 4. SiNCLAiR,
A. &. u.
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Our toWnship lrusles u suffering With
ID sore arm; be bee not been able % use
bic arm for some time.
Squire Bridge has Quit hauling Wsst
india slaves, and has gone Int The
spoke busIness.
Beautiful weather for planting corn.
and tArmers are busy. Early planting
always insures the best corn crop. and
last year learned lcss o. farmers how 10
plant corn.
Constable Dove, -. Constable ElkIns,
and John q. Line went 6shing lat week,
hut they did not catch Two ounces OF
|dsh. You had better 60 again, boys |:
the place you lose Il, Il the place TO hnd
|it.
sherman and Winnie married again
last week, and moved 70 Evans 3 Coz
|saw-mill west Of Jasper. ThIs couple
has been married three years. have d.
vided the house twice and made IL up
again; it's hoped that they have learned
that parting don't pay.
Riley Burton loaned 600 lbs. Of meat
|this spring, and iis feared the parties
will not bring it back The trouble d
Mr.. Burton did not know who he loaned
10. The felloWe took o6 : part Of the
meat house roof. and got the meat while
NJ. Burton slept. The facts In the case
show Mr.. Broix did not get oil OF the
sneak thieves. and Il . hoped he will
give Columbia another screening In
September. and II the good cIlixens or
this neighborho0d will do their part the
prosecutor will rid ne Of such persons.
but no prosecutor can indict and manu-
tacture evidence. Yet John Bretx viii
prosecute and send thieves 10 the pen il
good citi1ens will do their duty; and lei
me ssy right here. We heartily forgive
Won. Johnny. for sending elk Of our
neighbore 10 the pen two years ago, and
We are going to roll you up . great big
majority In November.
ZrPPY Coow
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The removal o. ne chops q orr Wash-
lngton suburbs will make room for
oner improvements In Tho central por-
olon o. The cIsy.-vlncennes Sun.
Yes. but yoar people need spunk
enough 20 b willing 10 pay b B tan
after u % voted By them before out.
sidere viii have any confidence "a your
not deserving the name Of . sssIeepy
city The vincennes and New Albany
railroad would more than have made up
your loss Of the shops.
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Notice Of Application Tor Liouo1

NOncE = hsrssy Given % ne eitisens q No.
crs1gs tc.n1nP. Dubois cssnty Indisns. shes %
nissioners q Dobels county. q their Jane tern.
-, Under ne yrovis1ons q Ael entitled sAn ksi
% regulate snd license he sae % sprisnous vinous
malt and other Intoxicating Icuors 70 mit she cerss
f. - b charged ~ ces snd sowns ana 70 repeal III
ores aus regulating DE sale u afoxirsfine aucrs
end I'll lswa and paris % Iaws csIse n cooicf uih
- psovs!ons q Tits &C., prescnbtsg penalties or ~
slo..ncn nereos sa1 Declaring a emereency psssed
eeu v!ne 80 Der. ~ guanlio1n ~ sAsa Quart
9 tine. - q drsnk - ~ premises. or tern
- ens year Ihe precise 1ecasioe whore he ieslres
- ~ = !. NJ hsuse sltsa1e1 q NJ premises q
Isss g sss ssssa-vsst ssessss = - eeush wssl
Wess . Dubois csuny lnlIsns nors rorflrslsrlv a.
eros1 = folsss 6egasins 4 ~ n II csser II 50
ecss sueninf Aencs ssutA = RS - olees 70 ~
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uns 2! se4 - sess.; s1seee Ra q ssll Me- = so1s
sss.s 49, Y .s p.ess es4rninss q Dslnessdos
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