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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-02

| LIVER KERSAL HARDER.-Ich hob
IT, dri-un-fartzich mohl obg'-
|~oro fun drinka-sell wore ola nj
b. idder os ich dreisich yohr old
De ni-yohr hov ich an nj blawd
| Jrate un hob net ob-g'shwora.
4 hob ovver my mind uf g'mocht
Ilder besser tsu do, ovver ich hob
| fsrshprucha. Der old trick far
k.bwara so os mer g'frogt wart
| lripka hut shunt am letshta nj
Ilr pimmy g'shoft nit am Huller-
IN Is hen shunt tsu feel fun
h customers seller gag uf enc
seked. un are is awfonges tsu an
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| vara. Fershprecha maucht shul-
l-un der leeb Gud vase os ich
|,nt ollaweil g'nunk fun sella hob.
hch hob mich fardinga wellq naxt
hmer far my shulda batzawla, un
] bin tzu IN olda Sammy Senda-
Ezer der onner dawg un hob enc
kroct was are mere gevva date far
sipera boweri shofla. Are hut
|ch g'frogt was ich shoffa kent.
h hob enc g'sawked shier anich
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I'm blousa, much der meel fora,
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kela. un shier anich ebbes os an
kpsmensch do con except an dut
ht wesh-shpella ms mowl nemma
her am wesh runner nemma un on
! sama tzeit der nuchbor's fraw
Irecheri fun Barick fartzela ivver
hinner fense. Der old Sammy
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)onet ga-budda.
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lWell," hov ich g'sawked, sell is
ordlich grose ding bi mere. Ich
an grosser esser. Ich bin hun
ich ga-bora, un hob mich net sot
sse in silva yohr. Won ichs hob
b ess ich fnf mohl der dawg nit
BE- un brote g'shwisha drin.'
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b Sammy. "Was dadsht nemma
dadsht de gons tzeit fressa ~
Bell hut mich grawd about holver
ftzarndt, Are hut, denk ich, nix
hby g'maned aver es hut wiesht
|Pwed, un ich hob usht my mind
|gmaucht won an ormer mon sich
hmy sot essa darf don is es tzeit
are sich hengt- Mer muss any
|w ferdiveled hard shoffa far des
lnich lava.
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pr far uf an boweri ge don moch
fart on nina patent-rights, Ich
|b widder an imbroofment uf nv
(gle-track, self-balancing riggel.
ke g'maucht. Ich hobs now ar.
pged far es wasser kocha far del
feem maucha far es ding shprenga
lch's i'll der boiler do. Ich bin
ON ma burglar proof safe inventa
Pner os mer an biss-kotz nj shpara
p lch defy der rawver os long in
safe rum shtart won an biss-ket-
slch drin eebed. Ich hob ollas
|dlch now except es biss-ketzel
Tonga, uns hummer nemma tsu
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an patent druf' greega. 81 so
Pr un froge in dinera tzeidung ell
Per vase wo an biss-ketzel tsu
Pga is.
OILS Widder,
BooNAsTIFL.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-10
THE CORRECT TIPS.
The Horses that Won at Saratoga an,
Monmouth.


The Horses that Won at Saratoga and
Monmouth.
The vim ers at Monmouth Park yester-
day were
First race, three-quarters of a mile
Volunteer, l; Maidstone. 2; Terrifier, g..
Time. 116 1-2
Second race. three-quarters of mile
Sorcerer, 1; Pickwicker. 2; Fairview, 3.
Time, l. is.
Third race, one and one-eighth miles
Judge Morrow, 1; Chaos, 2; Can-Can. 8.
Time, 1.5S1l.
Fourth race, one and one-quarter
others started. Time. 2 15N.
Fifth race, one mile--Eric. L; Defaulter,
2; Major Domo, Q. Tame, LAG.
Sixth race, five furlongs-D Daisy Wood
ruff, 1; Autocrat, 2; Vardee, 3. Time,
| 1.03jI
Seventh race, one. mile-Monroe. /;
Philosophy, 2; My Fellow. 3. Time
| 1.47t5.
The horses that captured the purses at
Saratoga yesterday were:-
First race, three-quarters of mile
Kingston. ]; Wary, 9; Tom Hood, g.
! Time, 1154.
Second race, five furlongs Palestine, l;
Monterey, 2; Ny Mamie o, 3. Time
Third race, one and three sixteenth.
-Hypocrite, l; Floodtide, 2; Uncle
Bob, 3. Time, 2.0F9<.
Fourth race, one.and one sixteenth mile:
-Ruperta, l; Prince Fonso, 2; Santiago, 8
| Time. 1.4S 1-2.
Fifth race, one mile-Irene, /; Satisfac
ton, 2; Carrie e., 3. Time, 1.43 1-2.
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Corporation Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
assess ent fied in the oce Of he Clerk Of the
zoard OF Street and Wafer Commissioners their
final assessment man and report for the construc-
OCEAN AVE.
GATOR AVE
'-''4 s'e'A IL IL OLD G' BERGEN Fsai5 Road
from Gator ave. to Bergen ave,
from Gator ave. 10 point about $50 feet north OF
LONG ST.
from Rose ave- 20 McAd 1 ave- and through
to point about 80 feet east or Old Bergen road and
from point Is feet east of Jackson ave. to Rose
ave. and The same is nowopen to public Inspection
And notice is also given that the following streets
or avenues or particular sections thereof are In
'S- - 9''1 '''s4 orEAS AVE.
from Linden ave. 70 Warner ST..
LUDLOW ST.
from Gator ave. TO Earle 81,
RUTGERS AVE.
from Gator ave. to Warner st,
from Gator ave. to point about es7s feet west of
warner ST. LONG ST.
from Rose ave. to Nc Adoo ave-.
OLD BERGEN KoAD
from Gator ave. 60 Bergen ave-
for Its entire length.
from McAdoo ave TO Warner Sc,
BERGEN AVE.
from Old Bergen roal to point about 2s feet east
thereof,
DANFoRTH AVE.
from point about 2SS6S south of Ocean ave. to
Old Bergen road,
from point about 2ss.6s SCUM tot ocean ave. to
Old Bergen road.
NEW ST.
from Ocean ave. TO Ruysers ave-.
SHhV FIELD SIS
from Ocean ave. to Is5itgers St.
from ocean ave. TO Rutgers ave-,
WARMER f..
from ocean ave. to jackson ave-,
McADOO AVE.
from Rose ave- TO Old Bergen 70 A.
Ant mat the lst day OF Sept ember 1890, at ten
o'clock a ~, and the meeting room OF the Board
OF street aDd Water C0mmissi oners are hereby
nxed as the time and paaoo zen and wnere the
Board OF Street and water Commissioners will
Jectons to said asse Ssinent and report.
ing
By order Of the Board Of Street andrwater Com
GEO. T.fBoUToN,
Clerk
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The Greenville Athletic Club defeated
the Puritans ON the Schuetzen Park
grounds at Greenvllle yesterday after
noon by score of is to IA. Puritan
battery, Woodward and Cary; Greenvllle
Athletic Club battery, Erdhardt and
jackson.
The Yonkers YIN. C. A. defeated the
Greenville Y NJ. C. A. on the Danforth
avenue grounds by the score % to 10.
Yonkers' battery, Smith and Wilson;
Greenville battery, Carson and Duhme.
The tail-enders of the New Jersey Ath-
letic League, the Bayoune Rowing and
Athletic Association, captured q victory
yesterday on their own grounds by van
gushing the team of the West End Ath-
letic Association of Somerville The
score WASH. r. a. A., Z; West End A.
c., ). The base hits were. B. r. A. A.,
8. Errors, IL Base hits, w. e. A. c., 6.
Errors, Is.
The Cables play against the Port Jervis
team al Shohola Glen tomorrow.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-10
CHAPTER CCIIII.

A Further Supplement to an act entitled
AN act to regulate the practice of
law, approved March twenGy-seventb
one thousand eight hundred aud sew.
enty-four.
/. lie IL enacted by the Senate and GEN
eral Assembly Of the State OF New Jersey.
That hereafter the compensation to be
paid to my sergeant-at-arms heretofo re-
or hereafter appointed in aceordanc e
with the provisions of the act 20 whie h
this is a supplement shall be the same n s
Is now paid to constables in attendance
upon the courts, to be paid by the eoun tv
collector Of the county on the certifieate
OF the presiding judge; provided, how
ever. that he shall not for the same tim q
receive per diem compensation as a con :
stable or as d crier of The courts in tn e
county; and provided further, that this
act shall only apply TO counties Of the
second class.
2 And be it enacted, That all acts and
parts OF acts inconsistent with the terms
Of this act, be and the same are hereby
repealed
Approved June 10, 1890
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A CONsPIRATOR ARRESTED.

The Young Scandal Turns Up In a Jer-
soy City Court.
Detective Hottie arrested Melano G.
Richardt at,No 1Os Fairview avenue yes
terday morning. The prisoner has been
wanted by Paterson authorities for about
three years, for having been engaged in
one of the most contemplate conspiracies
ever brought to light, and for which he
was indicted by the Paterson Grand Jury.
Inc old Hamilton House scandal Is vet
fresh in the minds of readers of THE Sun
DAY MORNING NEWS. 1t was this:-
Hichard Young, perfume manu-
facturer of considerable wealth, desired
to get rid of his wife, who was
in every respect a very estimanle woman.
To do this he created conspiracy for the
purpose of running her character. He
one day disappeared from his home, and
after an absence OF several weeks, his
Wife began to make an active search for
him. Everywhere she sought and the
police were called on to assist When
about discouraged in her efforts a man
called on her and said her husband was
at the old Hamilton House In Paterson.
Not mistrusting anything Mrs. Young
went with the fellow eagerly. He told her
that her husband had been out Of his
mind and had been found wandering
about the country. Together the man
ana Mrs. 1oung went to the hotel and uD
to room. AS soon as they were in il the
scoundrel turned the lock and then Mrs.
Young for the first time realized she was
the victim of plot Before she
could determine what 10 do.
her husband and u policeman broke down
the door, and satisfied that she and a
man were there together the husband
left at once He began suit for divorce
but failed to obtain ii. the Court deciding
in favor of the injured wife.
She was prevailed on TO relate the facts
| 10 Grand Jury and the result was that
| Young, his confidential clerk, Henry
| Torrey, and Melano G. Richardt were
! indicted. Young fed to California and
/ Torrey and Richardt became missing.
/ Sheriff Cadmus yesterday found Torrey
4 in Paterson and arrested him. He tele
! graphed to this city where Richardt coulc
| be found and asked to have him taken il
custody. Today Richardt was turned
over to the Paterson police.
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WEST BERGEN SHUT OUT.
The Tabernacle Athletic
Associations Baseball
Team Did 1t.
WINNERS AT THE TRACKS.
The Results Of the Baseball Games
in and Out of
Town.
WINNERS AT THE TRACKS.

A thousand people viewed an exciting
and well-played game of ball at West
Bergen yesterday afternoon on the Culver
Avenue Grounds, between the Taberna-
Giles and West Bergens. It was prin-
clnaliy battle of pitchers.
Wilson, of the Tabernacle Club, pitched
q great game, striking out twenty men.
Wilson may be regarded as a phenomenon,
and it is very probable he will turn out q
professional twirler next year Lewis,
the West Bergen's second baseman,
played fine ball
The game was a blank until the fifth
inning, when the Tabernacles scored two
runs by fine base running and heavy bat
ting. The remaining runs were made by
Tree batting and good base running. Be
low Is appended the score:-
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GE&LED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- the oHico OF the Board of Strest aud Water
Comm ssoners. on Monday. Augus,a attn 1890 AZ
ten O'Clock a. m. for the
IMPROVEMENT OF fRvISeRsT
from Central ~ Nelson ave, IN accordance
with plans and specifications file 10. the Office OF
lhe Chief Engineer. corner OF Jersey We and Mer
Ger 81 where bapR forms Of bid and agreement OF
suretes must be obtniDed.
ESTIMATE -OIIQU Antilles
About 250J cubic yards of earth exc aviation.
Abont 30 cubic yards oG rock exca1 eation.
About ,40O cubic yards of earth Mining.
bout - cubic Yards OI sand OF gri gel filling
About 81 square feet OF new bridge tsIone.
About LOO squire feet Of new fagf ing.
ABOUT S0J squs-e feet of relatd iiagtang.
Time Hllowe6 for the completion OF the work
sixty ~ workfn g days
Tie makingfof the above inn roveI aent and award
Of The contr@-t therefor will be subject 10 the re-
Inonsrance of the owners of the property liable 10
more than o ne half the assessment therefor.
Pfoposalf, must he enclosed in sealed Envelopes,
endorsed Proposals for improvement of rving
81 airy cte0 10 II. A. Dnsan. Esq, Chairman or
CoinnfiV 90 Streets and Sewers" aud aanded to
the eeF OF the BOARD in open meeting when called
Tor Y ne order OF business relating 10 scaled
No city onlcial viii be accepted as surety nor
wiz substitution Of sureties be allowed.
~ q attention OF bidders IS especially called to
Sef tOn y. OF the View Charter Of tSAn under the
~ ms whereof contract shall be oinding upon
y 10 city until the bonusinen offered. By the con
tractor nave been approved Dy the Board Of r.
nance the President of said Board having power
| TO examine the proposed bondsinen under oath.
by order OF the board Of Street, and Water
'S GEO. i. .DoUToN,
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o., the erieket FieId.

The Jersey City Cricket Club viii play
a game with the Philadelphia Cricket
Club at Philadelphia on September /.
The following gentlemen will compose
the team:H. Higgins, J. McCabe, Harry
Murray. A. Warner, W. MeCabe, G.
Brill, T. Fullum and J. Crosby. All
clubs wishing games please address III.
Powers, No. l60 Newark avenue
The cricket teams of the New Jersey
A. G. and Cosmopolitan Cricket Cbub had
q drawn battle at Bergen Point yestsr
day in the League scores. The Cosmo-
politans made 110 runs The New, Jersey
A. c.. Is made so for four wickets when the
g lme was called. The Athletes were
confident of winning had not darkness
fallen
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-10
CHAPTER CCLII.
An act relative to safe deposit aud trust
companies

- t--r -1%f%eAfS " oeaAG tcpU7AL uDu JTudH
companies.
l. BE it enacted by the Senate and
General Assembly of the State of New
Jersey, That it shall and may be lawful
for any safe deposit and trust company
organized under any law of this tate, to
receive money on deposit to be repaid on
demand or otherwise, as may be agreed
upon by and between the depositor and
the company, and with or without inter-
est as they agree
z. And be it enacted, That nothing In
this act contained shall be so construed
as TO prevent or in any wise affect or inn
pair the right of any company now iueor :
porated or hereafter to be incorporated
under the act entitled IAN act Tor the in
corporation of safe deposit and trust com
panies, approved April twentieth, eigh-
teen hundred and eighty-fve, and III e
various supplements thereto; OF unde +
any special act or incorporation, receiy
ing deposits of money as a part of it's
business, from taking and receiving de-
posits OF money to be repaid on deman d
or otherwise, as may be agreed upon. with
or without interest, notwithstanding
such deposit is less than five hundred
dollars.
3. And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect Immediately.
Approved June 10, 1890.
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Todd WIN stav in LaiI.

Tailor Birdsail said yesterday that Will
will have 10 remain in the County Jail
until admitted to bail by Judge Lippin-
colt. The Judge win not be to the Court
House before Tuesday, when he will lis
ten TO any application to admit Todd TO
bail if the Ring desires to risk It's money
in that way. The bail will have to be
Aery good before the court will accept it.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-10

Xk7 EST SHORE RAILROAD--N. Y. C. q II. r. X IS
w Co., lessee-Trafns leave West Forty
street station. New York, as follows. and twenty
minutes earlier from the foot OF Jay street, New
'955 m, s5i5 D. m 7S.l5 M; 81. Louis - sS.l5
II. M Toronto ~ 81 m. 1913. sSi5 p. Buffalo,
Rochester, Syracuse. Utica. suspension Bridge Nj
agara Fails $50 sy55 q. m. s5lb, si5 p. m; kings
-5l5 and g. Is p m; CatsKili and Albany 800 s715
1885, alLD m, b. s. si-Uy IS %, - Is D. Gran
stons West Point Cornwall Newhurs; 5sO; +lls
SEQ & "a aii.ss D. M. and ci045 e. m, bSi5 p. m
Cornwall and Newburg; Montreal ana Canada East.
us q IN. ISIS p. m. Elegant sleeping cars for
Bu;faio Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago and ST Louis,
all through trains. Saratoga Specialist II 81 g. M
BIAS p m. Parlor cars 70 Saratoga and Caldwell,
Lake George, ali3Ja m daily. except Sunday b3.1j
y. M Saturdays ouly. Parlor ear llH0 train
Kaaterskili. Hunter. Hobart, Grand Hotel station
and phgncis 81 COP and allso a. M o3'S 2
eTskll via phOnicia, IU.35 and 1f..u
m, e.55 ?; M. trains and l0.4S a m
only for Grand Hotel and Phnncia. Palcn vile
Cairo and Mountain House. iii s1l-S0 a. m. bat5
D. Parlor car TO Catskll on these trains. Half
holiday special, Ills pm. Saturday only for kaaters-
nicia. Parior car TO Grand Hotel station and Pha-
nicia. a. b. c. s.-leave Brooklyn VIA Brookiyn An
mex. cl0uJ ALTO n. H.. sSD3O0 D. Jersey Citv,
p r. r. Station, clO.fD all % a. s3.2p pA23 y. M
car 10 Grand Hotel station sundays only. ~Daily.
daily except Saturday All other trains daily excaot
Sunday. For tickets, timetable, narlor and sleep
ing accommodation OF Information apply oilices
street and Annex office foot OF Fulton street, New
York City Nos. ]. III. 363 7s5 sag broadway. NO. III
BeWery, No. u Park place, No. So West l25th street,
and West snore stations foot of West Forty second
LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent No. Van
deFbilt avenue. NeN York
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Approved June 10. 1890.
JOINT RESOLUTION No. 4

JOINT RESOLUTION NO. Il.
A joint resolution to authorize the gov
ernor aud eommander-iH-chief to place
an officer Of the national guard on the
retired list.
L Be itresolved by the Senate and Cen
elal Assembly Of the State of New Jer-
sey, That the governor ana commander
in-chief be, and he is hereby authorized
to place any officer OF the national guard.
who may have faithfully served as d com
missioned officer over fourteen years in
the national guard. as he may designate.
upon the retired list of the national
guard, with breyet rank OF not more
than one grade higher than the highest
rank held by him during his term of SER
vice and to issue to him commission as
such
g And be 1t enacted, That this Joint
resolution shall take effect immediately.
Approved June 9. 1890.
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STONINGTON LINE

For BOSTON, PROVIDENCE. WORCESTER. aud
all points North and East. Only direct Inc for
MARIA GA SSEGT PIER and WATCH HILL. Steam
leave New Pier Sc n. r., one block above Canal
St. at 5 D. IN daily, except sunday connecting
with express trains and through Reclining chair
cars. Returning train leaves Park Square station.
Boston. $ p. N. and Narragansett Pisr 1;3J D. m.
O 70
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-10

Estate OF Ann Glbuey. deceased. Henry Puster,
executor Of Ann Gibney, deceased, by order Of the
Deputy Surrogate of Hudson county. dated 5Iay 10,
lk9 hereby gives notice to the creditors OF said de
against said deeedent under oath or affirmation
within nine months from the date Of said order,
they will be forever barred OF any action therefor
against said executor.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-10

Results of championship games played
yesterday follow
Atlantic Association-New Haven, s;
Newark. q Baltimore. 2; Harrisburg, 0.
National League Broo klyn, 5; New
York, 0. Boston, Q; Philadelphia 6. Chi
cago. 6; Pittsburgh 4. Cleveland, 3.
Cincinnati. 2.
Players gue-Philadelphia. Z; New
York, 3: Brooklyn. 6; Boston, 2; Cleve-
land, 6; Pittsburg, l; Chicago, o; Buffalo,7
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TRIPS TO NEWBURG.

p. Il. II. Excursions Made bore Attrac-
tive by Good Cheer.
1t may not be generally known to the
people of Jersey City that the Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad Company is running an ex-
cursion to Newburg every Thursday.
Nevertheless such is the case and the
people all along the line even to Phila-
delphia have not been slow in awaiting
themselves OF the opportunity which
these excursions afford for delightful
sail through Highlands of the Hudson
and visit of two hours at West Point
One of the Iron steamboats, leaves the
Red Star pier at niue o'clock every
Thursday morning aud generally carries
large number of passengers, most of
whom are from Philadelphia and inter
mediate stations. The accommodations
are far superior to those generally pro-
vided on excursions. A branch Of Both
wells restaurant from the Pennsylvania
depot, of which the genial Billy Lend
man is in charge on the boat, provides
the hungry people with an abundance OF
good things TO eat at most reasonable
prices The service Of the restaurant on
this trip is one of the best in the country
and adds greatly to the comfort OF the
DAVIS outing.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of George r. Dodd deceased. William J.
Dndd. Executor OF George r. Dodd, deeeesed
by order or the Surrogate of Hudson
county. dated July - 1880, hereby gives notice to
tie creditors or said decedent 10 bring IN their
debts demands ana claims against tho estate OF
said decedent, under oath or affirmation within
nine months from the date of said order they
viii be forever barred OF any action therefor
against said Executor
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of George Keddis, deceased. John Keddie,
Administrators With will nnnexed Of George ked
die deceased. by order OF the Surrogate or Hudson
County. uated June y. 1891 hereby gives notice TO
the creditors OF said decedcnt 10 bring in their
debts, demands ant claims against tins estate OF
said decedent, under oath Affirmation within
nine months from the Gate Of said order, or they
viii be forever barred OF any action therefor
against said Administrator
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Estate OF James culbert. deceased. Thomas Cui.
bert, administrator OF James gilbert. by order Of
the surrogate Of Hudson county, dated May y 1891
hereby gives notice the creditors OF said deced-
emit to bring In their debts, demands and claims
against the estate OF said deeedenL under oath or
affirmation within nine months from the date OF
said order. they will he forever barred OF any
action therefor against said administrator. ,
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NOTICE 10 caEpIroRs.

Babette De Hon Executrix OF Rudolph Waiter De
Hof, deceased. BY order OF the Deputy Surrogate
or Hudson County dated July It'll, 1850. hereby
gives notice 70 the creditors Of said de.
cedent TO bring in their aebts demands and
claims against the estate Of said decedent, under
oath or affirmation within nine months from the
date Of said order or they wifi be forever barred OF
any action therefor against said Executor.
pIs.f7rE mn TInFF
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PROVIDENCE LINE

For BOSTON. PROVIDENCE, WORCESTER and all
Eastern Points. Direct route for the WHITE
MOUNTAINS Steamers RHODE ISLAND and
n. X, foot Warren St. at $3.50 P. NJ. sundays ex,
cepted for lroydeges airees, due Q A. NJ connect
cester and a. NJ; White Mountain parlor. car
train leaves wharf 7i5 A. NJ. running through 10
labyan's without change. Returning leave Bos-
ton, Park Square Station, $50 p NJ. daily, except
Sunday.
Tickets and staterooms secured at Nos l20 s5s.
26i. s2. 9i4 and s5i Broadway, Ast0r Rouse. Wind
sor and Cosmopolitan Hotels; all offices N Y.
Transfer Co In New York and BROOKLYN, who win
call for and check baggage from hotel or residence
SPECIAL N0TICE--Sundav trips VIII be made in
both directions sundays. Aug. ~ and u.
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MoTIcE 10 cnEpIroRs.

Estate OF Adam J. Kachiee, deceased. James
Mcdonald, executor or Adam g. Kachlee. de-
ceased. BY order Of the Surrogate OF Hudson
county, dated Stay ~ 1880, hereby gives notice TO
the creditors Of said decedent to bring N their
debts, demands and claims against the estate OF
said decedent under oath or animation within
nine months from the date Of said order or they
Will be forever barred Of any action therefor
agsiyst said Exeeusp~