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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-26

and since the early decline has gradually
gained strength and advanced one cent,
closing at best figures Of the day. Some OF
our elevator people have been good buyers
July. This was the fret feature that
strengthened the market. Reports from the
Northwest tell Of rains and hot weather,
and the conditions favorable 10 rank growth
and rust In the wheat. Public cables come
fiimer, I'd higher. About ooW0 wheat
worked here for shipment to-day. The Of
ferngs Of July have been lighter than for
several days, showing apparently that the
bulk of the July holdings are provided for.
September and December have also been
strong, and have advanced even more than
July. The temper of our traders with one
or two exceptions has been bullish, and we
think the local crowd 20 home 10 night long
o. wheat. Receipts, 10000: shipments,
5000; exports, 5000 wheat and 5000
-four; curb, S53k: calls. sc; puts, si7s.
Corn-Corn was weak, early selling at low
est price for some time, later IL steadlcd.
The light estimates tomorrow hold the mar
ket. Receipts OF cars lighter than they
otherwise would be, owing 10 the strike on
Illinois Central. A leading specuiator was
predicting % per cent. to-day, and nj tue
same time decline in wheat and oats.
Receipts. $1,000; shipments, 52l 900; ex-
ports, 49, 900. Oats-Oats broke sharp soon
after opening. stop orders and general sell
ling by holders weakened the price, but they
rallied toward the end Of the session, and
close as high as they opened this morning:
Provisions Provisions dull all day. Lard
has been weak, liquidation in July stun
quite general. Believe IL will continue I'M
iii last of the month. We believe that these
ribs bought in weak places, will make
money. Lard seems to have no friends. IL
is too low 10 sell short now. Cash trade
good. Twenty-Five thousand hogs to-mor-
row
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New York Financial Market.
IRV Tplegranh. J

NEW YORK. June 25.-Money closed at
at per cent. Exchange steady; posted rates,
iS51&@4Ss14; actual rates, 4Sl34W4S5 for
sixty days, and 1890 iSS for demand. Gov
ernments steady; currency Us, 1l3 bid ;
As. coupons, FPS bid; as, do. 1903 bid.
The stock market was dull this morning.
The sugar trust attracted the most aiten-
ton. They opened at II, a decline Of IA
per cent. on last nights figures. and al
most -immediately dropped to G95i. The
rest Of the market, however, under the lead
OF Reading. advanced u to ~ per cent.
by midday. Reading was heavily
bought by London parties. and
this, together with the announcement
of an advance of 10 TO 5per cont. per ton on
coal. were the main causes of strength OF
the stock. The market continued dull dur
ing the afternoon, but prices were firmly
maintained and the market closed strong
within fraction of the top figures. The
advance Of the general market ranged from
= to 235 per cent. Total sales, 1876, l9s
shares.
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fBy TelegraT lei


NEW YORK, June 2j.--Messrs. Hubbard
Price a. Co., in their cotton circular to-
night say: "The course of the cotton mar
ket this morning was a very puzzling one.
and it was not until 2 O'Clock when Messrs.
III. +. Houston Il Co. announced their fail
ure, that the cause Of the somewhat eccen-
trio iluctuation was apparent. The mar
ket opened at an advance offs per cent. on
August, but Immediately commenced to de-
cline under heavy offerings supposed now
to be on account Of the above named firm,
who are credited.with having been heavy
long. Liverpool closed unsettled on the re-
ceipt of weaker advices from here
Receipts at our ports to-day estimated
at 800 bales against 100 bales last week.
The spot market is quiet at = decline
in prices; middling upiands. ne. Sales,
2l7 bales. Futures closed ! to = pons
higher, as follows: June; ll.1l@ll.12; July,
1l.67@116S; August, 1l.57@1l.5s; septem-
Der, 10.SS0 1888; October, 10.5i@ 100; No
vember, lO.42@ l0.44; Decemberl o .43@lO.4l
January, 1O.47@10.4S; February, 1920
IO.5S.
In Liverpool spot cotton closed steady;
middlng uplands, 6 SD. Sales, 1000 bales.
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND. VA, June Chickering's Of
tobaccos at auction on Change Wednesday,
June u. 1920: Total offerings, seventy six
packages ot sunacured tohaccos: One
package sold at $50, one at x5s, one at
900. one at $40. one at $50, one at $50, one
At $3o, one at x2i.J0, four at s2o, one at
S2s, one at $1,000, two at 10000, one at
one at SIC, one at slb.J0 three at 1929. three
at $ia, one at $40, one at sI3,
one at $3.50, two sat $3.50, one
at $i225, one at $i2, one ut xli,.5.
two at Sll.50, three at $1,000, three at $40,
one at 500, one at s.. -, one at $s.s7Iz, one
az $50, one ut 1928, one at 50, two at $40,
two at S6.I5, one at 81. *, one at $500, three
at 81, one ut 81, two at $500. three at $3.50,
three nj 1870, two ut 81. two taken in Mt
N:oo, one sold at sl.3o.
Private sales reported 20 the secretary to-
day; Wrappers, 30 hogsheads; filters, 20
hogshcads smokers. ! h0gsheads; Bur-
leys, hogshcads; dark tobaccos, 3 hogs
heads. Total, 80 hogsheads.
Office OF the tobacco inspector reports to-
day; lnspections-Br ~ hogsheads;
dark, 1 10 hogsheads. Reinspections-B Bright,
) hogsheads; dark, l03 hogsheadr.
Farmers, Wilson's, Allegheny, Old Do
minion, Crenshaw's, Meals. Dayen-port's,
Shclburne's. Planters, Merchants, Shell
burne's, Shockoe, Seabrook's, and Myers
warehouses report to-day: Rcceipts-l20
hogsheads, II terces and boxes. Deliy-
eries--Si hogsheads, 6j tierces and boxes.
Office of the collector Of the United
States internal revenue reports collections
for the city Of Richmond to-day, as follows:
Tax paid cigars and cigarettes. Si,63f.55;
tobaccos. Si,52O.SS; special, 5000; penalty,
$40. Total. $9,ls7.77.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange
to-day: IL. G.. Chewing, Louisa; ;. w.
Nenable. Petersburg: j. B. Chick. Louisa;
A. G.. Hill, Louisa; James {. Cresap, United
States Navy; W. o. Crawford, Salem, Va.
A cablegram. dated London, June oath,
1890, announced that our Mr.. John NJ. Tay-
Tor would sail to-day for the port OF New
York.
The Tobacco Trade met at the Tobacco
Exchange to-day and passed resolutions Of
respect TO the memory Of William Hatcher,
one Of our oldest and most beloved MEM
hers. Mr.. William ID. Gibson, who has
been intimately associated with him for the
past fifty years, as chairman Of the com
mittee, offered these resolutions, in brei,
pathetic and touching address. Indeed, in
speaking of his lost and lamented friend,
his heart was too full for uttcrance, and his
voice quavered with his deep emotion; and
true it is, that every heart in that assembly
responded TO his eulogy of one Of the best
and truest of men.
The Richmond tobacco market was fairly
active again to-day, with considerable
sales Of bright wrappers, and fair sales of
cutters. Inspections and reinspections of
dark tObaccOs were large to-day, and light
for the rest Of the list. Receipts large
(abOut double the deliyeries). Deliveries
moderate. Internal revenue collections
heavy. C.. Mel.
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VIRGIN In The COUN My
v COURT OF HENRICO COUNTY, THE
10TH DAY OF JUNE. 1890
william l.. Royal, committee of William Al
len insane.
Minnie III. allen, Mrs Frances Allen, MISS
Fannie Allen, Jessup l.. Alien. anu JonIi
ON the motion OF William l.. Royal, com
mittee of William Allen, insane, leave u
GRANTEE, him by the Court 10 ne his peal'iiv,,
for the sale Of real estate, ana ior
funds belonging 10 the estate OF shld iunaliS'
which oetition is accordingly this day nled,
together with the exhibits therein ieiefic"
TO. - A., ooord
an consideration whereof, ana In aceoI,u-
ance with the prayer of the said petition, thc
clerk of this court Is hereby directed 70 lssuc
n summons against the said Minnie H. Alien
10 appear before this court on the nrst gay OF
The next term to answer the salu petltiou'
nroveT of the said petition should not De
rraifed And affidavit having been hied rs
- ne non-residence of the other defendants,
The Court doth further order tnat Inc cleI "a
this cos,,t cause an order of publication 10 De
,rsted and published according 10 law. re-
nuirirg tho said Mrs. Frances Alien, MISS
Fannie Allen, Jessup l.. Allen anu Jonn Al
len 10 appear before this court witnln hiteeii
d,vs afier due publication of said order OF
ony,,I,cat,on. and To answer the said petition
anJ show cause. II any they have, why the
prayer OF the SAID petition shouin no. oe
granted. and otherwise 10 protect iheif inter-
esis In this proceeding.
A cOpy-Teste:
sAMITEL 4, WADDILl, Clerk.
MEADE HAsKuss, attorney for petilloner-
je26-Th4w
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FINANCE AND COMM RCE
New York Stock Market.
Reported by G. W. Branch Il Co., bankers
and brokers. No. I'LL Main street.

NEW YORK, June 2j.-Our market was
extremely strong to-day, but very dull. The
Vanderbilt dividends caused no commOtiOn.
because they were not changed from year
ago. Traders seemed TO he waiting for the
vote on the silver question before taking any
large risks, but the tone of the market all
through was strong, and again disposed TO
ignore whatever of bad there was in the
current news, and 10 magnify somewhat
the good. The banks are making heavy
loss 10 the sub-treasury this week, the loss
already being in excess of a million and a
quarter. But money is very easy, and no
apprehension exists on that score. The
weather for the crops is good, and none of
the roads anywhere in the country seem TO
be increasing what little decentralization in
rates there is. The market looks TO us TO be
i'm a position where any energetic leader,
with little good news. could get sub
stantial following. However, unless there
is something startling, we do not look for
an active market until after the Fourth of
July holidays.
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nIcuMoND FLEcTRO-PLATING

DiCHMOND ELEcTRO-PLA1lNG
IL Works. A. :. EMMONs. Manager
Gold. SILVER, Nickel, Brass and Bronze Pa
ting done la the beet manner and ON any
Kind Of metal. Old knives. Forks. spoons
and ali Kinds OF Tableware replated acd
made 10 look like new. stove Castings, Har-
ness ana Carriage frimmpgs OF all kinds re-
plated upon short notice. special attention
aiysn 70 Poiisbipg any Kind OF metal.
WORKS. Eleventh aud Cary ssrsetf,
"a, x7.sn RICHMOND. Va.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

THE COUNTY
v COURT OF HENRICO COUNTY, THE
10TH DAY OF JUNE, 1880
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RICHMOND. VA, June %, 1890.
FIRST BOARD
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

1900 Richmond city Is, eX-July interest
at 100; 1900 do. at 100.
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New York Produce Market.
IRN 1.olnrIan nh

NEW YORK, June 25.-Flour-Southern
steady; trade and family extras, 5000 Sl.55.
Wheat easier; spot sales No. red winter,
92N@93Ac.; do. June, 93c. Corn easier;
spot sales No. mixed, 403l@ il3sc.; do.
June, l07Sc. Oats steady; spot sales No.
white, &c.,: No. miXedJune, 1880. Pork
dull; mess, $l3.5O@Sli.0O. Lard easier;
July. 5000 Sugar, refined. firm and mod
eratelv active; cut loaf and crushed &C; ;
powdered, G5s@G.69; graduated, 6Ac.;
cubes. 635c. Coffee steady; fair Rio ear
goes. lgl%c.
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Baltimore Stock Market.

lBy telegraph
BALTIMORE. Nd, June 2j.-Virginia
threes, G91z@G9A.
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TUFTS LIVER PILLS, l5c. BOX,
n Iatcnt Medicine Counter.
one ye1S- GSH deD>soUZ
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CITY TAXES.
OFFICE or CITY COLLECTOR,
RICHMOND, Va, June i, 1880.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

| am now ready to receive CITY IAAEs,
FOR THE YEAR 1880. IL the whole or one
half is not paid by the BOTH lNSihNl per
nent viii ne added. and II remaining unpaid
until SEPTEMBER 1sr the Collector Is re-
guired to Collect the same as the Law dirsc,s;
All males twenty-one years OF age, anu al !,
persons male or fcmale) who own persona,
property are assessed. and VIII please call
and settle. ,,,, ,,oNxrc
pAyINti. PIPE and SEWER-CONNEC-
TioN bills are to be paid in the same Il amer
as taxes, and at the same time.
Copy from ordinance. chapter a. sect'oh
III all taxes with which any person or any
estate OF q decedent is assessed he not pau I
before The 1sr DAY OF SEPTEMBER the
Collector shall distrain, except where Que,
half thereof has been paid under the ta' r,
SECTION, or except the same DE suspenaea py
order OF the Committee on Finance, WHO
shall report the reason therefor 10 the next
meeting of the City council
0'"'S II. w. CUNNINGHAM,
ie1-1m collector OF CITY Taxes.
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Grain ana Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, VA, June %, 1890.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat-70 bushels.
Corn, 800 bushels.
Oats 800 bushels.
, Mill ofial--5 tons.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat Mixed,7 0 bushels very good new
at Soc.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Quotafsons. iddling, llHc.; low mid
ding, lO1zc.; good ordinary 100.
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A NALYSIS OF ARTESIAN WATER.
n No. I317.-ADalysis of sample OF Nine
raj Water received from the TERMINAL
HOTEL, West Point, Va.
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Buy a lot in BARTON &
LAMBS BROOK l. A N ID
PARK, at $500 each, for an
investment, one and a halt
miles from centre of Rich
mond. The best improve
ments. The handsomest prop
erty. Certain to increase rap
idly in value. Call and let us
show you what improvements
we are making.
BARTON & LAMB,
S2I east Main.
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MARKETS BY RAPH.
Baltimore Market.
lBy Telegraph.l

BALTIMORE, Nd, June 2J.-Cotton nomi-
nal middling, 12J4c. Flour quiet. Wheat
Southern steady; Fultz, S0@Slc.; Longber'
ry, Sj@9lc.; No. red. $50 Sic; new South
ern, SG@9jc.; Western firm; No. winter
red, spot and June, S7@STMc. Corn-s0uth-
ern nominal white, 44c.; yellow, i3c.; West
ern easy; mixed, spot and June, 4Os4c.
Oats firm; ungrade1 Southern and Pennsyl-
vania, 32M35l4c.; do. Western white, 3flzM
Soc; do. mixed, 33@3lc.; graded No.
white, 351zc. Rye fiat. Provisions steady.
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Richmond Stock Market.

Reported by John l.. Williams 4 Son
bankers and brokers, No I'LL Main street.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-01-26
THEY DID A-BOVLING GO
The Centurys Gave an Exhi-
bition at Staten Island,
AND WALLOPED THE RIGHMoNDS.
Doings Of the Local Athletes
News From the Fighters
Pool and Bowling.
AND WALLOPED THE RIGHMoNDs.

a,a s,,tn+ .,,vr ,f part F2iehnond. on
49,. - :. y ;+atio,
5eateh 1sianu. was ~ . ssaso - e'ts'@ -
on Friday night The entire population
pathareS3 ar Schrneiueloyy,s Hotel and was
ssss..s,.. 1890 M, caves oe the ex
AneenseAy eAcloeu' no e"N',7S y
Craprdlnary event was tne arrlYsl u q
scora of real live Jersevmen. This in it
saIf ,,a,,Il, bo4a bean suffieient attraction
- : = $1,000,
10 draw Dig mouse, as Ihe yi1eil
were city folk
An additional feature that increased
=. tl,.+ +he Ter-
hhe exeilelnshe WAS tale laee sns.s ''lo : ~
seyfnen were artists on the DoWllng Alleys
and had come to meet the local club.
Ai.,,,@ tl,a o,,l,s ttsns, that the town can
. $,
poass o. = poWllng cluo' Auu - y .
completely infatuated with the ability OF
spares that they had arrived at the con-
clusipn that the team could not De
eqnalled by ANYTHING in the country.
They knew the visitors were stars, ana
the club had been organized about the
time the Declaration of independence
was signed, and It's original team nad
used the biarsted British soldiers as the
object pins.
Yhs impression was reached by the
mamie of the viSItorS-the CentuEyS.
Many expected 10 see a lot of patriarchs
with costumes of the Revolutionary times
and were disappointed at finding the call
ers handsome, lively young men.
Them air boys is pie for us. remarked
one of the Islanders, as he rubbed his
hands with glee over the certain defeat
OF the youngsters.
The Centnrys not only had very large
time but they maintained the reputation
OF the State and county for producing
skilfu1 bowlers They moved at once TO
settle the game and astonished the
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-01-26
Notice to Contractors

CEALED PROPOSALS Will. BE RECEIVED AT
y the once Of the Board of Street ana Water
Commissioners on Monday, February 1922 az ten
O'Clock >. m. for the eonstrncsion OF sewer In
NINTH STREET
MONMOUTH STREET
BRUNSWICK STREET
IN accordance with plans and specifications on fe
n the office Of the Chief Engineer corner Of Jersey
avenue and Mercer street, where blank forms OF
bid and agreement OF sureties must be obtained.
ESTIMATE or QUANTITIES..
About $50 lineal feet OF q inch br lex sewer.
About 1000 Iineal feet OF plies.
About 500 feet 3. N. OF sJringerS
About new receiving basins.
ABOUT ituH0 feet b. II. OF ftoorin1
ADOuC 10 cubic wards OF concrete.
About 100 cubic yards of stone masonry.
Time allowed for the completion OF the work.
sixty iGe) working days.
The making OF the above Improvement and award
of the contract therefor Will be subject the re-
ln0nstrances of the Of the property liza BILE
fonore than Onellalf the assessment therefor
no city official Will be accepted surety will
substitution of sureties be allowed
Proposals must be enclosed Ia sealed envelopes,
street." directed to III A. Duean ESQ.,
Chairman Of Committee StreeSs and Sew
ersi' and handed to the clerk OF the
Board in open meeting when called for In the
The attention o. bidders is especially called 70
Section IS Of tho New Charter OF iSsl under the
terms WHEREOF no contract shall ne binding upon
the city until the b0Mdsmen offered by the con
anee, the President Of said Board having power 10
examine thu proposed boQdsmen under oath
By order OF the Board Of Street and Water Com
GEO. r. BoUToN, CLERK.
Dated Jersey cItys January u, iSsl
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} tournament now stands:-
The Athletic Arena.

The illness of Photographer Griffith,
WHO IS suffering with pneumonia. will
Cause postponelnent of the taking of the
Lorillard Club in group by lime light
The picture was to have been taken to-
morrow night.
The runners of the Wayne A. C. will
nave long cross country run today with
Dolan and Flaherty in command.
The Jersey City clubs will be well re-
presented at the games of the Mohican
Athletic Club, of Newark. The Scots,
Waynes and Lorillar6s win be repre-
scented. The Lorillards will enter J.
Cation and Frank Riordan in the half
mile run for noyices; John Moran and
klehard Irvine in the two mile run; Joe
Hodnett IN the 2eo yards hurdle, and
s John Hart in the 80 yards dash.
The Lorillards viii give ladies' recsp-
ton before the season ends
The runners of the Wayne A. G. will
nos lose the prizes for lack OF practise.
they are out every night when the wea-
Their is pfopitious
There were twenty-eight in the Juvenile
class at Lorillards gymnasium on FRIDAY
night Willie Farrell and Radowiez were
the instructors.
Moran. Cation, Irvine and the nlascotre
we're uot for spin last night
the down town athletes train at Ham
ilton Park.
The tug of-war team of the Lorillards
Is getting in shape and will enter the
tournament of the BerkeIy Club.
The sw1frest runners in the senior and
junior cross country teams of the Loril-
larqs VIII be selected 70 represent the
club at the meeting of the National Cross
CQQntry Association on March 10
Ine Board of Trustees of the Scots
will meet on February 3.
The next regular meeting of the Scots
VIII be held OF February 6. AS was pre-
dicted in TIE NEWS, the trouble will be
settled amicabiy. Mr. Peckerer has
withdrawn his resignation. and President
Reagan, ~ Is said, is almost persuaded
Severed runners Of other clubs will 20
out with The Waynes this morning.
A. Hart and John Collins have submit
ted applications for membership in the
Scots.
AZ Pete Skillman is going to PHILADELPHIA
next Saturday to take part in the ganaes
OF the University of Pennsylvania. He
has entered In the one mile and the 1000
yards run
Willie Kenney Is Ill and did not take
part in the boxing tournament of the
Pastime Athletic Club last night.
The Scots talk Of bringing about a
meeting between CahiIl and Nc
Anliffe, of the Ridge Athletic Club They
will offer handsome prize
Cahln has not yet selected the five
co1nsellors to appear with him at the
trial before the Boxing and Wrestling
Committee of the A. A. IT. on February
8. II is extremely probable that DR..
Chopper WILDE his senior counsel.
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cttEE5lAN AVENUE
SOUTH
and
in the following manner, including ali intersec-
70 have the streets for the fun width thereof
graded to the established grade by excavatIng or
flling the same to the established grade.
OF
To have the present curb reset and new 2OIneh
To have new blue stone tagging = feet wide on
- Sidewalk.
To. have the carriageway paved with Belgian
And ali other work done that may be necessary
to provide for the flow OF the surface water and to
complete the improvement in a good and sUbstan-
tial manner.
Noulce IS also given that on the day of Jan 18th
uary 1852. the Commissioners of Assessment flied
with the Board of Street v a.er Commissioners
lthey being the legal successors OF the Board Of
what properly will probably be assessed and Inc
probable amount OF benefit to each lot parcel
per foot OF frontage for the said improvement
and The same is now open TO public inspection in
Water Commissioners
And notice is also given that the following streets
or pvenues or particular sections thereof are Ia
cluded in said assessment namely
from
to "a ? -''''-A
BOWERS STREET;
from
SHERMAN AVENUE
10 point about p feet south thereof
And that the Sd DAY Of March. 1880, at
10 o'clock g m. and the meeting room of the
hereby fixed a. the time and place when and where
the Board OF Street and Water Commissioners will
20 hear parties Interested in said application
and all circumstances against the said improve
mont that may be presented in writing
By oraer OF the Board OF Street ana Water Com
GEORGE T BoUToN,
Dafad Tarsa,r c.{t,y 1annary II iso1 S'A
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first time that Mccarthy has been
under the care Of professional
trainer He has always made his
preparations at home for the meetings
ana has worked Off tho superhuous flesh
by runs in a sweater and has practiced at
the Scots gymnasium.
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NJ Office TO cREDIToRs.-EsTATE OF HENRY
~ Kehr, deceased. Henry Ewald, executor of
Henry Kehr, deceased. by order Of the Deputy Sur
roaate OF Hudson county, dated November IS, 1892
hereby gives notice creditors OF said decedent
to bring in their debts. demands and claims against
the estate Of said decederf under oath a1fiTna-
ton within nine months from the date OF said
order or they wii.be forever barred OF any action
therefor against sglu executor
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS,

Estate Of John Fried, deceased. Elizabeth Fried,
Exerutrix Of John Frisd Decreased, by order OF the
Deputy Surrogate OF Hudson County, dated Deceni.
Der 50, 1881 hereby gives notice to the creditors OF
said decedeut to bring in their uebts, demands
and claims against the estate OF said decedent,
under oath or affirmation within nine mouths from
the date OF said order or they will be forever
ofany action barred therefor against said Execur1
ELIZABETH FRIED