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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-09-21
BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS


OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
Kegular meeting Of the Board Of Fire Commis-
evening. August "a. 1880.
lresent--Ali the members Of the board.
IN nan Of Gm missioner Brown Sns r SAD tSS
were approved as printed In manual form.
PRESENTATION or APPLICATIONS.
ad sce9 and e Re eTe B On
buildings and rnbnstibles.
e q Jacks Ayenue; v; P Budlong to erect frame
extension 70 build ng 2S9 Barrow Street and George
Hartman, TO raise the buiiding 90 Gregory Street
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The coTnmjuee on buildings and eombusrlblee re-
ported favorapy upon the applications Of W 2 Bud
Street. George Hartm IN. 10 raire the building SO
areecry Street two feet ard Shnnie5otham 4 Co., 20
% motion report was received and permits ordered
oFFfcERs, REporrs AND COMMUNICATIONS
The weekly of the chief engineer, superin-
tenaent and inspector Of horses to5ethr
with IN monthly report the rintendent tee-
graph, were presented. received and ordered flied.
he department was presented received, and ordered
Tue monthly report OF the chief engineer was pre-
ssntea. received ami crdered spread in full upon
Report q tres. alarms. etc, for the month ending
Jniy g $40 a. m. st,ll-oyper, Michael Lyons,
frame dwelling; loss, slight; cause children and
J,llv Z. II =. M, hox 14-owner, stelis; occupant
Chez Mootz. 49, MONTGOMERY Streets frame dock
6nlltn) SnOG cause, uDE04va.
JuaY 4 9l5 o.. M. stilI-0wner. corporation OF
Jersey Civ; occupant, city comptroller; Newark
Ayenre and Cooper Pace. window awning: loss.
slight; canfe from fireworks.
Jriiy s. s:loa; NJ. s. l0wner. John Smith occu-
pants. severs farnes; 326 First street, brick tens-
msnti loes, slight; cause. lamp explosion.
July 8, 1897 D. m. box 112-Ownar. Geo r Nc
Kenzie; occupant. Ernst SchaufE 1873 and 1S5 First
Street; frame building. loss. slignt cause spon.
taneaue eombustlon.
July O. all q. m. box 56--Owner and occupant, c.
a. Gillespie e Sons: Dev anh howell streets, brick
tyarntsh) factory; loss stock. go 3o bun oing
s2& 3t; insurance on Stock, $50 80; building,
b2l ~; cansr boiling over not OF varnisn.
Juv 8, II ;9S y. m stilt-Owner Henry Wfiibnrns
necupaiit Mary Doe; 800 FIRST Street; frame dwel-
tnr, loss. sltght; cause, explosion Of oil stove.
Jsly q OPS M. stiif--Owrer Frederick schober.
fJcupanr, Mrs. Gandiiap; 1872 Coles Streets canvass
awning loss on stock. s25; insurance on stock, none:
cause. unknown,
July 10 2:l0 a. M, srtli--Owner and occupant A.:
A. Newman; Is1 Grand street: Erick dwelling. loss
on building, f8b; on furniture se5. insurance On
building $50 Furniture AS cause from gns len
July 10 Ans box DO Owners ana occupants.
e. n. q leSpfe a. Sons; IeY ami H0waD ctr =ets; lot
OF tebgss loss, none. causn. from previous fire.
July II. 6l5 m, telephone cail--ownsr and Oc-
cupanz. sherman p4tries foot Hend rscn Street.
caea1 boat and lot barrels; loss stocx, 800; on
huiidiug. s400s insurance on stocE mons; on BALD
ine. $500, cnftee. untEuOWl-
July AZ, 1ti9 D. D. box 1a1-0wners and ocrupants
B. Mills Sons; Wayne and Fr,mont 4irPstx br.ci;
laq>uq9> {e4xa<s< {eSe an Sf1iE {f35x e. sule 1e,
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BOARD OF FINANCE.

oFTIcIAL PROCEEDINGS.
Regular aa1ouyned messs a Of ne Board OF
sep 3 1880 ~ q oelosf D. M
Present. President Edelstein and Messrs. AIlen
Hitler and Kenny:
The reading Of The minutes was dispensed with
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS AND coMMUNIcA-
building TRAD es council Of Hudson Ceuatv and en-.
closing tlcketsfor The picnic at Floral Park. Re-
Petition Of E. Miner for the return OF duplicate
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims OF the American District telegraph Co. OF
t25 TO- Tor messsngeF service 70 boers nancs cur
Sairin chairs: Flank Mc1srmott q ss "a ice dur
aSugns 1890 v % cas- l o. e so CO. OF
tlonery 20 corporation counsel,
1he above were received ana referred to the CON-
mttee on printing stationery am Supplies.
The city comptroller reported the receipts OF the
Sy % Ass % e
1890 both days included. 81. b4o 80 Received anc
Eesogs9p q the snins gnd comlssson order
during July and August. $780,
Resolution OF The board Of police com mtssionefs,
buildings for the second and 9th precincts ponce.
Received and ordered fled.
enestng the board Of finance to concur IN the pro-
psed additions to public school No l. Received and
Cornmunicaton from the board OF education, In
vitnQ the board OF finances 70 INSPECT repairs made
% the public school buildings during The summer
The Invitation was ACCEPTED and, on motion Of "
$780, visit the various sch1ols.
Communication rom tho board OF education, re-
repair public school budinsa Receivea aud re-
ferret g the com mittee on finance.
board Of street and water consmissioners sna re
orr ne rchs s ic .rr
O u ots Sa n1 * ID II and Id "a block sa VIZ
nnIa avenue. at a cost Dot 70 exceed
2. Authorizing tbs Improvement OF vroom Street
irom w ginia Avenue g Gray Street .,.. $500.
n a.s1 ana extensions. abor on meters. august
d sU s Aases so go S.
A. brdering paid certain claims.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The committee Concurrent resolutlons reported
the following resolutions passed by the board o.
that the came be coneurred In:
AGt t , The puTensse for psole scheos pgy
gtna Avenue, at COST not 10 exceed 5000 for the
z. Antnoriznethe improvement OF vroom Street,
from VIRGINIA Avenue to Gray Street.
1890 $500 and extensions superinfend-
4. Ordering pad certain claims.
Tne ayes and NAYS having been called on eact
ana the resolutions concurred m by the following
nyes-President EdeIstein and Messrs Allen
HlIier and Esnny
Absent-Mr. Bray.
The committee on printing, stationery and sup
pies reported recommending the payment OF the
following caims
sas % % American District Telegraph CO. mss
sela1cr mayors ON July. 1900, &24 81 Il
American District 4 iegraph Ca. MESSENGER SER
vice. board Of fuancc, July, 1890 $50 fl9 10 4
40 70 Araus Co., stationery for collector Of arrears
$s3 and S22 81 Argus Co.. printing tax bill s26 81
msnpa1s; q Is @ honeymm 4 Co. esp.es e LEWIS
!, McDarmott. Toe during August. 1906 IS TO q W
Wtnner s. Co. e.aglonsrY Tor corporation counsel:
1 ~ 20 10 j. c. herald. advertising
xb2aYss and na1s hav1an naen cAlioa On each a
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siIAsroUs BUSINESS.

the apovs resolutous the Report was received and
Ayes Prssident Edelsleln and Messrs. Allen, Hil-
Her and Kenny.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Reso av That warrant b. ordered drawn on the
81 Of On re ason 81 800 e o &c. oo & Clerk
Street. over and above the sun az ad1ussed due tne
Resoiyea. Thur warrant be ordered ars w q. on
e5 g for 3, Of sq nos rszs ss oe oy ere ma
sboy5 19 Is sum- u IS aussed due tie city With
est cost and disbursements.
Resolved. That the city clerk be reauestedto can.
eel the record 81 the ss 5 g Peter e. Beck a 1 q
August 1868 sl7 81 ana also tn s reeard Of toe
,ss q 81 1s ssa os gne Been aS0p BY
Ad0iph Jonas, the present owner. but the evidence
thereof lost or mislaid
Resotved, That warrant be ordered drawn o. on
s5i1 sS for amount Of surulus realized on the tax
sale Cd March 26 1890 Of lots L and block s95
jasted due the city with interest cost and disBnrse-
ueus.
sas s,sg 15s h Ts 81 b ss rass er q
Ter from adjusted lien. account collections made
to assessment account. $500 II adjustsd assess
lssss e GENERAL aseoan. q $50 u sa1asssa tszss
less 70 70 az @ 81
taxes 1873 TO 1887; 70 tax arreafage fund.- S1121 81
interest on adjusted taxes, eEc.s TO sinking fund.-
1873, s1o54 "a, adjusted taxes 1879 and previous
years. g. sinking rund 1873, SL2o9 40, adjusted
the ayes ana nays having been called on eaen
q rhe nboye resolutions they were adopted BY the
,,Ayes-PTesidenr Edelsteln and Messrs Allen. Hii-
lier and Kenny.
Absent-Air. Bray.
BY sir. Hitler:
Resoived That q warrant be ordered drawn on
The city easurer In ravor OF c. S. West erveit for
iustlnent ourlnx August 1900.
BY Mr. Hitler:
Resolved. That warrant be ordered drawn on the
city treasurer IN favor O. 3. estervet for $50
services CLERK to sinking fund coniiss ioners cur
ing July and August. 1880
The ayes and nays having been called on each
Inc aooye resolutions, they were adopted hv the
AYES President edelssein and Meszrs. Allen. h.
Her and Kenny.
AbseDt-Mr. Bray
Bv Mr.. Kenny
Resolved. That warrants be ordered drawn on the
ments of water rents tor 1887 a. adjusted as fol-
ows; saS 45 on lot e0I. block 23S; sue 49, on Io.
90, block 2S3. =
BY Mr.. Kenny
Resolved, That warrant be ordered drgwn on the
1ty treasurer in favor Of E. Miner for SO So amount
i duplcate payment of WAFER rents or 1890 on lot
20 BLOCK Se2, NO. 30 Carlton Avenue, ana that the
ratcr registrar be notified.
Tne syes and nays having been called on each
p the s5oys resolutions. they were Adopted BY the
Ayes President Edelssein and Messrs Allen. Hi.
uer and Kenny.
Absant-Mr. Bray
Ga motion OF Mr., Hitler the board then adjourned
ontll Wednesday. September q. 1890. at O'Clock
=, " - {. = LA ss -.
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A very pleasant surprise was rendered
on Friday to Miss Ladue at her residence.
No. 214 Twelfth street The evening s
entertainment was opened by the Erie
quartet, composed of 7. Fullem, T. Klein
smith, H. Higgins and Harry
Powers, who sang we'll Their imita-
ton Of the steam caliope was
exceedingly amusing. Mr.. G. w. KIM
merly also sang. Miss II. McCorney gave
several reciIations which were well re-
eeived. Then the floor was cleared for
dancing, and the fun commenced. The
following ladies and gentlemen were
present:-T. Fullem, f. Klinsmith, H.
higgins. Harry Powers C. w. Kimmer-
ley, 6. Wilson, j. Crosby, e. Dicken,
w. Fullem. A. Warner, G. Jansen, G.
Ryan, E. Delaney. j. Leib, w. Hage-
brock, J. Segale, J. Dooley, Miss ]. Doc,
ley. Miss NJ O'Hara, Miss B. Donohue-
Miss j. Sullivan, Miss L. Montague,
Miss w. McCIucks, Misses II. and E. Nc
Inness, Miss King. Miss Webster, Miss
Powers, Miss Shay, Miss Medallion and
Miss g. Henderson.
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Feii Dead in His ONCE.


Special to tie SUNDAY Morning NslUs.
NEWARK, Sept 90 1890 Frederick G.
Tichenor, of Ward & Tichenor. job
printers at No. S32 Bread street, died sud
denly OF apopIexy in his office this morn
ing. At half-past nine O'Clock he COM
planned of weakness and Mr.. Ward, his
partner, urged him to take a stimulant.
tie refused and a few minutes later cried
out and began to gasp.
Mr.. Ward gave him stimulant, bat he
coulsI not swallow. His face became
purple and Dr. j. NJ. Rand was called.
But the stricken man died soon after the
doctor arrived.
Mr.. Tichenor was born in 1912, where
the Female Charitable Society's building
now stands. He married the eldest
daughter of Cornelius Walsh, and his
wife and two sons, one nineteen and the
other kfifteen. survive him. He was a
member of st. Luke's NJ. E. Church, and
one of the managers of Fairmount Ceme-
terry He was member of Howard Lodge
No. Z, of Odd Fellows. Mr. Tichenor, in
company with Mr.. Mark A. Ward, OF
Orange, organized the printing firm OF
Ward & Tichenor on May "A, 1863
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RAILROA-DS.

w EST SHORE RAIJ.HoAD-N: X. g. & IL R.RR
w Co., lessee-frgfns leave West Forty second
street station. New York, as follows and twenty
minutes earlier from the foot OF jay street New
York:-hamiiton London. Detroit and Chicago
~, q, a. H. 80 z H. 'sis m St Louis *ai5:ss5
Rochester, Syracuse. Utica Suspension Bridge N.
agara rails. Sat $50 a. M, ala s.l5 D. M;
40 .7i5, ss.55, all.1 a M. saJi SIS rs
and q. 10 p. M; CatsKilt and Albany. $50 $40
-s55, all - 9. M. $500 o. SIS b. M; Gran.
sfona West Point Cornwall Newburs, aM <Ii5
bx3 49,. $50 allHj a. si15 sl.Oe A31e i5 535
stso 'gi5 .ll45 2. NJ. Montreal ano Canada East
lo a. mr. Fosla p. M. HteaanJ sleeping cars FOR
Buffalo, Niagara Fats. Detroit, Chicago ana 81.
t i,,lls On ~ p aa,y,ugh trains A. Leave
p; N. Jersey city, ?. 4. K. Station aiiD a. M:
ss,9s D.. a. siaily, tdaiy except Saturday
Az other trains daily except sunday.
FOR tickets. time table. parior and sleep
Ing car accommodation OF information apply oflcos
Hrooklyn. q. sss Washington street. 40 555 Futon
street aud annex o1tce foot OF Fulton street. New
6ork City Nos y n sst 7so sas Rtoadway. No.i4;
BoWery, NO " Park place. No. So West I2sth street
and West shore statians foot or Wess forfv
street aud foot Of Jay strset North River Il N
dexbtit avenue. Ne n York u -
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Columbia A. C.........0 o o O O 40
New Jersey A. C..-..-.-.0 d / ~
Earned runs-New Jersey A. c., g
= Two pass hit-alaeie.
Three base fiit-MRc Hurney.
sacrifice nits-Boiway. dickinson, Walsh and
Eisier4 $3.50 49,
Stolen basss-We Mac Burney and J, N, Cur.
rie. =. - -
( First base on ballH Welis Smith and FISHER
Hit by p1Jc1e ed pel--W. Currie.
tirsi base on errors-sprgman, Walsh Burke W
Gu RE e.. lis tier. y :
Gutrte ana NTH - "
Passed balls --Dsly 2
K L - on bases ereeu. Wells. Walsh Burke Ca
rey IN. NJ Carrie. Mac 9urney and Fistler
line OF game II houe and s2 ,ll.nusas
EMpffs-frark tso.den
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1--WE discovahed, /" said Willie Wishing
ton, that my name is not in the census
wecohds.
Indeed, said Miss Belle Pepperton.
''Y-a-s. don't see why it was left
OUT
Perhaps they didn't want 10 put the
Dapulation of Washington down at 229,-
1856" replied that young woman.
Washington Post
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Club. of Somerville. who scored their sec
ond victory over the niue Of the Crescent
League, Of this city. Three thousand
spectators saw the contest The West
Kinds won by tallying four runs Ia one
inning. the score being to 2. The feat
ure OF the game was triple play.
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The body Of an unknown man
was found floating in the river,
near the Scranton coal docks.
Yesterday afternoon. The body was
apparently that of g. boat
man forty years of age, five
feet seven inches in height,
with sandy hair and mustache. 1t was
attired in dark trousers, check jumper
mOrgue
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ae:-"Will you have some ice cream,
BessieS7
Bessie:-'9 don't care if do"
He under his breath);-"T wish you
didn't care If you didn't. Epoch.
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Run over BY a Truck.

Ernest Wilson, age twelve years. Of No.
2ll Barrow street, was run over by a
truck at St. Paul's avenue and Barrow
street yesterday afternoon, and was
seriously injured. He was taken to the
City Hospital.
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STEA MBOA rs.
STONINGTON LINE

For BOSTON. PROVIDENCE WORCESTER. ana
al points North and kast steamers leave new
Pier rs. N r.. one block above Canal ST.. at D. m
dsfly, except sunday, connecting with express
trains and through Reclining chair cars. Return.
Ing train leaves Park square station Boston, s
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The Claremont Gun Club had rare
sport yesterday. There was big gather
ing. Seventeen took part in the six sweep
stakes at 10 blue rocks and thirteen in the
two shoots at four live birds. The winners
in the shoot at the blue rocks were John
son, who made clean score in the first
sweep Slgler, who made clean scores in
the second, fourth. nth aud sixth. and
EnglewoDd, who won the third sween
Totals OF nine were made by Sirler
Thompson aud EngIewood in the first
sweep, Collins and Money in
the second, Hunt in the third
ttuimby in the fourth and Money in the
sixth. The second best series in tue fiffh
were made by Lindsey and Simnson
who tied at each. Moffatt and x iils,
tied at each in an extra sweep.
In The first live bird shoot DUMMY Cot
Inns. johnson, Money and Simpson tied
with Kills; Thompson and Fnrievood
tied III 3: Wanda, Hathaway, Evans and
Slgler killed 2 EACH and Lindsey ara.
Porser each l.
In The second, live birds short. the scores
werei- Qulmby, Collins. johnson, MlueT,
Hathaway, Simpson and Sigler fonr
each: i-indsley and Wanda, each fhrep.
-EngleN God, two; Porser and Evans. none
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

Estate Of Patrick Walsh deceased Margaret
Walsh Exccutrix of Patrick Walsh deceased BY
order of the surrogate OF Hudson county dated
August 5iet 1880 hereby gives notice the credi-
tors q said deeeaent to pring "a their debt, de
dent. under oath or affirmation. within nine
months from the date OF said order. they vi be
Executrix.
MARGARET WALSH.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

Estate OF GarretE. winants, deceased. James NJ
Winants, one OF the Executors Of Garrett t. WI
nauts, deceased by order OF the surrogate OF Hud-
son county, dated August 2ist 1880, hereby gives
notice 70 the creditors OF said decedeEt to bring
tate OF said decedent under oatn or a1irmation.
within nine months from the date OF said orsief or
they win be forever barred OF any action therefor
against said Executor.
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DENNIS o'cALLAHAN.
NoTIcIR 10 cREpToRs.

Estate Of George P. Dodd. deceased. wllitsrn =
bodd. Executor OF George 2. Dodd, deceased
oy order Of the snrrognts OF Hudson
county dated July 10. 1891 hereby gives notice %
tie creditors Of said decedent to bring In their
debts; demands ana claims against the estate 81
nine months from the date OF said order. they
VIII be forever barred Of any action therefor
against sai1 Executor.
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Amateur Games yestersa :

On the old Avenue A grounds at Der
gen Point yesterday afternoon, the team
Of the Iroquois Athletic Club, OF Bay-
onne, shut out the GreenviIle Athlef1c
Gibbs nine. Here is the score:--
Greenvie a. Co.,. 0 0 0 O "a
lfoQuois A.C-..,.-... I 0 oil l sg
The Essex Stars, Of Newark were
beaten at Bayonne yesterday Afternoon
BY the Edgewaters OF that city The
score:---
Essex Stars. 0 2 o o 0s a. &
Eazewaters. --....-..i 2 Il 3 / x-f0
Az Central Grounds yesterday
xMaknphas. Jr.,.........3 2 o 3-f4
- Sainores. ..-........0 o O o q a. i
Base hts-M. II; s., 4. E,rrors-M. 8: s..
batteries-Jndd and McFee, Say and Ryaa,
Unions ..s-...0 0 9 0 1 0 o q e d :,
Nationals ..-.9 0 o o 0 o o SS
Called on account Of darkness
Base hits u, 8; r., 5. Errors, u, 2; NJ
~ 2nattsr'es-Dwyer and Burke, Hayes and Nc
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF William Ward, deceased. Eliza Ward
and Abort William Billings, executors OF william
Ward, deceased. by order oil the surrogate OF Hud-
son county, dated August rs. 1891 hereby gives
NOTICE TO the creditors OF said decd elt 10
bring In their debts, demands and clams
against the estate OF said decedent under oath OF
affirmation within uine months from the date u
said order. they wifi be forever barred OF any
action therefor against said executors
Claims to be presented to Randolph Condict &
Black. No. Montgomery street. Jersey City.
ELIZA WARD.
ALBERT VILLA BILLINGS
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3 EAST THIRD STREET,
Colston's Diarrhua Cordial.

Prepared facluslueln from Roots and Herbs
Quick cure for DIARRHEA pYsENTEKy
Sa a0EnA MI0,R NE coLIc CRAMPS and ali
unwhoiesome Fruit Vegetables etc soc sig OF
Hottie. Druggist II. w. COLSTON Propristor
No. ssa barrow street. Jersey CRY
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NTOTICE 10 CkEDIToRs-

Babette De Hoff Executrix Of Rudolph alter De
Hon. deceased by order OF the Deputy Surrogate
gives notice to the. creditors OF said de-
cedent to bring IN their debts demands and
OATH or aflrna!on within nine months from ths
any action therefor against said Executor.
-
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JAMES \. wINANrs
n Office TO CREDITORS.

Administrative of Patrick qacquin, deceased. by
order of the Surrogate or Hudson County. dated
August %, 1891 hersby gives notice TO the
creditors OF said decedent to bring In their
debts demands and claims against the 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 adminissratrix NARY DATE
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L0ugests Co.'S Special Remedy

w ARRANTKD TO CURE All. DISCHARGES ov
ne Urinary Organs In either sex Gravel and
Pains In the Back Price, 81 per bottle To b. had
at No - Grove street Jersey Ctr. and NO a
Pembroke place Liverpool England
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TO Whom ii may coIsrera.1-
Please TO take neFfce. That whereas We Iheo., ora
Smith and Henry smith, partners In trade as Theo
dore Smith Brother, have a lien upon n c,rratn
vacuum ptrnp, With it, appurtenances In our nos.
session Tor labor aud materials bestowed IN IN
construction thereof for the Brafnnrd Dradyins
Company, corporation OF the state Of Ney
upon which there Is 9 balance due us vhfcS nj
for the space Of three months after the am.
became dne and paya1 Now. therefore we
theodore Smith and Henry smith ,5arfnssr y
Thscqore Smith and BROTHER the persons hsy,ns
said lien az sfoTesad give nofiee that we shan N
pursuance o. the statute In such case fna,5 = "a
crowded EXPOSE tore at public auction The saiS
septem Der 10Th, 1881 1T fwof0 ocloet n ~, n "
City, n: j.. where they nowIie - 'o' s~<Ne2
Dated Jersey City, September H. 1soo
THEODORE SMITH
HENRY SMITH
JOHN GRIFFIN. Attorney - - < - = 2 Nfso.
no. montgomery street.
Jersey cisy. ~
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Estate OF James Gorrnlev decoaesd Dennis
oCaflahan. administrator OF James Gor1nley. de-
ceased, by order Of the surrogate OF Hudson coun-
~. dated September u 1884, hereby gives notice 70
the creditors Of said de cedent to bring in their
debts demands and claims against said deeedenf.
under oath or af1rrnation within nine months
from the date OF said order they VIII be forever
barred or any action therefor against said ad
DRNNfs fprATTAuAN
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the apovs resolutions. the report was received and
the ciaims ordered paid BY the following vote.
Ayes President EdelsLein and Messr5. Allen, H1l-
lier and Kenny.
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1oTI0E OF sETrLEmExrji

Notice Is hereby given that the final account OF
deceased, win be audited and stated py Inc snri
rogate OF the County OF Hudson and reDortsi
for settle ment on Saturday the 18th day OF October
next
JAsPER.L CADMUS
ALEXANDER A. McFARLAN
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ortheblood is theIife :

7 oUgEsT 4 cos WORLD FAMED BLOOD mre.
- sre Is warranted 20 cleanse the blood from az
impurities from whatever cause arising. For
scrofula scurvy. skin ana Rlood Diseases and
soFes Of ail kinds its efects are marvellous sold ln
bottles at ST. or bottles for S. 10 be had at No ~
6ross stl eet JertsY CITY and Ne. ~ teInDro1f
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NOTICE OF sETTLEMENT:

Notice is hereby given that the account or ths
subscriber, guardian OF Mary Ellen Sheehsn
sheehan minors, VIII be audited and stated by
the Surrogate OF tho County OF Hudson. and re.
Move mbsr next.
Dated August - A. D. 1900.
JAMES SIBERIAN 4
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SURROGATE,S NOTICES.

Jas. H. o'NeiL Surrogate. ONCE hours, a. m
TO p M saturdayss 10 II.
AJoTICE TO CREDITORS