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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-31
SEILFUL SPARRHRS.
List Of the Clever Men En-
tered in the Wagnes'
Tournament.
CRACKED AT TARGETS AND BIRDS.
The Active Bowlers and Ambitious
Athletes.

The boxing tournament at Oakland
Rink next Monday night under the aus
pieces Of the Wayne A. C. will be a mag
nifcent exhibition OF skill in the manly
art Of self defence. The cream of the
local clubs have entered and the clubs in
this vicinity have elected their best men
10 represent them. 1t Will be an exhibit
tion worth witnessing, and those who are
fond Of seeing alert and expert sparrers
meet will miss q brilliant display il they
fail to attend. The committee has de-
cided to permit no tedious delays and
Will start the contests promptly at eight
O'Clock and a the. cOmbatants ready
and as soon as one pair have finished a
bout 10 introduce another couple. The
winner In each class will receive a hand
some gold watch. The complete list of
entries is appended
One hundred and five pound class-Jas.
H.aY, Puritan A. O.; Tom Furey. HoboKen
A O.; d. j. Corcoran, Gable A. C., M.
Hartnett. Gaelic A. c.; M. Sheridan,
Wayne 4. g; M. Dacey. Clinton a. g; =.
Side A. O.; Vic Randall, Peerless A. O.;
Tim Murphy, Pastlme A. G.
10 Pound Class-C. Donovan, East
Side A. c.; ]. Hurd, Clinton .A.C.; b.
Weldon, Clinton A. c.; f. Barnett, East
Side a. G.; w. Harty, Wayne AZ. c.,
l25 Pound Class-Ed Torpy, Hoboken
A. O.; I. Tillistrand, w. s. A. C.; g.
Grohr, Wayne A. G.; IA Spence. L. D.
a. A.; John Clark, Wayne 4. g.; W.:
Hagenpruck. Wayne "A. c.; j. RYAN.
Wayne A. O.; j.. Dougherty, Clinton A.
q; 3. M~cLieman, Peerless a. c.; Charles
Barnitt. East Side A. @.
1876 Pound Class-H. 9. Nebling, Wayne
a. q; w. Monahan. Wayne A. c.; r.
COrbllSs. i. ID. A. AL. 7. Reilly. r.. u a
A.; 4. j. Duff, Willow A. c., j. Sullivan,
Clinton A. G.
l58 Pound Clasp. Casey, Hoboken
a. Vi; II. Entwistle, S. A. A. O.; j. j..
Van Houten, w. S. A. G.; w. Dwyer.
Wayne, A. G.
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W. HUTCHINSON
We w YORK,
III, 173 and 175 9th Ave-, cor.
10th st.
NEWS IN NOTES.
STATE NOTES.

The tooal registry of Essex county is
60,2S4. against 1914 in 1889. To these
figures Newark contributes this year
1887. against IS, $3.50 last year. The great
increase is due to the house TO house
registration, which has on the lists the
names of those who heretofore have been
too lazy to turn out and register them
selves.
THOMAS ]. d. Smith. the independent
Democrat for Assembly IN the First dis
trict of Essex, has Withdrawn, making
the regular Democratic candidate q
certainty.
A sensation was causedfa t a Sunday
school mission entertainment at Bound
Brook Tuesday night. Tie manager OF
the entertainment surprised the people
by introducing TWO girls in tights In q
specially act. Most OF the audience left
immediately.
Miss Louisa Chapman, Of Perth Amboy.
discovered burglars in her fathers
jewelry store, over which the family re-
side. She took a revolver, and going
down stairs compelled one OF the bur-
glars, a fellow named Herman Whit. to
sit down till a policeman was summoned.
The mans pal. Herbert LeiberI. has also
been arrested.
Daniel w. Disosway., q retired whole
sale grocer Of New York, dropped dead at
HE Ocean. Grove residence Wednesday,
afternoon. He purchased u bicycle on
Saturday last. and it is thought that his
unusual exertions with the machine ag-
gravated heart disease, and caused his
death.
Ellis Campbell, thesowner Of the stables
of the Gentfemen's Driving Park Assoc
citation, Piainfield, which were burned
early in the week, .siagain O loser by an
act Of firebuR. His big storehouse filed
with hay, between Rlainfieid and Mount
Pleasant, was burned to the ground early
Wednesday morning
Jacob 9. Castner and Edward Plotts,
composing the Gem Organ Company. OF
Washington. made ana assignment on
Monday 10 Judge Morrow, of Beividere.
The liabilities are said tclbe abous sc, 900,
and the assets, it il claimed. will amount
TO $3.50 0 The principal creditors are
the Needham Plano and Organ Company,
the First National Bank uf Washington !,
c.. G. Bowly, an organ manufacturers,
Martin Wyckof and CrevelIng a. Co.
The New j ersey State Baptist Associa-
ton, in session at Camden, on Wednes-
day, passed resolutions against the open
ing OF Che Worlds Fair on Sunday. The
office of State Superintendent OF Missions
was created. ~
Washington, Warren county, manufae-
lures about 5000 wagons a year.
1t is estimated that the cranberry crop
will reach $4,000 bushels In Cape May
county. IN
The new l~ife-saying station at Cold
Spring Inlet mas been finished, at q cost Of
$1,000.
Albert G. Twining, cashier Of the First
National Bank. Asbury Park. has been
elected Second Lieutenant Of Company "A,
Third Regiment.
Commercial Township. Cumberland
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Tenth Distriot-North Hudson.
Corporation Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY I'VE THAT ON THE 14TH
~ day of October, 1890, the Commissioners OF AS
sessment filed in the office OF the clerk of the Board
OF Street and Water Commissioner their final as
sessment map and -eport for the construction of a
sewer III
NINTH ST.
from Brunswick st. to Monmouth ST.. and the same
is nov open to public inspection In the ONCE of the
Clerk OF said Board.
And notice Is also given that the following
streets or avenues, or particular sections thereof
are included In 5 aid assessment
NHyH4 .Nf NINTH 81,
from Monmouth st. to Brunswick ST.
ST.,
from Ninth st. to a point about V feet south there
OF;
BRUNSWICK ST.,
from Ninth 81. about 100 feet north and 100 feet
south.
Ana that the seventeenth dav OF November. 1890.
at ten O'Clock a. m, and the meeting room OF the
Board OF street ana Water Commissioners are
hereby fixed as the tim Q and place when and where
the Board OF street and Water Commissioners will
meet 10 hear. consider and adjudicate upon all
objections 10 sud assessment and report.
All objections thersto must be presented in
writing.
Gee. +. BoUToM
Dated Jersey City. October llth. lsaa
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TEAMS SHOT AT PIGEONS.
A Close Contest Which Was won by
One Bird.

"A Oloso OOuteBt Wn1cn was Won by
One Bird.
An exciting bird shoot was Witnessed
yesterday on the grounds OF the Jersey
City Heights Gun Club at Marion. 1t
was a match between teams of the
Eureka and Algonquin Gun Clubs.
The rules Of the latter club
governed the contest, and as they are at
variance with other popular rules, the
Eureka marksmen found it difficult to
adhere to them. In fact, they lost By q
y decision, q bird which would make the
: match a tie. The conditions were ten
men on a side. each to shoot at ten birds,
with gun below elbow until the bird was
on the wing, Il the boundary was fixed
at fifty yards. The birds were a
very fast lou, and the Eureka sportsmen
We're beaten by a single bird. AL Heri-
tage, the veteran sportsman, had his
style of shooting questioned by one of the
judges after he Killed the second bird.
aud Notwithstanding that matters were
explained the referee declared the bird
lost. Half a ,.5zen OF the Eureka Gun
Club birds fell dead out of bounds, while
-four was the number credited the Algon-
quin Gun Club. The officials were:-
Referee, Mr.. @. Bush, Jeanette Gun
Club; Judges. Mr. j.. Measel, Jr., for Eure-
ka Gun Club and Mr.. REIN for Algonquin
Gun Club. The result f0llows:-Eureka
Gun Club-Circle, s; Strope, 4; d. Buth-
fer, S: Swendell, q Heritage, g.;
Schmultze, 8; Sunderman, 8; Ficken. g;
NJ. Schmultze, 7. and Schultz, 8. Total,
81.
Algonquin Gun CIub-Denseith, s.;
Griswold, 6; Radzinsky, 5; Garside, s.;
Van Shack, 8; Mayer. 5; Brenner, Il;
Male, 8; Hanna, Z, and Often, g. Total,
62.
After the main event G. Bush, Jean
nette Gun Club, and Mr.. Kuhanst, Al
gonquin Gun Club, shot at ten birds for
$40. The former won on Z killed, his OPP
npnant dnWninu2
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and Roofers' Association, consisting OF
James Conn3rs. anchor; Herman Seth
man, Ak Schlesinger and Otto Olsen. It
was q close contest and the former won.
George Logan Mas referee.
The Schuetzens Shoot NJ Union Hill.
The Schuetzen Corps had its final shoot
of the summer series at the Union Hill
Schuetzen Park yesterday. The results of
the series follow
Ring target, 200 yards distance, standing
off-hnnd, ten medals according 10 meas
urement-J. w. Schneider. III. White, A..
Kellar, G. Ct Zettler, G. r. Range, A.Stol-
zenberger. r, Busse, j. Scharff. q. Det-
tleffsen and v, Dittmar.
20 TO !, four money prizes at each shoot,
four medals-H. Radloff. IS, H. White. IS;
r. Busse, 50; j. Scharff, So.
Point target, classification shoot,
medals for the marksmen making the
necessary number of points in the e130,
108, so, and 50-point classes.-First class
H. Radloff, 100; @. Dettleffsen, 1872; j.
Scharff, 1870; r. Busse, 1873. Second class
X. Keller, Ill. Third class-A. H. Range,
so; H. Kuhlmann, SO; A. Stolzenberger.
so. Fourth class-G. Goldman, 5ot I'll.
Buerger, SO. rs ANs
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The Hudson Rifle Club will have q
team tournament on November 10. The
rack ettler Rifle will enter two teams.
The team Of the Secaucus Rifle Club
defeated the team OF the Manhattan
Shooting Club. OF New York, yesterday,
on the Secaucus Clubs range. The totals
were Secaucus, 83l; Manhattan, S25. The
return match will be decided on the Zet-
tier range, New York, the latter part Of
next month.
The return match of the Excelsior
Rifle Clubs team and that Of the Our
Own Club. o. Newark, will be settled on
the range Of the latter in December. The
Excelsiors won the first match last week.
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THE MANHATTAN's GAMES.
Hudson County Athletes Who win
Compete.

HUDSON County Athletes Who VIII
Compete.
An array of crack athletes will meet in
the contests Of the Manhattan A. G. at
Madison Square Garden tomorrow night.
The Stafford Harriers viii also participate
The Hudson county clubs will be
we'll represented. The events, the
scratch men. the aspirants from this
county and the handicaps allowed them
are as follows:-
20 yards run, neutrality-suspicious. Carey,
NJ. a. c.. scratch; ". H. Morgan and
William Craft, N. Z. A. G., 4 yards; M.
Gus. N. j. @. 7 yards; Barnes and Brown,
N. j. Al. c., 10 yards; Newman and
Clarke, N. J. A. c., IL yards.
$40 yards run, misunderstanding, NJ.
A. q, scratch. Morgan, N. j., A. c.. 2
yds.; Morreil, n. ia. G., 8 yds.; Shney.
10 yds.; Clarke, N. J.A. G.. II yds.; Wood
ruff. N. J. A. O., Is yds.
440 yards run, hapdicap-ReminRton,
Carey, Dadman and Rodd, scratch; A.
Willershusen, N. J. A. C.;s w. II. Berri-
gar. Wayne A @, and G. 2. Ross. Puri-
tan a. q, 20 yards; Montgomery, N. J..
A. O., IS yards.
$50 yards run, handicap-L. Dadman,
scratch; Morrell, N. J. A. G.. 8 yards;
Clark, N. ]. A. c., IL yards; French, N.
]. a. q, 20 yards; Allen, N. J.A. G., so
yards.
One mile run run, handicap-Connef
and George, scratch; e. Hjertsberg, N. J.
"a. c., rs yards; 4. Eberling, Hoboken "A.
G., and H. G. Adams, Sylvan A. c., 100
yards.
300 yards hurdle race, handicap-Cope-
land and Lewis, scratch; Barnes, N. j..
"A. O., ~ yards; Brown. N. j. a. g., 3
yards; Sliney. N. J.. "A. O., 8 yards; L.
Levien. Sylvia A. c., 6yards; zust, n. j..
A. O., 12 yards.
Ono mile walk, handicap-Nicoll and
Burckhardt, scratch; Heating, N. j. A..
CLIO yards; H. H~jertzberg, N. J. A. c., rs
yards.
Five mile run, handicap-Morton and
Connect, scratch; Rogers, N. j. a. c.,
l minutes IS seconds; Bauman, N. J. IA.
c.. and J.. E. O'Brien, Hoboken "A. CT, .
minutes so seconds; Ben Adams, sylvia
"A. O., 3 minutes. E
Running high jump, handicap-Nick-
erson, scratch; Spence, A, ]. A.fC. 3 m
ches; Frank Rush: Scottfsh-American a..
q, az inches; Schafsr. N. j. A. ca
inches.
$50 yards run for novices; q scratch
event-Haver and Connors, N. J,A. Gil.
Aubrey and w. J. Kelly, S. A. "A. O.; j..
Connors, LorillHrd ID. and "A. A., and
George Kenneth, SyIvaA O.
440 yards run for n~oyices, q scratch
eyent-W. S. Walls, Tabernacle "A. A.;
fl. Neblung, Wayne A. CIV. r. Tanner.
Kensington a.. o.; T. A. Cassidy, Sylvia
"A. C.. and G. e. Greeland and r. Harden
brook, N. J. A. G.
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A T A MEETING OF BOARD OF D~TREcToH3
IN Of the Salvador Reduction Company- held
september 2ith. 1850, the following resolution wa
Resolved. Tnat in the Judgment Of this Board il
Is advisable, and most for the benefit OF tho Saliva
dor Reduction Company. thai the same should hs
that a meeting OF the stockholders be held en-
Thursday, the thtrtteth day OF October, 1886. 81
Pearl street. Jersey City. \. T. to take action upoz
this resolution: and further, that the 5ecretarI
forthwith give notice OF this meeting and tie
adoption OF this resolution within ten days trou
this date by publishing the said resolution WITH &
notice OF ats adoption, III THE JEAskY CRY NEWS i
newspaper published II Jersey CITY. xos e lsa5s
ing a written or printed copy Of the same 70 each
and every stakeholder Of the company IA ma
LEE CONTACT,
September Z. isga
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The Pin Knights again demonstrated
that they are to be regarded is Danger
Gus foes in the struggle for first honors
in the Jersey City Amateur Bowling
League. Fourteen members of the club
hurled the balls at Duke & Ramsay's
alleys last night n wound up with the
total average of 10. 1t was accomplished
by fine team work. There was only one
total over the second century mark I'M
the excess equaiized the deficit of the one
score that fell below the $50 line. The
RENDERS of the club are ambitious to
succeed and are found on the alleys all
most every evening banging at the pins.
Some of the team have made grand prog
ress and lave become staIwarts through
their constant practice. The scores fol
low
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10 c~REpIToRs.

Estate OF Patrick Walsh, deceased. Margaret
Walsh, Executrix OF Patrick Walsh, deceased, b.
order Of the Surrogate OF Hudson county. dated
tors Of saiddecedent to pring In their debts, de-
mands and claims aga1nst the estate OF said deco
months from the. date OF said order. or they VIII te
forever barred OF any action therefor against said
Executrix.
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City NOTES.

The Jersey City members Of the County
Board Of Registration will meet at the
City Hall, Jersey City, on Election day.
Tuesday, Nov. A. from z O'clock a. M, to
fill vacancies In Election Boards south OF
the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Railroad. The Hoboken members OF the
County Board will be at the City Hall,
Hoboken, to care for vacancies north of
that line.
Henderson has gone to Boston. Wor-
cester and Providence to see some of the
new attractions for the coming season OF
'g1 and 'g2 at the Academy Of Music.
The attendance at the St. Aloysius
Academy fair last evening greatly ex-
ceeded thEt of the preceding evening.
Commissioner Romano is issuing all
che warrants worn out by the United
States Supervisors.
The Police Commissioners will hold q
meeting this afternoon
The busiest Office in the city just atthis
time Is the office Of Chief Supervisor
Muirheid In the Postoffice building.
The elevator in the Weldon Building
has been kept in perpetual motion this
past week carrying the throngs who visit
the Republican Headquarters.
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Enthusiast ExceIsiors.

The newly organ led Excelsior Bowling
Club. meeting ursday evenings at
Henn's Alleys, q some effective work
last night with q pins, and the mem
hers gave evideL8 of great improvement
in bowling. A contest between selected
teams rave this result
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Tl,e Klikows BowIea.

The Klikows bowled last night on the
clubs alleys, No. 155 Montgomery street.
Several of the members were absent. but
a goodly delegation was on hand and had
o pleasant meeting. The series Of . team
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NorIoE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Peter 7. Donne1ly. deceased, Edward
Donneily, administrator Of Peter T;nonnelly. oss
dated october 8, 1890. hereby gives notice to thd
creditors Of SAID decedent TO bring in their debts.
demands ana claims against the estate of said de-
cedent. under oath or affirmation within nira
months from the date of said order, or they will b6
forever barred OF any action therefor against said
administrator.
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BAYONNE.

VA small ratification meeting was held
In Columbia Park, Bayonnc. last evening
by the Democracy. Addresses were made
by ex-Assemblyman John J.. Matthews, of
Elizabeth; Edward f.. Mcdonald, Coun-
sellor Henry Puster. Charles C. Black,
Jonn J.. McPhillips, ex-State Senator
William D. Edwards and sx-Speaker Rob-
err S. Hudspethg
Arrangements are being made by the
congregation OF st. Henry's r. C.Church,
of which Father Heller Is pastor, for a
fair to raise funds to build q dwelling
house for the pastor.
A fair will open on Monday, November
3, in the old skating rink at Avenue ID
and Twcnty-second street. which building
has been offered free of rent by Mi. Thos.
Brady. The fair will continue several
evenings underline following committee:--
President, Gustav Brown; vice-presi-
dent, John Brand; secretaries, Charles
Jackie, Joseph Nagengast; treasurer,
Valentine Mellert. The following ladies
will conduct five tables:-First fancy
table, Mrs. Susan Kramer. Ann Pripg,
Bertha NaEengast; second fnucy table,
D. Hergst ana Barbara Poole; third or
choir table (St Cecilia. Mrs. O'Neill,
Mary Ludwig Mary Foley, Josephine
Poole; candyNtable, Miss Anna Herget,
Mary Foerst and Mary Nageagast: fifth
table. Mrs. e. Gerlach, y. Brehm, A.
Drechal and ~ Rolling.
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NOTICE on sETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the nnal account OF
the subscriber, adpntstrator. With will annexed
OF MARY J. HoRgett DECEASED, Will be audltsd and
and reported for settlement on Saturday, the 18th
day OF December next
Dated October Z, A. =. 1880.
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Notice is hereby given that the nnal account Of
the subscriber. administrator. with will annexed
OF Henry. x. Hoggett deceased, viii be audited
and stated BY the Surrogate Of the county OF Hud-
son, and reported. for settlement on Saturday. the
18th day OF December next.
Dated October Z, A, i. 1889.
W GORGE p. HOWELL
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,tch Mar as fnnnws.
FinIshed IN enc Flrst Round.

Finished in the First Round.
Two colored boxers from n New York
gambling house met in the ring last night
at a sporting resort. and the event at
tracted an audience composed principally
of patrons Of the establishment where
the fighters are employed. Many sports
in this county were however present. The
rivals were George Taper, who has won
several battles, and Mitchell Spicer, a
novice.
It,was a short contest and ended in the
first round. Taper was the better man
by long odds and banged his adj
versary all over she ring. Spicer,
who was badly punished. was
knocked down by a left handler
on the yard and wisely remained down
long enough to near the referee, Charley
Norton, award the victory TO Upper. A
match was Immediately made between
the victor and Jack Hopper. The latter
is backed by Captain Mike Boyle. The
men will have a fifteen round go for
points.
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HUYCHINSON'S
9Th Ave. and 10th ST.,
VIZ
VIEW FORK.
NOTE OUR SYSTEM.

ZffETIWh H.NH
We buy at the lowest prices, get
ting the largest discounts for cash
payments. We sell exclusively for
cas- thereby avoiding the losses
incident to a credit business.
Goods are marked at a small but
fixed percentage Of profit. the Gus
toner getting the benefit OF our
purchases, and are assured of uniform
low prices.
his week we concluded to see if
SPECIAL BARGAINS could not be
found in BLANKETS and COM
FORTABLES, and we have been
able to place on our counters at the
foot Of the new stairs to the base
ment few lots of exceptional value.
The lots are small, and probably will
not last over tomorrow.
The first is a full-sized Comfort at
75c., which we or any other house
could not afford to regularly sell for
less than $1.00, and would be excel
lent bargains at that. The second is
another lot OF Comforts at 80 cts,
which regularly would be good value
at IS per cent. more.
We have other lots Of Comforts at
higher prices, from $1.49 to 50. 10, we
believe all lower than can be found
elsewhere.
The Blankets are also Of unusual
value. One lot of 1914 Cotton, at roc.
Another lot of 1914, called a Wooden
Blanket, but which has some colt on
in it, and would be Of good value at
50. 70, we are able to sell at $1.99.
The third is a choice bargain-a
strictly AlI-Woo III Blanket. We
would like our customers to look at
Blankets marked So. SO and $50 o else
where. then look at this at 81. 20.
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Strikes, Spares and Breaks.


The match game between Burns and
Crandall, which was to have taken place
at Duke g. Ramsay's alleys, vas post
poned, as one Of the bowIers had a bust
ness engagements and could not bowl.
The team tournament Of the Palma
Club will terminate this evening. The
first of the series Of the prize bowling
competitions will begin tomorrow night
The Atlantas. of Jersey City A. B. Il.
will bowl this evening at Becker's alleys
The Pastimes will shatter pins at
Becker's alleys this evening,
A majority of the bowlers, of the John
Boyd Bowling Club. participated IN the
parade last evening. aud a quartette,
aided by a few bowlers from other clubs,
occupied the Court House alleys, and
rolled UP scores that would have sur
prised he bsentees. Fernane and ex-
Coroner Burke made high scores, but tie
former carried off the honors.
The Tennys will batter the pins at the
Klikow alleys tonight.
The Palmas team tourney has been an
unqualified success.
Vultee. it is hoped, will reach 200 to-
night and maintain his splendid average.
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JACKSONsS.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Whiteear. .execntrix OF Joseph whitecsf.
deceased, by order OF the Deputy SUR
rogate OF Hudson county, dated August &
1890 hereby gives notice 70 the creditors a
said d~ecedent TO bring in their depts, demand and
claims against the estate OF said decedenE under
oath Or affirmation within niue months from inc
any acrion therefor against said execulrix.
WHlTECAR 5
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NOTICE ro cREpIroRs

Estate of james GormIev, deceased. Dennis
O'Callahan. administrator OF James Gormley. de-
ceased, by order OF the Surrogate Of Hudson counz
the creditors of said decedent to bring in theil
debts. demands and claims against said d~ecedenti
from the date Of said order. or they VIII be forever
ministrator.