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The FL clustering Expedition.

. SAN Francisco, June GA special to
the Chronicle from Ensenada, Lower
California, gives an interview with Gov
ernor Torres, Governor ofthe Peninsula.
Governor Torres says he has been in
constant cipher communication with the
Mexican government since the tilibus-
tering disclosures were made, and has
sent full report substaniiating all that
had been published. He says the Mex.
lean government has decided to demand
that the United States punish Walter G,
Smith, August Merrill, Ranford Worden,
Edward Hill, Frederick Hall, and others,
for their part in the conspiracy. s d
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BRUTAL PRIZE FIGHT
Stopped by tho Chief Of Polico After All
ths Damage wHs Done.

Stopped by tho Chief Of Polico After All
the Damage was Done.
OMAHA, NEE, June 9.-Tbe bloodiest
prize fight that has ever taken place in
this vicinity, came off Saturday night
between Tim O'Hern, Of Chicago, and
Barney Taylor, ofSouth Omaha. O'Hern
stripped at ITO pounds and Taylor at
1GS.
In the Grst round the Chicago man
rushed Taylor around the ring, getting
in heavy blows wherever he desired.
When the second round opened Taylor
started in for revenge. Both men were
severely punished. Just as the round
closed O'Hern landed viciously on Tay-
lor's jaw, sending him to the floor in a
semi.conscious condition. A terrible
right handler in the third laid Taylor's
cheek open, and in the fourth O'Hern
got in a savage upper cut. Taylor landed
heavily on O'Hern's neck, aud the
later went down as the round
closed. The fifth round was tame,
but in the sixth and seventh, Taylor
scored two knock-downs. In the eighth,
O'Hern split Taylor's other cheek and
closed one eye. The Chicago man also
had the best Of the ninth, and when
Taylor came up for the tenth both eyes
were about closed and bis face and chest
were swathed in blood. Each man Sc.
cured a knock-down in this round, but
for the next five rounds 0'Hern had
everything his own way. When the
sixteenth round opened O'Hern started
in to knock out his man. His first
smash sent Taylor sprawlipg on his back.
Again and again, O'Hern smashed the
bleeding, trembling, staggering man, and
he was fast succumbing when Chief Of
Police Maloney Jumped through the
ropes and stopped the fight.
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Wants More Iurormntlon.

81. PETERSBURG, June o.-The Rus,iaa
Minister Of the Interior has paid a for.
mai visit to N. de Laboulayc, French
Ambassador to St. Petersburg, and elru.
siyely thanked the French authoritiss
through that diplomat, for the recent ar,
fest 81 nihilists in Paris. The Russian
ionc.ionafy also hinted that the Govern
men! would be particularly pleased TO
optaln the names Of the Russian cor.
respondents ofthe prisoners, disclosed
by tho letters captured by the Paris
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William Embraces Itniy's Grown Prince.
BERLIN, June 9.-The Grown Prince,
Of Italy, who is making tour Of the
Continent, arrived at Po,edam this
morning. He was met at tho railway
station BY Emperor. William. Az tho
Crown Prince stepped from the train 'ho
was embraced by the Emperor, His
Majesty and his guest entered a stata
carriage and were driven 10 the staIt-
schloss. subscquentlybhey proceeded to
the new palace. where the Crown 7pr;nce m
paid a visit to the Empress and II ! 'te toop
iancheon; nla, 1eo - After lunch the Emperor
anu the CIowA Prince went to Born
staederileld, where an inspection Of cav cav.
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l.. N. Axtell was nominated for Re.
Found IN the River.

HVttIE1 O!6PulrHU 10 ne 1NlElIlDfHtT.
CnARLRsToN, W. Va, June 0.-some
boys fishing in Elk river to-day, found
tho decomposed body Of male infant.
The physician who examined 1t thinks
it had been In the water from four to six
weeks. There is no clue 10 its parent
age, nor could 1t be told whether VIC.
tence had been used, but 1t was certainly
put in tho river as IL was carefully wrap.
ped In white cloth and then tied in an
old Quilt.
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& LONDON, June 0.-The Swedish bark
Architect, Captain Lindh, at Queens
town, from Fernaudina, reports that on
May "a she saw balloon floating in the
ocean. The bark attempted 10 reach
the balloon to ascertain il anybody WAS
in the car, but darkness set in and the
balloon was not afterwards seen. NJ ;
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Emln Enjoying Good Health.

sugz, June 0.-Msjor; Wissmann, I'm
perial German Commissioner to East
Africa, has arrived here from Africa, on
his way to Berlin. He reports that Emin
Pasha, when he started lor, the interior
Of Africa, was enjoying fine health.
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Very .Iinnortnnt IL True.

LONDON, June 0.-The National Line
steamer Denmark, which sailed from
London June 8, for New York, has on
board a notable consignment Of hackney
horses for DR.. Webb, Of New York,
brother.in.law oil Mr.. Vanderbilt. There
are also six French coaching horses for
one OF the Vanderbilts. 2. VI
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It Was Chtldren's Day,

Special Dfspateh 10 The InhlttQe,eer.
FAlRAoNr, ". Va, June 9.-For nine
teen years tho Sabbath school of the
Methodist Protestant church Of this
place has observed the second Sunday OF
June as Children's Day. Last night the
church was crowded to It's full capacity,
and the exercises under the efficient
superintendent, Prof. Thomas G. Miller,
were Of the most interesting character.
The audience room was decorated with
potted plants, flowers and canary birde.
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WASHINGTON, D. g., June 9.-The
Postofiice Department has Soaered re-
ward for the arrest and conviction OF the
parties who robbed the registered mail
pouches when they held upa train in
South Dakota on Saturday last,
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Elevator Burned.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 0.-The cleva-
tor at West Memphis, built for the Ken
lucky Central railroad at cost Of s75,-
900, burned this morning at $3.50 O'Clock.
Z. G. Adams, OF Atchison, Kas., the con-
tractor, who had just completed the
building and was sleeping in the second
story, wc3 lost. He was 10 years old.
The orisin-of the fire is unknown. The
fire was first discovered in the engine
room. There was an insurance Of S25,-
900 on the elevator. b.4 Y " - = r.:
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Tried to XIII His Mother and Sister,

COLUMBUS, IND, June Sat noon
yesterday, Henry 0'Brien, mechanic,
became suddenly insane and attempted
to kill his mother and sister, who live
with him. he struck his sister with a
chair and inflicted injuries that are
probably fatal. He then tore his cleth.
ing from his body and rushed into the
street. He was caught and bound with
great difficulty. He is now chained
hand and foot, in cell in the county
jail, to prevent his taking bis own lie.
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The Triple Alliances

PR'rH, June Count Kalnoky, Min.
lister Of Foreign Affairs for the wbole
monarchy, 10. addressed the Austro. Hun.
gariaa ga delegation today. He declared
that the relations between the nat;ons
forming the triple alliance, were clearer
and hrner than ever before. During
ms speech be made a sympathetic reiers
ence 70 Bulgaria, whose position. h,
SAG, was being consolidated. Alludiny
70 ssrvia, ne eaid he regretted the er.
ces.lye growth Of radicaliam in thst
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q FntartlnshurE Gets Her Public Building,

Special Olspateh 10 Lse Iattnl97seer. - !.i
Z WAsnISaroA;Ju june o.-Senator Faulk-
ner received a note from the White
House this evening advising him that
that the President had signed the bill
providing for the erection Of public
buildiDg at MariiDsbnrg, and the an
nouncement Of the Presidents approval
OF the act will bo officially commune
Gated to Congress tomorrow. ~ +.
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Poll Gets a Big Dose

NEw YoRS, June Recorder smythe,
in Part II, Of the General Sessions court
this morning, sentenced Broker Geo. H.
pellt OF the Sixth National bank wreck.
Ing fame, TO imprisonment at hard labor
for seven years and six months in the
State prison, ~ ~
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'Mls Drolher Tools II up,

LEXINGTON, KyaJune o.-owen Brad
ley, we'll known race horse trainer,
shot, and mortally wounded Prince Jen-
kins here at 1880 this morning. Jen-
kins had fight with Bradley's brother,
Will, Inst night, and this morning Owen
took it up. He escaped alter the shoot
iug. ai Az 3 -. ..t "a
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Pedestrian-"So you want work, do
you 4? Well, you can get II by going to
card on the door saying there is work
for. people Of both sexes. Tramp.
"Sorry, boss, hut that don't help me
any, ! belong only 10 one sex. . #
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Fiouri,ig MIL burned.

LAKE CRY, MIN, June o.-The Dos:
ton Touring mill, in this city, owned by
ON. Crumpter,. Of Palatka, Fla, val
ucd at $4,000. was with its contents
destroyed by fire yesterday. Tho loss
will reach 100000, with small insur-
ance. The fire was OF incendiary origin.
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congregational Campaign Committee.
- WASHINGTON. June o.-The Republi-
can Congressional Campaign Commit
tee will open rooms tomorrow at %
Madison Place, opposite Lafayette
Square. The location is between the
White Hsuse and Arlington hotel. ad-
joining the residences OF Secretary Blaine
and Don Cameron.
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Emin's Salary Paid.

CA,ao, June 9.-The Egyptian govern.
ment has paid to Capt. Carsati, in behalf
OF Emin Pasha, more than $4,000 as
Emin's salary for seven years service as
Governor Of the Equatorial Province In
Africa, /. o., 81.
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New YoRK, June 9.-Arrived, servia,
from Liverpool; Arizona, from Liver
pool; Anchoria, from Glasgow. -.
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New YoRx, June o.-Judgo Barrett,
of the Supreme court, to-day remitted
the fine Of s., 600, imposed on '.Honest"
John O'Neil OF tho 1854 Board Of Alder
man. in addition to the term Of inprison-
ment, to which he was sentenced on his
conviction Of bribery. O'Neil, under
this decision; will be released from Sing
Sing on June Is, when his term Of i'm.
nrisonment expires. : Had the fine not
been reniit.ed, O'Neil would have been
Obliged to serve a day; for each dollar Of
tho fine, Il isSE .s;i
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the rights Of settlers. The bill proposes
% place these aliens under the disabiii.
ties Of the civil lay rs to NIL future at.
te.mpts to acquire lands and compels
alien owners 10 cease 10 be such or 10
become citizens Of the United States
within ten years. A Mr.. scully, who ia
q subject Of tho Queen, Is cited as own.
ing 10000 acres In Illinois. from which
he receives 5000 900 yearly. Also the
schenley estate OF 1000 acres within the
city limits OF Pittsburgh and Allegheny,
nrawingannually 100000 to British sub.
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West yirg,nin Pensions.

SNeias Dispatch to the Intelli1eneer. Y
WAsll1SaroX, D. G., June 9:-West
Virginia pensions were granted as lol'
lows: Increase-Franklin Thomas. Lee
tart: Marshall Garfield, Pleasant Run. 4
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Reserve Agent.


NVtc1ul D17pt13eH 70 se ''SsstpeT'ss' 2 n -
WAsnISaToS, D. O., June o.@The
Comptroller Of the Currency has ap.
proved the Drovcrs ana Mechanics Nat.
ional bank, Of Baltimore, as q reserve
agent for the First National Bank, at
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WILL FIGHT TIE TRUST,
Independent Dlstillers Preparing for
Fl D. Struggle,

Independent Dlstillers Preparing for n
gfA Struggle. +.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, June 9.-Mr. J. D.
ller, the weil.kuown brewer, returned
from Chicago yesterday, where he has
been for the last week, looking into mat.
ters pertaining to the coming war be-
tween the distiilers in the corporation,
known ns the Distillers' and Cattle
Feeders Trust, and those not in accord
with it. ,f !. q. r,,g
The Indications point to a long and
bitter fight, and it is stated the distil.
leries not in tho trust are preparing to
carry the war into Africa. With plenty
Of capital, and plans partially perfected,
the antitrust fellows say they will soon
be in position to cope with the output
OF the trust, both rs to quantity and
price. To attain this end they are form.
ulating plans and raising capital, Mr..
Her says, for the erection OF two great
distilleries which will have almost rs
great q capacity as the combined dis
tilleries OF the trust. ,%5
1t is proposed to erect two distilleries,
at cost Of about s., 900, 900 each. Their
joint capacity will be about 10000 bush.
els OF grain daily, which will be great
enough to cope with the combined out.
put Of the Trust product north Of the
Ohio river. The location OF the dissil.
leries is not yet agreed upon, but it is
likely that Kansas City will secure one
OF them. One OF the capitalists directly
interested is in Europe. Immediately
upon hia return, it is inserted, the wal
will be on and the distiiieries will be
erected and ready for work within &
DAYS. W. u .qsgt ! y. y, =. q,
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lays game,

Young l o o . o 0 0 o o.
Earned runs-Wheeltns 8; youngstown l.
Two base iltt-9lcuaivin. Sacrifice hitE-G ion.
alvin: o'Brlcn, Sherman. Rtolcu bases-Glenal.
vim, Zetgicr. 0nricn. Struck out--By Fitzgerald
1: BY Doty G. lIases on balls-OT Fitzgerald .;
of Doiy |. Double pays-f'arker 10 Sherman 10
Parker; Porte. to Parker: O'BrIen 10 Glenalyin
to Arni!age: Parker to Sherman 10 Cody. Time
-l:l2. Unpire-Jamtsou. = -
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nusInesn lportionZ of Town uc.tro1ed.

COLCHESTER, Conn, June 9.-The
whole business portion Of this town was
destroyed tbyittire this morning. The
loss is estimated at $50, ,o00i partially in.
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ATHLETES In THE RAIN.
Swift Runners on Slippery
Tracks at the Games of
the Loril1ardS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Hoboken Athletes Have a Jolly
Heusewarming.

The fall games Of the LorilIard Deoat-
ing and Athletic Association were neld
in Caledcnfan Park yesterday afternoon.
A large attendance witnessed and
cheercd the contestants, Notwithstanding
the unpleasant weather. The track was
slippery and disagreeable. Most q tne
heats occurred IN the rain. Below IS ap-
pended list of the winners
100 Yards Race for Noyices- Won by y.
Edwards. OF the Acorn Atnletlo OauD, ~ -
II seconds with A L. Doremus auu
William II. Heaton, second and third TO-
spectively
The $50 yards run, handicap, was won
by D. f. Wieners, of the Manhattan AN
letic Club, in "A 1-5 seconds, with y.
Marks and IL. Meyers second and third.
The 100 yards dash. hRnaieap
the New York Athletic Club, in ~ 70
seconds.
The one fraile walk handicap, was Won
( by g. L. Nichols, of the Manhattan Ath-
letie Club, III 6 minutes AZ Is seconds.
Yhe 40 yards run, handicap, was won
by E. L. Ssfrre, Of the Manhattan Attn
1etic Club. in SO 2-5 seconds. with Y. .
Muller anuI4I Meyers second and third.
The running high jump was won by z.
"A. Cooper. of the Manhattan Athietic
Club. whose jump was 8 feet ~ inches.
Nv III Farrell and f. II, Shooter tied each
other. jumping 5 feet al inches
The 100 yards sack race was won by +.
Martin, Of the Lorillard Club, in ~ 80
seconds. with w f. Murphy second.
The one mile run was won BY T. po-
gellus. OF tfias Wayne Athletic Clun, in :
minutes IS q 5 seconds, with j.. j. Moran
and +. j. Carr second and third.
4 merry dance followed the athletic
Vafilps
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Moran, FOR UacRsm7tn work. so 20 BartIoy yoyie.
Tor horseshoeing: $50 05 70 WOOD MenqRh. for
s s5 e e = Stats zeifun for ssersisne ior
rDe 1913 70 BARLEY Coniln tor repAylng over street
10 Philip Il Martin for setting meters; s54 90 to J.
Tor asrnsss sss ~ 81 70 y Sensllen-
soners; for trnck hire; VI 20 james f somers for
Adoptea BY the following vote on the eau for the
Asyes~Eresidcnt somers and Commissioners
Dugan and Van Keuren-
s'~sas,ss.~- bic buildinos - present.
yesosved Inas gIon be PAID to Louis eiIe Tor SER
Vices as architect on police stallon-hcase no on
Communipaw Avenue. charge appropriation fof this
resolved, TnaE by ana with the concurrence Of
the boald OF finance. the committee on public bud-
chase inc following described praperty, situate on
Virginia Avenue block e. ioss Nos 10 ~ y aa s
feet il depth more q Sq ssa q Dos e
scriDed for public school purposes.
Resolved That the contract TOR building wings on
Ing to plans and specifications, De and is hereby
awarded to Joseph II Cutley at the price named in
h md dollars I i being tSe I'D re-
ceived, and that the whole worx ana materials ae-
cording to Specifications and Ina the corporation
attorney be and is hereby requested to prepare and
have executed the proper contract for the same.
Resolved. That the architect be directed to draw
plans and specifications for the proper steam
Ing Of ns s Of Nc sshqol No AND ssss
tor proposals Tor such steam-neailng.
The foregoing were each anopked py the following
vote on the call for the ayes and nays:
Ayea-President Somers and Commissioners Dugan
and Van Keuren.
Nays-None.
ms committee engineering and survey pre-
scented she following:
Resolved That $50 30 paid TO Albert Datz for
books and stationery. Charge engineering bureau
I8S9-a0
AaoDted by the following vote on the call for the
Ayes-rresident somers ana Commissioners Duean
ami Van Eeuren.
Nays-None-
Commissioner Van Keuren notified the board oil a
break In sewer in Montgomery Street aud owing to
the cxigancles OF the case he moved that the
rnlEtee on streets and sewers be empowered TO pro-
coed at oaoe witch It's repair. Carried.
On motion OF Comm tssioner Duean, the board ed
iourned GEO. 4, BoUToN. clerk
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NOTICE TO cREpIToRs.

Estate OK GARRETT winants, deceased James NJ
Winants. one OF the Executors Of Garrett Z. VII
nants. deceased. By order OF the Surrogate OF Hud
sOn county, dated August list. 1880 hereby gives
notice to the creditors OF said decedent to bring
in their debts. demands and claims against the es
tate of said deccdent, under affirmation,
within nine months from the date OF said order or
they viii be forever barred of any action therefor
against said Executor
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athletic contests valued at 500. The
athletic events are a 100 yards cash for
m members under $50 lbs. in weight, 100
yards dash for those weighing between
i50 and 200 lbs, and 100 yards dash for
those who tip the beam at over 200 lbs, a
sack race. potato race, shoe race. pig race,
swimming match, and shooting at a tar
get. There will be baseball match be-
tween the benediets and bachelors.
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ATorIeE no cREpIroRs.

Estate Of James GoomIey. deceased. Dennis
D'Callahnn ndministre Of James Goomley, de-
ceased, by order Of the Surrogate Of Hudson coun-
" dased september & 1884, hereby gives notice to
the creditors of said de eedent TO bring IN their
debts, demands and claims against said decedeue
under oath Affirmation. within nine months
fFom the date Of said order they will be forever
barred Of any action therefor against said adj
DENNIS o'cALLAHAN.
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MoTIeE To cREDEToRs.

Welsh, Executrix of Patrick Walsh deee ased, by
order of the Surrogate or Hudson county, dated
August 21ss 1890 hereby gives notice to the credf
tors Of said decedent to prlng in their debts, de-
mands and claims against the estate of said dece-
months the date Of said order, they wi be
forever barred OF action therefor against said
Executrix.
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NorIcE 10 CREDITORS

Estate OF William Ward, deceased. Eliza Ward
and Albert william Billings. executors OF William
Ward, deceased, By order ofthe surrogate. of Hud-
notlae 70 the creditors Of said deced e1I to
against the of said dscedenJ. under oath or
Affirmation Within uine months from the date OF
said order they viii be forever barred of any
action therefor AGAINST said executors
Claims to be presented % Randolph Condicf q
Black. No. ontg0mery street., Jersey City.
EiITA WARD.
ALBERT YIILIAN BILLINGS.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF George p. Dcdd. deceased william ].
Dodd. Executor Of George p. Dodd, deceased
by order OF the Surrogate Of Hudson
county. dated July 10. 1895 hereby gives notice
the creditors Of said decedent 10 bring In their
0ebss, demands claims against the estate of
said cecedent Hz0er oath or affirmation within
nine months frcna the date of said order. or they
against said Executor
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NoTIcE no CREDITORS.

Estate OF Hugh s. Pollock. deceased Tenet Oicort
exccutrix of Hugh 3. Pollock deceased BY order OF
the Surrogate of Hudson County, dated June 18th
1890. hereby gives notice to the creditors of said
decedefit TO bring in their debts demands and
claims against the estate Of said aecedent under
oath or affirmation within nine months from the
OF any action therefor against said executrix
n 1
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Yhs storm stopped Tsnnia.

The rain Of yesterday prevented the
continuation Of the lawn tennis tourna-
nent Of the jersey City Lawn Tennis
League
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NorIoE ro CREDITORS.

Estate OF Sarah whitlock deceased samusr wait
lock. executor Of Sarah whitlock de-
county dated June 26. 1880 hereby gives notice
70 the creditors Of said decedent 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 or they
Will be forever barred OF any action therefor
against said executor.
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Estate Of Rudolph Walter De Hofr, deceased
Babqfte De Hon. Executrlx of Rudolph Waiter De
HofL, deceased, by order Of the Deputy SURROGATE
gives notice 70 the creditors of said de
cedent TO bring in their debts, demands and
oath affirmation within nine months from the
date OF said order they will be forever barred OF
any action therefor against said Executor.
PAREITE DE HOEE.
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NoTLcE 10 CREDITORS.

Estate of Patrick Gacquin, deceased. Mary D atz
Administrators Of Patrick Gacquin, deceased, BY
order Of the Surrogate. OF Hudson County, dated
August ~ 1880, hereby gives notice TO the
creditors OF said dccedent 10 bring ia their
debts, demands and claims against the estate OF
said decedent, under oRtn affirmation within
niue months from the date Of said order, they
viii be forever barred any action therefor
against said adnlinistratrix. MAkY DATZ