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The Jersey City news., 1890-12-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF AdeIza r. Daniels. deceased. Charles
O. Danleis aud William A. Gregory. executors OF
Ioxase o. hadsoa eounty dated septembsr q ls,g
cscodenf 70 brfns In their eebts. demands and
claims sgslast the estate OF said decedent under
oatn or Affirmation within nine mouths from the
OATS OF ssld oruer. they will BE- forever barred
ol any action therefor axainzE said executors
CHARLES n. DA<IELS
NllLlA4 a. GRE9oky.
The Jersey City news., 1890-12-12
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hsreby given that the final account Of
the snbscrih hsr ad mini istrator. with will annexed
OF Henry X. hoggett. deceased. will be audited
and stated by the Surrogate OF the county OF Hud,
son. and reported for settlement Saturday, the
18TH day OF Deeembor next
Lated October :. a. u. ls5l
The Jersey City news., 1890-12-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
n OTIcE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF Garrett NJ. Patterson. deceased. lydia
Patterson and Charles f.. Patterson. executors OF
Garrett NJ Patterson. deceased, by order Of the
Deputy Surrogate Of Hudson county aated
october 81. lt9U. hereby give notice to the
creditors OF said decedent TO bring in their debts
demands and claims against the estate OF said de-
eeaent nnder oatn or amrmalion WITHIN nine
De forever barred VI any action therefor against
LYDIA PATTERSON
The Jersey City news., 1890-12-12

Tine. New Jersey 1itls Guarants o. & Trust Co. A.
,orpsy and assnt for purchaser. Jsrsey Guy.
The Jersey City news., 1890-12-12

Life of Tibetan Woman.
Among the Tibetans a man marries
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28
REPUBLICAN STATE LaATFoRN.

The following is the declaration Of princi-
ples adopted by the Republican party az Nichi-
ran IL Detroit. August -. 60 ald Presented
TO the voters of the St2te.
TIE Republicans OF Michigan. IL convention
assembled. ID hereby adopt the following
platform:
]. That the Republicans Of Michigan heartily
CONNIE nd President Harrison Tor the dignity.
wisdom and faithiuiness Displayed by him and
his cabinet In administering the affairs II the
nation both - home and abroad.
Z Wespplsud the patriotic course OF i>peaker
Reed and the Republicans ia congress fer
amending the rules 40 that legislation can
proceed n spite n an obstructive minority
aHd We heartily endorse the course of our
senators and rePrCse nta'ives ln congress.
. We believe in the purity oi TIE ballet box A..
and that snv ahriEmenf ~ the gat of SUI
frsEo i periious % fhe safety 81 the nation.
aud We urge ihe speedy ens fmfnt bv congress
- such laws az shalt project every American
clfixru in The exercise - fhis sacred right.
&. We sre lu favor % "a revision - oar
national tariff laws - vii protect prodHefT s.
laborers and farmers against fhe rainFHs
competitions q foreign productions ard
CHEAPER labor and especially cofaf8cn1 those
features of the Mrklnisy biil which provide
for THE protection q farm prod dacis - ~eii 80
manufactured articles.
s. We inaorss the action RI congress ia ifs
legislation upon sac silver question. hnd iarfr
tba unlimited Use ~ Ee.d and si.fff tH.iian ss
= basis for legal tender paper cBrrepcs inter
rnanErahle wlfh coin.
8 eei iadorss znd comInsud She acfian q.
tIf ftf faaa|HaM ErLHN .t. Hnf '.a N"f af'
TfPfEes 10 rrisffon q pentian iez'e sfiaf.
he eaun mend the able. eeeuerl .fsi Saa
busne ike safninis isfraftou of teF. Lsce
Ga favor sHrh rhanrrs fn nur efFfc ~
lass as shali rfeV Dc fgr Tlorf ~ 81 ARE -
assfssr1enf ~ rfai. PERSONA sfa earlafa 2
rrrrnrfr - fhe fr3 that st pr1ne-fs i1 tfi
state net eEemptfd she4 cerf ol'e ifs aua
sha-e f. r.ainfslu ~ f1e Die Har1rH
He isTrT eUef fasrVF ia Hf taF laws "a
nf fourt nn FeTslE e. fag tsfef - 3 ft' p
Interest fr rrfrerfr than Pc .Fas
81 We feaflfra fhe fion - fhf RerHh
rar r.erfT Nsre-rfare - .resel in IsF sfet
afafisrers 1ssf sad 'ss aaen tie tes1 Fer
snee 4lFEfinu
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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28
VIM. MILLER,
IS S. iCNli-ST.
Economy Wrought Iron FTnscsl

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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

The young mems meeting this afternoon AZ
4 o'clock in Hartman's Lecture Room viii be
addressed b Rev. x. = Goodman. All young
men are ordially invited 20 sttfnd.
DepOt-Gospcl meeting and Sing service Will
be held In the Union depot al 3:i5 p. IN. al
which everybody i welcome.
Jail services IT l2:l5p. N. open only 10 those
who gO 10 take part In The meeting.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

NUuce-ln iufure the lELE0RAH- II EHALD VIII
publish. under this head. only such notices as
are sent 10 this O1lce eacl week. not later
than SATURDAY Afternoon. Ints j. done -
avoid mistakes aud duplicate notices
In these announcements usual services"
or hours mean that thr morning service oc-
curs al lQ;5J "A. m. and evening service Al
p. m.
Ames u. L. Chureh-Rev (. II. King. A. NJ.
pastor. services al usual hours. sunday
seaoo. at noon Morning subject; Joseph
out kNcuse Tor Rejecting the isDel.
r. 4. :. meets IN Greenwood Hal, ~ Canal
81. at .Sl p. N. Mrs Lois NaisbroOker, Of
Portland. Ore, VIII deliver the address. Seats
tree.
Trinity Church-COrner East Bridge and Col
lege-sve.. Rev. III. II. Johnston, rector.
Seyeuteenth sunday after Trinity. Mathis at
l0;9 Subject OF sermon: Ming ia HIS
'.fw0 Watchwords.' sunday school ana
Bible class at p. IN. Seats free. Vested choir.
Calyery Church-Ringuette Hal. usual
services morning and evening. Sermons by
Rev. J. ScOrl. sunday school al $500 q. -.
Fountain-street Baptist Church DIR. Jack
son. pastor. Morning subject: The Truth
Seeker Evening subject: The Religion Of
Nature"
Grace Episcopal Church - Rev. Dr. T. J.
Knapp. rector. Morning prayer aud sermon
followed by a sermon At 1880 a. M No service
al night Morning subject: A Nal' dictOry.
ST. Paul's Episcopal Church-On Tdrner-st..
between Thru and Fourth-sls. Rev Albert l..
Wells. redior Holy communion at a. 10.
Morning prayer and sermon al 1899. Bishop
tslilespie preaching. Lvening prayer and ser
mon at 30.
The New Church-House OF worship. corner
OF Igor and DiyisiOn-sfs.. Rev. George Henry
Doie. pastor. Services morning sad evening
~ the usual time. Morning subject: The
Parable OF The Great supper" Evening sub
ject: Heaven and Hell Seen From an
Analysis bf the Mnf." Sabbath-school and
adult claSS AT the ciose Of morning service.
Lecture Wednesday evening.
ChurchIof Christ-Rey " J. Russell. pastor
Usual services morning and evening. Sunday
school ait noon. Young Peoples Society Of
Christian EndeayoTs meets at $50 p. M.
Morning subject: Christian Union" Even
Ing subject: christian Character"
Division street NJ. F.. Church-Rev. A. NJ.
Gould. pastor. The pastor viii preach his in
Producing sermon 10 his congregation 81 1870
a. IN. and will preach al 7:50 y. IN. Sabbath
schO0i at noon.
Universalisf--Rev. Charles FluhreT. pastor.
Morning. subject: The Law of Liberty"
.Sunday-Schcol AT noon. No evening service.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

n r. oALA-Qae snsl hefs< tasts-sss ,
4feAzL tgF safe ~ e4kkf es= sstfe-
..sfe. ala1 4ll4 ke8Elr 81 ~ 4cs - 4fiss. AL
tttaA : - S4o.e eaFs ~ rsiir4ls- lf2s - -Ae
t1af1 e4F a2Es, slfaele - ta4la er -fts
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es@ia 3 als1 e. - s b l1zieeza5 % <lag. -
Htt,k. asW aaa 1ol1E ske. 1alsae1 in SD
- Nla Et1ss s10a eisI-Fa. uei2E. Nsg4
astssz. sft D4rior Asa sttaE f8osu. ~ -
43or 1sssee1 se4 Fo3ls. ala 9 s-rgsE siteasa
ga Sfs1Ha t4sr, ssa nies tx1-rss1n 4zd eara-
fgor, et az ss-r. close - ezrsr e4Es Eef safe
= stl1t Illas 141 30 - g. .l4lE E4Fc1es<f,
f4-lars 4 ossal EnsGl Naglaz1l tlty ba4a tl9sk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28
CHURCH SERVICES.

Nouce-In future the IELEoRAg-lfEHALD VIII
publish. under this head. only such notices as
than SATURDAY Afternoon. Ints is done 10
avoid m stakes aud duplicate notices.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28
Tho Coming week,. Tomperanos work

VIC. r. l.. meetings al Good Trmp'ars' Han.
corner South Division and Island SIS. Central
Onion meeting. Thursdays. A. 2-9 ,. NJ
meeting. Thursday, 1:fip. m; Union Of Rions
FIRST Thursday Of each month; girls sewing
school. saturday 2.D p. n.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

WANTED franss Err tre f1fsrsrv ~ tAe EE-
~ rEerafsans 81 Dsrs1E iteefs fn- tfrs1
s5rra sr Free Aaige>s J. A. brceasa< 4 t.s.
Tele.te. ohfa sktf
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

EOk sAkE-Ae4 li rooa noes- oa ietTaer
49,. erI@eeu Lawn court 4nd filiu-aFe..
brlcs set furnace esasrltsa crilaF under eufifu
use, sever eiIg uaFeF. cistcrn. xas. n4ltci,
tiie laaFtH. lay window gutsIcr cnilnaey hf>i
starg IA sa-d ia paHelet 0ak. inside &, set.
mar1ie lzsstorv and bath tnD Nith heI ald
cold NateF. lef 50K 30 EGafrd. sotdrG, yAfl
~alksau1 e0Hcrefr street wa.ks. YARD flli u
natuftl oaks hegsf buit of Ao. materials al
aFoul1t 3r.Ue SITS o. - per u0nth. NSN
s-r0eit hauSe or Par save. with ali modern
tnrraFcIu -flrs. 500. oF 81 per al9nth oa pas
mcnGt. lacauT lots oa Paris. Go ic-e ana Ter
"a e-4ys. 8t from so T. $50 Charies "
Tufts Ledyarc BLOCK prarist. entrance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

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rasf4I4r s.i..es as.d ti-x- Natn-.an. ii south
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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

k'oh kE> t-Slerls tara shed ir9aE sosalS
sll.,e 90 "a s4te. 4lss ler hl4se kseotz. z
~ Monroe ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

Churchlo Christ-Rey. ". J. Russell. pastor.
Usual services morning and evening. sunday
school alt noon. Young Peoples Society 0i
Christian EndeayoIs meets at $50 =. m.
MOrning subject: Christian Union" Eyen-
fng sIlhf,Icf. "Chrisftxn tharacfe-~ -
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

EOH nENf-fufnished rooms al the Sew
tfafneid. ~ Island 81. 0ue bloek s3uth ~
tfiitsn-sI- paFk al mateTu improvements.
sooa vel N4teEi transient trade solicited zs
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

kNk sALk-He azge q hQase zDa les a. 8 4
HAS 81 eaEea - ilaols parties se
"a " o. Cal Al eaes. i2ttls Bros, etsF
AEe4as. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

hlsIWVI HI IIVDIIs .III IIIllL olN-ttt UV't IT
Prosperity" Evening subjerf; Man Win
out kNcuse for Rejecting the u sspel."
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

In these announcements usual services
or hours mean that tnr morning service oc-
curs al l0;5J a. N. and evening service al Z
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

WANTED c9p Lsi So see4Fe Ter soiat
W pushing seaag asa aHler Attls tasl.-ess
A address n. X. beA Z ftls eitoS- -
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

LOB hEAF-Ewo neatly farnisheI fronf
Fsonst as aaa eia.srts, seeoaa d.,.5r fr1M
cable il sALllks per aeeA. 10 ~ Rrs5Qeet -
rs
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

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: t4ra sAs1 - zss sit4 n.s 44d e4Eh-rs3zll.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28
MONEY 10 LoAs
WANrBD-To BUY.

kNANTED-l~o hiah show eases suitable Tor
" displaslnE faacy goods. Inquire %
South Dlgisi0n-st- ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

Eok hENf-N NeNig tur1 she'd froat foeHss
toe sl-rHinEs furnace heated. 8lth aafa.
iHglfre az ~ Bartlett 81. ~ p8s. te south ~
F.ssn.st seh0ol lI2
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

kf0f oALf-ghieaFo property Tea eaeiee
.efs u faki4ls aes 81 tlls aslst y t--r eilt
terms tksa " monthly pay u7afs cafsAih ~
takea n9S. ". -halki4ud. "a Aaaisea ~
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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

PERSONAL.
tNANIED-hF = fealE ai1gHer, taa a.
" taat1faafs ~ latF fsuH 9 % 81 "a seaa
r.s1..el..t.., tsta.I snieeE mztFiaa1I. A.
ar-sa a. O. genera. a. very. ett9- III
" kNf FIf-A refaFf YeuHx isdy Notlii z -
W fa. rsrrasua-ii a o. se1fenea ai <esA
uofftIf ast some Haet.44s as 4a4 ~ 81
HLl rsrntlle reference. "a A1ir-ss. a. - ae4'te
Reed Nome. 1iieIi-t4. "a
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-24
NORTH CAROLINA FOLKS.

Prof. ". A. Blair was notified this
morning that he had Just been elected a
member of the New York academy Of po.
htical science. Winston Daily.
Rev. A. Shaw has been called by the
Fayetteville presbytery to conduct the
cvang,lis,ic work III this district. lie
has given notice to his church here Of his
desire to have his pastoral relations dis.
solvcd.-Carthagc Blade.
The trustees OF the Oxford orphan asy.
lum selected Rev. Dr. Willinm s. Black,
of Raleigh. superintendent Of that insti
tuition. lie takes charge January 1 "
to that date the asylum will be under the
charge Of Rev. DR.. Dixon.
II Is intimutcd that some Of the Nortl
Carolina alliance men will prefer chnrgci
against DR.. McCunc for his connection
with til, Calhoun affair in Georgia. Nc
Cunc IL very ambitious man and Il ap
pears that Calhoun played upon THU
very nmbition. There does not apDea,
to bc any love lost between Col Poll
and McCune.
A marriage took place ON Tuesday las
near McLeansyillc, which rather puzzlci
some Of the folks to tell the relationship
Mr., Samuel Cobb and Miss Emma Hut
fines were married bv Rev. !. l.. Buck
Miss Huflines Is niece Of the groom
sister. What Is now the relationship be
tween Mr.. Cobb and his own sister
Greensboro Record,
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-24
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THE SCARE SUBsIDINSs.
Mas he There VIII ne no Iuslian
War After All.

MiNNgAroLIs. Nov. 81 The Journals
Pierre, $. d., special says. This is ration
day at the Cheyenne agency and the In.
dams are congrcgating there in larry,
numbers. The scare is subsiding. lndiai
Agent Norville has just returned from the
BAD River country. lie saws the Indians
there are abandoning their dance ant,
promise not to participate in them again.
WASHINGTON, Nov. - Several di l..
patches from Fort Mills, received at tn,
war department this morning, wer,
taken by Secretary Proctor to the whit,
house for the Presidents information
The substance of them is mainly confirm.
atory Of the news already received from
the west. II appears that affairs at
Standing Rock agency show much i'm
proveinent. 4 considerable number OF
Indians from Rosebud agency are re.
ported as moving toward Pine Ridge
Just what their purpose is is not knowh
to the army officers. They may bt
goil < to participate in the ghost dance,
or they may be on hostile movements,
not knowing that n strong military fore,
has been gathered at Pine Ridge. Gen
Brooks, who IL In command there, re.
ports that he is secure in his position and
that friendly Indians are coming to The
agency IN increased numbers.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-24
VANCE ON MISUNDERSTANDING
He IN in Favor Of a Man From the
North.

Hon. L. h. Vance, United States sena.
tor from this state, was in town today
on his way from Gombroun. his summer
home, to Washington. Hercachc,l Ashe
vile last night,
Senator Vance WAS S,sn 10y TuE CTR
ZEN at the Battery rark hotel at noon
With reference to the speakershil
ni the next houst ot repre-.
Scntatiycs ~ ,ungtcss. liz SAYS that
re thinks the south should allow n north
III man to be elected. The northern
dcmoc ais have made bigger gains than
hose IN the southland think they are ell.
titled To il. lIc SAID.
IL think we have gained four or five sen.
ltors IN the present congress, he con-
iuuod, "and il the revolution goes on as
t has started, we will have no trouble in
lctting control .oi the senate in March
1898"
senator Vance was asked about his
own rc.glGUtiun To the senate. 81
have no doubt about that" he said.
as the men who are pledged to vote for
mc are all honorable think there will
I've no trouble about my reelection"
lie would not speak oi the possibilities
ni Cleveland ur Hill, for the presidency in
1892. That is u forbidden subject, he
said.
Senator Vance left on the o'clock
train this afternoon with his wife.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-24
| PLOT TO MASSACRE.
THE KIND OF FIENDs UNCLE
NAM SUPPORTS.
A Plot to Murder Col. Brooke and
His Command Revealed by a
White Man Who Overheard II.

A I'lOt to Murder Col. brooke and
His Command Revealed by a
White Man Who Overheard II.
PINE RIDGE AGENCY, Nov. 2I.-Thc first
knowledge that the ghost dancers had
commenced plotting to entrap the sold
iers was brought to Indian Agent Roger
last night by Vim. ID. McGaa. McGaa
enjoys wide friendship among the In.
dians generally and last night stayed at
one OF the lodges about midway between
this point and Buffalo Gap. little curl.
osity, prompted him to ieien sleep during
the early pnrt OF the night. After h
had laid down an hour or SO
one of the red skins bent over to discove,
whether he was asleep. To all appear
ances he was, and lie heard them get ~
and begin a whispering consultation, d..
liberattly plotting to lead ten. Brooke
and his soldiers into ambush and sho,
them down.
Their plan IL to continue the ghost
dance until the troops try to stopit. rh'
place selected to carry out their murder
ous design is place sixteen and a hal
miles north OF here, aud more advan.
tageous locality for so devilish a deed
probably does not exist anywhere. II
is in something Of an amphitheatc,
shape. The plot is to have thu
ghost dance in the center of this
amphitheatcr and have the woods OF
either side of the road iul OF Indians, ana
when the military come up to stop tn,
dance they would BIZ easily shot down BY
the Indians in ambush on either side. By
lining the road with their Winchesters
for the distance of mile and letting the
troops get well into the amphitheater,
they were calculating they could wip.
out every soldier that came. and thei'
calculation was Il perfect one.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-24
AFFlIRS OF CONSEQUENCE.
FOREIGN.


4 bill has been introduced into the
chamber OF deputies, of France, rcrulat.
ing American life insurance companies
in that country
The governments OF Turkey and Rul
garia have received u notification that
agency ut Sofia.
Professor Koch has been granted. TEN.
porarilv, the use Of five buildings in q
suburb Of Berlin, where he will carry on
experiments relating to the discovery oi
a cure tor infectious diseases.
HOME.
Special kilograms To Bradstrcct indicate
that the money stringcncy has had no
serious effect upon general trade.
Since the passage of the anti.lotterv
law there has been reduction in the rev.
euucs OF the New Orleans postoflice OF
about one third.
The official count Of the recent vote in
New York shows that thousands oi
blank ballots were cast and that there
were many defective tickets.
II Is understood that Birchall did make
a full confession to Rev. Mr.. Wade, his
spiritual adviser, and that II will he mad,
public rs soon as Mrs. Birchall leaves tn,
country.
The national convention Of the Non
Partisan Woman's Christian Temperate,
Union at Pittsburg, Pa, decided not &c
change the name as requested by Mis-
Frances l.. Willard.
A Chicago dispatch saws: The t'nitet
States Rolling Stock company, having {
large plant at Hcgcwish has been place,
In the hands of n receiver; liabilities SO,
SIC, 900, assets S6,000,000.
The firm of Kiotz and Fitzpatrick
large bakers In New Orleans, have filed
bill against the American Biscuit Trust
alleging that they were induced by tails
prctcnces to join the trust, and askinI
that the contract be annulled.
The grand jury at Chicago has returnc'
twenty-five indictments for manslaughtc
against J. q. Bright, president, and "
II. Bright. vice-presidcnt, Of the Gcnese
oil company, Of Buffalo. N. Y, VIII
shipped the naptha which caused the c,
plosion on the steamer Tioga. In Chicag
harbor some months ago, Killing nun
! Der Of flougshoremen.
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