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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-23
EUCHRE AT THE ]. c. A. C.

Pretty Prizes, a Genial Company AID a
Hlghiy Successful Evening.
A very delightful progressive euchre
party was given last night by the j. Z. A.
c., at which many ladies and gentlemen,
friends of that popular organization,
were present. There were twenty-seyen
tables in the large hall and they were all
occupied. After the prizes had been given
to the lucky winners the party adjourned
to the upper floor. where other tables a
been spread for refreshments, and day
light was not far of when the gathering
finally broke up.
There were present, among the ladies,
Mesdames Reed, Moore, Pisrson. Nichols,
Walsh, Wadieigh, Dickson, Fox, Reid.
Gilmore, Doubleday. Thomas. Drayton,
Allan, Cadmus. Bettcher, J. Bumsted.
Reilly, Hanson. Johnston, Curtis. Hitler.
Wan Saun and j. L. Bamsted. Jr.'
and Misses Klunpp, Horning, McIlroy, /.
Morgan, Sherwood, Edwards, Gilmore,
A. and N. DezeIl, Bumsted, Hughes,
Johnston. j. Mcknight, Ranken. Crosc-
man, Wyott, Hitler. Howell aud Soper.
Among the gentlemen were Messrs. w.
]. McIlroy, David Bowley, d. b. Day, w.
n Moon, E +. Pierson, +. w. Clifford,
George A. McIlroy, +. H. Grant, I. Myer.
In. ID. 4. Bumst=d. II. c. Nichols. A.
b. Joslin, A. X. Littleield. J. NJ. Zap
pen, George Wadleigh, Frank Whiting, w
Robertson. Jr., G. p. Hitler, X. {. Wy
att. F. b. Van sauu, Charles Caralli, J.
Howell. G. B. Kern, w. 5. Scadder, II.
X. Weeks, II, B. Clafln, I. ID. Reilly, w
81. HARRISON. Homer Moore, Z. w. BUM
sted, b. K. Case, w. Johnston. w. IL.
Mastocks. c. ID. Miller. H, K. X.
Curtis, William Rooster. C.. H.. Purdy,
George 5. Mallory. c. A; Bowiy, Lee
Clements. ]. F. Bumsted, Jr., ID. G.
Hughes j. L. Watson. G. @. Arrowsmlth.
6 E. Bogert. Edward Field, Frank
Dickson. H.. and 5. Nichols. ). and W. 5.
Edwards. Il. Refill, ]. Fl. Gilmore, G. &.
Thomas, Fred Reed. w. c. Doubleday,
+. II. Crary, A A. Cable, Z. II. aud G. j.
Detwiller, 4. p. Clarke. William Nichols
and c. II. Dickson.
There were three ties for first prize,
Mrs. Nichols, Miss Emma Edwards and
Miss Soper each scoring twelve games.
Mrs. Nichols Won the cut and chose a
handsome fan OF ostrich tbs Miss Soper
took a fine pail of opera glasses. the sec
ond prize. Mr.. Dan Bowly received the
gentlemen's first prize, a silver mounted
umbrella, and Mr.. Harvey Weeks took
second, a silver match box.
The BOBBY prize brought wo more ties,
Mrs. +. Z. Van Saun winning the cut
from Miss Annie Weeks, aud Mr.. Charles
p. Purdy proving luckier than Mr.. Scud-
der. The ladies' prize was a happy look
ing nigeer-bapy doll. and the gardeners
a very, very hirsute monkey.
The affair was such a success that an
other euchre party Is protected
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-23
STATE NOTES.

E. F. Cook has been appointed postmas-
ter ut Cohansey.
Large quantities of copper are being
shipped from the old Schuyler mines in
Union township, Bergen county
h. Il. Potter, OF Port Dram, has taught
10 a public school for over thirty years
II during that time made no complaints
10 trustees or parents about pupils nor ex-
PEELED o scholar from the school.
Mrs. Hickey. one hundred and three
years old, lives with her son-in-law. John
Dswire. near Kirkwuod. Camden county,
she is in excellent physical condition. and
a few days ago walked from Kirkwood to
Haddonfield, a distance Of i've miles. She
has the rare experience of seeing her sixth
generation.
A religious revival of unusual fervor is
m progress in the Cape May NJ. L. Church.
Business was laid aside by many OF Tues
day in order that the three services held
during the day might be attended. A
noon lunch was provided in the chapel.
Morristown has a society for providing
medical attendance to the worthy poor.
Last year the society spent S267.55 for at
tendance and medicines, and has a bal
ance in the treasury of S91. II. The cases
~ara~reported by the pastors Of the
9ses, members of the society and the
..sitors of the charitable societies.
James Blair, OF Scranton, Pa, has been
one OF the directors OF the Belvidere M
tional Bank for sixty-one years, having
been made q member of the board when
the bank was organized in February,
1880. John I. Blair has been q director
since January 3, 1881, aud was one of the
original stockholders. but having been
one of the commissioners appointed TO
open books of subscription was Ineligible
TO serve as director.
The Monmouth county Board of Agri-
culture win meet at Freehold on Satur-
day at one I'm. Members are to exhibit
specimens of the newer varieties of pnta-
toes. Secretary Ward, OF the state Hor-
t%icultural Society. will speak on the
profits to be had by raising apples, pears
and peaches; State Chemist E B. Voor-
hoes will deliver an address IN the
rational use OF mauures n give the re-
suits of experimenting on tomatoes and
potatoes. and papers will be read on ex-
grass, spraying OF fruit trees, n IN to-
matoeS.
Vineland Is having its touch of the
epidemic of burglary. Houses have been
entered within the past few days. and
watches. jewelry and money valued at
$500 carried of.
The Camden Republican Club is getting
up q petition to Congressman Bergen to
use his efforts to secure such modification
of the plans of the Camden public build
ings as will permit the beginning of
work.
The committee of Republicans sent
from Mount Holly to Washington to pro-
test against the appointment of Jonn B.
Collins as postmaster have returned. but
will say nothing as TO the result OF their
errand. 1t is understood that the Presi-
dent told them that he would hold the
matter in allegiance for the present.
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NEWS IN NOTES.



At the reassembliug Of Parliament yes
terday the Attendance was very small.
Parnell reassertel his claim to the leader
ship of the Irish party by giving notice
that he would call attention in the near
future to the administration Of the Crimes
act Parneli sat between Mccarthy and
Sexton.
In the German Reichstag Yesterday
Herr Barth. a member Of the Frcisinnige
party, moved to repeal the prohibitions
ON American pork and bacon Imports.
The death Of the Duke Of Bedford will
be the subject OF a Parliamentary investi-
cation.
Jean Louis Ernest MISSIONER. the dis
tinguished French psinter, is seriously Ill
with bronchitis.
Advices received from Rio de Janeiro
state hat the entire Brazilian Ministry
has resigned.
The National Capital.
Another day Of excitement in the SEN
ate. Senator Asdrich, the Republican
leader, declared that the majority would
no longer be governed by the established
rules OF the House. The consideration of
the closure resolution Is to be considered
In the Senate today.
In the House yesterday Speaker Reed
made a brutal attack on the Democrats.
The session for the rest of the day was de-
void Of interest.
ottAtutct 0Snefdi otepueu " Dtuets
chief Of Ordnance, U. S. A., has been
placed on the retired list of the army on
account OF age.
William Walter Phelps has forwarded
to President Harrison five bottles of
lymph, and Surgeon Geddings has been
instructed to experiment with 1t on ten
patients.
In New York state.
Over two hundred lawyers rendered ex-
Judge Richard O'Gorman u banquet last
night at Delmonico's on the occasion of
his retiring from Office.
Surrogate Ransom has decided that
Eva Hamilton or Mann has no right TO
contest the will OF Robe 1T Ray Hamilton.
The Rapid Transit bill was ordered TO
third reading yesterd ay, and the prob
abilities are that 1t viii not be opposed.
A petition Is being circulated among
Ape residents of Fifth avenue in favor Of
\ surface railroad on that thoroughfare.
Everywhere Else.
7 The big Housatonic dam at Apsonia.
Conn, showed signs Of weakness yester-
dav, and towards evening part gave way,
| flooding the river. The Derby aud Naug-
Ntuck Railroad tracks are flooded, and
&iany mills will be forced to close till the
lafn is repaired.
| There is little expectancy that Senator
! fgalis will succeed himself. as Senator,
r Republicans are openly revolving.
b. p. Hutchinson, better known as s.Old
Hntch,n of Chicago, has determined to
retire from business.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-23
CITY NOTES.

The Palma Club will hold a reception
this evening.
The third annual dinner OF the Board
of Trade will take place al Taylor's Hotel
on Thursday. February g..
Michael Smith, OF No. ID Elliott place,
was struck by an east bound train at the
Washington street crossing of the Penn
s~ylvania Railroad yesterday afternoon
and a his left arm cut of. He was
also badly hurt about the head.
The headlight of locomotive No. 257
exploded last night at the Washington
street crossing of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road and gave the engineer and fireman a
pretty good scare.
Neil McMullen, a vagrant, was found
last night sitting on the front stoop of a
Jersey avenue residence. He was acting
queerly and when approached By q police
! aud asked where he lived answered,
up in Kildare: you know the road"
He seemed all right this morning and
was discharged from custody.
Mary Monday, t~wenty-one years old,
the wife of a canal boatman. was taken
from her home aboard the boat yesterday
violently insane. and sent TO the City Hos
pitai.
Only a few months z Cooper place
was improved. Today IL is simply a mud
hole and The mud is black, too.
Lafayette
The regular meeting of the LAFAYETTE
Social Club was held last evening at the
residence Of Harry Knoblock, on Lafay-
cite street. The following officers were
elected:-President. Harry knoblock:
vice president. George Cowles; CORE
spending secretary: George Mack: record
lug secretary. John Smythe; treasurer,
james Coogan; Finance Committee, H.
King, T.. Teese and j. Fox. The follow
ing committee was appointed TO make ar
rancements for an invitation ball at Ber-
gen Hail early next mouth;.James L.
Malloy, Frank Albers n James
Weaver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Brincke gave a
sociable at their residence last evening.
Games and dancing were the order Of the
evening. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. +. Weaver, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Aalloy, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Wilson. Mr.. and
Mrs. IL Knoblock, Mr.. aud Mrs j. Bur-
CESS, Misses Fannie Till and Amelia Win
ters. Mamie Dupuy. Hattie Garland. An
ME Brincke aud Messrs. 4. Aibers. ].
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HUDSON.

West Shore Council, Royal Arcanum,
met at Masonic Hall, Union Hill, last
night.
West Hoboken Council No. 1,1S5. Royal
Arcanum, are making extensive prepara-
rions FOR their entertainment and recep-
lion at Sielzes' Casino on Monday. Feb
ruary 2 Among the artists who Will par
ticipate are Miss Minis Bertini. ID. NJ
Robertson, Elmer Z. Ransom. Miss Mary
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-23

You are hereby notified that AZ a public saisma1e
by the lily Collector Of Jersey City. on the 3tn
day Of March. 1891. I purchased for the sum az one
huEdred and forty-niDe dollars ana nfty one ceu4
ali the land and real estate situate IN Jersey CirJ.
In the County Of Hudson and state Of New Jersey.
fronting on Front street. which a laid down aud
designated - LOS part No il m block No. Ia upou
an assessment map annexed 70 a report made By
Commissioner OF Adtustmenf@ appointed In and
for said city bg the Circuit Court OF the County OF
Hudson. q certified copy Of which report and map
was nied In The Office Of the City Coilecfur Of der
sey City. on the second day OF October. 18s. said
report and map anu said sale being made pursuant
10 the provisions OF IN act OF the Legislature az
New jersey. passed March ~ 1856. entitled
Ear Act concerning the settlement and collection
or arrearuges Of unpaid taxes assessments ana
water rate or water rents in cities o< this state,
and imposing and lsvyIng a tax assessment aud
lien in lieu and instead Of such arrearages. ana
TO enforce the payment thereof and 20 provi1s
Tor the sale OF lands subjected 10 future taxation
and assessment
And the several assessments thersto.
And you are further nou1ed that you appear 70
have an estate or interest In said land or real IS.
tafe aud unless the said land and real estate shall
be redeemed. as provided IN said act before the
expiration Of six months from and after the ser
VICE thereof. g deed for the same win be given con
seyfnc TO the purchaser the Zee simple OF SAID
lana ana real estate according 70 the prori8ioas Of
Dared Jersey City. n. J. December ]. 1870.
JOHN II
Purchaser.
rHExrw JERsEr TrrtE GUARANTEE AND TnUsr Co.
Attorney and Agent for Purchases.
Jersey city. MI
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tn PARTITION IN caANcERy OF NEW JEg.

TS PARTITION IN caANcERy OF sEw JER-
By' Virtue OF a decretal order entered on the s0th
day OF DeceInbsr, i3s1 directed 10 the subscriber,
q special master OF saia court In q case wherein
Narc aret u. Mather Is complainant and Thomas
- N.rrer ana Sthers are defendants shall offer
Tor sale. on the premtses on
SATURDAY. the .4Gh day OF FEBRUARY
next between the hoQr Of twelve O'Clock and that
~ 1--WE in the afternoon. that "a TO say At two
O'clock. al that tract OF ian1 and promises situate
iyiur and being In tins clay OF Jersey City, in the
county of Hudson aud Stzts OF New Jersey, bou3d
"a AMI de<crlhed a. follows
Re-irutnx on the southeriy side OF Sixth street.
formerIT south Third street, II q potnf distant one
hundred feet eastfrly from the southeasteriy cor
ner 81 said street and Prospect street. thence run
ming southeriy parallel with Pros SecI street one
nnDd red feet 70 the centre OF tn6 block. then &c
essuerIv PARALLEL with sixth street eighty feet to
me lire OF lands formerly OF = IalmzGe Mather,
Ratrh NJ. PerIee and Margaret Herbert Aafner;
thence northeriy parallel with Prospect street
alonr said east line one hundred feet 20 sixth
Street aforesaid, amt thence westerly along the
same ei<hty feet TO the place Of beginning.
Feiur mara OF the same premises Conveyed 10 the
fsre Geo rre Marher afuressid og Jonn b Coles and
Others By deed dated March 2 1874. and recorded in
Ibar sSof Deeds for Hn1scn county. on page Is,
ere. Including he estate and Interest IN dover II
any he has Of the defendant. Adeiia Malher,
widow Of Andrew Marher, deceased. IN the said
SsSrn hinder my hand this rtn day OF January,
A. u. lsy2. HtLA-aA ~ E3-rv<.
DEfpK { PAEkEs. Solicitors
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euaswortn and Frederick Emerson

Budsworth and Frederick LLneESou
Brooks.
Miles Mccarthy and Andrew Lampsn
two hostlers at the Gutenberg track, BE-
came involved In a dispute after the last
race yesterday and Mccarthy staooed
Lampen in the thigh and then made his
escape. Lampen's wound is painful, but
not serious.
The breading of the cable road to the
Heights last night caused much lncon-
yenieuce 10 the patrons of the North
Hudson County Railroad Company VINO
live in this section. In some cases people
living on Union Hill were over an hour
reaching their homes.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-23

ADVICE TO MoTHEEs-MRs @rssLows Soora
Va SYRUP should always be used when children
arr cutting teeth. II relieves the little sufferer
al once: II produces natural quiet sleep BY re-
iIsving the child from pain and the little cheruo
pIrssznt 70 taste. 1t soothes the child. softsns
he gums, allays all pain relieves wind, resu-
rates the bowels, and Is tho nest known remedy
Tar dlarr hoes. whether ansi from lecthinx Or
other causes 1wsnss-hrs cents . estlis.~s%
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-23

When BABY vas sick, va gave her casioriA
When she WAS a Child. she cried for castoria-
When she became Miss, she chung to castoria
whsn she had Children. she gave them castoriA
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NorIcE or SETTLEMENT

Notice Is hereby given that the account Of shl
subscriber, adminislratrix % Thomas J, cotEan
deceaseL WIN Be- audited and stated by the surro
gate or the county Of Hudson. and repnrted fol
settlsmeut on safarua5. the TN day OF February.
1874
~ pELIA coLGAx.
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oF s%ErrLEAENr.

Notice "a hereby given that the account OF the
subscriber, Edmund W. kingsiand. executor. OF
Edmund VI. Kingsland. trustee under the will OF
Isaac W. scudder. deceased. will be audited and
stated by the surrosets OF the county % Hudson
day o. March. ISL.
Dated December q. A. d. l2l
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-23
NOTICE 10 cEEDTroRS

Estate OF Patrick Burns. deceased. Hugh J. Burns.
adminls traitor Of Patrick Burns. deceased. by or -er
OF the Deputy surrogate OF Hudson county. dated
December n ISL. hereby gives notice to the ereot
tors OF said decsdent 70 bring IN rhslr deStss de-
n1auds and claims against the estate OF said dcce
denf u-der oaxn or Affirmation. within nine
months from the date OF said order, or they wiz b
forever barred Of any aenon therefor against said
- HUGE J. BURNs
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70 CREDITORS

Estate Of Fanny A. Chapman. decsassa Jerenisa
Il. Hnlsey, IN tho Will called JerenAAAn
Halssy. executor OF Fanny A. Chapman oeesased-
By order Of The deputy surrogate OF Hudson couE
~. dated November a, lssa hereby gives 13s1ce q
tha creditors Of said de cede7t to brsng in theu
debfk demands and claims against the e-tale o.
said dacedsuS. under oath OF Affirmation. WIKI
IN rhine months from the Gate Of said order o.
they viii be forever barred o. any acs1on thers
~ JEREMIAH Il HALsEY
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NOTICE OF s%aTTLENENE.

Notice is hereby given that the account OF the
subscribers, executors OF Robert J. Dalton. de-
ceased, viii be audited and stated BY the surrogate
OF the County OF Hudson. and reported for settle
mont on SATURDAY., the nh day Of Rebruarg. 1891.
LEON DALTON,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-23

NOTICE 10 %cREpTIoRA

Estate Of John Hausmann. deceased. Matilda
AdministraErfx OF John bausmanB,
deceased, by order Of the Deputy surrogate OF
Hudson county. dated October y. lssA nsreot
gfves notice 20 the creditors OF said qecenent pc
pring IL their debts demands and claims against
ne estate 81 said decedent. under oath or a1rma
lion. within nine months from the date Of SAL
order. or they VIII be fore yer barred or any acrioe
therefor against said
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-23

Estate Of John Moran. deceased, Rosanna Moran.
executrfx Of John Moran, deceased, by order Of the
Deputy Surrogate Of Hudson county,. dated Decem
Der i6h. 1921 hereby gives notice 70 tine creditors
aud claims against the estate Of said oeeedenL
under oath or animation within nine months from
me date 81 said order, or they VIII be forever barred
OF any action therefor against said execnrrlx-
E0SAENA MORAN.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-23
for infants and Children:
q REAL LUXURY!

Looking out over the many homes of this country, we see thousands
of women wearing away their lives in household drudgTy that might be
materially lssened by the use of a few cakes of SAPOLIO. If an hour
is saved each time a cake is used, if one less wrinkle gathers upon the face
because the toll is ightened, she must be a foolish woman who would
hesitate to make the experiment, and he a chuIsh husband who would
grudge the few cents which it costs.
If your grocer sends you anything in place CT SAPOuO, send it
back and insist upon having Just what you ordered. SAPOLlO always
gives satisfaction. On hoors, tables, and painted work it acts like a
charm. For securing pots, pans, and metals it has no equal Everything
shines after it, and even the children delight in using il IN their attempts
to help around the house.
Send backs such articles and insist on having just what You oderd
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS

Estate OF James OsNsiH. deceased, Bridget Agnes
OrSem. executrtx OF James O'kell. deceased oy
order OF the Surrogate Of Hudson county. dated
December *, 1850 hereby gives notice 70 the eredf
tors Of said deesdent 70 bring II their debts de
mands and clnims against the estate OF said re
eedeut. under oath or affirmation within uine
months from the date Of said order, or they Will De
forever barred Of any action therfor against ssid
eAecolHA upFncrr AcxrS n,xrffr
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Estate of Caroline Heberton. deceased, Johx
Hebert0n and susanna Hebertcn. executor
OF Caroline HebertonL deceased by ORDER 20
the Surrogate OF Hudson counN. dated -
Creditors D. SAID dececenf % bring IN t1ou
debtz. demands and claims AGAINST me estate q
said decedent. under oath or affirmation WHINE
nine months from the date Of said order, or t1e5
viii be forever barred Of any action t1zrrL1
sAA JOHN HEBERToS.
SUSANNA
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LYDIA PATTERSON.
CHARLES +. PATTERSON.
NOTICE 10 cREDIroka

Estate OF John J. G1naths. deceased, Catherine 2
Grfratns. execufrix OF John J.. Grtfirhs- deceased
by order Of the Deputy Surrogate OF hudson coun
". daued Sovember ~ l5sl hereby gives notice 70
the creditors OF said decedsnt 10 bring In lneir
debts demands and claims against tbs estate Of
nine months from the GATE Of said order, o. they
Will be forever barred Of any action therefor
against sAio e1e rETHaRISE n eRrFFTFHs
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10 CREDITOR

Estate Of Garrett N. Patterson. deceased Lydia
Patterson and Charles T. Patterson executors OF
Garrett A. Patterson. deceased, BY order Of the
Deputy Surrogate OF Hudson county. aaIsd
creditors Of said decedent 10 bring in their debts
demands and claims against the estate Of said Do
cent under oath or affirmation within nine
faonfhs from the date OF said order, or tney VIII
he forever barred o. ans action Therefor Hx11lst
IYDIA PATTERSON.
IN ri ES HaTEEESnN
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the account OF the
subscriber, surviving executor and trustee under
the will OF Patrick COVE, deceased. viii be audited
aud stated by the Surros ate Of the county OF Hud-
son. and reported for settlement On saturday, tae
18th day OF February, 1871.
Dated December u, A. ID ls4
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NOTICE. 10 CREDTT0Rs-

Fw.ra az Nora sfovek-u. deceased, henry stat
feus adminIstraror OF Dora stoFeken. deceased
BY order Of the deputy sgrrofsLe q Eaass~
noe 70 the creditors Of selc dsceasnL y
hrsuc se rAc.- Gerts. demands and cI411A
sra1nse the estate OF said decedeaL. uAdef
oath OF Affirmation within alne months from ~
Ae.- q said erdef. or they viii DC forever oarzc-
o. suy action therefor against said ndninisIrs1or
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NOTICE.


Jas. II. o'xefl, Surroxase oniee hours ; . N
TO- y. M satardayss %
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Estate OF Enn X. Mining, deceased kllzzeeq
rfinnfnr expcurrtx OF Emll K MiHnLug deceased
b. order Of the Surrogate OF Hudson rcanv. ceLs<
Dessern ber 3. t5ca hereby gives notice 20 the crs11
sors o. safd deceaenr 70 bring IN their aros- ee
mends and clains against tbs estate ~ saza ~
r1onfhs from the date OF said order. or they viii !.
forever barred OF any action therefor axAIns& e@AA
execulFix- ,-~u x~xxxxc
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6TEAMBOATH.
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BOSTON rH Es'; ssssDs IN no &C.
the most comfortable in Winter. Fare. eelu. via
s~rONINGTOS LINE
Providence. sA Worcester SIZE. steameu
leave new Pier o.. " R.. one block above CanM
~. al lS .. m aAily. except sunday.
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NOTICE 70 -csEDlIoEs

Fst.te Of FRANCIS L Patterson. deceased Lukz
psssers1a. sdnlnistr asor Of francis fatfsrso1
dar~assi. bg order Of the Surrogate o. a44ret
eo1nrv dared Becsmber = f@4 hereby <i<es NJ
no. - me erea i1ors ol satd deeedeut % pr1n< 4
their debfsL demanfz AM claims H<4l1t- tre estNH
ri sd recadanE uu1sr oath O. ae4rm4ttun t1t1tt
u.nr month fron the qn1e 81 S1l1 orter g -
wifi be forever barred 81 any 4rlV4 M<<SA~
axninxt sad edm1njz traitor. ~wv.---o-~