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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-26
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between Jane Z. Rogers, complainant. and Eliza
Many ct AL defsndantA
On bin for partition and decree for sale.
IN pursuance and by authority Of a decree made
by the Chancellor In the Court of Chancery OF
New jersey in the above entitled cause, bearing
date the thru day OF July. IN the year OF our Lori
one thousand eight hundred and ninety-ona. by
which II was among other Things ordered. adj
judged and decrsed that all and singular tho
premises mentioned In the bill OF com plaint. in
all and singular the hereditament<
and appurtenancas 10 the said premises belonR e.
ing. or In any wise appertAfnfnE. be sold at public
vendue 10 the highest nidder, In tho presence Of
aud under the direction OF the subscriber, one OF
the special Masters Of the Court Of Chancery, +.
expose to sale at public vendue 10 the highest bid
der on
TUESDAY the Twenty ninth DaT Of September.
A. D. 1871.
at two O'Clock in the afternoon OF said day, upou
the premises all the following described land and
premises. with all the appurtenance4 being the
same described In said bill OF complaint. thar ia TO
say:-A1 that certain lot piece or Parcel OF land
and PREMISE situate. lying ana being In the city
Jersey. which on a certain map entitled Map Of
eighty-one los situared in the business port on OF
the city OF Hoboken and duly filed In the oince
OF the Clork OF said county OF Hudson June ~,
1919. is known and desisnated and disting aished
as lot mum bere twenty-one l21 IN block number
sixteen usL being tnentY-nve feet wide Ia front
ana rear by one hundred feet deep throughout.
fronting and facing on tna southerlY side OF ttrsl
street. as BY reference to SAID map Will more fully
appear:
IN c. BEssoN.
Special Master.
NIvEN s METuRy.
Solicitors
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curiositles About Beans

OF all edible pods it is believed that the
bean has been the longest known and the
most widely cultivated. It was used as
food by the ancient Jews and considered
sacred by the Greeks and Romans. A
temple dedicated to Kyanetes, the god Of
beans, formerly stood on the sacred road
near Eleusis. kyanetes was called the
nod of beans because he was the first to
cultivate them for food. The bean feast.
which the Athenians celebrated in honor
of Apollo. was characterized by the ex-
cessive use OF beans.
The Egyptians, contrary to the nations
above mentioned, considered beans IN
clean, and would not venture to touch
them Pythagoras admonished his schol-
airs. 'Abstain from beans" The natives
OF Egypt and most TALL oriental nations
look upon the black speck on the wings
OF the pear flower rs the written charac-
tiers o. death. St Lcuss Republic
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STATE NOTES.

The United States District Court will
draw its jury on September l. The
next session Of the United States Circuit
Court will be held on September %.
Captain John Shields will gather Ten
thousand baskets OF peaches this season
from his orchard, In Hunterdon county.
Adrew b. Everitt will have a yield of
seven thousand baskets,
Two years AGO Rena and Sarah Pollin-
ger went Il KeyDort. They were not
there long before they became acquainted
with Wolff Melner. Meiner called
mostly TO Miss Rena. Arrangements
having been made for the marriage, Miss
Rena sent for her younger sister, Fannie.
who came on. When Meiner saw Fan
ME, who was a pretty young blonde, he
seemed to tai TO her and neg
lect Miss Rena. Miss Rena. aud Meiner
We're married. For a whole year Miss
Fannie lived with them and Meiner
would occasionally taxi her out. Moth
lug was thought of this until Saturday,
when it was learned that Meiner n Miss
Fannie had lett Oh the steamer Minnie
Cornell for New York. Meiner had done
but little work since his marriage. and
lived on his wife's earnings as a dress
maker. Mrs Meiner was left penniless.
aud a collection was taken up for her on
Saturday at the hotels.
CAPTAIN Everitt of Cherryville, Hunter
don county, exhibits a branch OF a peach
tree ten inches long, which contains
twenty-seyen peaches.
A Camden negro couple. to whom Was
born a child with but one arm, a mere
hand taxing the place of the ether, have
Sc up a dime museum of their own, and
are advertising their freak.
Hately Earl, who died at Newton last
week, mad been sextor OF Christ Church
for thirty-eight consecutive years, and
Janitor of the public school twenty-one
years, ever since the school was built.
A bottle thrown into the. Delaware
river at White Lake, Sullivan ounty
n. u, by JONI Williams, on August 2.
was picked up at Belyidere by Frank 5.
Large on August 13- 1t had Travelled
about two hundred miles In twelve days.
Rev. Philip Reese, of Carpentervills,
has accepted a call from the Presbyterian
churches at Beattystown and Rockport,
Warren county. He will ill the pulpits
of the two churches on alternate Sun
days.
Newton people got a surprise one night
recently. The station was lighted up and
a line OF hacks waiting for the incoming
train. IL came, but instead of stopping
at the station ran into the yard aud was
put up for the night. There was not a
passenger on train. This is said to be
the first time it has occurred in ten years.
Sylvester Croft, track walker on the
Morris and Essex Division between
Broadway and Washington, aged seven
ty-four years and four months, has
walked the track between thes points for
tweniy-taree years, walking an average
OF fourteen miles a day, making a total
Of III, $50 miles. or more han four times
the distance around the globe.
julia Fitzpatrick. an eleven year old
girl at Bound BROOK. corraled a herd OF
Jwenty-seyen calves which she found run
ming at large, drove them to the public
pound aud earned 1915. She was on her
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CITY NOTES.

Charles McMnllen. Of No. 6s Essex
street. went out on the Grand street
wharf this morning to catch II Whit OF
fresh air when he fell asleep ana rolled
Into the water. He was rescued by
Policeman Nugeut and taken home
The Dunno Association will hold It's
second picnic this summer at Pohlman's
tonight.
The Fire Board will meet tonight.
Warden Osborne returned from his va
cation this morning. The Warden en-
joyed his much deserved rest at Elmira.
Lafayette.
Justice Lowry is In great trouble about
the color or his nex winters overcoat.
Advice and proposals for building It will
be welcome. He has hired a long dis
tance telephone aud ms soon as IL Is in
working order he will be ready for bush
ness
Mir. Johu Pelloth has returned from
White Lake, ". Y.
Cantaln Hugh Clark has gone on a
weeks cruise to the Shrewsbury in his
yacht Lewis W..
Johnny Boots last night paraded Com
munipaw avenue with a pair of boxing
gloves looking for hght.
The residence OF III. b. Mcknight, the
Lafayette florist. was struck by lightning
yesterday. The damsge was slight
-Seven-year-old Andy Greed. of Ash AMI
Pine streets. fell from q truck yesterday
and broke his arm.
G~reenvfIle
jackson avenue, from Eye to the New
ark and New York Railroad bridge. Is In
a horrible condition. The mud is twelve
inches deep in some places.
Eight Engine Company, OF Eye avenue,
Is using the old veteran engine No. IL.
The boys expect TO get their W back
By the first OF next mouth.
Miss Jennie Evens Is a guest OF Mrs.
Owens. Of No. % Eye avenue.
Six horses were needed to pull a lum-
Der truck out of the mud ut Dauforth ave-
nue and old Bergen road yesterday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith Is erecting a new
two story house at No. 466 Ocean avenue.
1t will be completed about September 1.
Frankie Rich of No. 326 Johnson ave-
nue. fell over the bauiister yesterday n
broke his arm. 1t was set by DIR. Lamp
son.
A stone from n leigh Valley blast
struck Frank Ventz on the arm yester-
day, but he escaped with a flesh wound
Michael Connolly OF No. sos Grand
street had his foot crushed yesterday by
a falling barrel at the National Storage
Works.
West Bergen.
Public School No. "a is rapidly ap-
preaching completion. The fathers are at
work on the interior, and the sidewalk is
being laid.
Mrs Charles Niclos of West Side ave-
nue. is improving In health In the Der.
muda Islands.
curse of lectures. Among the lecturers
are Willis FLEET her johnson. New YORK
Tribune; Chaplain McCabe, the Rev.
Fred lgiehart of New YORK. The Wes-
leyan Glee Club viii give a concert as one
of the features OF the concern.
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IN cHAScERY OF NEW JERSEY.

Between the Jersey City Insurance Company
complainants. and Ann Miller ct ais defendants
or Bill. &C special order for publication
Il satisfactorily appearing % The Court that JOAN
Woods. Ene person who beld audex William c.
Boekus the DsorssaSor. in the MORTGAGE in the Bill
Of Complaint in said cause mentioned, Is dead. and
his heirs and deytSees and the persons now holding
under said mortgagoF are wholly UNKNOWN
and 1t likewise appearing 10 the satisfaction or
the Court that May Neil vile OF Peter ell. In her
lifetime claimed 70 be a daughter of said John
Woods and as such claimed to have some interest
IN said lands. and that the said Mary Nell and
Peter NeD, her husband are dead. and the helrs
and deyisees Of said Mary Neil arc wholly IN
Il Is on this nineceeurh day OF March. elghtsen
hundred and ulnefyone. On motion Of John Griffin
Of counsel with the complainant ordered mat the
unknown owners OF All that certain house and
ioL piece or parcel OF land situate. Ktne and being
commencing one hundred and twenty ave feet
from the corner Of Grove aaa Wayne streetS being
TWENTY-FIVE feet In front and rear ana enc hundred
feet deep on each side. bounded on the west b q
lot OF susan Paulller and on the east BY a lot OF
George Ogden, and Is known as tt number p do
appear, plead. answer Or desnur 70 the complain
ants bin on or before the twenty first DAY OF Sep
TENDER next. or that In default thereof suchdeeree
be made against them as the Chancellor shaA think
And il Is further ordered that this order shah
within twenty days hereafter be published IN The
Jersey CITY News a newspaper printed AZ Jersey
CIV. in this state. and continued therein. AZ least
OF the time hsreia limited 70 appear. plead. an
ALEU- TeHt
true copy.
ALLAN McDERNorT.
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A ORDINANCE FOR TIE RELIEF OF r. y.
n Kellers In construcrion OF bay WIN doEs on
the norshery corner OF ocean ave. and Forrest
street
he MAYOR ana Board Of Street and Water Com
N issioners Of Jersey Ctr for and On behalf Of
the municipality OF said city, 40 oraaln as fol
IoWs.-
Section That n. Kellers shan be and he is
hereby granted permission 10 construct and main
tain bay windows III baildiag 10 ee constructed
and owned b. him on uortheriy corner OF OCEAN
ave. and Forrest street. which bay windows may eK.
tend from the second storyt0 the roof OF said build
irg beyond the building line OF Forrest street two
feet any ordinance TO the contrary notWithstand-
ing. The work 70 be done under the supervision OF
the Inspector Of B ildtngS
CHARLES J. soMERS
President
GEORGE 7. BoUToS.
Clerk.
Approved August = is9t
fayoE.
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BAYONNE.

Twenty-one sheathing planks were
stolen last evening from the yard OF
James Forquer. a contractor, at the cor
ner of Avenue ID aud West Twenty
second street, within a few rods OF Police
Headquarters.
A freight car standing on the siding
near the Ceutrevilie station OF the Cen.
trail Railroad was broken into last even
ing by sneak thieves and a lot of canned
goods stolen.
john Walsh, aged forty-6ve years. en-
ployed on the Port Johnston coal wharves
at Bergen Point, fell through a hatch
way afternoon and was severe y injured.
He was removed to his home.
Michael Andrecker. a German. aged
sixty-seven years, aud living on Avenue
e, Centreville. WIS struck by "A Central
locomotive yesterday. One arm was
broken and he was also Injured inter-
nally. His condition is critical.
The Board Of Health has elected John
c. Farr President.
John Reynolds. VINO escaped from the
J~amesburg Reform School. was captured
at the home OF ms parents and sent back.
John BonAi, Italian, was fined IS for
stealing coal from Central cars.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-26

The rsgpickers of Paris do a work for
which other cities pay large sums aunu-
ally to street cleaning departments. Ac-
cording to an English writer they toil at
night and the value OF what they collect
is estimated at $4,000 for each twenty
four hours. OF course the conditions OF
Paris life are exceptional Population is
very close, the tall houses are crar:med
with inhabitants; there are no gardens
there are but the houses n streets. The
Parisians have a way OF emptying all
kinds of lumber and refuse into the
streets, u then the ragpickers gather in
their harvest. A use is found for every.
thing, aud metam0rphosis never ceases,
All the details are Interesting.
though some are rather disturbing. Rags,
Of course, go to make paper; broken
glass Is pounded. aud serves as the coat
ing for sand or emery paper; bones, after
the process Of cleaning and cutting down,
serve to make nailDrushes and tooth
brushes aud fancy buttons; little wisps
OF women's hair are carefully unrayeled
and do duty for false nnir by ana by:
mems hair, coll ected outside the BARRIERS.
serves for filters through which slrups
are strained; bits of sponge are cut up
and used for spirit lamps; bits of bread,
If dirty. are toasted and grated, and sold
To the restaurants for spreading on hams
or outlets; sometimes they are ~earbonized
and made into tooth powder; sardine
boxes are cut up into tin soldiers or into
sockets for candlesticks; a six hat has a
whole chapter of adventures Ia store for
il. All this work employs a regiment of
ragpickers numbering CLOSE on 10000.
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To Michael Canavan and Mary Caravan. hts wife,
Francis IL Thur0er and Jeanette N. Thurber. his
wife, and Horace TX. 1hurber.
BY virtue OF an order Of the Court OF Chancery
OF New JERSEY. made on the day OF the date hereof.
Ia a cause wherein Philip 7. s;icr. administrator
SC, OF David L. Becker. deceased. Is complainant
and yeu aud Others are defend ants. you are re-
CURED 10 appear. and plead. demur or answer 10
the complainart's bill on, or before the nineteenth
day OF october next. or the said bill viii be taken
as confessed against you.
The said bill Is nled to foreelose o mortgage given
BY said Aichael Caravan and Ssary { anavau. his
wife, to said avid E.sEecker. dated September
18th, 1886. and recorded in Hook iJ OF Mortgages
for Hudson COUNT. New jersey, on pages 50 &c
And you. Michael Canlvan anu Mar Caravan.
his wife. are mnde defendants because you are the
satd mortgagors In said mortgage, and claim 10
own n part or said lands.
And you, FRANCIS b. Thurber. are maue a defend
ant because you claim 10 own a part OF said land
aud you. Jeanette N. Ihurber. are msde q de.
feudant because you are The wife of said Fran oil
g. Thurber. and as suca claim an inehoate right Of
dover in sald land.
And you. Horace K. Thurber. are made a defend.
ant, because you claim 10 hold an encumDrance
on said land
Dated August Il, ls91.
JOHN s. MONSTER.
Solicitor OF Complainant.
?. o. Address. No. / Montgomery street. jersey
City. MI
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Notice 10 hereby given % the creditors o. John
b. Brown and Elisha 3. Clark. partuerz trz11n< -
Hropn < ciark Of Jersey City. t11z all cI<tf1i
agzinst their estate must be exhibited 10 <n1 sHH
scrioer, taelr es<Axnee. a. nz onices No y fp1<.
or anirmaticn. On or before the nine<senzh a. e
August Hext neIn< three D1o1<n3 txaU Us t4it -
the assignment or be forever barred frpm ccmiu<
Ia for Q 4tslac11 q the estate and S<xd e~fe1t:er1
are farther nu<ncd that = h41 o. r1e claims
aEai1sz the said hro~a & csrk viii - Elc1 -
the Clerk c1 the Court 81 Gonmoa ti14@ o< -
County q bu1so2. 1t the expiration 81 <S8a 11E4p
muntks, Nbr1 e1eep-tous th<Eato Ma3 - urA
JOB c UwR<1Hr.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of Mary fardlsy. deceased. Robert ".
Eardley executor OF Nary Eardley. deceased. by
order OF tn. Surrogate Of Hudson County, dated
June 8 1851. hereby gives notice 70 the creditors or
SAID decedent 10 bring Ia their debts. demands
aud claims against the estate OF said d~eeeaenI
Under oath or affirmation. within urpe months
from tho date OF said order. or they win he forever
barred Of any action therefor against said executor.
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TO CREDITORS

idan. ad administrator OF Joseph sheridan, deceased
by order OF the surrogate OF Hudson county
dated Nav Il. 1881. hereby ewes uGuce TO the cred
itors OF said ceeedent 10 oring IN their deots, ds
manus and claims against the estate OF said decs
months IRON the date OF said order, or they will os
forever barred OF any action therefor against sAii
PATRIcK SHERIDAN.
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IN cnAscERY OF NEW JERSEY.

To Robert L Chase, defendant
By virtue or an order OF the Court OF Chancery OF
New Jersey. made on the dag or The ate hereof in
a cause wherein Bertha A. Chase Is the petitioner
and YOU are the defendant. YOU are required To
appear, plead. demur or answer 70 tire peritto2 OF
said petitioner on or before the fourteenth DAY Of
August next or the said petition VIII be taken as
confessed against you
me said petition Is flea against you for
divorce from the bond OF mRrFim0ny. and you.
Robert chase. are male defendant because tn G
pett ION praTs for d decree OF divorce AGAINST yoa
from the bond OF m~atrinoay-
Dated June i3, 1891
DICKINSON & THOMPSON,
Solicitors for Petitioner.
20. / Exchange Place. Jersey CIV, NJ
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HUDSON COUNTY clRcUIr COURT

HUDSON COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT
Thomas N, Brewster. plalnsn. vs. J. Henry Baird.
defendant
IN attachment upon contract
Notice.
Notice Is hereby given thar E writ OF attachment
as the suit OF Thomas n. Brewster against the
rights and credits Moneys and effects goods AID
chattels OF D Hsnry baird. a non resident debtor,
for the sum OF eight hundred dollars t&s4a. issued
out OF the Hudson County Circuit Court on The
tWenty-e,ghth day Of March, eighteen hundred ana
NINETY one ketur1ahle end returned into Court
duly executed by the sheriff OF the county OF Hud-
son and state or New jersey, on the day and year
DENNIS MLAUGHLIN.
Clerk
JOIN S. NcNAsTER.
Attorney for plaintiff
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NOTICE OF

subscriber. administrator OF Enoch kessiar. de
c a-sd. As relates % the estate Of John k~essler- De
ceased. 81 whfcA s,tate said n och kessler was rne
adminisf rztor. wld pe andited and sla1ed bF the
SURROGATE OF rhe CoHuzF OF Hudson. and renorted
for settlement on frLaay. tbs nth DAY Of tetooer
next
lAyIp !
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-26

Estate OF William Gopsin, deceased. Joseph D.
Gopsil. administrator ofWillam Eopsildeceased
~ oraer Of taeDenRty Surrogate Of Hudson county.
dated July Z. 1891 hereby gives notice 70 the credt
tors OF said decedens TO bring In their deots. Dc
mznds and ciains against ths estate OF SAID 90
ceden-, under oath or Affirmation within nine
months frcm the dare OF saiu order. or theg will os
forever-barred Of any action tEarfor against sail
joSkPH d. GopsrII.
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NoTI0E 10 CREDITORS

NOTICE To CREDITORS.
Estate Of Eugenla Weston deeeassd AbnsE y
Weston. administrator OF Eugsnia Weston. de-
ceased. By order 81 the Surrogate OF Hudson
County, dated June Il 1891 hereby gives notice 70
the creditors OF sail deceIeat 70 bring la tnsir
debts. demands ard clatms against the estate OF
said d~ecedenS unaer oara or Attenuation within
nine months from the date OF said ORD er. or they
will be forever barred OF any action therefor
ARSER \. WESTON.
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NOTICE OF

Notice Is hereby given that the final account Of
the subscriber. administrative OF Matthew Govern.
deceased. VIII be aud lifted aud stated by the Surro
gate Of the county Of hudson. and reported Tor
settlement on Friday. the twenty nfth day Of Sep
TENDER next
Dated 3uly "a A. D. 1881
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NOTICE or SETTLEMENT.

Notice Is hereby given that the final account OF
the subscriber. administrator or william
keeney. deceased. will be audited and
and reported Tor settlemsnt On Friday. the Istn
aay OF September nexk
Dated July Is. A. D. IsoL
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NOTICE OF sETTLEMExr.

Notice is hereby given that the final account OF
the subscrioers executors OF cornelia Wv. Sooraem
deceased. win BE- audited anu stated by the Surro
gate OF the County of Hudson. and reported for set
element on Friday, the 10th day Of october next
JOHN V. v. B0oRAEM,
.. BOoRAEM.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice Is hereby given that an intermediate ac-
count OF the subscribers Enthusiastically OF
Robert s Ross. deceased. will be audited and
stated by the surrogate Of the County OF Hudson.
and reported for settlement on Friday. the ninth
day OF october next.
LATED August s. 4 D. 1891
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Estate OF Hatre Puster. deceased. Henry Puster
anu Annie \, stoitx executors OF Hattie Pu$
ter, deceased. by order o. the surrogate OF hudson
County. dated June "a ISL hereby give notiee
10 the cred lIDrx OF said dcccdent 70 bring in their
debt, demands and claims against the estate Of
said decedeht under Data or Affirmation within
nine N o1tns RON the date OF said order. or thes
will be forever barred Of ans aeti0a therefor
ANSEE L ErOLrz
HENRY Pu5TER
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CORPORATION Notice.

NOTICE IS K GIVFN TaAT THE CON.
~ nnissioners Of Assessments for Jersey city will
meet at their rooms Ia the building occupied by
The Eoard II STREET and Water Com missioners on
the corner of Jersey avenue and Mercer street. in
Jersey City. on Tuesday. TIE 18th day of Septem-
Der. 1901. at nine O'Clock a M. for the purpose OF
appraising and determining the value OF The real
from Gates avenue southeriy 10 the Morris canal.
And the damage which any owner Of such real
estate. or any Interests therein. may sustain ~
means OF such Improvement, at which time and
place all parties Interested in sald impro vement
who desire 10 be heard before said Commission IRIS
on the value a lands to be taken for such Inn
p~rovement and the Gam ages Of the owner OF sucn
lands will sustain BY reason OF such Improvement
may app sar and be heard
HUNT.
" JAWS,
Commissioners OF assessments.
Dated Jersey City. \. j.. August u. 1891.
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NOTICE 10 cRsDlroas

Estate OF Joseph Ballentine. deceased. Charles
S. Wells. ad administrator OF Joseph Ralisntine. de
ceased, by order Of The Deputy Surrogate Of Hud-
son county. dated guIg g.. issi. hereby gives notice
TO the creditors OF said decedent 10 bring in their
debts. demands and claims against the estate OF
said decedenL under oath or Affirmation within
nine months from the date OF said order. or they
Will be forever barred Of any action therefor
CHARLES s WILLS.
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NOTICE 10 cREDIToRs.

Estate OF Peter snfth. j.
Mathews. administrators At Peter Smith de-
ceased. BY order OF the Deputy Surrogate Of
tce 90 the creditors OF sid decedent 70 bring In
their debts demands aad claims against tho e-
tate Of said decedent under oath or Affirmation
within nice months from the OATS Of said order. or
against said administrator.