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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-17

and is also one of the largest stocgh0id-
! erS in the LaekaWanna Company. he
! will, it IS believed. use his influence 20
accomplish the change
Gov. Abbott has signed the bill making
! it unlawful for corporations to establish
arelief department and retain money Of
employees for such u purpose. This strikes
at the relief departments OF the Peunsyl-
vauia, Erie and Reading railroads. EN-
ployes may join such departments, but
membership cannot be compulsory.
The RocKaway Valley Railroad is now
well under way and 1t is thought thai the
section to Mendham may be ready for
Train service by June. Two-thirds of the
right OF way from Mendham to Norris
town has been secured, and the people OF
the latter place regard the new road as
sure thing.
Mr.. Joseph o. Van Iderstine of South
Orange and baggage master on Conductor
S. Van Smiths train on the Delaware
LackawanBa and Western Railroad,
saved an East Orange woman,s life re-
Gently. "A few DAYS ago Mr.. Van lder-
slime received an elegant diamond scarf
pin in recognition OF his heroic act from
the grateful young woman.
The workmen at the Dover car shops OF
the Lackawanna road went on ten hours
time last Monday. The shops are filled
with work in every department and the
working force is kept up till it is larger
than ever. They nave completed twenty
eight box cars of one order and have
forty-six still TO complete it They are
also putting 10 the Gold steam heaters in
the passenger cars that run over the main
line, which is necessitaved BY q new law
Of the State of New York, which pro.
htbits the running through that State OF
any cars heated by stoves.
Work has begun upon q new brick sta
ton at Westville, on the West Jersey
Railroad.
The Pennsylvania Railroad system M
ploys 1911 engineers.
General Robert E. Hoke, who was
elected President of the North Carolina
Railroad. has declined to accept the
Office
At special meeting of the stoekhola-
ers of the Philadelphia and Reading Ter
nlinal Company held recently, it was
unanimously agreed 10 increase the capi-
tai stock from $780, 600 to S., 100000
An immense freight station, 10 cover an
entire block in Buffalo, is TO be erected
for the joint use OF the New York Cen
trail and West Shore Railroads. An ar
raugement has also been made by which
the Western New York and Pennsylvania
road will use the New York CentraFs
passenger terminals in Buffalo.
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GRAVESEND COURSE
The Winners at the Brooklyn Track Yes
ferday

The Winners at the Brooklyn Track Yes
terday.
A small crowd was at the Gravesend
track yesterday. The results are APP
pended
First race. for maiden three-year-olds,
one mile-Hypatica, /; Portcnester, 2,
Mountain Deer, 8. Time, Las. Uno,
Grande, John Cayanagh, Tammany. St.
August and Ashen also ran. Betting
Hypatica, 10 to l straight, 4 to l place.
Portchester, 2 to place.
Second race. handicap, mile and an
eighth-Sir John, /; Tristan. q; Lavinia
Belle, 8. Time, 1.59S B. B. Million
also ran. Betting-Sir John, 4 to
straight, 4 to 5 place. Tristan, no place
betting.
Third race, the Seaside Stakes for two
year olds, Ave furlongs:--Oppresstve, 1;
Laughing Water, 2: Lady Longfellow, 8.
Time, LOS. Affinity colt, Dtsappoint-
ment, Zeriing. Atrshaft, Milldam, Uncle
Sim, Temple, Merry Duke, Arnica.
Oppressive. Is to straight, 9 to place
Laughing Water. to 5 place.
Fourth race, Carlton stakes for three
year olds.-Russell, 1; Terrifier. 2;
Picknicker, 3. Time, las Warpath,
Bolero. Algernon and Vagabond also
ran. Betting-Russell, to ) straight, 2
to place. Terrifier, TO place.
Fifth race, for two year olds, five fur
longs--Mars, 1: Fred Lee, 2; Patrimony,
g. Time, 106lI. Piccadily, Jessica.
Sieet, Natalie >. and Neone also ran.
Betting-Mars. TO straight. l to 2
place. Fred Lee, 2 to place.
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CLARHMONP CRACKS.
The Shooting Club Shat
tered Clay Targets in
Seven Events.
WINNERS AT GRAVESEND.
Diamond Dust, Athletic Arena ana
Turf.

Two dozen members of the New Jersey
Shooting Club contested seven prize
matches at clay pigeon shooting on the
organizations grounds at CIaremont yes
terday afternoon. In the competitions
the marksmen knocked six hundred blue
rocks into flinders, and exploded ten
hundred cartridges. The events and the
results follow
First event, shoot at ten singles
each, keystone system, for two prizes
Charles A. POPE, ten breaks, first prize;
A. +. Compson, nine, second prize.
Second event. a shoot at ten singles
each, for three prizes-W. H. Hunt, ten
hits. first prize; A. F. ComDson. nine
smashes, second prize; Elmer E. Bigony,
seven, third prize.
Third event. a walking match for
three prizes at ten targets each--First
prize, ten cracked clay plras' George =;
Purdy; second prize, nine shattered
missiles, A. f. Compson; third prize. eight
broken blue rocks, II. X. Simpson.
Fourth event, contest at ten singles
each, keystone system, for three prizes
George F. Purdy, ten breaks, hrst prize;
Edward L. Vrendedburg, nine hits, sec
ond prize. Major James NJ. Taylor, eight
smashes, thru prize.
Fifth event, q shoot at ten singles
each, keystone system, for three prizes
First prize, nine breaks, George II. Purdy;
second prize, eight hits. j. H. johnson;
third prize, seven smashes, George S
Virden.
Sixth event, competition for three
prizes, keystone system, at ten birds each.
George f. Purdy, first prize, ten
smashed targets; Edward L. Vreden-
burgh, second prize, nine fractured flying
disks; Charles A. Pope, third prize, eight
splintered pigeons
Seventh event, shoot at five singles
each, keystone system for two prizes
Edward L. Vredenburgh, fest prize, five
hits; A. f. Compson, second prize, four
breaks
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Notice to Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECETV ED AT
= the Office Of the Board OF Stree and Wafer
O'Clock a N. for the impro vement Of
CAABRiDGE AVE,
from Griffith street to Hutton street, In
the Chief Engineer, corner OF Jersey avenue and
Mercer street where blank forms of bid ana agree
ment OF sureties may he Obtained.
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES
About iM cuo1c Yards OF earth excavation
About sou cubic yards o. rock excavation.
About 70 cubic yards Of eaFtn Killing.
about sSo cubic yards Of sand or gravel hliins
ABOUT 400 square yarss OF stone paving
About ], go square feet OF new Tagging
About 50 square yards of repaving.
About ~ iineal feet OF reset curbstone.
About 2ly square feet of rsiaid bridge stona
About 2,OO square feet OF reiaid tagging.
bout receiving basin reset.
Time allowed for completion OF work forty NO
working days.
Board
The making of the above improvement
Be subject to the rem onstranee Ok rne owners
OF the property. liable to more than one half the
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes
endorsed Proposals for improvement of Cam
bridge ave." directed to 'E a. Dugan. Esq, Chair
Ing and handed to the Clerk Of the Board ia open
meeting. when called for In the order of business
relating to scaled proposals.
No city offieial will he accepted as surety. nor
VIII Substitution OF sureties be allowed.
The attention Of bidders ls especially called
OF ls9i.'S undor the terms whereof no contract
shall be binding upon the city or become efec-
tive operative until the bondsnen offered by
the contractor have been approved by the Board
OF Final and Corporation Counsel the President
OF said Board having power to examine the pro
BY order Of the Board OF Street and Water Com
misgoners.
Dated Jersey City Nay ]. 1891.
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ereenvIlIe Dancing Academv.

The closing reception of the pending
season of the Greenville Dancing Acad-
envy was held Friday evening at the Bel
xedere Hall, old Bergen road. The hall
WAS beautifully decorated with palms
aud flowers \ collation. was served at
midnight. Among those present were:-
Misses Ns.iie Jardine, Lizzie Carey,
Alice Mitchell, Bessie Williams,
Iuln McGovern, Amy Mitchell, Ma ME
Harms, Lillian Rhiuehart. Lizzie Nc
Aneng, Pauline WaIdmacher, Jessie Dill
laway, Sophie Gothberg, Genie Cham
bers, lda Cramer. G. Brown, Amanda
Jidricn, Katie Schultz, Annie
Routh, jennie Masterson, Annie c'horne,
Katie Lindeburg. Emma Cambreberg,
Nellie Jardine, Sarah Goldenhorn and
Alessrs. j. Bonaker. II. Schultz, Robert
Schultz, j. Houth. james Carmichael,
M. and S. Goldenhorn, J. 2. Byrne, War
rem Tvested. George Hoffman, and Geo.
DiIioWay.
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LOCKED OUT OF JAIL.
An Excited Gentleman Who Insisted on
Seeing Haiiinger.


Seeing Haiiinger
A man partially attired as policeman
entered the County Jail yesterday and
said he was Patrolman Kenny of the
Fourth Precinct. He expressed desire
to see the interior OF Tailor BirdsaIps
mansion and exhibited permit from
Sheriff McPhillips.
One Of the keepers politely escorted
Mr. Kenny through the institution, but
omitted to allow him peep at the negro
murderer, HalIinger.
& Kenny. whose feet had appeared very
heavy while he walked through the cor
rldprs and whose face was flushed from
excitement. insisted on seeing the MUIR
derer. He was assured that the rules of
the jail permitted no one to do so. except
at the request Of the prisoner. Kenny
declared that he knew better aud insist
Sd that he was acquainted with Hal
linGer.
The keeper told him that the rule could
not be violated
This enraged Kenny so much that he
became nuisance. and was politely but
effectualiy placed on the outside OF the
Jail in q very short time
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HE WAS HIS OWN LAWYER.

And Did Not Know whether His Griev
ance or Relief Was the Worse
John w. Russell. owner of a lot in
block No. A. on Avenue G. Bayonne, APP
peared before Judge Knapp this morning
IN his own proper person and objected to
tho confirmation of the assessment for
the Improvement OF Avenue G, which
was asked for by the City's Council. He
claimed that the property was assessed
for more than it was worth
Judge Knapp gave him rule to show
cause why the assessment should not be
confirmed, and directed him to draw
Testimony taken on the points he raised.
Mr.. Russell went home looking as if he
did not know which was worse, his rule
10 show cause or his assessment.
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IINrrnp srArns or AMenloA. DISTRICT or

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA. District OF
~ New Jersey ST.
Whereas, a lfbel hath been fled in the District
Court OF the United Stares OF America for the Dis
trict of New Jersey. tho 9th day OF BIay In the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundret and
ninety by the Lehigh Valley Railroad Com
pany against the steam Tug Boat D. NJ Molypeaux
her engine, boiler. tackle, apparel and furniture
In a OF contract civil. and maritime Tor the
reasons aud causes in said libel mentioned
And praying that the said vessel her tackle. 60.
may be condemned and sold 10 pay the demands
OF the libenauts. Now, therefore. in pursuance OF
the moniton under the seal OF the said Court TO me
directed and delivered. do hereby give public no.
tlcs all persons claiming the said vessel her
tackle, &C. in any manner interested therein.
that they may be snd appear before the SAID Dis
rict Court to be held at The city OF Trenton in and
for the said District or New Jersey, the twenty
sixth day OF May fnst at ten O'Clock IN the fore
noon OF that day, provided the shall be tay
OF jurisdiction otherwise on the next day OF Jufis
dictton thereafter) then and there to interpose
their claims. and to make their allegations in that
behalf.
Dated this sixth day OF sIay, 1891.
w. BUDD DEACON
United States Marsnal for said District
Collins & Corbln,
ProctorE for Ltbellaut-
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RAILROAD NOTES

It is reported that the Lackawanna
Railway Company contenpIates remov-
ing Its car shops from Scranton to Della
ware Station, Warren county, where they
Will have more room than can be secured
whore they are now located. John l.
Blair, the great railroad Ring, is the
owner of the land at Delaware Station.
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The checker tournament in which +. a.
Schultz, E. Krone and E. Badlng are
playing is still creating considerable in
terest among checker PLAYERS on the
Heights. Schultz is in the lead, having
played 46 games, winning IS or "a per
cent.
Krone has played "a games, winning %
and losing 20, giving him 81 per cent
Bading has played Al games, winning 81
and losing 20. His percentage is A. The
final games In the tournament will be
played next week
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Health Ordinance.

THE BOARD OF HEALTH AND VITAL STA
tistics OF Hudson county by virtue OF tho
power, conferred by statute do ordain and enact
the following
SECTION AIl.-1hat on ana after July lst 1884, all
persons following the vocation of undertaken In
this county shall In every coming under their
care for burial where th5 death was caused by
either Smallpox. Measles. Diphtherfa. Scarlet
Typbus spotted or Yellow Fevers, cause to be at
tacheu to tre Grape placed upon the entran ce 70
the dwelling, whore such death has occurred
ssfeamer 9r atpDoa q puhpie so9s no. le s. than
width. under q penalty OF ten dollars for every
failure so to act
Approved and ordained at regular meeting. May
l. ]. GORDON.
President.
Clerk.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF Joseph Wilkinson. deceased, jay VII
kinson, administrator OF Joseph Wilkinson de-
son county dated NAV & 1891 hereby gives notice
10 the creditors Of said decedent 10 bring in the
debts demands and claims against the estate of
said decedent under oath affirmation within
nine months from the date OF said order. or Iaey
VIII be forever barred of any action therefor
against said admin istrator. xx>-rr@-
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rHn RAILWAY. TUNNEL AND IMPROVEMENT

11HE RAILWAY. TUNNEL AND IMPROVEMENT
Company
We, Pomeroy P. Dickinson, the President. James
Treasurer, and Pomeroy p nickln son, David
Reeves. ]. X. Cowen, Thomas ). Haywa rd, Edward
L. bartlett and John b. Mcdonald. ocins all the
surviving Directors OF the Railway, Tup mel aud I'm
provement Company. do hereby certify that az
meeting of the stockholders Of said com pany, duly
called for that purpose, held on the 20th day OF
March 1891 at the oomp anY's Office It resolved
by the unanimous vote OF all Of said stockholders
that capital stock OF said colnpan os RED uced
the or SlUJt00 to the sum OF $l2oJ py an
nuliing one fourth OF the shares head by ouch
stoc kholder. the same never having been hereto
fore issued
p p DICKINSON, President.
D. X BAYNE, Treasurer.
j. r. Cunning, Secretary
r. p DICKINSON.
JOHN X. COWEN.
THOMAS J. HAYWARD
EDWARD l.. BARTLETT.
JOHN q MCDONALD.
DAVID REEVES.
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TINTED STATES OF AsERIoA. DIsralcr 8

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT o
- New Jersey. IS:
Whereas a libel hath been fled In the District
Court of United States OF America, FOR the Dis
trict OF New Jersey. the secon d day OF May in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and nineEg-one by the Lehigh Valley Railroad
Company against the steam tug boat pioneer. her
engine. boiler tackle apparel and furniture, In a
cause OF contract civtl maritime, for the
soma ana causes in said liDel mentioned. And
praying that the said vessel, her engine b oiler.
tackle. etc. NAV be condemned and sold TO pay
the de m ands of the lfbelants. Now, therefore, in
pursuance of the monition under the seal of the
said court to me directed and delivered. do here
by give public notice TO all persons claiming tn
said vessel. ner engine, boiler, tackle etc. or 1
any manner interested therein, that they be an
appear before the said District Court be held
the City Of Trenton, in and for the said District
New Jersey. on the nineteenth day OF May inst.
ten O'Clock ia the ferenoo OF that day tproyided
the same shall be day OF Jurisdiction. otherwise
on the mex day of jurisdiction there afterl then
and there 70 inter pose their claims, and TO make
their allegations In that behalf.
Dated this second day OF May, 1881.
W. BUDD DEACON,
United States Marshal for said District.
COLLINS g. CoRBIN
froctors fol Bbellant
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NOTICE TO cnEDrroRs.

Estate OF George S. Standish. deceased. John
Standtsh, administrator OF George 8. Standsh de
ceased ny order Is the he, surrogate q ands9n
the creditors Of SAID decedent 60 bring IN their
said deeedent. under oath or affirmation, within
nine months from the date OF said order or thew
viii be forever barred OF any action. Their so
-. - JOHN +. sTAEDIsH
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The New Jersey Athletic CLUB will open
its new club house at Bayonne tomorrow
night.
sylvia A. C.'s club games at the West
Side Driving Park this morning
The entries for the Scottish American
Athletic Club games are so numerous as
to surprise the officers OF the club. The
games will be held on Decoration day at
Caledonian Park.
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Would BE man Killers.

Peter Whyte, who has been indicted FOR
attempting to kill Daniel McWilliams
tug boat captain by discharging revolt
yer at him on Exchange Place, was ar
raIRned in the Court OF General Sessions
yesterday. he pleaded not guilty and
WAS admitted to bail in 81, 500.
Joseph Bri6n, who is charged with hay
ing desire to kin Michael w. Tracey, on
Frebruary 81, pleaded not guilty, and
WAS unable to furnish bail Laura Van
Hopp, charged with cruelty neglecting
her child Maggie, also pleaded not guilty,
md was reInanded.
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OPEN UNTIL 8 P M

The flowers that bloom in the Spring,
Tra-ia-la,
Have something to do with the case
Spring is here. and no doubt many of
you have promised yourselves new Teeth
as soon as the weather was warm enough
to part safely with the old ones.
We do not think there is any question
sey City for pure, fresh Gas, as it has been
for the past twenty years.
We have the largest business, tha great
est experience and the most complete
apparatus for manufacturing our own
GAS, pure and fresh, of any dental con-
Germ i'll the State. Try no experiments,
but come to headquarters.
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NOTICE 7 Q CREDITORS.

Estate Of Edward Brady deceased Hugh Coyle.
ad mlniss s,s Or Edw Brady, deceased, hy
dated april n 1891. hereby gives notice to the
creditors OF said decedent TO bring ia their debts
demands aud claims against the essafeof said oe-
cedent, under oath or affirmation Within nine
months from the date OF said order. they Will be
administrator.
HUGH coYLE
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Corporation Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT On THE
maze 70 the board OF Street and Water Commits
sioners by Thomas Byrne and others for the I'M
FIFTEENTH STREET
owing aner incdna All srees IN .nS
10 have the street for the fun width thereon
aIing the saIe 70 he ~ y
4 have new one inch curb sell on each side
TO have the present curb reset and new twenty
inch curb set where necessary.
To have the carriageway paved with Belgian
70 have new bridge stone crosswaiks laid.
70 nave me present nrldgestone crosswaiks re-
And all other y ork done that may be necessary
70 provide tor the now Of the surface and 70
tiai manner.
Notice g also siyen that on the s7th az Of April
the board OF Street and Water '' commissioners
their preiminar sketch showing what properly
OF benefit 20 each lot or parcel Of land; also the
probable amount OF assessment per DOT OF front
open public inspection in the ONCE OF the Clerk
Of the board Of Street and Water Commits sion ers.
streets or avenues Or par tcular sections thereof
are incince1 ~ aelq sasss sfs l nsnlely
from Grove street =! e M ErIe str,
from Eifteenth street about Is feet north and Is
! feet south.
| ERIE STREET
from Fifteenth street about % feet north and Is
Ana that tho 18th day Of june, 1891. az 10 O'Clock
and aler Commissioners are heraby gSxed III the
time and place WREN and where The Board OK
parties interested In said application and ali re-
iHonstranccs against tho sara In oro yen,cnr that
~ order Of tie Bosrd Of 2treet and water COM
aEo r. BouTox.
| Dasde Jersey city:May. "a 1891.
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OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the account of the
subscribers. executors OF Abraham o. Zahrisxia
surviving trustee OF the estate OF sohn 1onneie de-
ceased will be audited and stated by the Surr0ra "a
of the County Of Hudson and re ported for settle
ment on Friday, the 10th day OF July next
Dated May i, A. d., 1891
LANSING ZABRIsKIE
AUGUSTUS IA BRIsKiE,
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NTorIcE-ALL the HOLDERS OF SCRIP OR
~ certificates Of STOCK and other claims agsinsE
st. Johus Father Mathew Total Abstinenoe Benev-
sent the same sor pay ment for settlement Within
each Wees. az ST JOHNS HAIL "a Il crerory
street. JOHN OXI1EY.
President.
F. LEE, Secretary.
Jersey City, April g. l8jL
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NOTICE To CREDITORS.

Estate OF stacy r. Fisher deceased.-Charles
Edward Fisher, executor Of Stacy K. Fisher. de,
ceased. ~ order or the Deputy surrogate OF Hqo-
70 the creditors Of said decedent 70 bring In their
debts. demands and claims against the estate OF
said oeoedent under oath or affirmation within
nine months ffom the date of said order. or they
against said executor.
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NOTICE TO cREDIroRs.

Estate of Michael ]. Boylan. deceased Eliza
beth Boylan, Administrative OF Aiichaei ]. BoYlan.
deceased, Dy order Of the Surrogate OF Hudson
the creditors Of said decedenr to bring 40 thels
debts. demands and clalitis against the estate OF
said decedent under oath or affirmation, within
nine months from the date OF said order. or they
VIII be forever barred of any action therefor
ELIZABETH BoYLAN.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate Of Mortimer Mills. deceased. Lille wilcox
Mills and Augustus X. Mills two OF the executors
Of Mortimer Miila deceased BY order Of the Deputy
Surrogate Of hudson County, GATED April q. 1891.
hereby give notice to the creditors Of said dece-
dent 70 bring n their debts, demands and claims
against the estate OF said decide Mt under oath or
AMIR nation within nine months from the date OF
said order they VIII be forever barred OF any
action therefor against said executors.
LILLE WILCOX MILLS
AUGUSTUS r. MILLS
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Notice is hereby given that tho final account OF
the subscriber. administrator OF George NJ tuffsr
deeeassd win be audited and stated BY the surro-
settlement on saturday the 2otn day 81 June I'd
GEORGE W. CUTTER.
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NOTICE on sErrLEMrNr.

Notice is hereby given thar the account OF the
subscriber. administrator with VIII annexed ..
Jean G; Torrilhon. deceased, VIII be au9lteu an,
stated by the Surrogate OF the county q tluuso..
ana reported tor settlement on friday the i.tn
day OF July next.
Dated May a. A. D. 1891 .rr,5c
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NOTICE TO cREpIro.s.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate Of William Purcell. ceccased. = catbarins
Purcell, Administrative Of William Pur cell. de-
ceased, by order Of the Deputy Surrogate of Hudson
county, dated April 4, lsel. hereby gives to
the creditors of said decedent to bring In their
debts. demands and claims against the estate OF
said decedent unde r oath or animation within
Will be forever barred OF any action therefor
-'''-7' oATHARINE PURCELL