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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-21
WHOLESALE ROBBERs.
They Steal a Horse and Wagon and Thel
Go for u Foundry.

IneI cL6at n hofoo ana wagon anu LaGn
Go for u Foundry.
James Stansberry, No. $40 Warren
street; Thomas Lee. No. 2S6H Grove
street and William Good. No. SIS Warren
street. were arraigned this morning be-
fore Justice Stilsing. on two charges.
The first preferred by Robert Donshea,
charging them with breaking, entering
and larceny, and the second charge by the
Ames Company Iron Works, charging
petit larceny.
Last night the three young men entered
Donshea's stable, the corner of Washing
ton and Morgan streets, and took there
from a horse and wagon. They then
went TO the iron works of the Ames Com
pany. at Washington and Steuben streets,
and began loading the wagon with the
iron convenient. Policeman Kelly, Of the
First precinct, thought the proceedings
u of order, aud arrested them. They
were committed for trial.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-21

Notice Is hereby given that the account OF tbs
fubscriber, executor OF Emma 5 irapna zen. 40
ceased. will be audited snd stated by the Sarro-
settlement on Saturday. ths l&ta day OF Marca
Dsfsd January 5 4. D. issL
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-21

L have been troubled with cattarrh for ten
years and have tried a number of remedies, but
found no relief until / purchased a bottle of
Eiy's Cream Balm. consider II the most re-
head.-Geo. z. Crandall, P. NJ, Quonochawn-
taug. r.
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NOTICE OF sEErLEMExE.

Notice Is hereoy given that the final account v
the subscriber. adAt1tstrator de 0opis nom
with viii annexed u Jane Eccoifack deceased,
VIII De 2adfted and stated BY the Sarro'
gate OF the County or hudson and re ported
Tor sernement On Saturday. the DIST dAy u
March mex
DAEeo January e A D. NgL
HkNRV r NRTETT
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-21

Notice Is hereby given that the account Of sns
subscriber. surviving executrix Of the estate OF
FannY Whitecar, deceased. viii be zadited and
stated by the surrocA.e OF The county OF Rudsoa
and reported for seFugment on SATURDAY. ms
fourth day OF April next
Dated J an uary a0th. A. D. f9L
WHITECAR.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-21

Sosiee IA nereny ggvpu that the aaaI aecounf OF
b. sabscriBer. Is guardian OF James J. Anglescy.
late . minor. vii e anul1ed ana stated bt TIC
~nrrora1e az the County or Hudson. and feporf-d
Tor sstriemsnt On SATURDAY, the lstn day OF fehru
lassd Dsssmbsr q a D
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-21
TINTED STATES OF rIsTRIcr OF
" Aaeg yorEoE A.

" New Jersey. ST.
Whereas. an INF ormation libel hath been filed in
the Districi Court Of the United States OF America
for the District of New Jersey. on The seventh day
OF February. ia the year OF our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ntnety-one, by Henry White.
Esquire. attorney OF the United states for the said
district. on behalf OF the United states OF Amer
lea. against certain goods wares and merchandise.
as follows
fourteen gold watches. one gold watch and chain
anu diamond loeket, one silver watch anu chain.
thirteen Indies gold watches, one LADY sRold watch
and chaja set with pearls. one watch bracelet, one
diamond bracelet. two pairs OF diamond earrings.
one diamond brooch aud two diamond rings.
fraud ulently Imported into the United states BY
one Albert Neiaerman in the steamship Lain"
from Germany.
Now. therefore. In pursuance Of the monition
unuer the seal Of the said court 10 me directed and
delivered, / DO hereby give public notice to all per
sons claiming the Satt property. or IN any manner
Interested therein. that they be and alpeaT before
the said District Court 10 be held at the city Of
trenton. In and for the said District OF New Jer-
sew. on the third day Of March next, at ten o'clock
intne forenoon Of that day provided the same
shall be a day of iurisd lotion. otherwise on the
next day OF Jurisdiction thereafter, then and
there 10 i~nterrose tntfr claims. and to make their
allegations in that behalf
Dated this 18th day OF February, 1891
". BUDD DEACO
United States Marshal for said District
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-21

When Baby was sick. we gaTe her castoria.
When she was a Child. she cried for castoria-
When she became Miss. she chung to Castoria
When she bad Children. she gave them castoria
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-21
rs cHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY.

To FRANK PURCELL
Nv virtue of an order OF the Court Of Chancery
OF New Jersey. made On the day OF the cate hereof,
in q Cause wherein Mary Doremns and Victor Z
EoremuS her husband. are compliments, and
you ami others are cefeadants you are required -
appear and plead, demur or answer 70 the con-
plainE1t bill. on or before tho sfxtA day OF April
against yea
This said bill Is fled fa- rarxiuon of certain
lands Ia JerseY CITY. Hudson comfy, Sew Jersey.
OF which ySar father. William Purcell. died
seized. and you. Frank Purcell arr maze q de
fencant, because you are oae OF the tenants IN
common therein. ownin; an undivided four1n part
thereof, subject 20 your mothers right OF dover
therein
Dated Jersey City. February 1. 1891.
TRAPHABEN <
Solicitors OF CompiainanfS
No - Eonrrnnfarv sxraaf
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-21

WE ARE AUIH0RTzEDy the suthenL Land CompsnYp place on sal Ten thousand Shares Of
STOCKS bee extreme low hgunso ZEN LoLLAhs EACH 81 Per hweh vrha guzanhsan md pledge
nv%nns o. iafs ap1 IN p0@aTbh as humber II hare pIbssr' holds DnS the total
By THIS Las a purchaser may invest ans amount nms $40 up to s@o with a guranneof a
PURcHAsEAsa are secured M the aaIh onngso tn company nd whknm y become a part
II. UNDER No CoSsIDEkAToN whatever IN the total numbao Of s sxeeaT Ten thousand r
single share az the unlornra eo Tenlo nArsp per share 4
uuedt o Interest," eenponw within the first 3Houhs ana 70 both interests ana orknbh for all time
system of forfeiture penahyR enforced holdings of shrssn fore time beyond which may be incon.
.vement or Impshef for. The pnrn@er 70 bold. out The oonts are nsJ 0ed up by q few
and most rnuAen investments evr offered in Washington
bElikk Has SAVINGS BANk
Buuen the shrs are on ueA same security
ARmaseM pave three umes asm much interest
- w isaueh resh on established values
Baauey you do rot have lei win
Iecme sou get thep ruhsoG your Investment az any usn yu bh TO Withdraw 10
Heue you geGx yourselves vel asyouf family.
because il pays neu times tn nurt
letter THAN EALRoAp
because shmhOd s are not table, Tor nyrhng-hy WI suyah
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-21

NOTICE IS HEREB GIVEN THAT ON Il 2yTH
N day OF August lS9l. application was made 70
the Board OF Street and Water Commissioner by
}. k. McPherson and others for the improve
menL OF
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-21

GtalA 81 l0e1 ~ 80 y aA4 ~ W ST.
Block 445. los e. 4 5 and O. street. mo nansa
Bloek - lots I ana y street. mo name
BlOcK - 20 II street no name
Block -. lots l 2 and Prior st
Bioek Il. i0ts !. and ). iriorss
Eioes - los / ; { and 5 Msrsslesss
block ~, lots Il z l3 and i. Merseles SC
hlock ~ lots IS "a Z and Is Merseles SC
Hoes "a lofs y 20 2 ana q. Fiftn st
s hioss s, I Sss g Z. s :. 8 3; and and z Z street mo n.as
issocE - IaIs 81 ID u !: 4 a s11 - : s sSress mo Mans
block sa. los 9 street mo nAme1
hloek "a Z y Ss~srs ave- ave
hloss az lo5 7 Sewsrk ave ana Division s.
Hoek ~ loTs 3 and ~. FIFTH Sc
BlScx I'd iofs IS and I. Hfra =
Hook ~ lots IS and lG Fiuh s
h Eloss ~ ISss I, g 3 an ana 3 T,.sss
BLOCK Is, lot Is ACADEMY St
E Esoek u "a iSs IA !, As ssSa4k a ave
BBiSSek 50, iof %. SeMssrrkk ave
Biock 81. lot s. Waldo and newark svss
Block S1 part OF lot 4 Newark ave
Block 3s lot : Newark ave
s sIosE as IS I PS5s q q a md i'm sne M : %s sss ave
Hloek 80. lot X a~9Jginins HarsamGs Branch n
Hoes % lot "a Facsorys
BLOCK Sa lots 1 and & Waldo ave
Block S6 lots Sd and sc. Waldo ave
Book SIS. lots : and 4 Waldo ave
ana also The following described property, %
siOeks los to rs ana rs to IS. plot loa wssr
Eiorks D 20 le7 and rs 70 lG. plot nuz HAeksa-
siocks rs to rs. Mot I0a duncan ave
BLOCKS - 20 ~, plot liza west Of West side ave
Block -. iots ~ 70 IA III lis ~, III IA N
bsoek 6ts. lot z, SkfiImaa ave
Elock IA. Let s.. Cambridge ave
block So. ls 81 Newark ave
kiock -. logs IS and y Van Nasenen ave
Eiock issA lot =, Fearssn are
Block Ns1s lots 50. o. 81. ~ . and ,. claremouf
ssock 10. lot p. Manhattan ave
Flock h4a. ioss " and les Covert =
hock u. lots - and 81 Hancock ave
bl0cE GlA. lots = ~. II. Y and Is. Nelson ave
koex s sS i sSss : s s5d ! |. s sSson ave
hioek "a lots II A u and - Nelson and Fn
Bicek q. lot A. Bostwtek place
hoek IS. lot n erand 81
Ifocx ~ lI a. PAsania ave
RssoSx <. rs rs 4 4 hsllTsss ave ave
hlQck ~ let y. Lake 81
El0ek 81 toSs = and z. charles s.
Flock 10. tt n New YORK ava
Rpcx u lots 1 : and 4 favonia ave
blSek ~ loss ana sL2 eAlton plaes
hisef IA ios Is Melon ave
BloeKs - and ~ wesE hair o. Los : Eszrxzsw
EoaxNA los J. Earsimus Branch
sh1 he said Coa-1 las n1ed SATURDAY.. the Iwco~
" elSEsn DAY q kenEu=s{. eLghtsaa hundrra a.1
- ciy. A. ssn cetsck II the forenoon. a. the r:lzs
ard place rr neaFinx ans Objections thai may 9
a an. eersissd y X saassnls q u Aejsssasss
l. sad rsSorr seea and eAsrs 44p@r<~z Iax>r~<s1
naisa Jsssss Go = J. ssr n,rr 4. -.
DgN>Is qrLAEe1uxx
Ciexk Of De Circuit co1rt q ~ c9uuzs x 49,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-10
BAYONNE.

Under the auspices of the Home Benefit
Circle of Kings Daughters a military
drill and apron sale was given last even
ing in the First Reformed Church on
Avenue c.. The ladies' in charge Of the
event were Mrs. James G. Van Buskirk,
Mrs. Westervelt Van Bsuk.rk, Mrs. Steph
V. Morris, Mrs. James II. Perine, Mrs. Rob
ert l. Hampton, Mrs. Edward j. HEM and
Mrs. b. Peek. The young ladies who
participated in the drill were:-Misses
Lizzie Wilson. Florence Melville, Mamie
Wanters, Nellie Connor, Mamie Jordan,
Edith Best and Minnie Couch. The
squad wore costumes Of red and white,
and they were drilled by Captain James
Z. Van Buskirk.
Ossian ]. Ramsdell, the crack bowler
of the Newark Bay Boat Clubs team, has
become a member of the New Jersey
Athletic Club.
Albert G. Garnans, of West Thirty-third
street, has returned from u trip through
the Western states.
Mrs. n. Williams and her daughter,
Miss May, of New York city, have been
visiting MIR. aud Mrs. Philetus f.. Clark,
of No. 1874 Avenue Z.
William Ellsworth, son of Captain and
Mrs. Joseph Ellsworth, OF Avenue 4. and
his sister Miss Mamie Ellsworth, have re
turned from the Barbados.
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D

The Young Upper Social Club of West
Hoboken will hold a bali at Hefiech's
Hall, West Hobokep, TO morrow night.
The Union Hill Either Club and their
friends will dance at Froemschen's Hall
on the same night.
The Independent Citizens Association,
of West Hoboken, will hold a mass meet
ing at Browns Hall tomorrow night.
The Democrats OF West HoboKen held
an enthusiastic mass meeting at Dex
heimer's Hall. West Hoboken. last night.
Prominent speakers addressed the meet
ing. and a sweeping victory for the entire
Democratic ticket wa 5 predicted.
Mayor Rudolph fr ech OF Union Hill
HIS again embarked ia the liquor bust.
ness. He has purch ased the Casino on
Lewis SIR eet from ex-Freeholder Was.
DIR. john Il. Luck will probably be
elected a member Of the Union Hill
Board of Education.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-10
CORPORATION Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT on THE
- ~ "a so SSg 8 81 A ssSsss a ass9 w aPaaea csm mlss,o ms9s
By !. r. McPherson and others for the improve
mentor
from Summit avenue 10 Gray street. in the follow
~ - have he sleet for the faii NidIh thereof
graded 10 the established grade by exeavaung or
TO have nsw - ineh enro set On either sds
10 have the present curb reset and nav incn
10 have the cutters on one side paved with sions
70 have new bluesfone tagging 4 feet wide laid
10 have he present fasssng relaia and new flag
stones LAID where necessary
70 have a IS inch oratn pipe laid from Gray street.
10 nave new bridgestons crosswalks laid
Iaid and new bridge stone aid where nssessary.
And all other work done that may be necessary
complete the Improvement In a COOS and substsn-
Nosics Is also given that on the sth day Of Febra-
sry, 1871. the commissioners q Assessment HE'D
wignshe BoaEa 2. street and Ma.sr comnisslo1-
cry VIII PROBABLY pc assssssa. ana me pr9psn5s
40 he pro6sSie an ounr q assessment per foot OF
frontage for the SAID improvements aad the same
The Clerk o. me Board q Street ana Water Com
IDlsSionerz AID
aS s9sses = Or al. psrscalar sec sscri0n lssrsox are ineIadsd
an said ssaes<nsnL HanslysS 81
from summit avenue 10 > point about shs feet
south Of cray street nwrr W.
from Unioa street about 3 fest east and . feet
And that the ezh day OF April 1881, At 70 O'Clock
q. m. and the meeting room OF the Board
or Street and Water Commissioners are hereby
nxed as fhe time and place when ami w1here
NE BOARD Of street and Water Commissioners viii
meet 70 near parties interested in said aDplcar
ton. and all reno nStrances against the said i'm
provsment that may b nrsssntsd in wrltinx
b order Of the Board OF street and Water Com
GEORGE T. BoUTox.
clerk
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-10
NrorIcr ro ApsENr pEFENpANrs

In CSancery OF New Jersey.-To David N. Neely,
Jane Ann Halliard. Rebecca Seely. Eliza Ann Hal
hard ana esgfs ;. Samuel BY virtue OF an order
Of the Court OF Chancery OF New Jersey, made on
the dav or the date hereof. in a cause wherein
susan ]. Worteudyks Is com ~plainant. aud you and
Others are defendants. you are required 70 apneaf,
plead. demur or answer TO the complainants Dill
aid bill will be taken as confessed against 3ou-
the said bin Is filed 10 foreelos- a certain most,
gage q lied NAV l. ls1I, and given by John halllard
aud wife 10 John r. MONTGOMERY on lands situate
In JERSEY City. Hudson County. New Jersey lou
cause you are the widow OF saia John Hallard az
erased. end as such claim a right OF dover IN SAID
premises. vou. the said eliza Am Hahtard. and
kebeeca Nicely are maae parties defendant because
deceased and a. such claim 70 own tho said prem
ises. YOU the said David III. Neely. are made . party
defendant because you are the owner or record OF
part OF said premises and you. the sald Lewis >
Samuel are made a party defendant because you
hold a n mortgage encuinprancc on saAd ianaA
Dated. March 10. lyl- -
Solicitors OF Complainant
= O Address. Jersey CITY. =. u k.X
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house. The unwilling inmate was Henry
Cheeseman, VINO, while at work on a farm
near Gloucester last week. was ap-
preached by Overseer of the Poor Stewart,
who said ne must go to the almshouse.
Protests were ~unavailing. As soon as
Stewart Adams learned that he was uu-
willingly sent down he discharged the
fellow. The papers had been made out
by Justice OF the Peace Bancroft of Glou-
cestsr, upon the affidavit Of Freebooter
Byers and two witnesses. MIR. Byers at
once pronounced the signature a forgery.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-10
STATE NOTES

A peculiar accident happened on the
Belyidere division of the Pennsylvania
Railroad at Philiipsburg one morning
recently. The Buffalo express was on
ITS way 10 Trenton, when the stove IN n
of the sleepers ex Jloded with a loud re-
mort. The passengers hustled out OF their
berths half frightened TO death. The
car caught fire, but the flames were soon
~extinguished. The train was delayed
nearly an hour. !.
john d. Norris, the oldest resident OF
Elizabeth, died Monday night aged nine
tv-two years. Over fifty years ago Mr..
Norris purchased a large tract OF land IN
The borough limits. comprising one-third
of what is now the heart OF the city. He
sold much of his property, but retained
valuable portions. He was a OF
the CITY Council for two years. At enc
time he had a coal yard in New York
city. he possessed remarkable vitality
and was active until Il few lays ago. He
rode in a carriage at the Harrison inauG
ural celebration.
The state dental societies of Pennsyl-
vania and New Jersey will hold a two
DAYS, session in Asbury Park July 10
and II. 1t is expected that over 200 dentists
will be present aud taxi part in the session.
There will be the usual display of dental
goods.
A new post Office has been established
near Culver's Lake, TO be known as Nor
AG hAAAl0 "a
beeu changed to Normanock Lake, and
the Gap to Normanock Gap.
An effort is being made to reduce The
license fees at Atlantic City. Last year
an ordinance was passed liking soOO as the
fee. but a proposition, taxing the form OF
an ordinance, has been III the
City Council which grades the licenses
800 being the highest and s25O the lowest.
The subject has been referred TO CITY
Solicitor Endicott, thar he may pass upon
the legality OF u grade license. II Is
stated that if Council repeats the sooO
ordinance, the appointment OF County
Excise Commissioners, under the law
Just passed, for Atlantic county is doubt
fui.
A French and Russian syndicate has
bought from Milton A. Edgar, the Steven
Christian or OLD Star Tavern property.
about three miles south OF New Bruins
WICK. 1t has also incorporated under the
laws of the State "rne North American
Pyro-Granite Company" capitalized at
81. 600. coo. for the manufacture OF artificial
granite from q peculiar kind OF clay found
on these premises. The manufacture is
by a process owned and controlled by the
company, by which 1t is claimed that a
granite can be made equal In all particu-
lars to the natural stone. and which VIII
take on as high a polish As the best Yer
mont stone. The arrangements are now
on foot for erecting a plant that Will cost
between SIS. 900 aud 500. 000, and the com
pany expects to begin turning out arti-
dcinI stone early this umner.
Astonishnlent spread over the faces OF
the bers Of the Camden Board of
Freeholders at their meeting on Wednes-
day when they learned that a working
man had been actually kidnapped ana
kent TO the almshouss at Blackwood on
forged commitment papers Inc story
" as told by Stewart Adams OF the aims
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-10

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIv I'd AT
- the ofice Of the Board OF street. and Wafer
Commissioners on Monday, April lSn ls9A az le
O'Clock a. II. for the impro rement OF
STREET from Grove street 70 Erie street, 10 ao-
cordance with specifications on file in the once q
the Chief Engineer. corner OF Jersey avenue an1
ment OF sureties may be obtained.
ESTIMATE OF ouASTITIrs-
About 500 caoic yards OF earth excavation
About ~ cubic yards OF earfn filing
About 81 cubic yards Of sand or gravel hillns
about lao square yards of stone Dari1g
about 80 nneai feet OF new curbsoone-
About o. square feet OF new bridge stoneL
About 90 uneal feet OF reset curbstone.
Abour 4 manholes 70 be reset.
time allowed for compilation Of work forty hu
as working dayG The making Of the above I'M
prorement and award OF the contract therefor
Will be subject 20 the rem onstrance Of the owners
OF the property, liable to more than one half the
Proposais m1st be enclosed in sealed envelopes
endorsed Proposals for the Improvement OF fif-
teenth strest" directed to II A. Dugan. ESQ,
Chairman OF Committee on Streets and Sewera,7
and handed 70 the Clerk Of the Board IL open
meeting. when called tor in the order OF b19tness
relating 70 sealed PROPOSALS. No city Official VIII
be accepted az surety. nor viii a substitution OF
surauias be allowed. The attention OF bi1ders Il
especiauy called to section Is OF the New Charter
or ! g." under the terms whereof no contract
shall be binding upon the city until the bondsmen
offered BY The con tractor have been approTe ed By
the BOARD OF Finarce. the President OF said Beard
having power to examine the proposed bondsmsn
b. order OF The Board Of Street ana Water Com
GEO. F. BoUToS.
Dated. Jersey CITY, March 27th. 1881.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-10

q Carferst avenue 70 the Norris Canal. thsncs uortl
eoas TIC esnsrs nas o. the Morris Canal 20 Il.
Kailfosd 10 ne HacksnsscT River Hence soaif
avenue. produesd thencs essf along ne csnifs
noe 81 cutter avenue. from the Hacken sack htrc-
svssae. prodscsd from west SIDE sTsnss 20 fss
gsn avenue. thence north aiorg the centre hns Of
EINvEsTH FnEcfxcT.
Rs A. ser,hssst , e1rnsr Fqlsos sna ssrgss sssnsss
ton Of the Hackensack River snd Culver avenue
rom fnsaSf ts sssf ss4as ssc ce Rsger me ~ % Z. Su S,ss wen = =
aud The centre hns Of culver avenue prodncet
nerfn sioae the eenfrs nne Il Bsrsen svs19s
g nyrrie avenue. thence east along me csntre linz
along .he centre nns OF ear6sid avenue 20 csvss
Point Road thence east along the centre line p
Boundary line 70 the centre line o. MOOD
ssssa a i,n. o. E sEooSniSsa; s asssss p peeau esspf IRON On
SsT h OK. 5sE 70 &c nssEsn .ask = h AZ 5 .esss5
beginnins-
At No. "a oes s1 assnus sAf S5sadea as ouo~s-
s ssr,a % gr,a me es s1sgs lles q wogfs,-ys2
ne HscksnsscE Rsver. east 81 new YORK Bas
sontn ~ esntre line q pentort6 avsnne urodnee1
By the Hacksnsack River
THlkTEExTH rREcrEcT-
ows-North 81 the centre nns of Danfosta
avenue produced, from New York Bay v
soash ~ &c centre Easf llais az y s ~ n ass s soTT Sc 1 5Se
duced from New ronk Bay 70 Newark Bay west ~
newark Bay.
ForErEExTH PRECINCT.
A. No. 81 Ocean avenue : Bonnd Cd a. blows
Nortn " centre line OF Neptule avenue producet.
IRON. New fork Bay TO Newark Bnv, west bF New
Bay.
Done IN accordance with an &C. OF the Lsxia sturs
cltne state OF New Jersey entitled IAN act 20 reg
ase LAsctianA approved April "a 1875 and the sup
civ csrks once. Jersey CITY, Aprn6 1871.
John K SCOTT.
City Clerk
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struck by an Engine.

Patrick Cleary of Federal street, Phila-
delphia, employed as a workman on the
new Pennsylvania Railway depot. was
struck by a locomotive in che yard yes
terday. He was taken TO the st. Francis
Hospital with his skull fractured.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of William Purcell deceased.-Catharine
Purcell. administrative or William Purcell. de-
ceased, by order Of the Deputy Surrogate OF Hudson
the creditors Of sail decedent 20 bring in their
debts. demands and claims against the estate OF
said decedoa l. under oath or affirmation within
nine monins from the date Of said order. or theT
Will be forever barred OF any action therefor
against saiu cArHARINE PURCELL
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Stacy r. Fisher, deceased. Charles
Edward Fisher, executor OF Stacy K Fisher. de
ceased. by order or the Deputy surrogate OF mud
son county. dated April ?. 1891 hereby gives notice
TO the creditors of said decedent TO bring in their
debts. demands and claims against the estate OF
said uecedent, under oath or Affirmation within
nine months from the date or said order. or they
will be forever barred of any action therefor
sAinS EDWARD FISHER.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF william II. Burns, deceased, James
Burns. executor OF William h Burns. deceased. by
order OF the surrogate Of Hudson county, dated
February 3. 1891, hereby gives notice 70 the cred
itors OF said decedent 70 bring In their debts, de
msnds ana ella inns against the estate Of said de
cedent, 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
~ JAMES BURNs.