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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-12-30
STATE NOTES.

A court Of the Jr. o. U. A. NJ. has been
established at Seabright.
Only three indictments were found by
the Sussex county Grand Jury.
Bluebirds We're seen about the suburbs
of Paterson on Christmas morning.
Collector Bardon, of Madison, collected
every dollar of the $780, 900 levied in that
township.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mayhem, of Upper
Pittsgrove, celebrated their golden we'd
ding Christmas.
Senator MCPHERSON is a large stock
holder in a mammoth paper mill that is
10 be erected at ~Stroudsburg, Pa.
Bridgeton hackmen% complain thai their
business has been injured by a general
repairing Of the sidewalks. .
Newark, Jersey City. Paterson. Cam
den, Trenton and HoboKeu are in the list
of the seventy largest cities of the
United States
A public meeting will be held Mt Mount
Holly GU January 9 TO show up alleged
iniquities existing in the Board of Free
holders.
"A German weekly newspaper is to be
established at Bound Brook. 1t will be
M blished by Walter Reiss, and be called
+ Der Somerset Bote.
Morristown has a new fire company,
composed entirely of Prohibiuonists, and
the liquor men talk of getting up an OPP
position company.
The Home Visitor, published at Clin-
ton, is to be removed to bennington, it is
( said, and make a prohibition organ by
the sy indicate which has purchased it.
p. n. jacobs of Hammonton, editor Of
the Poultry Keeper is mentioned as a
candidate for Superintendent of the
Poultry Department at the Chicago Fair.
Pastor u. Eidridge of the Hammonton
Baptist Church. was ordained 10 the min-
Istry last Tuesday, aAd on Christmas was
married to Miss May Ven Horn of Vine
land.
Daniel Corron of baskerville celebrated
christmas b. having an old fashioned
Homecoming III the homestead. There
were thirty-tour of his relatives gathered
together, ranging in age from six months
10 eighty five years.
Peter ilnff, "A wealthy but eccentric
Gran berry grower near T~uckahoe. In
formed friends that he was going to
die OH December Il. and made all prepar-
ations for the event. He was taken SER
tously I'll about that time, but is i'm rov-
ing, with chances OF recovery.
Clayton Lippincott, one of The most
prominent aud best Known citizens of
Burlington county, died ut his home, at
Moorestown, on Saturday evening, of
neuralgia of the heart. Hc was taken III
on Thursday and his death Was unex-
pected. He was born january 10. 1910.
After securing an education at the dis.
trict school, he became a practical sur
reyor, aud for Il year or more taught
school. Then he became a farmer. at
which he succeeded very well. He took
No active interest in agriculture and
was one of the founders of the Burling-
lon County Agricultural Society. III 1914
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BAYONNE.

The grip has taken possession of the
town. Among its man. victims are ex-
Councilman George H. Gale and family,
the Rev. James f. Riggs, pastor OF the
Bergen Point Reformed Church,; ex-
School Trustee Hugh H. Mara and Major
Henry S. Goddard.
The funeral Of ex-Councilman John w.
Mitchell was held Yesterday. The SER
vices were private and the interment will
be at the convenience of the family. Mr..
Mitchell was ffty-one years old. He was
attacked several years z by a stroke OF
paralysis and he never recovered from its
effects, his death being due to Ii cause.
MIR. Mitchell was u Democrat. He repre-
sented the Third ward in the Board Of
Councilmen for o Il years. In 1885 he
obtained the Democratic nomination for
Assemplyman from the ola Sixth district
and vas defeated by Counsellor Jonn w.
Heck. In his youth Mr.. Mitchell was
associa ted with Ross s. Tousey and
others in the ne wspaRNEsousiness.
The tax books for the Third ward have
been turned in to Collector Combes by
Assessor Murray. All The bocss are now
in aud the tax bills Will be out before the
first OF The year.
The members of the Germauia Singing
Society have elected the following
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Fritz Steinkreiger;
Vice President, Paul Leonhardt; Record
lag Secretary, Cyrus &. SchauniloeffeI;
Financial Secretary, Oscar ,Saalfelder;
Treasurer, Adam A. Muller; Musicsl Di-
rector. August Wolf: .Cnstodians of
Documents. William Lohr and Jacob
Ewald.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Thornton of
New York ara visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas A. Foster.
United Brotherhood OF Carpenters and
Joiners of America, Local Union No. I'll,
has elected THESE officers to serve during
the next six months:-E. Yeomans, Presi-
dent; Ernest Sherwin, Vice President;
f.. Bancroft, Recording Secretary: j. S.
Anderson. Financial Secretary; L. Bloom,
Treasurer, Trustees, l.. v. BREASTED and
q. Anderson; 4. Rector, Warden; j.
Opal, Conductor; f. Sherwin and Alex
ander Cumming, Delegates to District
Council; NJ. j. Welsh, Walking Delegate
for the county. MeSsrs. Bloom and Wood
were elected delegates to the convention
of The United Building Trades, To be held
in Newark. January 10. 1892. This union
has sixty members In good standing. It's
financial standing is good.
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TO. RANGES >. DAVENPORT. HERMAN Ham,
l. burger, George II. Meyers, francis T.. Osborna
Charles aracy, George y. Whyard s
ion are hereby notified int at a public sale
maze BY the City Collector OF Jersey City, on tha
list day Of April, ISL. I pi,rc1a. ed Tor the sum OF
Two hnndred ana forty dollars and forty-one cents
all the Ian ana real estat. situate in Jersey Guy.
in the County or HUDSON and ttte OF New Jerses.
fronting gu trOoni street.. which Is laid down and
an assessment map annexed TO a report rnade by
commits ionetsof ADJUSTMENT" appointeu in and
for said Ctts By the rirsnit Cour. of the County OF
HUDSON. a certified copy OF which report ard IN ~
was I'll ii in the Ollie OF the t4t Collector OF Jer.
sey CITY on the .tl day nf Aprif. icfi. -aiu reporr
and map and said sale being mate ursuant 10 t1e
provisions Of an act OF the Lerislatf-e OK New Jer
sey, passed March 5jsn. lsS6. ~entitleI:
An All concerning the settlement and collec-
ton 81 arr dIftyes Of unpaid fnr~s, ass 81
ptents aud Huteg. rate or mater rem $ IN
cities Of this Sfate, and iD,f osiuq and lety-
iaqa tao, assessment and lien IN iieu8aau
i9sstead Of such area, ages. ord TO eaJofce
The pc m Mt thereof. and to proride Joy fhe
Srle Of lands sutj cfed 10 future ~taIdtion
and assessments.
And the searrdI supplements thereto.
Ana you are further notified that you appear to
have an estate or interest in said land and real
estate and unless the said land aad real estate
shall be refesmet. rs provided in SAID act before
The expiration Of six months from and after the
conveying TO the purchaser tne fee simple OF sad
land ana real estate according TO The provisions OF
the said act.
Dated Jersey City, ". j. November ~ 1891.
NATHANIEL E. SMITH.
SLID Purchaser.
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.se Got the Tree.


"Say, ma" said Tommy, "aren't we GO
ing 10 have a Christmas tree this Year,"
mo, Tommy" answered his mother, II
haven't time to attend to it this year, and
your father is SO busy that he will not have
time to fix it up either"
Tommy was silent for some time, then
he went over and sat on a footstool beside
his mother, who was doing some fancy
needlework.
"Say, ma" said Tommy meekly, after a
long pause. Seeing that her son was not
inclined to finish the sentence she said
kindly:
"Well, Tommy"
He rested his elbow on her lap and lean
ing his head on his hand he watched her
fingers working dexterously for a few sec
onds, then he continued slowly:
Say, ma, you told me l mustn't fight,
didn't yon?"
81 certainly did, Tommy"
"Well, say, ma, you know Jimmy Jones,
what lives across the street?"
yes"
well, / was talking with him yesterday
and he said It his mother was nicer'n mine,
an l sed It she wasn't, and then we got to
fightin, an say, ma, you won't be mad If /
licked him, will you? An I told him It
my mother was the incest looking lady in
the street, an don't you forget it, an 1 said
It mother wasn't old and wrinkled like his
mother was, an he said t his mother was
more generous'n mine, an It she was going
to fix him up a nice Christmas tree, an
then | couldn't help it, ma, an l licked him
some more, and just then a big policeman
came along an said It he'd run us both in
if we didn't stop fighting, an"-
But his mother had got up from her
chair by this time. She called Bridget and
told her to go to the grocery store and Or
der a nice Christmas .raa-tbe incest one
they had
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CITY NOTES.

Daniel Clifford, for whom the police
have been looking for the past W weeks.
was captured last night. He is held for
assaulting M. McMahon of No. IT'S Thir-
teenth street. who is now in the City Hos
pital.
August H~ohenstein was found at Mont
gomery and Greene streets yesterday suf-
fering from the grip. He was removed
to the City Hospital.
Hugh Waters and Daniel Horn were
put under bonds to keep the peace this
morning by Justice O'Donnell on COM
plant OF Edward Kern of No. 246 Mercer
street, who alleges they assaulted him
without provocation.
John Mckenna, no home. stole a valu-
able coil of rope from a tugboat in Hobo
ken yesterday, and sold 1t to the captain
of the tagboat Bertha. which was lying
at the foot of Grand street. this city. The
rope was recovered by Policeman Oxley.
Mckenna was arrested.
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4 Mans chrissmas story.

Now that Christmas stories are the
proper thing The Man proposes to tell
one on himself which is too good to be
lost. The Man has ayoung lady friend
who is a fan collector. She had rather
have a new fan than a block of gas steal
stock. AS The Man was passing a IA
nous jewelry house a few days before
Christmas, he spied u parsicularly lovely
fan in the window. and, thinking to
gladden. the heart Of his friend, he en-
tered the place and told a polite clerk to
wrap up the fan. Instantly the clerk
was dissolved in smiles, and two ladies
who stood near looked approvingly at
The Man. as If to say: what u nice
young man! So thoughtful of his
friends, and so liberalr" But a climax
wa rapidly approaching. In his mas
culine ignorance Of such matters The
Man had thought the price of the fan
might possibly be ten Enthusiastically
it would be no more. And so, rs the
smiling clerk handed him the parcel, he
inserted his hand deep into his trousers
pocket and, with all the assurance in
life, said,
"How much?"
Sixty dollarsr
Ell beg PARDON gasped The
Man. while the cold dew of horror came
out on his forehead.
"Sixty dollars"
The Man made a desperate grasp for
his presence of mind, and got it.
Please put it right back, and do be
careful not to break it. Thank you"
The two ladies looked indignant, and
as The Man fed into the street he heard
one Of them say to her companion:
"Just like a man!"-St. Louis Repub-
lie.
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The annual Christmas entertainment of
the Reformed Church Sunday school was
held last evening. Despite the inclement
weather a large number OF people turned
out TO the chapel and an enjoyable time
was had by all. superintendent Jay
Pockman, attired in Kris Kringle's uni
form, distributed presents to the children
Mr.. X. NJ. Kyle conducted the devotional
exercises, and Pastor Bruce delivered an
interesting address. Miss Ethel Hassell
recited aud Miss Mamie Wother PLAYED
several piano solos.
The heavy rain storm last evening C m
verified Ocean avenue into a race POM.
Sewers were choked and pedestrians
could have used rowboats and hfe-pre-
servers to advantage. The sewer at Rose
and McAdoo IL chOked, and y
large pond HIS formed there.
The Greenville Rifle Club will meet this
evening ut the Metropolitan Hall range.
Several practice games will be snot.
The eleventh annual ball and turning
exhibit ion Of the Greenville Turn Verein
will be held at METROPOLITAN HALL some
time in February. Delegations from tn 9
New York y Newark Turn Vereins
will be present and give exhibitions. The
committee in charge Is working hard to
make the affair a success and the mem
bers expect to lave ''the biggest Kind of a
time"
Major Booth. of the Salvation Army, is
the tallest man in G%reenville. He
measures six feet and four inches.
Greenville Democrats are booming Mr..
James +. Woodmancy for the Freebooter
nomination., aud it is very likely that
they will succeed III placing his lame on
the ticket.
West Bergen.
A gang Of Central Railroad surveyors
began work this morning On West SIDE
avenue near the low railroad bridge. The
company, in accordance with the lnstruc-
lions made by the Street and Water Com
missioners, will lower the grade of the
street and pave the section which will be
changed. The work will be lone under
the supervision of Chief Engineer tug
giles. i
A joint meeting of the Ladies' Social
Union and the Foreign Mission Society
will be held this afternoon in the NJ. e.
Church parlors to close up the business
of The year. Reports will be made by all
the committees and the work mapped out
for 1892.
The Bible Glass will meet in the NJ. Il.
Church this evening. Mr.. w. II. Beach
will conduct.
The residents in this section would like
to know when Inspector Keilt will visit
this section and inspect the sidewalks.
The side walks on Communipaw avenue
are in Il disgraceful condition and ex-
tremely dangerous TO pedestrians after
dark. The flags are all out of level and
pedestrians prefer the middle of the
street to risking their necks climbing
over the broken tagging. The rotten
plank walk on Virginia avenue should
also receive attention. Its condition Is
something frightful. Several children
have been injured by tripping on the rot
ten planking.
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he was elected to the LEGISLATURE. which
revised the State Constitution. In 1850
lie was appointed one OF the Judges Of
the Court of Common Pleas. a position
he held for fifteen years.
Senator Mcpherson has introduced in
the United States Senate a bill to increase
the limit of cost for the erection of a pub.
lie building In Camden $50. 900.
Mrs. Judge Gilhooly. of Elizabethpors
performed a very charitable act on
Christmas Day by entertaining with a
fine dinner a large humber of poor and
orphan children who live in that section
of Elizabeth.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TIA A WRIT or
~ attachment at the suit Of Joseph K. Wells
against the rieht is and credits. moneys and effects.
goods and chattels, lands and teue of tred-
erick T.. Ketchum and Henry NJ. Laurence. part
debtors, in tn sum of fourteen hundred and nifty
four dollars, ISIS ued out or the Hudson County I ir-
cult Court OF the siate of New Jersey on the
twenty-ninth day OF septemb Der. A. D.. eighteen
hundred and ninety one. ReJurnabie and re-
turned. duly executed by the Sneriff OF said
county OF Hudson the twelfth day OF october. A.
D., eighteen hundred and nine ~. one.
DkNNIs M'LAUGIILiN.
Clerk
J. HERBERT PorTs.
Attorney.
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IN caASoERY or NEW jersey.
DENNIS MCLAUGHLIN.
Clerk OF the Circuit Court
of the County Of Hudson.
Dated Jersey City. N. H., bee, Is. 1921.

To Margaret 4. yannet, Edward vannstt. her
band. y. monroe Jackson ana Camden Rathbous
By virtue OF an order OF the Court of Chancery OF
New erses. made on the day OF the date hereoffn
a cause wherein Elizabs. h W. Br nkerhon IL com
plainnni and yoi ana other. aie dsrendants. YOU
are requiret 10 appear aud plead, demur o: answer
20 The comnialnant's bill ON OF before the thirty
first day OF locember nexs or the said bill will "
taken as confessed against you.
ihe Dill Is hled 10 fore loss two certain mort
Cages made by AnnaEelIa faylor anu others on tho
same landsI u Jersey Cav. one ia ted april /. A. D..
lSSs. for three thousand hvs huudred dollars, made
to the complainant. and the other. dated April / A.
D. LsSn. Tor one thousand dollars. made to Cares
Y. H. Bfinkerhen. neid oy the complainant under
inesne assig aments.
Ana You. arsnret A. Vannett AMI Sarah r. Fox
are made defendants be cause YOU are sisters OF
John Taylor, VINO d led seized Of an interest ia said
lands and interstate.
And yor iward Nannett and John c. Fox are
made defendants uecause 5 GU are the respective
husbands Of the SAIL Margaret a. Naun ut and
Sarah H. Fox. and nv virEu OF such Relationship
may clatm some interest in said lands.
Aud Aon. :. hoiiroe Jackson md Camden Rath-
hone. are made defendants because as membe ~ OF
the parine rship OF "Abram .le Ronte & CO. You
claim n lien upon said lands hy way OF mort
gage
WALLIS. EDWARDS & BUMSTED.
solicitors or Complainants
p. o. addres I. / Exchange place. Jersey City.
Dated October 70 lsai SIS.
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ROBERT E. JENNINGS.
NoTIcETo CREDITORS.

Estate or samuel W. StilsinR, deceased: Patrick
r.. Augens, al administrators with Will annexed OF
Samuel w. Stilsing, deceased. by order or the
Surrogate OF Hudson County. dated September q.
lsyi, here by gives notice, 60 the creditors Of saiq
de cedent TO bring in their debts. demands and
claim. against the estate OF said decsdent. under
oath or aftirin alton within nine months from the
date OF said order. or they will be forever barred
OF any action there FOR against said admInistraror.
PATRICK II.
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TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Eibe Henry Drayer deceased. Emile
J reyer and William j.. HELM er. executors OF ttbe
Henry lreyer. deceased, by order of the Daputy
Surrogate Of HUDSON Count dated December Z,
1885, hereby gives notice TO the creditors Of said de
cedent to bring In their dcbus, demnuds ana claims
against the estate OF eaid decedenI. under path or
efirma ito n within nine months from the date OF
said order. or they will be fore, er barred of any
action therefor against said executors.
EMILE DHEYEk
WILLIAM J. HELLMER
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O TO CREDITORS.

Gabier. executrtx of Charles Z. Gabler. deceased.
by order of the Deputy Surrogate of hudson
County. dated december y, 1873 hereby gives notice
to the creditors OF said decedent to bring in tnelr
debrs, demands and claims against the estate of
said decedent, under oath or affirmation within
nine months fro n the d ate of said order. or thew
will be- forever barred of SaY action therefor
against said executrix-
CHRISTIANA ABLER.
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JERSEY CITY new JERSEY
Decemheri Dc 1891.

HeCcIHUBI ~ TcJ-s
ITO WHOM IT MAY C~nNNERN;-
l. Sotics is hereby given that the United New
Jersey Railroad and Canal Company and the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Com pany. its lessee, deem
it necessary to repair their drawbriugc on the
Commercial Dock Ro uts iine of their road over
the Passaic River. bet cen the town OF harrison
Hudson County, New Jersey, and The city of New
ark. Essex county, New Jerseg;. and that the said
Com anies intend to make said repairs bel wern
the first day of February. eighteen hundred and
ninety.two, and the first day OF March. eignteen
hundred aud ninets-two.
The | nited New Jersey Railroad and Canal
Company and the Iennsylyania Railroad
Company. By
II. +. RRuoKS.
Acting Siiperin tenaent New
York Division.
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or NEW JERSEY.

STATE OF NEW JERSEY.
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE
TREASURY.
TRENTON. December 2, 1891.
Pursuant 10 an act of the Legislatu re. entitled
An act relative TO the Pubic Printing" approved
Aarch ~ 1885. proposals VIII he received b. the
Combtnoller TO do the current prln ring OF the two
Houses OF Legislature NJ the session of lSaa
All proposals. must I've addressed TO the under
signed, endorsed PROPOSALS for Currel.t l~tinting. i"
and must he delivered At this ONCE not later than
l. O'Clock noon, January . 1892.
Samples aud Specifications may be seen at tbs
WI. {. FFPPENHR.I INFER.
Comptroller
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF Frederick W. Mass. deceased. Augusta
Mass, executrix OF Frederick w. MASS, deceased.
by order OF the Deputy Surrogate OF Rudson Coan
". dAted october 1891. hereby gives notice 70 ths
creditors of said decedent TO bring In their debts.
demands and claims against the estate OF said de
cedent. under oath or affirmation, within utns
months from the d ae OF said order. or they WILLIS
executrlx.
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

Estate OF Mary McDonough, deceased. Robert
F. Jennings executor Of Mary hcpon-
rogate OF Hudson County. dated Novsm-
OF said dscedenf TO bring In their debtS. demaads
and CLAIMS azainst he estate OF saio. d~ecedenL
under oath or affirmation within nine months
from the date OK said order, OF they viii DO for
ever barred OF any action therefor against said
RoBE.T &. JENNINGS.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF John Tom pieton, deceased. William
Templeton and Ropert Ogg. executors of John
1emIleton. deceased. by order OF the Sur
rogaie OF Hudson County, Gated November Il, 1871.
hereby give notice 10 the credito B OF said dore-
against he estate Of said dacedent, under oath or
affirmation within nino months from the dats 81
aid order. or they Will be forever barrel OF any
action therefor againss said executors.
WILLIAM IEMPLErON,
ebert OG1.
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Estate OF william verrinder, deceased. William
Ncrriuder. administrators, with will annexed OF
the Deputy. Surrogate OF Hudson County.
dated &c ober 81. 1891, hereby gives. no
tice to the creditors OF said decedent to bring In
their debts demands and claims against the ss-
tate of said decedent. under oath or Affirmation
within nine months from the date OF said order. or
they will be forever barred OF any action therefore
against said administrator.
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MARY A. l. NOS ".
JAMES Z. LIMBS y.

Esiare OF William i. Young. deceased; Gao.y
Yonn I, administr tor Of Wiinim H. Young de-
cea,ed. " order OF the Deputy SURF gaze OF
Hudson County, tara september Is lNil, nerebs
gives No tice TO the creditof Is OF sali deced mt 10
Lrlng in their debts. demands AMI clai ms agaihsl
the estate of said decedect nnder oatl or aTfrna-
tien within niue months fron, the date of Sail
order, or thev will be forever barred OF aay acLioa
tEIpRC,E yoIYNa
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Emily J. Bntler, deceased, Henry r.
Jones. executor of Emily J. Butler. deceased. By
order OF the Deputy surrogate OF Hudson county.
dated bee. s. 1891. hereby gives notice to the cred
itors OF said deceieat to bring In their oebts, de
mands aud claims against the estate of said dc
cedent. under oath or ton within nins
months from the ate OF said order, or they i'll
be forever barrel OF any action therefor against
said executor.
HENRY f.. JONES.
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NoncE TO %cnEpIroRs

Estate OF ! redericK Sun it'll, deceased. CatnarIus
Smith, nlmlnist ark OF rredei lex Smith. de-
ceased. by order OF the Surrogate OF hudson Coun;
Is, dated October Z. 1891. hereby gives notice TO the
creditors OF saii decedent 10 brias in their dea,s.
demands ana ella. MS against The csta.e OF SAID de-
cedent. Under oate or eiflrmation. withIn ntns
months from the date of sald o<der. or thes will be
forever barred Of any action therefor against sal
al niinistratriS-
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Estate OF Timothy Dennehy. deceased. samuel
Phillips savage. administrator OF Timothy Deu-
nehy deceased by order OF the Surrogate OF Hudson
county. dated December & 1891. hereby gives
notice, to the creditors of said %decsdent. 10
bring in their debts. demands and claims against
the estate OF baid decedent. under oath or
affirmation, within nine months from tho dats
of said order. or they will be forever barred OF
any action therefor against said administrator.
SAMUEL PHIlLlPS SAVAGE