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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-26

REPORTS OF STANDING coAMITTEEs-FI-
NANCE COMMITTEE.
BY Mr.. Moran, chairman
Resolved, That the following claims be
paid TO the parties hereinafter named as
p er bills accompanying
Frank ]. Mathews, insurance, s7S.12;
W. 5. Sweeney, books, S61. 10, ID. Slote &
Co.. 1921; W. II. Ewald & Brother, S.15J;
Taintor Brothers, Sc; Edward Holmes.
$500; American BOOK Company, $19.9 0
Peckham, Little & Co.. s9.15; Jas. Rofter,
repairs. s60.45, 1904, Sl1. 80, +. L. Kela-
her, sl3.2l; Refill & Burns, $50 80;
Xndrs, sl eu 8 JOINS SisS'i Mull Miiiias z
Charles r. Malloy. $3.50; john
Mullins & Co., $165; Milburu Foun-
lani, SO; Regain & Higgins. 1851 50: Will
lam Uunne, S62; James Wilson & Son,
s1S5, books. etc; c. H. Browne, S6.12: G.
SO; A. Lowell & Co, S11.sO; CowDerth-
wait q Co. S11.22; Efingham, Maynard
& Co., $500; ID. Appleton Sc Co., SIG:
Charles l.. Webster & Co.. 81; d. G.Heath
Il Co., $40; Taintor Bros.'s q Co., 8 LOO.
S.. 40; Agar, Hamblen & Co. S12.2s, S24.52;
s. Co.. s1L95, S5.40, s1457, s1426; c. E.
Merrill & Co, st20, s2S 10, $40; Edward
Holmes, So, IS; Morgan g. Sons, 81. 50;
American Book Co., 50 50. S1.70, s6416.
sG6oS. Sl1 IS. FAC, SIS. a ~. 50 90; Ivison
Brakeman x Co., $3.50, SO, ga. 50 so;
Leach, Shewell & Sanborp, SiS 90; Peck.
ham, Little & Co., $24 IS; H.. w. Els
worth. S10.S0; ID. c.. Heath & Co., $2S2):
c. Fl. Browne, s1224; Henry Hoe, S3.4S:
C. E Merrill & Co. SlS.34, 81; Mutual
Book Company. 1920. 1880; Agar, Ham
blen s. Co., s9.72, $500, 81;
Talntor Brothers. so. 81 20; Cow
perthwait & Co.. $S16. S39. 20,
81; Edward Holmes. SIS. So, $40, $3.50;
Ivison, Brakeman & Co.. $63. 10: Ameri-
can Book Company, $500, SIS 60. IS, $3.50,
S54 Is, $L.60. S23.10. S14 81, S24. S93.y w, S0c.,
$5.O7, S5.2S, $40, So 50, "A, S62.30.
Above claims referred to their appro-
pirate committees.
The yeas and nays having been ordered
and taken on the call of the chairman,
the above resolution was adopted by the
following vote
Yeas-President Voorhees, ard NIessrs.
Kelly, Moran, Garrison, Phugsten, Null
loon and Reid.
Nays-None-
Absent-None.
Resolution by Mr.. Moran
Resolved, That the City Clerk be re-
Quested TO draw and his Honorable Mayor
TO sign warrants to pay officers. teachers
aud j~anitors in the employ OF this Board
sor The month of February. 1891, when
due on pay rolls duly certified by the
City Superintendent of Public Schools.
The yeas and nays having been ordered
and taken on the call of the chairman,
the above resolution was adopted by the
following vote:-
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BAYO

First Assistant Water Purveyor John
Gilbertson, who has been confined for
several weeks to his home on Avenue A
by a severe illness, is convalescent ana
able to resume his duties.
Ext Councilman Alfred W. Booth as
serts that ne Is not and will not be a can
didaUe for the Mayoralty.
Masters George and Henry Ellsworth.
who are students at the Mount Pleasant
Military Academy, paid a Visit this weeR
70 their parents, Captain and Mrs.
Joseph Ellsworth, of Avenue E..
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick 5. Pitts. of No.
West Eighth street. extended courtesles
during the past week TO D. Berry, OF
Winsted, Conn.
The charges made by William T. Law
Ter of Nc. 80 West Forty-ninth street to
Speaker Bergen against Justices Of the
Peace John Mcdonald and William II.
Overlook will be investigated by the
Judiciary Committee of the Assembly at
the ST. Charles Hotel in this city on Fri
day.
The GrayliHg Athletic Club will hold
its first annual masquerade ball in the
club house OF the Pamrapo Athletic Club
on Thursday evening. March II.
A Polish shoemaker named Linsky,
whose shop is at No. q East Twenty-firsJ
street, Centreville. and his wife engaged
in a QUARREL with John Bonnors, Lin
scufis that eusued Bonnars was struck
npon the head with "A heavy Implement
and knocked lnsensible.
His condition was SO precarious that he
was removed TO the Bayonne Hospital
and Dispensary. The Linskys were ar
rested by the police upon charges of
~atrocious assault and battery. This
morniug Recorder Besher remanded
them to await the result OF their victims
iniufiag.
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A OF EDUCATION.

lOFElCIAL
Regular meeting of the Board of Edu-
cation, held in the meeting room, School
No. 5, Bay street, OF Thursday evening,
February II. 1921.
Present at roll call-President Voorhees,
and Messrs. Kelly, Moran, Garrison,
Phngsten, Muldoon and Reid.
Absent-None.
On motion Of Mr.. Kelly. the reading Of
the minutes OF the previous meeting was
dispensed with and they were approved
as printed Ia manual form.
PRESENTATION OF COMMUNICATIONS.
IRON the Board of Finance, making the
Evening Journal, the Jersey City News,
the JerseyCity Herald aud the New Jersey
Stats Zsitung as the official papers of
this city.
Invitations were received from the Po-
lice Mutual Aid Society and from the
John E. Dunno Association inviting the
members of the Board To attend their an
nual ball.
A communication was received from the
Board Of Health and Vital Statistics OF
Hudson County complaining of the dan
ger 10 health of teachers and scholars OF
School No. 10 for lack of proper sewerage,
which on motion was referred to the
Street and Water Board with the re-
quest that they remedy the defects.
From Silver, Burdette & Co, request
ing the Board TO add the following 10 the
list of text books:-Physiology. by d..
Slowell, and reader by Superintendent
Powell.
Referred to Committee on Text Books
and Course Of Study.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Frank j. Mathews, insurance, SIS. IL;
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Yeas-President Voorhees, and Messrs.
Kelly, Moran, German, Pfngsten, Null
doom and Reid
Nays-None.
AbseDt-None.
The Committee on Teachers. Salaries
aud Examination of Teachers; also the
Committee on Text Books and Course of
Study, the Committee on Fuel, the Com
mittee on Janitors and JanItors' Supplies
and the Committee o. Printing and the
Committee on Inventory, Appraisement
and Annual Report had no reports to
offer.
The Committee on Books, Stationery,
etc, reported progress. and on motion OF
Mr.. Phngsten, the chairman, it was unani-
mously carried that when we adjourn
We adjourn to meet Monday evening,
February 16, 1891.
Mr.. Garrison, as committeeman of School
No. 2, reported an accident that occurred
in that school TO Master Louis KuntZ,
who while playing with a cartridge had
his fingers blown oil by the explosion OF
the cartridge.
Mr.. Kelly. Chairman of Special Com
mittee to investigate the purchase of car
pets for school No. Z, reported progress.
On motion of Mr.. Reid the resolutions
appointment of Miss Sophia Goth
berg. Miss Gussie Hender, and Miss
Im0gene r. Mcclellan, which were
ld4u Ou Lu6 bdDit NJ tl6 4d5t
meeting were taken from the table and
Withdrawn.
Resolution by Mr.. Garrison
Resolved, That Miss Gussie He nder be,
and she Is hereby appointed a tea che r in
the grammar department Of School No.
4, said appointment TO take effect at
once.
The yeas and nays having been ordered
and taken, the resolution was adopted by
all the members present-seven in num-
Der.
Resolution by Mr.. Moran
Resolved, That the clerk of this Boarl
be authorized to advertise for proposals
for one thousand copies of the Annual
Report to be submitted at the regular
meeting of the board on February 26;
lSy1.-Carried.
The meeting then adjourned.
JAMES J. WIsEMAN,
Clerk.
An adjourned regular meeting of the
Board OF Education was held on Monday
evening, February 16, 1891, at the meet
ing room, High School building, Bay
street.
Present at roll call-President Yoor-
bees and Messrs. Kelly, Moran, Garrison
and Phngsten.
Ahsent-Messrs. Muldoon aud Reid.
The Committee on Books, Stationery.
etc, reported progress, after which, on
motion OF Mr.. Kelly, the Board ad-
journed.
JAMES J. WIsEAANS.
Clerk.
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STATE NOTES.

Z. Tomson, of Clinton, owns q clock
that Is III years old, aud has never failed
to keep correct time.
S. S. Coils has been appointed post
master at Chew's Landing, Camden
county. and A. ID. Wickham at Lake
Como. Monmouth county.
An assessor in Burlington county has
declined a nomination. He says he can
not assess according TO law without In
curing the wrath OF all his friends.
One hundre shares of stock Of the
Hnuferdon County National Bank, at
Pennington, were sold at public sale a
few days ago ut S21. 40 TO SOS a share. The
par value is $50.
The employees of the Florence Iron
Works have been notified that unless they
hereafter entirely abstain from liquor
they viii be discharged. A majority OF
the men voted the rule a good Que L at
once organized u temperance society:
During the past week q NIB OF sur
yeyors and civil engineers have been
working over a piece OF ordinary farm
land, adjoining the town of Westfield.
preparatory TO starting a village on Bel
laniy's cooperative plan. IL will be
known as Graceland and will be very
select.
Nathan Hymes of Newark has been
chosen President of the New Jersey Chess
Association; Ralph w. Pope. OF Eliza
beth. Vice President; George l. Benner of
Newark, Secretary. AT the sixth nnual
tournament, which closed ut midnight on
Monday, c. Hymes of Newark. and A.
Vorrath OF Hoboken, tied for first and
second prizes, zach winning four games
and the odd game resulting in a draw. E.
Hymes of Newark. took third prize;
George Benner of Newark, fourth; z. J.
boyle of Hoboken, fifth, and X. w. Pope
OF Elizabeth, sixth.
A suit for 5000 damages is to be insti-
tuted against the city of Newark by
Samuel Il. Smith. coal dealer, for false
imprisonment. Smith was arrested two
years ago by the delinquent tax collector,
Mr.. Goble. now a fugitive and ~defauller.
tor I~,n-payment OF personal taxes. lie
carried the case to the Court of Errors
and Appeals and the decision was in his
favor As GobIe made about eighty-three
arrests in the same way the probability
is that If Smith wins his suit for dam
ages the city will have a lot of suits to
4dnhf
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CORPORATION Notice.

NOTICE IS III EBY OWN THAT o. nm
day - NofembeE lel application was made
70 tee hosrd q street and y ater COMMISSIONS
bf william Hoecuramu. Robert o kabottt All
Aoeert a Lswrenee for the vacation q a street
HOWELL IT.
through the follow ~ described property
EesinninG a. q pcint on the western line % the
MN 1DEh. oUSttEhhNNA AND MEsTEkE
where the n~ortncrly line % Cherry lane iutersects
the same. aad thence running al0ns the northerB
sido OF
CHERRY LANE
SQ feet stncnes 70 a point thence northeasterly
4ffeet TO tue centre line Of q stress known a.
thence IN an easteriY dlrectf n rnd aloug tue cen
ire line o. Deg a. % tue westerly line " the
NV YORK. ~aUbQEHANNA \ WEsTkRS
20 the point o. Dlacs u beginning.
said pot q lazd Is crossed % a street known a.
Howell -. - shown IN the man accompanying
said petition
And that the I'd aay Of hareh, i9i. at 70 O'Clock
a m. and the meeting room Of the Board Of street
and Wafer Commissioners. are hereby 0xed as the
time aud pi1ce when and where the Eoard Of
street ano v aier Commissioners will meet to hear
aad consider al oo5ec1ons 70 said vacation u ~
may De presented IN writing.
~ order Of tne Boara o. street aud Water Com
mfssfoners
Gko. I. BoUTox.
hated Iaraaw RITZ r.f~u.rw d faf
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W. :. Sweeney, books, s6l.15; ID. Slote &
Co., S1.2i; w. II. Ewald d Bro, $3.50;
Taintor Bros, $500; Edward Holmes,
$3.50; American BOOK Co, $3.50; Peck
ham, Little 81 Co. so.15; James Rofter,
repairs. S6Q45, S26 o.. $I1.55; +. 7. Kela-
her, s13 81; Reehili & Burns. 5000: WILL
lam Dune. s4S 90; William Andre,
sl0S.oS: John Mullins s. CO., S33; Thomas
Burke, 5000; Charles I. Malloy. $3.50;
LAM, SIS; Regau & Higgins. $3.50; Will
lam Dunno, S62; James Wilson & Son,
s1s5, books. ETC.; G. II. Browne, s8.12; G..
4. Dillingham;. Sc %; Boyd Directory Co,
$40; a. Lowell d GO. $1i.sO; Cowperth-
wait & Co., S11 22 Efingham, Maynard
& Co., $500; ID. Appleton & Co, sic;
Charles l.. Webster e Co, 81: ID. c. Heath
& Co., 1910; Taintor Bros & Co, SO 60.
$40; Agar. Hamblen & Co. s12.2S, S24.52:
Mutual Book Co. Sl215. S231 10; ID. Slote
& Co., ST.. 95. IS 40, s14 81, s1436: c. E.
Holmes. 50. s.; Morgan q sous. s2. 81;
American Book Co., S9.55. s1.70, s84. 10,
s66.OS s11.5s. $40, SIS. "a %, $3.50; Ivison,
Brakeman & Co, IS 80; 80. SCI, 100;
Leach, Shewell g. Sanborn, $3.50; Peck
ham, Little & Co, SM 65; Il. W Ellsworth,
$3.50; d. G. Heath g. Co., $3.50; G. II.
Browne. s12.24; Henry Hoe, s3.4S; G. z.
Merrill s. Co, s1S "a, S400; Mutual Book
Company, S27 20. $41.50; Agar, HanIblen
& Co. $9.12. S43. 20, 81; Taintor Brothers,
s65, So 20; Cowperthwait & Co.. s 10; $50 20.
81: Edward Holmes. 1858. $40. IS TO;
Ivison, Brakeman & Co, S63.10 Ameri-
can Book Company. $500, S25 60, So, IS 80,
S54 Is: 81 go, S2310. 81 50. So, $3.50 z, sos.
$507, So Is, $40, $3.50, "a, S62 80.
Above claims referred to their appYo-
pirate committees.
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NEWS IN NOTES,



The House of Commons has decided to
investigate the labor difficulties of Eng
land, with q view of adopting measures
which will do away with strikes and
which will regulate the hours OF labor.
Sir Charles Dixie has been petitionou
by the liberal electors of the Forest of
Dean division OF Worcestershire to be
their candidate for Parliament at the
coming general election.
The McCarthyites having decided TO
send a delegation to the United States
the Purnellites are considering the adj
visibility Of sending some of their menu
beers also.
The Cailian wal is going on in earnest.
President Balmacedn has issued a decree
calling for au election on March l.
The National Capitol.
The Senate yesterday adjourned out of
respect to the late Senator Wilson Of
Maryland, who died Tuesday at Washing
ton.
The Shipping bill will DO the special
order OF the House this evening and to-
morrow.
The House passed the immigration
bill yesterday. and also the Agricultural
Appropriation bill.
In New York State
Tn Dog Show ut Madison Square Gar
den is attracting considerable attcn tion.
Inspector Byfnes has been knighted by
the King OF Italy.
The subject of the pensioning of school
teachers Is meeting with much opposI-
fion among the taxpayers of New York.
In the Assembly yesterday the contest
for the seat OF Assemblynian of Mont
Comery county was settled II favor OF
4ohn-t. Dryer. Democrat.
Elsewhere
The rumor that Terence v. Powderly
would resign as General Master Work
ma of the Knights OF Labor Is denied by
himself.
Governor Buckley OF Connecticut has
written Governor Hill OF New York a
recognize Buckley as Governor of Con-
necticut.
The four GAINESVILLE miners are ecove
ing. and it is expected will be all right In
a week or so.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE 2srH
:. aay ca 9ssuse isy9 apolieauon was made 20
J =. acPnerson and others for tns improve
vRooM ST.
from summit avenue % cray street. in the follow
ing manner. including ali lnterssc slons;-
sraded 70 the established grade BY exeavatinE or
20 have new zrmeh curb set on either side
10 have the present cur reset and new inch
eurD ct where necessarg.
70 have the SUI ers on one side paved with stone
10 have new bInestoue isssing : feet wide laid
10 have ne present. naeging reIaid and new nag
stones laid where necessary.
70 have a Is ineh drain pipeiaid from Gray street
10 nave new bridge-stone c~rosswalks laid
laid ano new bridge stone laid wnerr necessary.
And ai otlser worx done that may be necessary
complete the Improvement In q good and substan-
Notice Is also given that on the sh day OF Febru
arr. sol the Commissioners Of Assessment fled
with the Board OF street and Water Commission
srs Their preliminary sketch showing wnaf prop
erty will probably be assessed. and the probable
amount OF benent to each Iot or parcel Of land.
also the probable amount OF Assessment per foofor
frontage for the sad improvement, and the same
Clsrk Of the Board Of Street and Water Commits
Notice is also given that the following streets or
avenusz.or particular sections thereof are included
IN said assessment nsmeiy;E
from summit avenue 70 a point ABOUT pa feet
'oath OF Gray street sfGxx1 '
from Union street about Is feet east and 5 feat
west
And that the I'd day Of March. 1891. At 70
O'Clock n m. and the meeting roum Of the Board
q street and Water Commissioners are hereby
nxea as the time aud placs when and where toe
Board Of street ana Water Commissioners VIII
p~iiearion. and ali reDonsrr ances against tbs
said improvements that may be presented in writ
~ oruer Of the board q Street and water Com
miss1ouer&
GEoRGE t. soUToN.
CLERK
Dated Jersey city. February p. 1871.
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no HENRY ". PycHLAU OR PYCHLAN, DELLA
l. Pyehlau or Pychlan. Annie Pychlau or Pychian
and Elwin Pychiaa or Pyehlani-
You are hereby notified that / have PURCHASED
for the sun. OF eleven hundred and twelve do1a-s
and forry-nve cents. lot number 2G3 on block M m
Der ISL, on an assessment map annexed 10 . report
made by Commissioner Of Adjustment appoint
ed DIV the Circuit Court OF the county of Hudson.
IN pursuance OF Chapter CAfI- of the laws OF 1S56
o certified copy Of which map was filed in the
once OF the CITY Collector OF the city or Jersey
City, n. j.. on the tenth day Of OctooeF, eighteen
hundred ami ninety, at a sale fnado BY the City
Collector Of the said city, under and by virtue of
the provisions OF the said act entitled
"SH Act coHceratHg us settlement aud cal
lection Of Grrearu9es OF uRpdid tares, as
easements aud trnter-rdfes or acutsr-reafs in
cities OF this State. and Imposing and leUg-
me q tGE. assessment aud len IN lisH aud
instead Of such drredrdges, and 10 enforce
the payment thereof. dad 70 VfOpids Tor
fhe saie Of lands subjected to future tara
ti0gt aad assessment
Passed March 3oth, 1855 and the supplements
thereto.
ana you are hereby further noaaed thai you
have. or claim 10 have, an interest therein. and IN,
less the said lot, tract or parcel Of land snail be re-
deemed, as provided In said acL before the explra-
ton OF six months from aud after the service and
publication thereof. q deed for the same will be
given conveying 70 the puren sser the fee simple OF
said land ana real estate according 20 tas provis
Dated jersey CITY. n. J.. January ss,h. 1901.
HENRY A. GAEDE Purchaser,
No. S2 Central avenue.
IrF@nN ffrV NJ
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NJAs1ER'ssALE.-IS cHANcARy OF NEW sER-

In the natter Of TIE application OF Psrcival p.
Perry for the sale Of lands limited over
In pursuance Of an order OF this Court maze In
the above matter and tiled January twelfth eight
cen hundred aud nineEy4one. directing a SHE OF
the real estate described in the petition therein. ],
Isaac Romaine. one OF the Special Masters OF said
Court, shall sell At puoitc veadus to the highest
ptccer. on wednesday, the eleventh day OF March
next fsgu At two O'Clock In the az, ernoon. on the
premises herein described all taat lot
Or parcel OF land. with the dwelling
CITY. IN tire eoany OF HUDSON and state o. New
Jersey which. oa . map made by Joseph +. Aangin.
enuitied "a map OF that part Of the town OF Jersey
mmo called Pauias Hook" Is known ana
designAted IS lot numbered sfxry-1ne tod IN block
numbered twenty eB being twenty five feet
Vide In front ana rear and one hundred feet deep
throughout and fronting On Washington street.
In A. ID. $50 said lot was known bg the street nun
Ter OF us Washin gton street llow known as street
uumter GA together with al ano singular the
hereditemenrs ana a2purtenanee 70 the ssl1 prem
lses belonging or In any wise appertaininS
February Il ISL
special Master In chancsry OF New Jersey.
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NORTH D

Jacob Luther, Jr., and Miss Emma
Vossler. both Of West Hoboken, were
married by the Rev. Mr.. Fletcher at the
residence Of the bride on Tuesday even
ing.
The Union Hill Town Council met last
night and appointed ex-Freeholder Mas
Recorder to NIL tbs caused by the
d cath Of Mr.. Schleicher.
The West Hoboken Town Council met
last night and transacted routine bust
ness.
Captain WoolessiHgton of the Union
Hill Gun Club is one OF the best pigeon
shots in The State. He has a splendid
record.
August Nordhaus and benjamin Aller.
two pedlers, INDUCED in a light on the
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NOTICE to CREDITORS

Estate Of John Moran. deceased. Rosanna Koran.
executrix Of John Moran. deceased, BY order OF the
Deputy Surrogate OF Hudson county, dated Decena-
Der lsIh. is94 hereby gives notice 70 the creditors
OF said decede1t TO bring in their debts. demands
and claims against the estate OF said decedent
under oath or Animation within nine months from
the date OF said order. or they will be forever barred
OF any action therefor against said exeeutrix.
MORAN
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Boulevard yesterday afternoon. They
were soon surrounded by a crowd of
sports coming from the races, and a ring
was pitched, a referee and timekeepsr
appointed and a purse of $40 made up.
Nordhaus had the best of the bou when
a policeman WAS espied M the crowd
broke away. Nordhaus was awarded
the $40.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF James ONeil. deceased. Bridget Agnes
0Neili. executrtx OF James O'Neli deceased. BY
or1er Of the surrogate OF Hudson county. dated
december =, iS9l hereby gives notice 70 the credt
tors OF said decedsnt 20 bring In their debts. de
mands and claims AGAINST the estats Of said ee-
ceoenb, under oath or affirmation within nine
months from the date OF said order, or the5 viii be
forever barred Of any action therfor against said
BRIDGET AGNES oNEILL
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS

Estate o. Michsel Devlin. deceased James Dew
lin. executor OF Michael Deyiin. deceased. By or
der of the SuTroxate of Hudson County. dated
January p, 1881. hereby gives notice 20 the credit
ors OF safd dacedent 70 bring In their debts. de
mands and claims against the estate OF said us-
cedent. under Data or affirmation. within nine
months froLa the dase OF said order. or they viii 70
forever barred OF any action therefor against said
exexcu.or.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF Dora stoyeken. deceased. Henry stef
fenS. administrator or Dora Stoveken. deceased
by order OF the Deputy Surrogate Of hudson
county, dated December "a lSs0, hereby gives no
tce 10 the creditors OF said aecedent 70
bring IN. their debts demands and claims
against the estate OF said dece1ent. under
oath or Affirmation within nine months from the
date Of said order. or they viii be forever barred
OF any action therefor against said administrator.
HEARX rEEEFNS
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NOTICE TO

Estate OF sarah f. Skerratt, deceased. George K.
Deane. administrator. with Will annexed. OF Sarah
T. Skerratt. deceased. by order OF the Deputy Sur
rCEate OF Hudson county, dated Nov Z, l,A
hereby gives notice to the creditors OF SAID dece
dent to bring IN their debts demands and claims
against the estate of said decedenL under oath or
affirmation. within nina months from the date OF
SAID order. or they viii be forever baraed OF any ac-
ron therefor against said administrator
GEOkGE L DEANE