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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-10
WEST BERGEN.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Epworth League Chapter No 1,S04
will be held on Thursday evening,
January 10, at the NJ. E. Church.
The Central Railroad Company has
not yet taken any steps towards sta
tioning a night agent at the West
Bergen station. A large number of
residents who are abroad in the early
hours of the morning say that they
are obliged to wait for their trains
outside of the station. All those who
have not provided themselves with
tickets must pay additional fare.
The last services of the week of
prayer will be held at the NJ. E.
Church this evening. The subject for
this evening is THE Family
The ice on the Morris Canal is in
splendid condition, and is several
inches thick. The skating is the
finest known in years.
A number of young men are ar
ranging for a sociable at the residence
of Miss Bessie Brooksbanks, on Yale
avenue, in the near future.
A resident on Communipaw venue
utilized the opportunity to try his ice
boat on the Hackensack River yes
terday.
MISS Lille UOSkiaus, OF est SiQ
avenue, is entertaining Misses Mamie
and Annie Hackett, of Port Rich
inond, S. l..
Spearing for cells is becoming a
popular pastime on the Hackensack
River. A number of fishermen al
be seen every day spearing for the
lively wrigglers. Each fisherman is
armed with an axe, q basket and a
spear mounted on q forty foot pole.
A hole is cut in the ice and the long
spear is run down into the muddy
bottom of the river, where the cells
like TO lie snug during the winter
months. Almost every blow of the
spear brings an eel to the surfacs. As
many as 100 cells have been caught in
one day by one fisherman.
Annie Markey, of Bergen avenue,
will leave on Monday for Kingston,
n. Y, where she viii spend several
weeks with her friends.
John Harris, of Camden, is visiting
James Mccormack, of West Side ave
nue..
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LAFAYETTE.

Frank Brown, of Monticello we
nue., was arrested on Pacific avenue
yesterday and arraigned before JUS
tice Wanser this morning on a charge
of i~ntoxication. Justice Wanser gave
him ten days.
The driver of a wagon bearing the
name of Peck, Martin s. Co. collided
yesterday with a wagon belonging to
the Griffing Iron Co. George Alberts,
who drove G~rifing's wagon was
thrown from his zeal and seriously
hurt about the head. He was taken
to his home on Pacific IN
Mr.. and Mrs. +. O'Neill gave a
sociable at their residence on Com
munipaw avenue last evening. Sing
ing, games and dancing made the
evening pass pleasantly. Prof. Dit
mars orchestra furnished the music.
A large number of Lafayette people
We're present.
The John Hanley Association of
Lafayette will give a grand ball at
Bergen Hall on February %.
Harry Kline. of Summit avenue,
was run over on Pacific venue yester-
day afternoon by a brewery wagon
belonging to Beadleston and Woerz,
of New York. Kline's right arm was
broken, and the driver OF the wagon,
Jehn Deutseh, was arrested.
The Home Building and Loan As
ISOLATION will meet this evening at the
rooms on Communipaw n
James Payton will give asociable at
evening.
A meeting will be held at the resid-
ence of Frank Lowering, on Pacific
avenue, this evening for the purpose
of organizing a literary and debating
society.
The regular meeting of the Com
munipaw Council, Royal Arcanum,
will be held on Monday evening in
Masonic Hall. The newly elected
officers will be installed at this meet
inc
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bands release. The marks OF the
beating were plainly visible.
The slippery sidewalks caused two
mishaps yesterday. Mrs. Charles
K~retschmer, No. 1873 Sussex street,
slipped and sprained her ankle last
evening and is unable to walk.
Michael kappes, a buffalo" on
Engine No. 8, fell near the engine
house and sprained his ankle SO that
he can not use his foot for some time.
He was taken to the City Hospital
The gas companies r having a
good deal of trouble with some OF
their mains. The workmen are re-
calking a number OF joints and the
odor in some places is very disagree
able.
The Foye Place Police Station is
being finished quite rapidly. The
flag pole was put up this morning and
visitors to the station will see a box
on the wall to hold contributions to
wards buying a flag. In other words
they want to raise the wind" to fly
the flag.
A new clock has been put in the
elevated station on the Heights.
Alderman McArthur's suggestion has
thus been very useful. II the railroad
company would put the sliding doors
in the public would be grateful.
There Is excellent skating on the
Hackensack from the ID. L. & w.
bridge up and many are taking adj
vantage of it.
Judge Knapp confirmed report No,
Sc OF the Commissioners OF Adjust
ment this morning.
A large truck belonging 10 the Nor
gan Iron Works, OF New York, broke
down this morning on Montgomery
street and delayed horse car travel
for some time. The cars were finally
Obliged to jump the track.
The Pennsylvania ferryboat Hud'
son City has made its temperance
after its renovation. 1t has a new
feature which is highly appreciated
by those who wish to read while
crossing the ferry at night. Instead
of the chandeliers in the centre OF the
cabin, electric lights are placed along
the sides over the seats so that they
throw their light directly on ones
book or paper.
The Board of Finance will hold a
meeting this evening.
An event of more than usual inter
est to theatre goers next week will be
the occupancy Of the Academy stage
by 'The Charity Ball" The east will
include many well known artists and
the play promises to number among
the most realistic production of the
| season.
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TO ELISHA D. WHITNEY.


You are hereby notified that at q pubic sale made
By the City Collector OF Jersey City. on the second
say Of April. iso. ! purchased for the sum OF two
hundred dollars all the land and real estate situate
In Jersey CITY. New Jersey fIonting on Skilfnlan
avenue. which Is laid down and designated as lots
Nos. IS and 10 in block numDer 615 upon an assess
menf map annexed 10 a report made by ~Commts
sioners OF AdJEstmenr" appointed in and for said
city by the Circuit Court OF the County OF Hudson.
q certified copy OF which report and map was MED
in the ONCE OF the City Collector OF Jersey CITY. on
The fourth day Ct April Ike said report and
map and said sale being made pursuant 70 the pro
visions OF an acr Of the Legislatnreo OF New Jersey
passed March SJth, loss entitled
an <ct CONCERNING the and collection
Of ogTedrdges Of unpaid t0zes. assessments
and trGter rate or rdfer rents in cities OF
this State. and imposing and LeryfaG q tar.
dSseSsH1eHt and hen IA lieu and instead Of
such arreardces, and TO enforce the pngHae7tt
thereof, aud 10 DroUids for the safe Of lands
subjected to future taxation and assess
menf."
And the several supplements thereto.
And you are further notified that you appear %
have an estate or interest in said land and real
estate and unless the said land and real estate shall
be redeemed as provided In said seI, before the ex
piration OF six months from and after tie service
hereof. a deed for the same VIII be given convey
and real estate according 10 the provisions OF the
Dated. JERSEY CTS. n. J., November -. $50
JOHN EDELSTEIN.
Purchaser.
The New Jersey Title Guarant &c 4 Trust Co. At
tornev and agent for purchaser. Jersey CRY.
M.
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HUDSON.

Michael Collins. one of the oldest
and best known citizens of West Ho-
boken. was buried Yesterday.
There was q terrible explosion in
Iril's quarry in Gutenberg yesterday.
Frank Joeb, a quarryman, was badly
hurt. His legs were torn, and it is
feared he will lose his eyesight.
The plush box factory on the
Hackensack plank road, West Hobo
ken, was totally destroyed by fire on
Thursday night. The origin OF the
fire is unknown. The damage is esti-
mated at 81. 900.
Harry Yon Seggem. of West Hobo
ken, and Miss Julia Kelley. of Brook
Ign, were married in st. Michaei's r.
c. Church in Brooklyn ON Wednes-
day night.
There is good skating on the ponds
in North Hudson.
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BAYONNE.

-
The Third ward detachment of the
Salvation Army has requested the
Board OF Councilmen TO appoint
Jacob Cubberly a special officer, and
the Board has recommended Mayor
Newman to grant the request.
The quarterly report o City Re
| corder John ii. Besher shows that
the revenues OF the City Police Court
during the last three months of 1890
aggregated S252, OF which amount
$51.35 were disbursed.
The repairs to the steamer of Amer
icus Engine Company No. 2 will cost
the city 1881. 40.
During the month of December the
employees of the Street Department
earned 1853. IS.
The annual report of the Bayonne
Fire Department Relief Funds secre-
tary, School Trustee Egbert Seymour,
shows the fund to be in an excellent
condition. Against a balance on
hand of sc, 212. 10 on January !, 1890,
there is now a net balance OF 80, S21.32,
of which amount 50. 800 has been
loaned upon bond and mortgage, and
1921. 80 is in bank. The receipts dur
ing the past year aggregated $5o3.2o
and the expenditures S2f4. u.
The thirteenth meeting OF the Bay
onne Social Whist Club was held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Thompson, OF Avenue b. The play
ers occupied five tables. The chief
trophies were captured by Misses
Turbet and Mravlag. Mrs. Ellis and
Mr.. Hubble secured the BOBBY prizes
Following the games the company in.
dulged in music, dancing, singh n
and feasting.
According TO the monthly report OF
City Treasurer Charles l.. Lord the
balances in the several accounts are
as followszGeneral account, 800,
331. 20; water account, $5,475.4 "A; APP
preparation account, s3S. 008. 65. Sub
divided as follows:-Gas, gil, 107. "A;
police, SO, 450. 90; salary, 81. 752. IS; fire
department, s., 461. 26; street repairs,
81, 276. 10; sprinkiing and repairing
macadam roads. 81, 791; books, sta
tionery, advertising and printing,
81, 1928. 80; poor, 81, 1854. 10: contingent,
81, 467. 40; garbage. S1.2l4. 70; election,
$245. n; insurance. $64.9 81.
Ex-Postmaster Thomas Brady has a
force of three hundred men, many OF
whom are from this city, engaged in
cutting ice on Lake H~opatcona-
The Holy Name Society, connected
with the Parish of st. Mary's. Star oil
the Sea r. G. Church, has elected the
following officers President ex-
offieio, the Rev. Father Thomas Kill
leen; president, John j. Hickey; vice
president, William Ryan; secretary,
Thomas Maroney; treasurer, John 5.
Mcclure; spiritual director, the Rev.
Father Andrew NJ. Egan.
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GREENvILLE.

The Puritan Athletic Club will give
O reception at Zeugner's Belvider Hall
on next Thursday evening. The regu-
lar meeting will be held this evening
at the club rooms ON Neptune avenue.
The regular meeting OF Hudson
Lodge, No. 4S, American Protective
League, will be held this evening at
Bamber Hall, Nc. So Linden avenue.
Officers for the following year will be
elected.
The regular meeting of the Y. p. s.
G. +. of tine Reformed Church, which
was to have been held at the chapel
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-10

Estate of Sarah z sksrratt deceased, GEORGE X,
Deane. administrator. with Will anne xsd OF ssraf
l. SkerraIt. deceased. By order OF the Deputy sur
rogate OF Hudson county. dated Nos. z, f~u
hereby gives notice 10 the creditors OF said deee
dent TO bring In their debts, demands and claim
against the estate of said decedent unier oath O
anirmation, within nine months from the date o.
sa1d order, or they will be forever har1ed OF any ae
tion therefor against said adminixtrztor
GEoh6E h DEANE
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Dora stoveken. deceased. henry stef
fens. administrator OF Dora Stoveken. deceased
by order OF the Ieputy surrogate of Hudson
uee 70 the creditors OF said deeedent 10
bring in their debts. demands and claims
oath or affirmation within nine moaths from the
date OF said order. or they will be forever barred
OF any action therefor against said administrator.
HENRY 81 EFrENS-
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF Patrick Burns. deceased, Hugh J. Burns,
administrator Of Patrick Burns deceased, by or, err
OF the Deputy Surrogate Of Hudson county, dated
December 2. 1850. hereby gives notice TO the credL
tors OF said decedsnt 70 bring in their debts. de
mands and claims against the estate of said dece-
dent. under oath or Affirmation. within nine
months from the date OF said order, or they will be
fore yer barred Of any action therefor against said
administrator.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF James ofNeIlL. deceased, Bridget Agne
O'Seili. execurrix OF James O'Aeill. deceased. by
order OF the Surrosate OF Hudso1 county. dated
december Is. 1sgl hereby gives notice 70 the credi
tors OF said decedent 70 bring Ia their debts. de-
mands aud claims azainst the estate OF said ee
csdenr, under oath or affirmation within nine
months from the dafe OF said order. or fheg will be
RIpGE AGNES o,NEILL.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of Fanny A. Chapman, decsasst JeremIaa
II. Halsey. ia the will called jeremiah
Halsey, executor of Fanny a Chapman. deceased.
by order Of the deputy Surrogate Of Hudson eoun-
ty. dated oYemb Der p, 1S94 hereby gives notice to
the creditors OF said de cedent TO bring IN their
debts. demands and claims sgainst the estate OF
said decedens. under oath or affirmation. with
in nine months from the date Of said order. or
they VIII be forever barred OF any action there
JEREMIAH Il. AIS
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T TO CREDITORS

Estate OF Francis L. Patterson. deceased. Luke
Patterson. administrator OF Francis L Patterson
deceased. by order OF the Surrogate of HUDSON
county, dated December = ISL. hereby gives no
uce TO the creditors OF said decedent 20 bring in
their deoIs. demGnts anc claims against the estate
OF said dscsdenL under oath or affirmation within
nine months from the date OF said order. or they
viii be forever barred OF any actioa therefor
against said admins traitor.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-10
CITY NOTES.

Marshall P. Wilder, the famous
humorist, and his company will be
seen at the Tabernacle next Tuesday
night. The entertainment is under
the auspices OF Palisade Council No.
SO, Order United Friends.
Thomas Marshall, a ship carpenter,
seventy-one years old, died at the
City Hospital yesterday. He was ad-
united on December 90, suffering
from chronic bronchitis. He lived at
No. 1859 Seventh street.
The following cases were admitted
to the hospital yesterday:-WilIiam
Webster, No. 30 Sixth street, bron-
chitis; William O'Neill, Seventh and
Coles streets, sprained ankle, and
Nora Reilly, No. 90 Jay street, pneu-
monia.
The Executive Committee of the
Jeffersonian Labor Democracy held a
meeting last night Mt their headquar-
tiers, room A, Booraem Hall. Com
mittee's reports were received end
routine business was transacted. A
committee of three was appointed to
make arrangements to go to Trenton
on Tuesday. A large number of
the members present signified their
intention of going along.
The meetings held each evening in
the Westminster Presbyterian
Church, Summit and Magnolia ave-
nues, during the week have been
crowded. Much interest is manifested
and the services will De continued an
other week. Mr.. Persons, whose
singing is greatly appreciated, will
sing next week. All are cordially in
vited to attend.
The second annual installation of
General John A. Logan Camp. No.
80, Sons of Veterans. u. s. A. Divis-
ion, N. j., will be held in Cooper
Hall, on Friday evening. January IL.
George Henkel, of No. 90! West
Fortv-seventh street, while drunk on
Exchange place last night fell on the
curb and cut his face in a frightful
manner City Physician Gray sewed
up the wound.
Elizabeth Edwards, of No. 1859 Rail
road avenue, was yesterday com
United to the County Jail as a danger
Gus lunatic, subject to examination
by the County Physician
Patrick Clarke, of Colgate and
Second streets. wa committed for
trial in the First District Police
Court this morning for beating his
wife. The wife appeared yesterday
and made the charge, This morning
she refused to press the charge, but
as she had already given her testi-
mony, Justice Stilsing refused to
listen to her pleadings for her hus-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-10

ave can always use and sell speer's Wine"
Pronounced by our patients and customers the
best they ever used. Our physicians prescribe
u Spsog's Wi1es can be hal n dvs~eis.s.
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NOTICE OF

Notice is hereby given that tbs account Of the
subscriber, surviving executor and trustee under
the will or Patrick COyle, deceased, VIII be audited
and stated by the SURROGATE of the county OF Hud-
son. and reported for setuement on Saturday. tae
&th day OF February. 1891
L V. MCKENZIE.
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last evening was postponed until Fri
day, January t6. A quorum failed to
materialize. e.
The postponed meeting Of the Sixth
District Citizens Association will be
held on Tuesday evening in their
rooms in the Detwiller Building. a
full and prompt attendance is re-
quested.
The next reception Of the Green
vile Dancing Academy will be held
on Friday evening, January 10.
Rose avenue, from Walker TO Gator
is In a very bad condition.
Mud and water to the depth OF sew
eral inches covers the entire street.
School No. 20. on Danforth avenue,
is overcrowded. A number of names
are on the roll for whom room cannot
be found. The first or A, b, O class
was moved into the basement in order
to make room for idle scholars.
A grand cake walk and ball, under
the management of Robert Jackson.
will be given at Metropolitan Hall ON
Thursday evening. January s2.
Prizes will be awarded as follows
Gold watch for the best lady or gen
tleman dancer; cake and gold headed
| cane to the best lady and gentleman
walkers, and gold medal to the best
jig dancer.
The regular meeting Of Our Lodge
No. 80. A. o. u. W., was held last
evening at Orient Hall. Jackson and
Orient Five new members
were initiated.
The Minkakwa Club held a smoker
and stag racket at the club rooms on
Ocean avenue last evening. The club
rooms we're prettily decorated with
bunting. Refreshments were handed
around.
A few lights could be used to adj
vantage on Garfield avenue. from
Seaview to Ocean n The
woods in this neighborhood afford an
excellent hiding place for tramps.
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Public Notice.
REPORT NO. 81 OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
ADJUSTMENT

NOTICE Is REREBY GIVEN THAT THE CON-
q Jersey cry, sppciatsd bs the GREAT Court q
me county q c aaason; c Snae y sne ey sifsas gs % s ss,
utled IAN act concerning the settlement and cot
and water rates or water rents in cities OF this
state, and Imposing and iesy1ns a tax assessment
and to enforce the payment thereof and TO provide
for the sale OF lands subjected 10 future taxation
csrtinsd and MED in a report Of their proceedings
relsting % and aaeeting aslinqaeai isad, situated
North " A~esdemy s. aad ksliroad ave from
wick q. from Rzilroad ave. 10 MN Greek and By
MIN Sreek to strand Sc south BY Grand ST from
from Grand 81. % Mercer ST.. sSatn By sereer St.
from fremont 81 20 cornellson ave. and west b
and more particularly described as follows 70
Biock 50. lot Il. Bates st
Block x. lot 10 Bats st
Elock ~ LOT & Golden 81
Book -, lots 10 aad II coldeast
Block - iot S Graad 81
block So. lpts "a ana Is Grand st
Block S1 80 Center Sc
Block SN Ios 5 and ~ Golden SC
block Sl loTs q and =. Golden s.
h hioeS ST. 8 I Is Z S cosasa s. s.
BECK ~ lots and s Grand 81
block - los q coidea $
block sA lot % bright s.
HOOK - tOA > YORK 81
Block zu4. lot L. York st
hloek ~, loss ~ s and 1 AcligomeryA
Flock sE. lot =, Montgomery -
riock AS. lots land z Montgomery st
Block As. lors IS ana Ii, Montgomery Sc
Flock s05, lots Il, IS ~ and ~. YORK ss
Elock Az. l0E 70. York 81
Block sA. lots -. 81, 81 and 81. YORK Sc
RlocE 10, iots 4 an +. krunswtck -
block <o1 hot q Brunswick g
Block 4E. lofs ~ AID a. Montgomery Sc
Block 4oS. lot = Montgomery Sc
Block W. lot "a Montgomery st
Binck aE. loI ~ Montgomery 81
block s0s, lots 4 , s . 5 Antk WeYnes-
hlock @s. los Z. and o Wayne st
Hlock 4u1. lots 70. II, 4 and l& NAvne 81
Hook az, lots Il. IS and Ia Wayne ST
bleck stS, lot I. Railroad ave
Esock sh. lot I Railroad zve
Efock So. lot =. Railroad ave
Eiock rs. LOT :, RalirCal awe
Elock So. lot y Railroad ave
Block -. lots IS II Is III l. & = and 20 Wayne
and Railroad ave
Haek ~. lots y and - Wayne =
MOCK az. lots u anu II. Nayne,t
Block ". kt ~ N4ynest
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NOTICE or -sErTLkxEsr.

Notice Is hereby given that the accouns Of the
subscriber. sdministrstrix o. Thomas J. coigan-
deceased, will bs audited aud stated by the Surro-
gate OF fhe ccungy 81 Hudson. sad rep orted ro<
settiensnI on SATURDAY. the ah day OF February.
ISL
DELLA c5LeAx.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-10

Allow me to add my tribute to the efficacy
ofEly's Cream Balm. was suffering from a
severe attack Of influenza and catarrh and was
induced 70 try your remedy. The result was
marvellous. Icould hardly articulate. aud In
less than twenty-four hours the catarrhal symp-
was able TO sing a h tvy role In Grand Opera
W th voice unimp paired. strongly recommend
I ito all singers-Wm. II. Hamilton, Leading
Basso Of the C. y. Hess Grand Opera Co.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-10

Ana { he said Court has e red ssfurday. The s<ssn
teensh uas of JANUARY. eiEn<een hundred 2E4
ninsE one. - the Court HOUSE. Ia the city 81 Jers<y
CKg. Al .en utr4nck In The forenoon ~ The <1me
ma ee 10 The a-seslaantk charges and liens axe;
an q certified bF the Commissioners u Adjustment
IN sAld Report ~nen an1 where all p.rtes inter
esfsd therein may be heard
Daxe4 Jersey Gtt. <4- 9ee4Mc1r ~ t14N
HE<<I<
rssk 81 IL Caells lel1< q ~ c1enU
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.
Notice Is hereby given that the account OF sas
subscribers. executors Of Robert J. Dalton. de-
ceased. will be audited and stated BY the surro rzti
OF the County OF Hudson. and reported for sct1le'
mont on saturday. the ~ day u February. 1881. +
LEON DALTON, e
RoSAuVSD kElSoLpSlI
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STEAMBOATS.

To Joseph F7eHmefs-
Won are hereby notEaed thai ! have presented a
petition to the Court Of comnnn Pleas OF the
county Of Hucson according to tns form Of the
statute in su=h case made aud provided. for the
tened; OF the i~nsolecnt laws OF TIE states and the
said cearf have appointed the foQrteenth das OF
koErusfy. IA die yesr sight cen hundred and nine
Is one, AZ the hour o. ten In the afternoon. al the
Court HouHe OF said eounts, as tbs ume aud place
Al which they will attend. 70 hear what can De
alleged zoe or against my liberation
Dated January ID A. a issL
Rowe & BRADES,
Attorneys