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The Jersey City news., 1891-08-05
CITY NOTES.

The United States Circuit Court yester-
day issued an order forbidding John p
Murray, Robert Davis aud Marx Curley
of this city TO use the patent of 0lin J.
Gorlock for piston rod packing
The Fire Board meets tonight.
The laborers employed repairing Greg
ory street, at the junction of Cooper
Place. had scarcely put down the cross
walks and left the vicinity yesterday y
afternoon, when one of the big Sugar
House trucks came through the alley
and tore up the blocks aud crosswalks
which had taken three men about four
hours TO Law. The stones were replaced
again this morning.
The residents of the Heights were sur
prised this morning TO see large force OF
men engaged In sweeping aud cleaning
Cominunlpaw avenue. This IS contractor
Byrnes' first offense in long lime.
Justice Kimmerly. after disposing OF
the cases in his own court, dealt out JUS
fiee 10 the unforiunaies who were ar
ralgned Ia Justice Davis Court
Eddie French. fouttsen-year-old liy-
Ing al NO. l34 Lindea avenue, while play
lug DILL yesterday was pushed by Jacob
Klein. OF No. la Linden avenue. and fell,
bie~k KING ms right thigh. lie WAS taken
TO the City Hospital.
Robert Duffy, a bartender. was arrested
for as,aultiug Louis Goldberg, of No. 80
Pavonia avenue. Goldberg failed to ap-
appear aud Duffy was paroled
" OIL hess. u German peddler, who
lives at Marion. was yesterday caught
trying 10 steal meat from the abattoir
Police Justice Robert Davis, sitting in
the First Police Court, held him for the
Grand Jury.
Police Justice Davis this mcrning fined
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-05

The Romans cried "Vde Vfcfisf' sswoe to the
conaueredr' at their triumphs Today many of
us are being conquered-our peace, our rest
and daily appetite wregted from US by that in
yader OF the stomach, dyspepsia Succor we
sue for from a hundred sources. Temporary
relief we sometimes obtain. But a hearty meal,
the simplest indiseretoa in diet, and the Pro
teaa imp re turns with redoubled vigor 10 tor
ment us. A persistent OF the great anti
dyspeptic and regulating tonic, Hostetters
Stomach Bi tiers, is best calculated to drive into
perfnau MT banishnienf every form OF indiges-
tion temporary or chronic No less eficacious
Is IL for malaria, bIliousness, constipation rheu-
mafisn1 kidney and bladder ailin ents- This
remedy of specific utility AND many uses over
comes them all sTis a safeguard too. against
the effect Of rsuipersture apt TO revive sn at
tsck Of La Grippe"
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-05
STATE NOTES.


William Murray, saloon keeper at
Moutclair. committed suicide by shooting
hims-f through the heart. Murray was
out nntil a late hour. aud when he re-
turned TO his home he admitted to his
wife that be had been visiting a Mrs.
Meaiey. An encounter resulted, aad
Marray went to bed supperiess. A few
IN, ments later his wife heard pistol
snot, and found her husband lying on the
floor with revolver near him and blood
flowing from a wound in his left side.
Mrs. Ephraim OFT of Bridgeton was bit
ten through the wrist by cat whicn she
wHs fondliug. The cat bit her severely,
anu she could not get it loose from her
aim for quite awhile. The wound was
cAutefizeu.
When William Marssll of Elizabeth
w: S retiring for the night the lamp he
was carrying exploded. The oil fell on
lis mead, face ana shoulders. He screamed
1ar help lils brother wound him in
III kst aud smothered the flames. Mar
= H. lace was severely burned. but mis-
ey~signs WAS not injured.
While Chorister Kennedy was beating
time with his baton on Sunday night at
the Presbyterian Church at Vineland b e
gave Pastor King terrible whack over
the head. The congregation laughed:
Six unhappy women OF Mount Holly
are applying Tor divorces from their hus-
banus. One of the reasons assigned in
one ease is [ hat the husband is a profess
sioual poker player aud is never home at
nights.
Ex Senator Garret A. Hobart and Peter
Van Houten have decided to the city of
Paterson AS free gift a small triangular
plot. containing about six city lots, or
1900 square feet. 10 be used as u public
park.
Ihe 150th anniversary OF the founding
of the Pittsgrove Presbyterian Church
WIS celebrated at Daretown on Sunday,
ana fCliy l 600 people were present. The
fest church, which was built OF logs in
l741. was succeeded in 1857 by brick
siIucture, which is still in a good state
OF preservation. although the congrega-
tion now worships in handsome build
ing erected in 1867.
Jacob Eisenhart, baker. recently dis
charged from A. H. Sprague's bakery, at
Camden, is charged with having mixed
Salt and washing soda with a batch of
tiye barrels OF flour in the Sprague bak-
cry. The mixture was discovered before
The bread was baked.
Watson Struble. a young farmer OF Myr-
tie Grove, Sussex county, was moving
hay Monday morning when the wheel of
the moving machine gave way and he
was thrown to the ground. His leg was
caught in the wheel, the horses ran away
aud he was dragged around the field. His
leg was broken below the knee, his hip
was crushed and he received sharp cut
OIL the head from the knives. He died
within few hours.
A dog affected with the rabies ran
through Hope township several days aud
bit not only dogs, but also sheep, swine
and COWS. The damage done was so great
that the farmers organized hunt for the
brute, but they failed to kill it. At the
farm of George Hildebrandt dog bit
several animals, and Mr.. Hildebrandt
rushed to the farmyard armed with
pilchfork aud endeavored 10 drive the
ANIMAL away. 1t turned upon him saw
agely, and a terrific encounter ensued,
during which the farmer was badly bit
ten.
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-05

To Delos +. Culver and Ann Louisa Culver. his
vile. srederiek y, Culver eco lseosi T.; culver.
Hafcn ais vile fiorace H Cnlsfend-n. assisnre q
Aifreaerick : hatch. Edgar Ioumaus and ars-
sxseusor Of tbe lat wiz and testament of ie0scea
y, nounson Aggustqs 8 wnitoa and Caroline ".
whuon. bis wife, William John Adams and nrs-
william John Adams. Ms vile. Jane = Miller and
,i1s = sn.is ~ = ys,.. AZ h wt
soHery; LAY 60 skaam. Andrew = Montsog-
M6nfsoraerv ard ~ ieSn ~ NOE; ro1nsry an.s
Pollock and Mrs. James Pollock. Aiexanisr Pol
ioSK nd caToSs Pooes his ~ wife bavd fI3 rsoe
ana aaEy foilooS rs wife. william q. foiioek
BroSn. William 4 chsddoek ard Julia q caad.
hidden. Leon srd kieesrdson. "a yard g Aoisn-
a1s1 ~ Asagsls a. ee % ana Ee M wssa "a, q IA, ~ 5oas
Of New Jersey. made on tne day Of the date here
pIainsnt. aud yon AMI others are defendants you
are required o appear, AMI plead. demnr or ans
eleventh day oi Aux usf next or the said bill viii
be talen a confessed against tyou-
certain lands IN Jersey CITY, New Jersey, which
we're eonxeyed % pelos = culver and issae Z
for them selves and for Alfedesiek = Hatch VII
es ssa i fraere s eRass Dmo1 y asIs ea R.sh pe
lock. William C. Hnyte. John .. Rowland. Russell
And you. Deios ). calssr ana Ann Louisa cul
yer are made defendants because Il Is alleged nat
isnds. Ana because said bill prags that DeIos z.
culver may be decreeu 20 mold some interest
estate in said lands IN trust for the defendants in
And you. Frederick r. Culver are made defend
And you Aifrederick s. Hatca. are made .
fendant because you clam 70 own an inerest IN
Ana YOU. Horace H. chlstenosn. ere made de
fendanf because you claim be the assignee OF all
the right. title ana interest OF AfredefcE Batch
Ana you. edgar W Youmans. william Arrow.
Smith. executor OF tha last viii and testament OF
keoecca ~ Bognton augustus :. y. Mniion, Minlam.
cry. James r Montgomery. Aary Cookham. An
drew J: Montgomery. John ". Montgomery.
lock- David Pollock william b. Pollock James
CiiGord. James Neil and William Il. Chaddoc are
as grantee or deyisee OF the persons heretofore
named. for whom said Lands were held In trust
claim an interest In the lands described IN said
Ana you. Isabel c. Culver, Thsodosia Hutch, Mra
Edgar W. loumans- Caroline W. Wilton, Mrs
Mrs. James Pollock. Elizabeth Pollock. Caroline
MsrS polocx VIE o. WSm issS PoOeE ssb 81
Clifford and Julia P. chaddock made defend
sass ~ amn msgs ya 2, n
right Of dover IN interest In said lands
And you William A. Miller are made defendant
VINO claims an interest In said lands.
And you Charles :. Reynolds. Thomas Hidden.
1ansiia Rich and Edward e. Rayhods ssI are made s
feudants because you recovered a Judgment in
NJ Culver who formerly had an interest IN said
And you James C Brown are made defendant
because &c Is alleged that you recovered 1udg
ment Ia the New Jersey Supreme Court against
William c. Whyte who claims interest III said
Dated June 10, 1891.
WALLIS. EDWARDS & BUMsTED.
once and Postofhce address 10 Exchsnre Place
Jersey City, N J.
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-05
NEWS IN NOTES.


Foreign.
The Chicago Commissioners are pro-
crossing famously in Berlin. Yesterday
they actually mnde the acquaintance OK
Minister Phelps and Chancellor Won
Caprivi After awhile they may secure
un exhibit or two for their SHOW.
Messrs. Dillon and O'Brien appeared IN
the House Of Ccmnlous yesterday ana
were cordially received by both sections
OF the Irish Parliamentary party.
The Queen OF the BelEiaus Is recover
ing. All she needs is absolute rest.
Half thousand Italians lett Genoa for
this country last week
A Government storehouse In Germany
was struck By lightning Yesterday and
destroyed. The loss was s3I5,0O0.
At the National Capital.
IL is intimated in political circles here
that Secretary Blaine will not give Major
Mckinley any assistance in his Ohio cam
paign because he doesn't believe in the
Mckinley tariff.
New York DoIngs.
The autopsy In the case of Professor
korff shows that whatever violence he
may have been subjected to his death
was due TO drowning
The police have not succeeded In find
ing Webster. who shot Goodwin, but
they have received an fntimation that
Webster will surrender himself when 10
gets ready. 1t must be a great Keller to
them. When murderer is actually
known it is impossible 10 work off any
"Freuehy" business.
A saloon In Grand street, New York. is
equipped with fans driven by an electric
motor. Last night Henry Bartels, the
bartender. ia some way came in contlct
with the machinery and received shock
tnat ki led him
" eber and Reed, the men who identi.
fed the girl killed ut Glendale. nave both
disappeared. The police are looking for
the latter, being convinced that he knows
more about the dead woman than he
told.
Elsewhere.
The Grand Army parade at Detroit yes
terday was a magnificent success.
The battle be6ween tae 'red bones"
and white ia Calcasieu parish, La, on
Sunday, resulted in the death of seven
red bones and one white man. The
'red bones" are a mixture OF white men,
Indians aud negroes--u particularly bad
com1inlt ton. They precipi ated the con-
flict.
Consul Hoh. 1t Vera Cruz, is down
with yellow fever.
Canada has agreed to surrender the
seven American fishing vessels recently
Sc lied by the cruiser Dream.
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-05

LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF
- New Jersey. ss:-
whereas libel hath been nled IL the District
Court Of toe United Stales OF america for the Bis
trier Of New Jersey. the tnirter day o1 Juiy n
the year OF our Lord one tAoasaad eight hunared
and nineone b. James A Cox. master az the
steam Eiignier Advance against the canal
h0at Step y. Pratt and cargo OF copper ore
on board said canal boat Ia a cause OF salvage
evil ana Insri inse for the reasons causes In
said ll9el mentioned.
Ard praying hat the said vessel her tackls cargo
kenisls be Condemned and sold - pay tse demands
Of the llbeliants Nov, therefore, in pursuance OF
snc nlonition under the seal Of the said Court 20
ne directed and delivered Ia he. eos give lubne
notice TO ali persons Claiming the said vessel her
tackle cargo &C. IN any niann1r i1fcsested
therein tnAr they te and ear before The said MS
trck ooorI te hci the cify OF 1ren on In ana
for tie said District af New Jersey. on tie setef
enth day of usu I. next e. ten O'Clock IA TIE
forenoon OF that da1. lnrovldeo the same shah be
day furis 1lcfton otlerwise on the D1 ii oar OF
Jurisdiction lhereRfker1 tben and tacfe % Inter
in that nchslf.
Dated shis thirtissh aas q Jsls, issi
rnsrsd states Marshal for sald Dlstrics
Proctor for LlnsllAnk
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-05

United st tatss District Court District Of New Jsr
sey, -.
s.The United States vs. thirty pairs OF silk stock
ings, etc. property OF Warren B. Smith.
BY yirtus OF the above stated writ. TO me direct
ed. shall expose Tor sale. al public vendue, on
THURSDAY, the thirteenth day OF August next. A
D.. 1891, al ons O'Clock p. m
at The Post Onlce building. Jersey Ctr, ertai
goods. wares and merchandise. that Is TO say
Thirty pairs Of silk stockings TWO embroidered
fabs covers, lace shawl. two pairssilk c0rsets
two wool shawls, one medallion In case. one gold
cup. saucer an spoon IN casa. one scarf pin, dia
mond and ruby, one nngar ring. diamond ana
sapphire, one breastpin. turquoise one breastbln
gold, one ash receiver, goid. twelve rolls OF om-
ade. eighteen sa cellars gold. - small spoons
gold. six large teaspoons. lhrty-one unmoun ted
Photographs three pairs silk gartsrs, Que silk
underskirt. two silk lace curtains three lace cur
fains. riding whip, two silver watch and coin
cases. one scarf I'm diamond and pearl one scarf
pin pearls one nng. diamond and oeari- one
breastp pin. pearl sapphire and ruby. one bracelet
gold. two cigarette cases. one PLAGUE eighteen
salt spoons. gold. four large gold Spoons. eight
mounted photographs, fTauduently imported into
the United states By one Warren B Smith. in the
steamship Lnhn from Germany.
This Is ve-y fine lot Of goods. aud the public
will DO well 10 attend the safe.
United States Marshal District OF New Jersey.
HENRY s. WHIT,
United States District Attorney.
Dated July q. 1891
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-05

NorIcE TO clezDrro2S

Estafe Of rhon as Chamberlain aeceassi. Bertha
Cham peri-in, ,alnsssr ark Of Tfonzs Enap0sfiah
deceased b order ~ fne Surroz OF Hudso1 coun
The creditors Of said de cecert u hrtnG IN thsir
debEs. demands an1 claims against a.E4ts q
sid oecedenk under oA1h or asiIrma1loa- win
IN ulne ocEns from lAe date OF sid o-1ez o
they viii be lorover barred q any aclz1a t1srs
ior ssszIxs s2ld adm mInts-razrix.
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-05

A parson accosting rustic:-"I have
missed you from your pew of late. Mr..
Stubbins."
'.well. sir" replied the farmer, II hev
been to meetin' lately. But, y see, the
Rev. Mr.. Scowles. o. the chapel. he bought
some pigs o. me. and thought ought TO
give him rnrns ~
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-05

Oldboy-"That attack of Sir Edward
Clark s on the Prince of Wales is bound
10 have more or less effect"
Mr.. Angiomaniae-.'Wel / should say
1t would. l turned my trousers down
Immediately ahfter / heard it, doneher-
know ~ WQShfnqtOn Star
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-05
n 0TIcE 70 ckEDIToas-

Fstats or Nary Davis deceased Henry
steaeas surviving executor OF Aary Davis de-
ceased bs order OF tEe surrogate OF Bnd-
son couptv dated AaT lG 1881 hereby gives
noIlea 10 the creditors os said decsdent q
bring in heir debts. demands snt esainls agatnss
the estate Of said cecedenf. under oaeh q
Affirmation within nins ans nom tae dsts
u sAid order. lAeg Sll le forever barred y
any aclion therefor asainss sad execnsor-
H
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-05

Minnie:-''Yes; he is very pleasant, but
l imagine all his politeness is on the sur.
face"
Mamie.-"Oh, no, IL isn'ti I saw him
give up his seat 10 a woman on the ele-
va ted j. Puck
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-05

Estate OF Patrick Carroll deceased. Charles J.
Carroll executor Of Patrick Carroll deceased b.
order Of the uepufy Surrogate of hudsoa County
dated July Is lsai. hereby ires notice to the crei
ifors OF said deeedent 70 bring in their deus de-
m ands amt claims against the eSta4e o1 sal1 ds-
cedenL under oath Affirmation within uiEe
months from dare Of said order. OF trey VIII be
forever barred OF any action tneretor against said
CHARLES ]. cARRoLL-
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-05
Corporation Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT on THE
70 the Board Of street and Water comi.soners
BY William A. sharp and Others for the improve
meDt OF
between Central ave. and Durham ave. in the fol
70 have the street Tor the full width thereof
graded to the established grade oy excavating or
! 0 nave new blue stone Tagging fleet wide laid
10 have. the present tagging reIaid and new
Tagging LAID wnere NECESSARY.
laid and ne " bridge stone aid where necessary
And all other work done thar may be necessary
complete the improvement In a good and substan-
NoIice Is al so given that on the 9Th day Of july
1927. q comiaissioners q assessment fled With
hs,r ~ ta 1 sho,xr 1
VIII probably be assessed and the probable amount
lso ens. 70 orossSle ssSa i smoant 81 parcel OF sne
ment per foot OF frontage for the said i'm
Inspection III the once Of the CLERK of the Board oi
sEreet and Water commissioners
streets or avenues or particular sections thereof
are included in said asfssssgnent 81 en- namely
from Central ave. to Durham ave.
Ton the east sidel from North ST about S.s5 feet
south -
from Nortn St about ssi feet north and ST feet
south.
ION the west side. from North ST. about . feet
al and m that The sist day OF August 1891. at ten
O'Clock a, m. and the meeting room Of the Board
9sed Il me eI Tina and pisce When and ae1s he
Board OF Street and Water Commissioners viii
meet 10 hear parties interested in said application
ana all remonstganees against the said proposed
improvement that may be presented IN writing.
BY order OF the Board Of street anG Water Com
: '' GEO. I. BoUToN.
Dated Jersey city. July a4tb 1891.
Az ORDINANCE FOR TEE RELIEF or F. n
~ Kali fu hay n NJ oc
the norinsry coraer OF ocean ave. aad Fer rest
Tae ma OF and Bosrd of Street and Water CON-
N issioners OF Jersey Sity for and on behalf OF
the municipality OF said city. DO ordain as fol
section 1.-rhat r. n Keners shah be and he Is
hereby granted permission 10 construct and main
tain baF windows In building TO De constructed
and owHsd B. him on ,rs 5Sr,hssy cry sSTnsS of ocean
tend from the second storyto the roof OF ssla bald
feet any ordinances % the contrary notwtIr stand.
ing. The work 70 be done under the supervision OF
CHARLES J. soAERs
President
GEORGE 7. Bourox
...--,., .'ssf Siss-; ;so,
oKEsrEs CLEVELAND.
HUDSON COUNTY cIRcUlr coUKL
Thoaas N Brewsser. plaintiff, vs. J. Henry Baird.
II aiIsehment upon contract
Notice IS hereby given tnat CT attachment
a. tho suit Of Thomas 81 BreWster against the
rigbts ana credits. moneys and effects goods an1
enattels Of B. henry BairtL a resident neDtoF.
for the Of eight hundred dollars fsaAl ISSUED
oar OF the Hudson County Circuit Court. the
eighth daS az March, eighteen hundred and
ninety one Eeturnablu ana returned into Court
duly executed ey the Sherin OF he oanty oI hud-
son and SraIe OF New Jersey. on the day and year
DENNIS MLAUGHLIy.
Clerk.
JoHx s McMAsrKR
Attorney for plaintiff.
Dated June 20 A. y, 1891.
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-05
TO CREDITORS

Estate Of John foycs. deceased william I. Ser
reu. admins ratOr with VIII ns-sd o. John
Eoyce. By orosr Of the Surr osse OF lzqd-
County dated July IA. ISL. hereby ltyes notice
the creditors OF said eeeedenL 10 bring in thsir
q brs, demands Rna claims against the csiase OF
said decenent under oath afftr1n aTfon. within
niue months II ON the date Of said orier. tnsF
will be forever barred Of any action therefor
SsA-'-'' s-'D ~ WILLIAM L sERREI.l
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-05
NOTICE 70 CEEDIT5aS

Es1are OF Isabella Yonng deeeased Ioha
Youns. executor OF Isabella Young. deceased,
b. or1er OF the DeDgty snrTozats of Hudson c0Ln-
~ GATED NAY ~ 1891 hereby giFcs notice
the creditors OF said deee1ent 10 bring n their
debts demands and claims against the estnte OK
80 cecseent under cath Or affirmation witain
nine months from Ine cate or said ordsr, shay
Will be forever barrel o. any action therefot
's>---A' ~ JOHN YoUNG
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Anne EcDcugal deceased. John he
DouEaL one OF she executors Of anne AcAouEal
dece ased. b. order Of the Deputy SUrrosageof hrc
COun Is. dated July =. ISL hereby gives notice
the creditors Of said decedent TO bring in their
debts demands and claims against the estate Of
said deceeeut. under oatn AMIR within
nine months fros-8 date OF said order. they
viii be forever barred Of any action therefor
---i'-'' ''''- JOHN McDoUGAL.
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-05

T. Br0Nef. executor OF Mary Louisa BEo~sr
deceased, pf orccf q khe SURROGATE Of H4csea
the creditors OF said cecedens % brfag IN their
debts demands cialnis against the estate o.
SD dece8ent uader oath or affirmation, N1tnta
nne months from ths iate Of said order. or tnes
viii bs forever barred Of any action therefor
ssAlEsl said executor.
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-05

Estate or DAVID Lock wood daceased- George p
Noodiey ami eubea Mason. r. executors o. LAND
Lockwood deceased. by order Of rhe Surrogate 81
nuuson tounty. dated April q, Isl hereby gives
tics to the creditors OF said decrceag TO Os11g ia
thetr debts, demands and ci4iaus against the
saxe 81 said oeeadcuI 1nde< czla a1ifzlfz115u
within nine months from The date Of said order or
they ssiE forever barrei any action erefore
a. i.in-f saic executor
Claims t0 be presented al the ofIIce OF narfzly
oteldcrf & lisE. Jersey Ctsy, n j.
GEORGE +. W0ODl1EX.
REUBES Mason. Jk
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-05
TO cRzDroRs

Estate of william GopsiIi deceased Joseph ..
Gopsill administrator ofWfllan eopsilL deceased.
oy oruer Of the Deputy Surrogate OF Hudson county,
dated July q 1851. hereby gives notice the credt
tors OF said deeedeas 20 bring IN their debts de-
mands and claims against the estate OF said re
cedent under oath affirmation within ntus
months from tho date OF said order rheY will be
forever barred " any action therfor agalnss sui
JOSEPH u. GoPsuI4
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-05

Estate OF Joseph Wilkinson. decreased. Jay WI
kinsoR. administrator o. Joseph Wilkinson, DO
ceased. by Order OF the nepuLy Surrog are OF Hnd-
county. dated HAS Z. 1s9i hereby a1rcs noGlcs
10 she credisOrs 0t said decedent bring IN Their
debts DEMANDS and claims against th= estaIe o.
said decedsnt. under IN or affirmation within
nine months from the date OF said order. or they
VIII be forever barred OF any action rhoreror
against said ad nla strat0r
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-05
NoTIcE 70 cAErffoas.

Esrars OF BENJAMIN b De Grusha deeesssd--
Kate =. De tirashe execuEriK Of BENJAMIN B Ds
Grtfshe- deceased. b. oT1cr o. Deputy Surro-
gata OF Hudson conntT. dated Aprn - 1881 hereby
gives notice 20 fhe creditors OF sail decedeuI -
briuE IN fheir debts. demands and clEins aEa41zr
the estate OF said decedenr under oath or 1r1rH4r
tion. within nine moatas from fne date 0 Z sAia
der. or they viii forever barred OF any action
'As'''''1 = A''''- KArEE. Dr GRUsHE
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-05
Norlcz TO CREDITORS

Estate OF Hngh Donohne. deceazed. Lizzie bono
hue, adminisI4-I1x q Hugh Donohue. ueee1aed.
by order Of the surrogate OF Hudson tou1Tx. date
July Is ISL hereby eives noiiee 20 e creditors OF
sid daceleni 10 bring IN their dastL defn4n4s zn1
claims asaia<t the esf ck rAtd stecedsa1, 1u ~
Oatn Affirmation, w4tEin nine moosns froni The
aafe OF said order. or they VIII he Toref barred
OF any action tAe efor against said ~.
LiLLlE b0$941CE.
The Jersey City news., 1891-08-05

Estate Of Hattie Pustor. deceased. Henry Pnster
and Annie 4. stoltE executors OF Hattle Pns
ter deceased. by order of the surrogate OF hudson
County dated June - 1891. hereby give notice
to the cred iturs Of said decedenf 20 bring in their
debt, demands and claims against the estate Of
said deeedenL under oAtn or affirmation within
nine N onths from the date OF said order. or they
will be forever barred OF any action therefor
against said creditors.
ANNIE z S7DLTz
HENRY PUsTEk