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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-02-16
G~REENVILLE ~GLEANINGS.

The regular monthly reception OF the
GreenyiIle Dancing Glass will be held on
Friday evening at the Belvedere Hotel.
The Board of Management of the Ber-
gen Land and Improvement Association
will hold an important meeting at No. ia
Ocean avenue, Friday evening.
The Greenvllle Rifle Club will meet the
Excelsior Rifle Club on the Metropolitan
range tomorrow evening.
The annual stag of the Aroma Athletic
Club will be held on Wednesday even
ing, February "a, at Orient Hall.
The new Christ P. E.. Church on Ar
lington avenue, is rapi ilv nearing COM
pletion. 1t will be dedicated on Easter
Sunday.
The sidewalks on both sides OF Dan
forth avenue, from Old Bergen Road to
Bergen avenue. look as IL some volcanic
eruption had taken place. The flags are
all out of level.
An effort is being made to organize a
minstrel company among the members
of the Y. Nj. G. A. Mr.. H. N. Walker Is
pushing the scheme.
There WAS Il Farmers Misunderstanding
man IT the Greenville railroad station
yesterday and he had a bull dog of which
match the ''kl-yi" against any fighter"
in Jersey City. A small boy heard the
challenge and invited the stranger to his
back yard. The youngster brought u a
large blood hound, n it looked as
though a lively scrap was to take place.
The bull dog, however, "wasn't in IL"
and the moment he was released he made
a dash for the street, started on q run
down Ocean avenue. and ."theY havn'J
seen him since" h farmer after u flu
tile search for the Fighter left, crest
fallen on the next train for Elizabeth,
"rhe Real Down South" CO ucert given
at the Linden Avenue NJ. E. Church last
evening by the New Orleans University
Singers was q bigh success financially
and otherwise. The plantation melodies
rendered by the singers were excellent
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-02-16
BAYONNE ITEMS.

Court Concordia. No. S,043. A. o. F. of
A., will iuitiate four candidates this even
ing at Germania Hall.
The Board of Councilmen will meet
this evening. 1t is expected chat Mayor
Farr will file notice OF Judgment in the
much moofed ward line suit.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pratt, of No. $50
Avenue Z. have removed to st. George,
Staten Island.
Anthony I. Bray, of No. "a Avenue D.
ship at the last meeting of Hudson Coun-
Gil, No, 81, National Provident Union.
Mrs. George Kingdom, of Avenue A,
and her daughter Emily, returned last
week from u long visit to Nottingham
shire, EGG.
town yesterday for a fortnight's visit TO
MIR. and Mrs. Nelson II. Starrott, of At
lanta, Ga. who recently paid them an ex,
tended visit.
Miss Elsie Tattersalls. of New York
city, is acting as chaperone for her cous-
ms, the Misses Ethel and Amy Birdsall,
of this city.
Miss Fannie s. Thompson, of Avenue
E, will spend the next fortnight with her
cousins, the Misses Stella and Anette
Newberry, of Stamford, CT.
Bayonne Council. No. $50, Royal Ar
canuIn, held a social session last night.
Willism w. Wilshere told q number of
anecdotes, Past Regent William d.
Gordon read the dialect poem, me and
JIM" Prof. Charles Z. Goldbeck sang,
and Prof. William B. Dubois recited a
poem upon sleep" Supper followed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel E.. Roberts Of
Philadelphia. Pa. have terminated their
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew l.. Judson
of West Thirty-eighth street.
The following gentlemen have been
elected members of the Board of Trustees
of the German Evangelical Church,
President, John Schmidt; Vice President,
Frank Bargfrede; Secretary. Frederick
Krech; Treasurer, Paul. Beck; Auditing
Committee. DR.. Wilhelm H. Keller. VIII
liam Krech, Paul Beck. John Ewald ana
Albert Beck.
The Board of Education last night
transferred Miss Ormiston from School
No. 4 to School No. 6 and Miss Lillian
Brown of Woodbridge was appointed an
assistant teacher in the Academic De-
partment. The names of Misses Mary A.
Farnau. per centage, IS 3 z; Yo1e Fon-
taua. "a; Anna FRANK, So AZ; Anna j,
Guden, 81 2-T, and Edith Toms, S4 81,
were placed Oh the list of substitute
teachers. The application OF Miss q. p.
Roberts. from the State Normal School,
was filed.
the Cadet Corps attached to Bayoune
Engine Company No. l held their annual
reception last evening. The gentlemen
/ in charge were:-Floor Manager, John
Patrick FL. Clancy; Floor Committee,
Dennis Donovan. James Wirth aud Ed
ward j. Clancy; Reception Committee.
Joseph Stillger. William Platt, JOIN But
ier and Adolph Stillger; Committee on
Arrangements, James Kelly. Otto Link.
Henry Nipp, Peter Clancy aud Johu
Rath.
August Rau, a bartender in the emnloy
of Frederick Abel of Avenue ID and West
Fiftieth street. gave up his situation sew
eral days ago, having had considerable
trouble with his wife. He was permitted
to occupy a room over the SALOON. Yes.
terday he became Respondent. wen TO
his room. stopped up the cracks in the
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HOBOK NOTES.

Lady Washington Lodge, K. aud T.. Of
H., held its annual MASQUERADE at Odd
Fellows Hall last night. Over one hun
dred couples in variegated costumes par
tlcipated.
Two young men entered the boarding
house of Mrs. George. No. ga Bloomfield
street, yesterday, under pretext OF hiring
a room and stole a gold wedding ring and
some small change.
The Elks will meet at Craue's Hall to-
night.
Miss Mamie Hall. an estimable young
lady of this city, will shortly be welded
to G. Albert Campbell OF New York.
BY a bill now pending III tile Legisla-
tuIe the Mayor and Council will he given
power to raise the salary Of Assistant
City Treasurer Schneider to 81, 500.
Richard Barry, the eccentric" ex-
~janitor of the City Hall, was arrested last
night for threatening to Kill his father
ln-iaw. This morning no complainant
appeared and Barry was discharged.
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CITY NEWS T

The second Invitation reception OF the
Minuette Social Club will be held Thurs
day evening ut Foye Hall.
Hapgman Van Hise called at the office
of Sheriff McPhillips today to collect his
bill for erecting the scaffold on which
Hallinger was not hanged.
Treasurer Pilson, who is accused OF EN-
bezZling $400 of the funds of jersey City
Lodge No. g.. Defunct Progressive Order,
was yesterday held in $500 by Judge Doug.
las, Bertrand Clark becoming bondsman.
Prison showed that through tine failure of
members 10 lay assessments he had only
received $500.
The certificate of the incorporation of
the First Model Building and Loan As
sociation of JERSEY City, was filed with
the County Clerk todpy. The incorpora-
tors are:-Edward Schroeder, Edward
S. Bailey, William Summers, Charles A.
Butler and John q. Iuwright.
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STATE NOTES.

Children In the public schools at Wood
ridge, Bergen county, were thought to
rave vermin about them. Though sent
home, the pupils returned, and q trustee
appeared with a fiue tooth comb. IL was
found to be unnecessary, and now the
mothers of the suspected scholars
threaten suits for SANDER.
Anglesea residents are alarmed for the
safety of Captain John Appiegate, Il we'll
known fisherman. On Friday morning
and has not been seen or heard from
since. 1t Is feared his little craft was
either upset or blown to sea by the north
west gale, aud that he was lost in at
tempting 10 cross HEREFORD Inlet.
John j. CRrlock uueartlled two deus
of black snakes while working on the
new road leading from Saddle River to
Chestnut Ridge, in Bergen county. He
killed eighteen fine specimens from three
to i've feet long.
The Rev. S. Bergmann. rabbi of the
Congregation Shaarey Tefiloh, of Orange,
has accepted u call to a congregation in
Denver, Col, and will assume the duties
of tue place on April l..
The expenses of the fall election in Nor
ris county to choose w Assemblymen. as
allowed by the Board of Freeholders.
were 81, 1856. ~,
Pierre LoriiJard has disposed of his en-
tire herd of Shetland popies to S. N. Hex
ter, OF Forest View stud, Katonah. N. Y,
in order to make room for his racing
stock at Jobstown.
Michael Campbell and Mrs. Ellen Hol-
land, both more than three score and ten,
were married by Alderman John G.. w.
Ware at Cape May. james Thornton,
aged seventy-ive. stood up with them.
The Y. M. c.. A. convention at Pater-
son elected the following ofiicers:-Presi-
dent, Garrett H.. Demarest. Paterson;
First Vice President. Edward Green,
Orange; Second Vice President. W. Z.
Veiderwolf, Princeton; Third Vice Presi-
dent, H. &. Baker. Hoboken; Secretar-
les. A. D. French, Montclar, ana A. c.
McLeman, New Brunswick.
Dick Gerry, seven years old, ventured
out on the ice of a pond at South Plain
field on Friday aud fell into the water.
George Arrowsmith, only eight year
old, crept ont on the frail Ice to the edges
When the drowning boy came up Georg.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON, 81
IN sh day Of February, 1892. the commissioners
of Assessment nled In the office OF the Clerk Of the
Hoard OF street ana Water Commissioners their
final assessment map and report FOR improve
ment OF
from Central ave. to Durham ave. by grading and
faggiug, and the same Is now open TO public In
snection in the ONCE of the Clerk or said Board.
and notice Is also given. that the following
streets or avenues or particular sections thereof are
Included In said assessment:
NORTH ST..
from Central ave Q. to Durham ave.
CENTRAL AVE,
on the north side. from North st. about b feet and
SUnMI AVE,
from North street about % feet east and 2a.7 feet
west
on the Gouth side. from North St about so feet
east anu - q feet west.
and that the 21st day OF March. 1892. at 10
O'Clock q. m. aud the meeting room OF tho Board
Of street an Water commissioner are hereby
fixed rs the time and place when and where the
BOARD OF Street and v ater commissioner Will
meet 10 hear. consider and adludicaGe upon all
objections to satd assessment and report.
All objections thereto must be presented In
b. oTasr of the Board OF Street and Water Com
GEO. T. BoUToN.
Dated Jersey city. February L. lso-
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WEST BERGEN DOINGS.

AT the meeting of the w. B. A. A.
last evening the Entertainment Commit
tee reported that arrangements had been
made for a stereopticon exhibition at the
South Bergen Reformed Church on
Thursday and Friday evenings, February
IS and 26.
No street lamps have been placed in
Morton place. despite the agitation.
Judge Kimmerly. who has been seeur
ing signers to an application to have Eye
avenue paved, has concluded his labors,
and is ready to present the petition to the
Street and Water Commissioners.
West Side avenue seems to be a favorite
uhoroughfare for croSs-country nne
Almost every evening scores OF athletes
can be seen taking practice runs
The syndicate that is selling lots on
Orient aud Claremont avenues is nesting
with little success. The demand for lots
has fallen off.
The funeral services over the remains
of George Mccarthy took place at his late
residence on Claremont avenue this
morning. The interment was in the Cal
vary Cemetery. Long Island.
Miss Laura Davids entertained a large
number of friends at a pleasant reception
at her residence on Bergen avenue last
evening.
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WILL STICK TO REAN.

RfOHtt f- L OH ANCNo.
We hope the report set af1oat by the
Plainfield Press that General Grub in
tends to resign his post at the Court of
Madrid, and return home in time to run
for Governor Is untrue; not that we lack
respect for his qualifications or running
qualities. Our objection rests upon a firm
feated candidates. 1t seldom works well.
We ave lost a Senator and a Sheriff by
it in Passaic County. The proper candi-
date has been found already in the person
of Hon. John Kean, Jr., of Elizabeth, and
the proper thing is to stick by him until
be is nominated and elected. The Repub-
lican party of New Jersey is in a hole. and
needs a veritable Moses to put 1t or the
road to the promised land again. To
depend on General Grub for such n
herculean task would be unwise. AS q
defeated candidate he is not unlike Samp
son shorn of his locks.
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grasped him n succeeded in dragging
him ont. The pond is ten feer deep.
Norman Williams is under arrest at
Newton on . charge of setting fire to the
house which he occupied. His landlord.
Henry Hullbocxer, went there in the
iiioruiBg to dispensers him GU account of
his future 10 ray his rent. He found the
house on fire aud vacant. The flames
were extinRuished, II investigation
showed that kerosene had been poured on
the floor Of the second story. The win
dows bad been fastened and the pump
disabled. Williams wife and sister were
also u arrested, but were released when it
was shown that they were at Deckertown
81 he time. The property was worth
So. EGO.
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Bisck 81 lots 81, u. a and %. Myrtle avenus
Blork ~. iots ~ 2land "a Grant avenue
Block q loss iR l., Is. IL and 2. Myrtle ave
s!Ock 20 lots q. ~ - 2. and Is MyErie avenue
nue.
Block 10. lots /. 2 8, 4. s s and l. Jackson ave.
Block s2ss lots : o 10. II and p. Myrtle avenue
Block ~. lots Is, ID. Il, Is ana II. Myrtle ave
Block ~ lots IS 10, 20. II and ~ Myrtle ava
lock 72e, lot ~. Myrtle avenue.
BLOCK ES. lots %. "a. Is, S6, "a and %, Grant ave
Book ~, lots %. 80. 81, 50 and IS. Grant ave-
block 40. lots 81. as SO. 81 and IS, Grant ave-
nue.
block 80 lots 4, l. 2 and s Grant avenue
Riock 49, lots !. 3 and \. Grant avenue
bbllooc.kE y lots i. Il. !: and Z ,!yrsls avenue
BIIocs 49, lots - and 4. Myrtle avenue
Block y, lots g aud 81 York street
Block 9i5. lots II and II Lake street
dock sas. lot Is. Pavonia avenue
Block 2S2. 81. Jersey avennc
Block ~, los ;, Woodiawn avenue
R RIo, ks IS. Ios ~, r II paa T;. avenue
block j, east half Of lot 10. Laidlaw avenue
avenue
Block ~. lot = La.dlaw avenue
y block 2l. lot }. Grove street
oeg slS. losf, Moniiceilo avenue
block L2.g. plo: q, HacksDsack etver
Block 60 lot l. Newark avenue
Block 5%. lot Il. Randolph avenue and Garfield
avenue
Elocs slo.$, lot l. laraeld avenue
Block ssh. lots - ami part OF Is. Sackctt street
block S5J, lots IS and g. Monticello avenue
Block 2i. ! I ia. sum nit avenGs
Biocs 4si. lots 9 ana IL. 1ominuntpaw aveuus
B.ocx on lots IS and ii. Bisnop 81 -eot
Book $50, lots Il and Ia. Union street.
Elocis 80. lot J, zabrts5ie street
bllcx l,37S. 10 O =. 81 81, 3s aid IS Gates avenue
hlo,E -. lots IA. @B. &C and 24o. ommuni
paw avenue
ktns avenue
and the said Court has fixed Saturday. thu n Inc
tcenth dag OF March. eighteen hundred and ninety
two. at the chancery cnamoers. M. l Excnangs
place. In the city OF Jersey City, at ee zen O'clock In
thsforcuoon, as the time aud place for hearlny srr
objections that may be made TO the Assessments.
charges and ltens Fixed End certified by the Com
nissioncss OF Adjust ient III said report. whoa
end where all parties Interested therein may 10
heard.
DENNIS ~slcLAUGHLTS,
Gle. X Of tine Circuis Court
OF the County Of Iu lsoo-
rnted Jersey city, y. J, tou. Is. 1872.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT on. II
IN sth day OF February. 1882. the commissioners
OF Assessment hlod in the Office OF the Clerk of the
Board of Street and Water Commits toner's their
I'm al assessment map and report for the improve.
CAMBRIDGE AVE,
from Griffith st. to Hutton st. by paving. curbing.
faggIng and grading. and the same is now open
to public inspection in the ONCE or the Clerk OF
And notice is also given that the following
streets or avenues or particular sections thereox
are included In said asse ssment;
CAMBRIDGE AVE.
from Griffith st. to Hutton st.
HUTTON ST.,
on the north side. from Cambridge ave-, about Is
feet east aud % feet west.
And that the list day OF March, 1892 &c ~
O'Clock a. M, and the meeting room or the Board
Of Street and Water commissioners. are hereby
liked as the ume and place when and where the
board Of Street and Water Commissioners viii
meet TO hear. consider and adJudieate upon all OBJ
iections to said Assessment ana report.
All objections thereto must be presented IN writs
ing. a...cou
GEORGE I. BoUToE,
Clerk.
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Corporation Notice.

Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day OF
January. 1892. the Commissioners OF Assessment
tled In the Office OF the Clerk of the goard of
street and w tor Comm issioners their final assess.
ment, map and report for the irnarov ement CT
Vroom street, between Summit avenue and tray
street, and the same is nov opsu to pi,olic insDec-
ton In the oflco or the Clerk OF said EoIrd..
And notice Is also given that the following
streets or avenues or lar ticular sections thereof
are included in said assessment
VtuOM ST..
from Summit ave. to Gray ST.
SUMMIT AVE-.
on the east side, from Vroom ST., about 25 feet
northea st and 49.57 feet southeast.
And tnat the 23th day OF February. 1892 at 10
o'clock a. M. and the needing room OF the Board
of streer md Water commissioners are hereby Il Ned
as the time and place when aud where the Board
OF Street ana Water Commissioners Will meet to
hear. conside r and ad Indicate upon all objections
to said assessment and report.
All objections thereto must be presented IN
writing.
missioners. -
Clerk.
Dated Jersey City. January % 1899.
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RALROAD.


WEST SHORE RAILROAD IN. VI {. s. H. r. R. R
Trains leave West I'D Street Station. New York.
as follows and 2y minutes earlior from the foot Of
Jay strest, New York.
Hamilton, London. Detroit ana ~enicago. 1000 a.
H., s5.ia D. M. sis y. m.
81, Louie, E5.15. sis D. IN. @sz t
toronto. 1000 a m, fh15. g. Is .. m.
'Eunnlo. Rochester,, Suspension Bridge, Niagara
Fails, $50. sl.0D n M +5.15 =, is p IN
Utica and s racuse, j. - si0bJ q IN, 5 Il, sal o.
m III. IS a. M ,rups only to Utica.
Kingston. $40 *i.l5 *l00a. +il.S O. m. ++L00.
CstsSim and Albany, $3.50. .7.ia 1900. +lLs5 a. m,
t.4;0 p. m. tiiS 'GiS r. m -
s,n .T:ia. s2a 1901 slola ;l!S5 an Ills a
Montreal and Canada East IA a NJ Sis 2. m.
Toronto Detroit, Chicago and ST. Louis ON all
sDaily. fDaily except saturday. ALI other trains
daily except SUNDAY. + T. leaves brooklyn, via
brooklyn annex. +l0.A q. m- ++SW p. M Jersey
City, T. r. X. station. +ll.2J u. M. rs. 53 p. m
For tickets, time tables. parior andsleepinE car
accommodation Or Information apply offices
Hudson sfreel and West shore station. Brook.
Iyn-Ssi Washington street, az Fulton street.
Annex Office. foot OF Fulton street. New io-k
city-Nos 27e. 1863. 7s5. a49 Broadway, i4s Eowery. Il
PARK place. So West l2jth street ana West 5nors
stations. West 42d street and foot Of Jay street.
n. K -
eVandcr Dilt Av.. New TorE
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coyle Association House Warming.

The rooms of the Michael J.. Coyie As
ISOLATION in Hoboken have undergone a
wonderful transformation during the
past month. Frescoers and painters nave
been at work and the rooms have been
sumptuously furnished throughout.
When finished the rooms will be as fine
as those of any political club in the
county.
Some night next week., probably Thurs
day or Friday, there will be a formal
opening of the rooms There will be a
splendid entertainment. Senator Huds-
peth. the ten Assem- blymen n all the
leading politicians in the county will be
present.
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TN cAANcERY OF NEW JERSEY.

To Frank Kunnecke;-
B. virtue OF an order OF the Court of Cnancery
of New Jersey, made on the 2sth day Of Decem bsr.
1891. In a cause wherein Charlotte Kunnecke is
petitioner, and you are defendant. yol are
required to appear aud answer to the petitioners
petition on or before the twenty-ninth day OF
February next. or in defau t thereof sucn decree
will be made against youras ~ tshancellor snail
think equitable and just. The s~ petition is nlei
against you for a divorce from the bonds OF matri-
mony on the ground of deSertion.
Dated January u, 1872. .
0, Solicitor OF Petitioner,
Weldon Building,
Jersey City. N,
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NOTICE TO cREDiToRs.

Estate OF George Blaker.. deceased. Mary
deceased; BY order Of the surrogate OF
gives notice 10 the creators OF said decedent to
bring in their debts. demands and claims against
the estate OF said decedont. nnoer oath or ani.ma.
ton, within nine mon tins from the GATE OF said
order, or they Will be forever barred OF any action
therefor against said executrix.
MARY ANE X
Claims to DO presented at the o1ice Of K. B Sey.
mOur. Weldon Building, jersey City. Nd
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son county by four miles of almost inn
passible bog, and that they had to travel
seven miles to the county seat.
Mr.. Packer introduced suitable resolu-
lions upon the death of his colleague A.
Harry White. and after fixing Monday
night. as the time for considering the
same the House adjourned. The most re-
ma.kabie thing aDout the session was
that not a single bill was taken up either
on second or third reading.
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SETTLEMENT

office is hereby given that the final account of
he subscriber executrix or Rudolph w. Do Hof
viii be audited and stated by tho surro.
gate of the comfy Hudson. and reported for
Sc ttlemenJ on Friday. the 18th day OF March next
Dated January TN. A, D. 1892
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door and windows. turned on the gas aud
lay down to die. He was found uucou-
scious nud sent to the bayonne Hospital.
He will recover.
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JorICE OF

Notice is hereby given that the final account OF
the subscriber, ad minisLratrlx of Fred erick n, Cook,
decease cd, Will be audited and stated by tho Surro.
gate OF the County OF Hudson. and reported fot
settlement on friday, the fourth day Of March,
1892.
AMANDA Al COOK
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NOTICE OF SUPPLEMENT-.

Notice is hereby given that the final account y. 4.
the subscriber. axacutrix or Bernard Murth y
deceased. win DO audited ana stated by the surro.
tate or the County OF Hudson, and reported for s3t-
tlement on Friday. the l5eh day or April
next
N" uUnu row n
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COUNTY ORPHANS COURT.

HUDSON COUNTY COURT,
December Term. A.. D., 1891.
On the application of Catharine Murphy, admia.
istratrls of Patrick Murphy. deceased.
ord er TO show cause.
Catharlne Murphy, adm inistratrix OF Patrick
Murphy de csased. having . > hihited to This court.
under oath, a just and true account OF the personal
estate and debts OF sail deceased. WHEREBY IL ap-
pears that tbs personal estate of said Patrick
Murphy deccassi. i insunltient to pay his debts,
and requested De aid OF the Court in Tie promises.
1t is orderad that all persons interes ed In he
lands, tenenients and real estate OF said Pa.rlck
Murphy deceased, appear oeiore the Court at the
Court House in Jsrsoy City on Friday the Sth day
of z pril next. to SHOW cause why so much or the
said lands. tensments. beredifameats and real
estate OF the said tayrick Muir phy deceased, should
NOT 20 soll, as VIII be sufficient TO nay his de ots.
or the residue thereof as the case may require.
Done in open Court February >. ls9.
JAIE Ii. ONEII.
ClarE