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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-02-16
NEW SMOOTHING IRON and FBNDERS.
DENTTSTRF
DENTISTRY.
D. C. M%'NAUGHTON,
DENTIST.
Grand St. rear Warren St

-4
81, ZOO. with Alfred Cox and John H.
Masker as sureties, and recommended
that the same be approved, ordered
spread IN full upon the bond book and
filed,
The ayes and nays having been called
on the above report 1t was received and
the Recommendations therein contained
adopted by the following vote
Ayes-President EdeIatein, Messrs. AL
len Bedell aud Hitler,
Nays-None.
Absent-Mr. Peterson,
The Committee on Concurrent Resolu-
tons reported the following resolutions
adopted by The Board Of Street and Water
Commissioners and recommended that
the same be concurred In:
j. Authorizing The construction OF a
brick oval sewer in Central avenue from
a point 100 feet south OF Irving street to
and to connect with che joint outlet
sewer between Jersey City and West
Hoboken.
Q. Awarding contract to Henry Byrne
for the Improvement of Brunswick street
from the %northerly side of Fourth street
TO the southerly side Of Tenth street.
3. Awarding contract to John Nolan
for the construction of Il fifteen iuch pipe
sewer in Henderson ST. eet from Seven
reenth street to Fifteenth street.
4. Awarding contract to Thomas Cav
apagl for the CONSTRUCTION of q brick
oval sewer In VirginiR avenue from Jack
son to Bergen avenues.
To Be C0Rtinled.
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BAD NIGHT FOR PINS.
Scattered and Sp1intered
in Many League Con-
tests.
PURITANS DEFEAT FRIENDLYs.
Spartans Successful in the County
Tourney-Catholic Club Games
Rifle and Cue.

The Puritan A. C. bowling team again
defeated their old rivals. the Friendiys,
last night In the Greenville- BaYonne
Amateur Series. Two weeks ago The
JERSEY CITY NEWS predicted that the
Puritans would be somewhere near the
top at the finish. and they are getting
there rapidly. They ara bowling in ex-
cellent form, and il they keep up the
present gait, they will win t1e CHAMPION
ship. Last night the team weat far
above the 1900 mark. Schlatinann,
although he had two bad spite, made
the phenomenal score of 234 "Bucky"
Flanz secured 1SS, aud Perry Vseeland
smashed the rims for 1877. The Friendlys
bowled in miserable form. They were
beaten by 255 pins.
1t is highly probable that all the league
games bowled by the Puritans Will be.
protested. The Friendlys charge the
Puritans with ringing in "Bucky"
Franz. The Friendlys also claim that he
is not a member OF the club. His name,
however, was handed in with the names
of the otner mser at the league tneet-
Ing, and no ohjectioa WAS made By any
one at that time. But now that the
Friendlys have twice suffered defeat at
the hands of the Puritan5, they are be-
ginning 10 kick. MI. Frank Hausser of
the Friendlys says tina the other Two
clubs in the league will back theru no.
Mr.. George Vassar IF the Puritan team
said TO IA JERSEY CITY NEWS reporter last
evenings: 81 think this Is II rather lats
date for the FRIENDLY team to charge us
with ringing III Mr.. Franz. His name was
presented at the league meeting aud no
objsctiou was made. Franz Is a memoe
of our club and has heen for some lime.
l. is prohable that a special league meet
ing viii be called to investigate the mat
Ter, The score of last nights game was:
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GUIDING STAR MAKES MUSIC.


The third anniversary of Guiding Star Lodge
No. 1883, Knights and Ladies of Honor, was cele-
brated by an entert ainment at Germania Hall
last night. John j. Duffy. the Past Protector of
the lodge, procured the talent, and to him is due
q great deal Of the credit for the success of the
affair. The Grand Lodge officers were present
in force, having postponed their annual visit UNI
til the anniversary was to be celebrated. The
entertainment opened with q piano solo by Mrs.
Celia Nathan. 1t was followed by a vocal solo
rendered by Mrs. j. Fitzgerald. Master Adolph
Drossner recited William Tell admirably. The
hit of the evening was made by Miss May E.
Duffy in q difficult selection on the piano. 1t
was Miss Duffy's first appearance In public, and
she astonished the large assemblage by her
playing. Master Mcintosh, in a comic recita-
tion. was very good. The rest Of the programme
was as f~ollows:-Vocal solo, Miss Jennie Bach
man.; piano solo, Miss Cecilia Krause; piano
solo, Miss Addie Fitzgerald, accompanied by
Master NJ. NJ Krause on the ~a1toharp, and
violin solo by Master NJ. Krause.
The who had charge Of the enter
talnment consisted of Mrs. j. Duffy, Mrs. NJ.
Krause and Miss Nj. Hamilton.
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MERRY M%'LAUGHLINS.

High Scores Bowled BY the Team
Chosen for the County Games.
The M~cLaughlins had u big and jolly
band of bowlers at MuIler's alleys, Pa
vonia avenue. last nighr. Tbs DO wlers
were in grand shape aud scores were fire.
quently U up to the 200 mark. The
bowlers who will represent 1t in the
County tourney made excellent totals in
their practice game. The scores were as
follows: -Connoliy. 1874; Demorest, 1913.
Mooney, 1911; Mel ,ughlin, 1872; Obergfell,
ia. Total, 1874. Ii they can strike an
average of twenty less in the County
League games they Will do will enough
TO win the first houers. The SPORT closed
with q spirited team game, which result
ed as folloWs:-
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BOARD OF FINANCE.
[oFFIcIAL PROCEEDINGS
Continued.

Continued.
Claim Of George w. Cassidy of 50 70
for services as Supreme Court Com
missioners.
Claim of Albert DATE Of $130 for sta.
tionery and warrant oooKs.
Claim of Albert Datz of $50.50 for sta
tienery.
Claim of De Ham g. Co. Of $50 for sta.
tionery.
Claim of the Evening journal Asso.
citation of $45 for advertising.
Claim of the Evening Journal Asso-
citation of $66 for advertising.
Claim OF William d.. Edwards of S11 %
for cash expended in serving notices
under Martin Act.
Claim of John T.. Edwards of 1858 for
serving notices under Martin Act.
Claim of The International Bank Note
Co of $3.50, for bonds.
Claim of the Jersey City News of $40,
for advertising bonds.
Claim of The Jersey City News of S18,
for printing manuals.
Claim of The jersey City News of $3.50,
for printing blanks.
Claim Of The Jersey City News of S126,
for advertising tax sale notices.
Claim of The Jersey City News Of S21.
for advertising tax sale notices.
Claim OF Ii. B. King & Bro. of 800, for
advertising bonds.
Oldlu1 Va oCAA6Ao &AdA VI FOsCO, 4Ol
glazing.
Claim of P. f. Martin of sos. Is, for
plumbing, etc.
Claim Of The New Jersey Staats-Zeiting
Of $31. so, for advertising water bonds.
Claim of The New Jersey Stats Getting
of $55, for advertising.
Claim OF The New Jersey Title
Guarantee and Trust Co., Of 1855 for
searches.
Claim of the United Gas Improvement
Co., of $3.50. As, for gas, December, 1892.
Claim of G. w. Wenner s. CO.. of SIS.
for stationery for Corporation Counsel.
Co. OF 1881 for service, ColIecto RS Office.
December, 1892.
Claim of the Jersey City Electric Light
Co. of s36.27 for services, Mayors Office,
December, 1892.
Claim of the Jersey City Electric Light
Co. of 81. 02, for services T~reasurer's Of
flee, December, 1892.
Received ana referred to the Commit
tee on Printing. Stationery and Sup
plies.
OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS.
Official bonds Of Robert D. O'Beirne as
Constable in ST. 900. with Alfred Cox and
John H. Masker as sureties
Received and referred to the Commit
tee GU Finance.
Preamble aud resolutions adopted by
the Board of Aldermen, January "a, 1893.
In relation to the city's water supply.
Received aud ordered filed.
The following veto was received from
His Honor, the Mayor, and laid over nm
der the rules:-
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMUTERS. n
The COMMITTEES on Finance reported
the official bonds Of Robert D. O'Belrne.fn
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j. G. A. c. Poo Tourney.
Scott met with his first defeat in the
Jersey Guy A. Cts pool tournament. he
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TEAMC.
mpfre- James Moran.
orars-JosaDh Eayau

TcoRE BY ERAMEs.
Team A.. AZ rs 1856 1871 Isl s2s sTi 44 4ss 5S7
Team C.......... Sc 1876 1876 253 3J6 362 $50 522 5SS e7
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EXTREMES MEET
In the Final Game of the Amateur Bowl
ing Association.

In the Final Game of the Amateur Bowl
ing Association.
The last game OF the series for the
championship of the Amateur Bowling
Association WAS bowled last night on the
alleys of the Columbia Club. aoboken.
1t was q meeting Of the leaders. the New
Jersey A. C.'s team and the tail enders.
and was only bowled to complete the
schedule as the result would not have
affected the position of either. Each had
II ciDch GU lis station. The CHI ampions
bowled far below the average, but with
the weak total won by ia pins. The
scorer
New Jersey Athletic Club-Schultz,
14o; Duryee, rs; Gum, 145; Smith. 16l:
Pitcher, 1873; Ellis, 1913; lakewood, l34;
Barnes. 124; Day, 145: Holden, 1853. Total,
LAS.
Columbia Bowling Club. Frommel.
142; Erkenbrack, 1877; G. Frommel. 49,
Sheldon, III; Parry, 1877; Framback. 149;
6. Kimball, los; Willih, 1877; S. Kimbail,
100: Crane, 1873. Total, 1874.
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SOLD A STOLEN WAGON.

Judge McGrath had an interesting case to de-
eide this morning. Last August a wager was
stolen from the stable Of Mr.. j. H. keenan,, of
Elizabeth. Mr.. keenan, notified the police of
the principal cities and towns surrounding, also
setting a detective on the case. About three
ing in front of the real estate office Of George
Lamoosh, of Union Hill. sThe owner was at once
notified, and went to claim bis property. He
found that the wagon had been purchased by
Mr.. Lamoosh from Mr.. Baker, who deals in
horses and carriages. Mr.. Baker had. in turn,
paid SIS for the wagon,s besides having given
another wagon for it, to O man who is now in
States Prison for having stolen wagons and car
riages for years back.
The wagon was taken back to Mr.. Keenan,, the
original owner, and Lamoosh demanded the SIS
which he paid to MI, Baker. But Mr.. Baker
wouldn't pay 1t. So Judge McGrath had to de-
eide which should be the loser. and Baker was
tho man
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CATHOLIC CLUBS BOWl.ERs.

Two Games Were Played in the Tourna
ment Last Night.
Only two games were bowled last even
ing in the Catholic Clubs team tourney.
The bowlers had 10 attend to their re-
ligious duties, and it was late when the
playing began.
The postponed game between Teams A
aud E will be bowlsd this evening.
The bowlers last night did not make
average scores. The best total was made
bv Captain O'Brieu, who ran up 155. He
frequently does 200;on.other alleys. Team
C bowled two games. 1t defeated Team
A by 60 Plus. but slulnped i'll toe game
with Team E and was beaten by 81 pins.
The scores:
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BERGENs' JOLLY NIGHT.

Umpire-James Purns.
Scorer-Joseph Pagan.
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CLOSE LEAGUE RACE.

Three q Tie in the Number of Vic
tories.
The defeat of the Friendly B. C. team
last night places the Iroquois A. C. in
first place in the Greenville-B ayonne
Amateur Bowling League.
The Puritans and Fr1endlys are tied for
second place, while the Garffelds, the
champions of last year, have a cinch on
last place. The next game will be rolled
tomorrow night between the Iroquois and
Gartelds OH the formers alleys nc Bergen
Point. The number of games won and
lost are as follows:-
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HEBREWS HONOR ST. VALENTINE.

The Young Peoples Hebrew Association gave
a Valentine Reception, at Teutonia Hall, last
night. 1t was a pleasant and select affair. and
although the crowd was not a large one, it was a
jolly one, and dancing was indulged in until the
early morning hours. All of the gentlemen p-
peared in evening dress. The opening march
was led by the president of the society, Mr.. A.
Wei and Miss Marks. The officers of the As
sociatiou ;-President, A. We'll; First Vice presi-
Ray Levy; Recording Secretary, benjamin Levy !;
Treasurer, Sarah Koenigsberg; Financial Secre-
tary, Anne Markson; Inner Guard. Benjamin
Levy. Abraham Welber &, Bertha BsuInan and
Morris Fox formed an efficient committee Of ar
rapgeplents.
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FARMERS WON.

The GrzenvIIle RIH Clubs Team De-
feated the ExcelsioIs.
The Excelsior Rifle Clubs team was
beaten on Its own range last night by the
Greenville r. C.'s team. 1t closed the
series, as the visiting team won the first
game. The Excelsiors are confident shat
they would have won had the G%reenvil-
liRus Brought their full team OF ten.
They came with only niue, aud they were
the bos5 shots. The Greenvilles won bv
eleven points. The average of the sue
cessful team was $50. The score:-
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INDEPENDENT.
SpARTAN's SPLENDID SCORES.

Totals. III 81 20 1923 Totals -. ~
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They BOWED Big and Won Two Games

They Eowled Big and Won Two Games
in the County Tourney.
The large audience that assembled at
the Assembly Rooms alleys, Hobokeu,
last night, was enthused by the remark-
able bowling of the Spartan team. The
Spartans won two games and cracked the
pins in grand style. They had an aver
age OF 1863 IN the first game, and in the
second pounded the pins for an average
of 1S3, a net average of 176. Duncan was
in brilliant form. He rolled without q
break in the second game and ran up 226.
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BOARD OF TRADE 0 "

At last nights meeting Of the Board of TT ade
the matter Of increasing the usefulness of the
organization, and arousing public interest in its
work, was discussed, and President Dear ap-
pointed Messrs. E. NJ. Doane and james J.
o com nittee to prepare a circular
stating the objects Of the Board. A copy OF the
circular will De sent to all the business men in
the city. The motion to reduce the dues from
$40 to S. per annum was laid over until the next
Messrs. Ii. Rohr, of the Boston Store.
Mungo j. Curry. c. G. Stimets, of Hasbrouck
Fred. G. Wolbert and M. Miller we're
elected members.
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They Win q Game and Entertained the
Independents.
The Bergen Bowling Club nsertained
its old friends. the independents, OF New
ark, at Heun's alleys. last night. The
bowlers had a lively time. The Bergens
won, and this will necessitate the playing
of another game, as the Independents
won the first at Newark. Neither will
regret the extra meeting, as They are so
jolly. The score:-
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of William Hall. deceased. Harrlet sarah
Hall, sxecutrix Of William Ii II, deceased. By or
DER OF TIE loputy. Surrogate OF hudson County.
creditors offssid ~decedeat .o'brlng In their debts.
demands and claims against tie estate OF said
decsdenI, under oatn or affirmation within nine
mcntEs from tue date Of said order. or they will be
ext cutrtx.
- HARRIET SARAH HALL.
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IT SARAH HALL.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF Daniel Murphy, deceased, Ann Murray.
order of the SUR gate OF Hudson County, dat d
February 9TH, 1888 hereby gives notice 10 the cred.
itors OF said deeedent to bring In their debts, de-
mnnds and 81 Inns against the estate OF said de-
ceient, under oash or afdrn alton within niue
months from the date Of said order, or they viii os
forever barred OF any action therefor againss lid
administrative. ann mURRAY-
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NOTICE TO oREDIToks.

Estate Of Hannah Broe, decs ssed, Matthew p
Brce. administrator OF hannah Broe deceased, by
order Of the SURF o5ate of Hudson County, date
February lOsh, 1895 hereby gives notice to the oredi-
tor OF said decedent to bring in tn sir deots, de-
inands and claims against Il 0 estate of said dece-
de t, uno or oath or affirmation within nine months
from the daIo of sai1 order, or they will be forever
istrator.
MATTHEW F. BRoE
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MATTHEW F. BRoE.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of William McCarren deceased, John W.
MeCarren, admi -~istrstor Of William McGarren,
deceased. by order OF the Surroe ate Of HuosoL
County,dated February srd. 1898, hereby gives notice
to the creditors OF salo dtcedent to bring In their
debts, demands and ella inns against tn estate OF
said decedeut, under oath Of animation within
nine months from the date of said order. or they
will be forever barred Of any action therefor
JOHN W. McCARREN.
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III the other game hs hat also u big total.
lie Went no To ISL. All tha other rsein-
bers of the team BOWED we'll. The
smallest score, with one exception, was
1854.
The opening game was between the
Hilltop and Night Owl teams. Tue latter
won handily by rs Plus. They bad the
advantage from the start. The score;-
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nriller,s Medal Shoot.

The Miller Rifle Club a its medal
shoot last night. Sch LIGHT won in Glass
A, Hopping in Class B, and Stadler in
Glass G. The scores:-kioppipg. 239;
Schlicht, 23S: Stadler, 1856; Sohl. 232:
Kruse. 232: Fischer. 231; Miller. $50;
Caragher, 800; Hencnen. 226; Meyer, 2l6;
Vanderheyden. 20S; Dewitt, 207; Phugh,
OO0
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met Anness last night aud the latter abb
s~oiutely di,tanced Scott, who made only
2S POINTS. Vaudeville defeated Toffey
u after n close game aud G. Bowly forfeited
TO King. The games tonight will be
King VS.. Leaycraff, Houston vs. Case and
Guhelman vs.. @. BoMlY.
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The games in the pool tournament of
the Hoboken Pioneers resulted last night
as follows:-Horn, SO; WeinthaI, 46; Horn,
so; George Paul. IA; Muller, 42. Weinthal,
so; Muller. so; George Paul, Il.
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NOTICE no oREprroRs.

Estate OF Henry F1aecke. deceased, Christian
Fischer FIaacke and Frederick william Faacke,
executors OF Henry Flaacke, deceased. by or
der OF the Sun ogate OF Hudson County
dated december 3, 1892, hereby give notice
to the creditors Of said decedent TO bring
in their debts, demands and claims against tho
estate OF said decedent under oath or afirrUa-
ton within nine months from the date of said
order. or thew win be forever barred of any action
therefor against said executors
CHRISTIAN FISCHER FLAACKE.
FREDERICK LILA
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Esta'e Of Joseph Pearl, deceased, Nary Pearl. adj
ministratrix OF Joseph Pearl, deceased. by oruer
Of the Surrogate Of gahoa Sonnty, datei Febru:
said %decetent to bring In their Debts, demands and
claims sgains the estate OF sai decedent, un1er
oath or affirmation Within nine months from the
date OF said order or they Will be foI ever b aired Of
any acton thtreiose aAsinst said admtnisuatrix.
MARY PEAL.
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Zee Hive,s Boxing Bouts.

The Bee Hive A. c. will AVE a boxing
entertainment at the Central Theatre to-
night. which will draw a big audience.
They have a fine programme. and three
special bouts between John Moran and
Morris O'Donnell at 1875 pounds, Thomas
Mitchell and Mike Toolan at 125 pounds,
and John Brogan and Ed Kelly at lis
pounds.
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Atlantas the Champions

The championship of the Wheelmen,s
League will so to the Atlanta Wheelmen
of Newark. They clinched it on Tnssday
night when they defeated the Elizabss Ii
A.. CPS team. The Atlantas put up . he
best League score of the season and won
by '205 pins. The soore;-
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EXCELSIOR R. @.
Total. 1905 Tota

The second shoot of the secies .between
the team of the Lazy Miller r. G. and
the third team of the Miller r. c., will
take place this evening at the Miller
Clubs range, Hobokeu. The women
won the first shoot by one point.
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WasAed cyeydoaya-


the clothes that are worn out
before their time. 1t is the
rubbing and scrubbing on the
dashboard that ruins them.
Use PsavAge for washing and
you can use the dashboard
for kindling. What was done
by hard work, will be done
easily and without harm. Easy
washing makes clothes last
longer; Rsaylzne makes easy
washing safe.
beware of limitations. $50 JAMES PYLE. NY.
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Total 1900. Z 81 Y 7iAt Iotal.......l y q II SID
Then the tive victorious teams wrestled.
The Spartans struck 1t rich In this con-
test and ran away from their opponents.
They won by 100 pins with q total of over
900. The score.
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j. G. A. C,s New Tourney.

The bowling tournament for teams of
ladies and gentlemen will begin at the
Jersey City Athletic Clubs bowling al
leyS this afternoon.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of WI liam Moore. deceased, william @.
Moore md George E. Moore, executors of William
Moore. deceased. BY order Of tho Deputy SURFACE
OF hudson County, dated February Sch, 1873. hereby
gives no ice to TIE credi sors Of aud deceoent 10
bring in their debts, dem ands and claims against
the estate OF saId decsdent. under oath or afhrmax
{ on within niue monihs from the d~te of said
order. or they will be forever barred OF any action
therefor against said executors.
WILLIAM c.
GEORGE b, MOORE.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS. :

Estate OF Louisa r. Hamilton, deceased, Josepha
.. FRANKS. e1ecutrix of Louisa r. hamilton, de-
ceased, oy ORDER q the Surrogate OF Hudson Coun-
y oated February lst lst3. hereby gives notice to
we creditors OF satd decsdent to bring ia their
ueoes; demands and claims against the estate OF
saIu deceoenL, under v2sh or afnrm lrion wiBhin
nine months from TIE date of said order. or they
VIII oe forever barred of any acdon therefor
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NOTICE To CREDITORS

Estate of Esther Korn. deceased. Andrew
Met ckling, executor OF Esther korn. deceased
by order Of the surrogate Of Hudson county. dated
lecember g. 1892. hereby gives q office 10 the credit
ors OF said decedentt to bring in their debts, d emand.
and claims against the estate OF said deceden5S
under oath or affirmation within nine months from
the date Of said order, or they will he forever
barred OF any action therefor against said exeou
tor.
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NIGHT owl.
Totals. II 20 70 e5i


The beaten team from The Hill top
then tackled the Spartans. Tue Hill TOPS
improved their score by 81 pins, but they
were MOI 10 the hunt, and were loft by 1876
pins. The score:-
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FRIENDLY.
Totals ......2s 50 - 1866 Totals -. ~ 50 So IS


Puritan 12s sA IL! 9l 73s 925 1917 I2i1 i411 1866
Friendly .....1a2 255 1913 Sis Cos 755 99 lv65 1iS5 1901
Umpiro-R- Heinrich
Scorers. Koolsch aEd E. Splitter.
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NOTICE oF sETrLEMENr.

Notice is hereby given that the account OF the
subscriber. guardian Of Jeseph q. Reilly aud
Freeze rio X c. Reilly, minors, VIII be audited and
stated by the surrogate OF the county OF Hudson,
and repoI ted for settlement on Friday the l1ih
day Of February, 1898
Dated December 8. 1897.