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making the capital stock Of the company hence.
Glass A, $4,000 preferred stock. Glass B. SI,GOOs
and common stock, S296,00Q-
A.. The preferred stock. both OF Glass A. and
Class B. is entitled to receive o lived dividend Of
Statutes of New Jersey, before any dividend shall
be set apart or paid on the general stock, and such
preferred stock tClass A and Glass b Is also en-
title d to be paid out In full upon a dissolution OF
s. Such preferred dividends are to be accumuia-
tive, so that II for any period or perioos the same
cannot be safely paid or may not. he paid. the right
thereto shall accumulate as against the coInIno0
dividends can be commenced or resumed on the
common stock.
s. The dividends on Glass B are to be limited to 8
per cent.
the common stock, any further dividends shall be
declared out OF the surplus profits, the same shall
be divided pro rata between The common stoek
and Glass A. Of the preferred stock, so that the
rate of dividend on the common stock and on ClIss
A Of the preferred Stock shall be the same.
In Witness Whereof, the Sackett and WilhelmS
Lithographing Company. has this 9th day OF
march, 1898, caused this Instrument to be executed
afhxed hereto. and it has further caused this in
strunent to ce signed by its directors. and sworn
10 and ~nowled by the president, secretary
and treasurer and a majority OF the Directors
T.. SMITH.
cHAs. ROBINSON SMITH.
BUTLER eRIFFrrHs.
Director.
ROBERT L. sACKETT,
Director and President.
G.
Director and Secretary and Treasurer
signed, sealed ana delivered
HAporn PTTxVrR
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NOTICE OF
their men to make birthday presents to
their wives. A feudal lord would not
have expected more from his vassals.-
DR.. S. Mer1ino In the April forum.
.Gossips' Bride"
Aud this we call the t'gossip's bride"
Made for tongues that talk too idle.

Aud this we call the s,gossip's bride"
Made for tongues that talk too idle.
This is the inscriptio on on an iron hoop
ing, with a fat piece projecting inward
to lie upon the tongue, preserved 10 he
a cient church of Walton. upon-the-
Thames, in Surry. EngIand.
Tradition says that his bride was pre-
sented to the parish about Two centuries
ago by a person of consequence, whose
name was Chester. Its presentation arose
from the singular circumstance of having
lost a valuable estate through the idle
stories of a neighbor.
In The days when this curious instru-
meut was in use. it was sometimes called
a "brank," and was put upon the head of
the offender and padlocked behind; the
wearer was then led through the town,
and publicly proclaimed a gossip. in
loud tones, that all might hear and be
warned Youths Companion.
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Notice is hereby given that the account OF tho sub.
scrIbers adlninisCra5rix of William Cumisky,
deceased, will be audited and stated bF the Sur
rogate OF the County of Hudson, and reported Tor
caffiement on FRIDAY. the nth day OF April neyt.
Dated February Syh, A. D., 1SsS
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From Inc Corners.

The professional boxing tournament viii begin
tomorrow night at Industrial Hall, New York
City and close on Monday night. There will be
a score or more of boxers sn each of the seven
classes.
Horace Leeds of Atlantic City, ex-amateur
champion light weight, has received two offers.
The Coney Island Club will give a purse of $500
If he win meet Billy Myer, and gate money is the
inducement FOR a -four round bout with Otto
Zeigler of Philadelphia,
The Bsehive Athletic Club managers aver that
there will be no disappointment at Woods Hall
next Thursday night, Tue eight men who will
compete in the special bouts are In fine condition
and the battles will be lively.
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Certificate hled in New York c
STATE OF NEW YoRK, H.

CRY s sTaT goS 0S TT Oy S SeM YORK. is.
1. Henry D. Purroy. Clerk of the City and County
of New York, and also CLERK OF the supreme Court
FOR the said City and County. being Court OF hec-
ord, do hereby certify.
That harold Bunker has filed in the Clerks Of
flee Of the County OF New York. a cert led copy OF
his appointment as Notary Public for the County
Of Kings, with his autograph signature, AMI was.
at the tune of taking the annexed deposition. duly,
anfhnrirad to take the same, and thar | am well
ac0uainted with the hand writing OF said Notary
Public, and verify believe that She signature to ths
annexed certificate is genuine.
In testimony whereof, | have hereqnt3
set my hand and affixed the seal OK
IsEAI.1 the said Court and County, the &tn
day OF March, 1873.
HENRY D. PURRoY,
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relsing af sufficient money to insure tbs
return OF Mr.. George Gcldie, no ~ now
with the New York Athletic A ssociatlou,
aud it Is sud this has been doue.
From a social side is M equally impor-
tant announcement that Mrs.. l.. Harrison
Garrett will advance the project OF build
ing a suitable reception hail where
be held those dances which have given
Princeton such a wide reputation in the
world of fashion.
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The Jersey City Y. NJ. c.. A. team will bowl
two league games OF home tonight against Inc
Twenty third Street team. ~
A tournament will begin this evening on Tue
Peoples Palace alleys,
The New Jersey Bowling Clubs team is
schedule 10 bowl in the A. A. B. u. tourn amene
this evening against the Prospect and Palisade
teams.
Three games will be bowled tonight in the
County Bowling tourney on Major Philoere $
alleys. Hoboken.
The game between the Jersey City A. e.
Wheelmen and Brooklyn Bicycle Club to decide
second place in the Wheeimen's League. was
not bowled last night. AT the request OF the
Brooklynites 1t was postponed. No date has
been fixed for the match.
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POOL AND BILLIARDS.

Jersey City A. C's Pool Tournament VIII
BE Continued
Anness and Van Saun having tied for
first prize in the Jersey City Athletic
Clnb'sp pool competiti on, the committee
include the postponed and for feited
games,
The Palma Clubs cue experts are en-
thnsiastic over the competition for the
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Middle States Regatta Assoolation.

The Regatta Committee of the Middle States
Regatta Association held a meeting last night
at the Hotel Marlborough for the purpose of
making arrangements tor the coming regatta.
The principal subject considered was the date
upon which the regatta should be held. After
considerable discussion it becama evident that
matters were cut and dried to avoid July 4, as
also the taking of the regatta To any other
course than that upon which it has in the past
been held, notwithstanding the fact that the
the regatta.
The Passaic River, at Passaic, N. J.. was again
decided upon as the place of holding the re-
gatta, and July % as the date.
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10 MAKE WAY FOR A CORPSE.

At the meeting Of the Hoboken Council last
night, Virgins & Abel were amended the con
tract to furnish the city with a new street
sweeping machine, to cost 1925. An ordinance
defining the duties of the Overseer OF the Poor,
passed its final reading. a bill for 81 for fur
nishing lumber to construct a temporary box
sewer to relieve the properly owners In the
meadows, when their homes we're flooded some
six weeks ago. created a little discussion. Col.
ErIenkotter objected to the bill because the
work was done when there was no money IN the
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said the work was a necessity. There was a
corpse in one of the houses, and IL couldn't be
got out, and people couldn't visit there till the
sewer was constructed and relief furnished.
ssDid the corpse go through the sewers'' flip
PANTY asked Erlenkotter.
Il don't wish to be called down in that man.
ner by you,' hotiy answered Kelly: Perhaps
you may go through a sewer some day."
The motion to pay the bill was lost.
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The ladies' and gents team bowling tourna-
ment viii be continued this evening, at the Jer-
sey City Athletic Clubs alleys. 1t will be next
ment will close on the last Thursday in the
month. There will be no games next Taurs-
day, as the club will have its formal reception
o o that evening. Miss Brister, who has so often
won the special prize for the highest score, will
probably not compete today.
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TO CREDITORS.

ministratrix Of Joseph Pearl. deceased. by oroer
of the surrogate OF hudson Connty. da.eJ Febru.
said dece lent to bring In their debts. demands and
claims against the estate OF eati decedene under
oath or affirmation within niue moath5 from the
date Of said order or they will be forever barred OF
any action therefore AGAINST said admtnistratrtx.
MARY PEARL.
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nine prizes. All the tables are occup'ed
every evening and the players are eXer-
cising care. Before the contests close
therewill be many han dsone runs catered.
1t is likely that several sets of pool balls
will nave to be purchased as the boys
are driving the cue bail like a trip haui-s
mer on the break, as Two prizes have been
offered for the greatest number OF Dalis
on the break, and consequently there mas
been great scattering Of the worries when
the enc ball strikes them.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of John Wallis. deceased, Kate Wallis, al
ministratrfx Of John Wallis. deceased, by order
of tie Surrogate Of Hudson County, da ed Febrn
airy 9th, 1893 hereby gives notice to the creditors of
claims against the estate OF SAID dscedent under
oath or lon within nine months from the
of any action therefor against said administratrtx
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STATE OF NEW YORK, ss.
rTy AND f0TrxTv 0E EEw YORR- -.

STATE OF NEW YORK, ss
CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK.,
I, Henry b. Purroy. Clerk of the City and County
of New York, an also Clerk or the supreme Court
for the said City ana County. being q Court of Rec
filed in the Clerks ofice OF the County of New
York. a certified copy of his appointment a.
Notary Public for the County OF Kings, with his
autograph signature, and was, at the time of taking
the annexed deposition. duly authorized to take
the same, and that I am well acquainted with the
hand writing OF said Notary Public, and verify be-
lieye that the signature 10 the annexed certificate
is genuine.
In Inns whereof. / have herennto
set my hand and affixed the seal OF
fsEAL.l the said Court and County. the Soth
day Of March, 1888
HENRY D. PURRoY,
Clerk.
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s S@plre. J. Som Melsr &. A. Kendig, G. Kuneken.

SQUIRE III NAaNESs
Valencia Bsst.... 20 1863 $50 2s2 sST 4l 56 $50 67s 556
Hour ..y...... -. IL Isl PSI SA s5S SIS ESQ al SO 500
Umpire. A. Keller.
SCORERS 9. spohr, c. A. Kendig, G. Kuncken.
The Autocrats and Valencias were the
rivals in the second battle. The Ho6oken
team had one of their spasms. Every
ball seemed To go to the right spot ana
the team made one of the best scores OF
the tourney. Steljes, who had no trouble
TO gather strikes and spares. went further
over the second century line. aud storm
needed only another spare TO start his
collection Of figures with a deuce. The
pace was too hot for the Jersey City team
VINO plodded along g~alIantly waiting for
the collapse of their opponents. FsGson
had the top score foe the Jersey City
team, He corraIled 17S. The score
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r STATE OF NEW GOkhs tno
CITY AND CoUsTY OF NEW YORK. S.
Charles WilhelmS, being duly sworn before me. .
Notary public for Kings County, authorized to act
In New York County. doth depose ana sayi--.
am the secretary Of the Sackett & Wflhelne
Lithographirg Company, ana as such have ap.
pended my sly nature to the foregoing documents
and executed the same.
Robert 1. Sackett is the president CT the SAIL
company. and as such president has appended MS
sio n sture TO the sa ne and executed the same.
know the seal of the company, and the seal ST.
fixed TO the foregoing instrument is the seal OF
such company. =
Subscribed and sworn to before1
ne, this SUth day OF March,
1898:
HAROLD BUNKER,
Notary Public,
Kings County.
Certificate fled In New York County.
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STATE OF NEW JERSEY, SIS.

ETAIE o NGW JEESEIs { e
COUNTY OF HUDSON.
Be it remembered, that on this sOth day Of
March. 1898. before me. the subscriber. a Master IN
Chencery or said State, personally appeared Harold
Bunker. who, being BY me duly sworn, on his oath,
did depose and say that nc saw Charles Robinson
smith, Leander I. savage, Robert L.. Sackett.
.Chsfles Wilhelms and Butler Griniths. the persons
named in the foregoing certificate, sign. seal and
deliver tue same as their voluntary act and decd,
and that the depoaent at the same time subscribed
his name thereto as witness of the execution there
OF.
HAROLD BUNKER.
Subscribed and sworn to at Jersey
City, Nj this 50th day OF March,
A. d. 1898, befo e me.
GILBERT COLLINS,
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Something 10 Boast OF.

First Boy:-.My pa is making his mark
in the world
Second Boy:-"That's nothing; my pa
can write ."-Life e,
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NOTICE No

Estate of WI liam Moore. deceased, William G.
Moore end George E. Moore. executors Of William
Moore. deceased. by order of the Deputy Surrogate
OF Hudson County. dated February sch, 1873. hereby
bringi in their debts. demands and claims against
the estate of said decedent. under oath or afdrma.
t on within nine months from the date OF said
o,der, or they viii be forever barred Of any action
WILLIAM c. DOR
GEORGE n. MOORE.
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T TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of William Hall, deceased, Harriet Sarah
Hall, executrix OF William Hall, deceased q. by Or
der Of the Leputy Surrogate OF Hudson County.
creditors of said decedent to brlng Ia their depts.
demands and claims against Tie estate Of said
decadent. under oatn or affirmation within nine
months from Jne date Of said order. or they will be
forever barred OF any action therefore against said
executIix.
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miller nIarksmen.

Dave Miller, with a score of al, won the
medal in the shoot Of the Miller Rifle Ciub last
night. Captain Ernest Fischer made the best
target. He had a total of 243. The scores:
Captain Fischer. s43; D: Miller, 24l; Hopping,
a39; Liell. 239; Kruse, 23s; Sohl. a37; Meyns, 2s5;
Piaisted. 23G; Pfiugh, 230; Dewey, $50; Won der
Heyden. go; Murphy. 22S; Prien, 227.
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A Master In chancsry of New Jersey
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of fster a. Eller. deceased. Jacob Eller.
OF the Surrogate Of Hudson County. dated Febru..
airy 10Th, 1923, hereby gives notice TO the creditors OF
said decedent to bring in their debts, demands and
claims against the estate of sail decedent under
oatt or affirmation within nine m0uths from the
Of any action therefor against said administrator
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF Daniel Murray. deceased, Ann Murray
administrators, of Daniel Murray. deceased, by
order Of the surrogate OF Iuds5n, County, dated
itors Of said decedent to bring IN their debts. do
mends and clsins against the estate Of said Dc
cedent, under oath or afir,s alton within nine
months from the date of said order, or they viii be
forever barred of any action therefor against said
administratrix N MURRAY.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of William McCarrsn deceased. John ".
McCarren, administrator Of William Mccarren,
deceased. by order OF the slrrogate Of Hud son
to the creditors OF said dfceGent to bring ia their
debts, demands and claims against tn estate OF
nine months from the date OF said order. or they
will be forever barred OF any action therefor
against said administrator.
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Crescents VIII Reorcanize,

The Crescent Baseball Clue will reorganiz e
under the management OF William Mulny. The
meeting will be held next Sunday at the home
of John Mccormack, No. 500 Grove street.
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scorers-o. sponr, 4. Keller. G. Kunckon.

Dmpire-A. Brautigan.
scorers-C. Spohr, A. Keller, G.. Kuncken.
Berry was the lone Jersey City bowler
who did not 90 to pieces inthe final game.
He lust reached the average but was
eighteen better than the second man and
forty-nine above PowIes, who Just grazetl
double figures by two pins. The Auto
Gratis buckled the home team in this
game. Two of the Hobeken nowler5
were in luck and lifted up the score and
average. Kuncken contributed 20l and
Solleder hit them for 100. Autocrat
bowlers were left at the front. They were
equalled by four of the rival team as
Kuncken's big score was just the mejor-
fty OF the Hoboken bowlers. The score;-
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TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Hannah Broe, deceased, Matthew F.
Broe. administrator OF Hannah. Broe: deceased, by,
February 10th, 1895 hereby gives notice to the ere +
tors OF said decedent to bring in their dentss de-
deaf, under oath or affirmation within nine months
from the dale of said order, or they will be forever
barred Of any acton therefor against said admir-
istrGtor. ~
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NoTICE OF

Notice Is hereby given that the account of the
subscriber, trustee Of the estate OF Caroline Van
Name. deceased. will be audited ana stated By
ported for settlement on Friday, the l2tn day
y mas $50 JAMES Il. Owe
notad rToroh , n 1905
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A Hopeless Case,

Hopeful Spinster:-"What, as a mau of
the world, do you consider the most des-
perate form of g~ambling5v
The :-"Marri .n-LTe.
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The Grsatost Accom- plishmen

ssWhar is the greatest accomplishment
you know of2s' said the talkative young
man.
ssTo say nothing silently" replied the
neppery young woman.-Wdshtn gton
Star.
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scots Will Dance Tonieb

The Sc~ottish-American Athletic Club will hold
this evening one of its series Of monthly recep-
tions at tine club rooms. The COMMITTEE e has
made provision to entertain 100 couples.
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NOTICE OF s~ETTLEMBNF.

Notice is hereby given that the account of the
subscribers, executors of walter Rae deceased. wild
he audited and stated by the Surrogate OF the
County Of Hudson and reported for settlement on
Friday the 21st day % April next. Dated February
FRANCES j. RAE,
HENRY ", TAFT
HORACE I. HICKS.
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THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1898
At $50 o.clockP. N.

At $50 O,ClockP. n.
Printed conditions under which the proposals
must be mace, specifications OF the WORK. forms OF
at the of1ce OF The Clerk Of the Board OF Chosen
Freaholders. or at the ofiee OF the Chief hnglneer
Of the New Public Road. Fuller Building, Jersey
City, where also plans OF the WORK can oe exam,
the amount and character OF security required.
Further notice is hereby given that fhe WorA
tipns to be made therefor. are to pc done under
and in pursuance Of an act entitled An 4es. 70
of the several Counties or this state to lay ont.
open and construct. improve and maintain a puonc
road therein approved April Ith, 1885, ana the
acts supplementary thereto.
Each estimate must be accompanied by q certi-
fed c.eck or q deposit or money, and bonds for the
faithful performance Of this work aud to indemnify
the County will be required Of the successful bid
der for each and every contract.
BY order of the Board OF Chosen Freeholders.
Ohm BOYD, Clerk.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the account OF the
su bscr1ber, administrators of Frederick Smith,
ceceas "a, will be audited and stated by the Surro-
gate Of the founty OF Hudson, and reposged TOR
settlement on friday the 2Sth day OF April next.
dated February 21st, A. D., 1913
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given that the final account Of
the Subscriber as executor of Martha E Specht,
deceased, Will be audited and stated by the Sur
rogate Of the County of Hudson, and REPORTED. for
Dated April A, a. d, 1888.
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NOTICE OF

Notice is hereby given that the account OF the
subscriber. administrator of John 9~aekson, de
ceased will be audited and stated BY the SURROGATE
of the County OF Hudson, and sreDo,tea ror sestiet
Dated FebrusryS th. A. ID, lS9S rarxr
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby ei.cn that the accopnt OF the
subscribers, executors or THONGS McRae, deceased,
will be admitted and stated by the Surrogate OF
on County OF Hudson, ana reported for settlement
the Frid ay, the I'd day of June next.
mi McRAE.
McRAE
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

notice is hereby given that tho final account OF
the subscriber, administrator OF James Judge. de-
ceased, will be audited end stated by the Surro.
gate Of the County or Hudson, aud reported for
setflement on friday. .ehs 18th asy Of MAY mex
Dated march !, i, 5. issa. s0AN 1890
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[sEAL1
STATE OF NEW YORK, l..
CITY AND CoUSTY OF Nav YoaF. IS
Robert L. Sackett. the presidents; Charles WE.
helms, the secretary land treasurer, and the said
Robert L. sackett and Charles. Wtlhelms and
Charles Robinson Smith q majority OF the dtrec-
tors Of the Sackett s. Wilhelms Ltthographing
Company, beins severally duly sworn, on their
respective oaths, depose and sag that the foregoing
certificate by them signed & true.
ROBERT T.. ACKETT
c. WiLHELHS,
CHAS ROBINSON SMITH.
Subscribed and sworn to befo-el
me this 30th day OF March,
1888.
HAROLD BUNKER.
Notary Public, Kings County.
Certificate hled in New YORK County.
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Office OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the account Of the
subscriber. guardian ef Mary C. Murphy.
| minor, will De audited and stated by the
| Surrogate of the County of Hudson. and reported
for settlement on Friday, the nineteenth day OF May
CATHARINE MURPHY.
| Dated March IS. A. D., 1895.
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Dated March IS, A. D.. 1895.
Q OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the foal account OF
the subscriber. executrix OF Charles Stewart, de
ceased. win DE audited and stated by the Surrogate
of the County Of Hudson, and reported for settle
mont on Friday, the 9Th day of June next.
PHOEBE G. STEWART.
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Notice OF SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE OF sETTLgMENt.
Notice is hereby given that The account Of the
sub executors 1t Gar1et NJ. Patterson
deceased, will be audited and stated by the SUI
rogate Of the County OF Hudson, and reported for
settlem ent on Friday, the Mn eseenth day OF May
LYDIA PATTERSON,
CHARLES Z. PATTERSON.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice ia hereby given that the final account of
the subscribers, executors of Henry Woodley. de-
ceased, will be audited and stated by the surrogate
of the County of HUDSON, and reported for settle
mention FIR day, the Ind day OF June next.
W EDWARD W. wooDLEY.
GEORGE F.