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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-28
ONES C0UNTRYMEN AT THE FAIR.

IL is no reflection on the Columbian
show to conf ess that perhaps the pleas
ATTEST moments are those spent in rest
ing one's rebellious limbs upon a bench
aud in Watching the crowd. 1t may be
less novel and possibly less instructive
thar some other exhibits. but it is often
more amusing. One realizes in studying
this infinite stream of humanity how HIT
tie he really knows, personally, OF his
own countrymen. New types seem to have
sprung into existence for the sole pur-
pose of appearing at this Fair. 1t gives
one a startling realization Of the varying
effects Of climate. food and mode of life
upon our brothers and sisters. Voice.
manner. color, SIZE, shape aud mental
fittings are SO widely different as to sug-
Rest varieties in race. But we are all
Americans. and those from the interior
are more American THAN the others.-J.
A. Mitchell, Editor of Life Tn August
ScribneT.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-28
CHRIS PAULsEN'S AMBITION.


He Will Endavor To Cross the Atlantic
a8sSata.s In A Skiff.
ssFrS Special 10 The JERSEY CITY Ne,cs.
RAILWAY, July rs. 1S93.-Chris Paulsen.
a Norwegian of this city. is now COM
pleting a 16.foot skiff, in which. all going
well. he will cross the Atlantic 10 visit
his parents in Norway.
Paulsen is thirty-six years old. and in
ufed to the hardships of sailor life. Whsn
he was thirteen years old he ran away
from home and slowed himself away on
an English steamer DO und for America.
Here he learned the trade OF a ships car
penter. g After mastering his trade be
shipped as first mate on q West Indies
fruiter, u for fourteen years he fol-
the water, n settled down 10 lead u
more peaceful life.
When the Viking arrived here Paulseu
saw her, talked with her crew, and was
seized with the idea of crossing in a still
smaller boat. He at once began TO prepare
his plans, aud SO well did ne carry them
out that before this weeK is ended his
his BOAT will be launched. Her dimen-
sions a~re:-Length over all. 16 feet; beam,
5 feet; depth, 3 feet 6 inches; keel, 10
feeta
She will be rugged with a low freeboard
and with a waleriight compartment in
each end. Rubber tubes will be run
along the gunwales to add to her buoy.
apcy. She will be sloop rugged, the
mainsail being IL by IL feet, with a jio 6
by 10 feet. She will be sharp at both
ends.
Paulsen expects to start on August 90.
lis does not intend to take provisions
enough for the whole trip. as he will fol-
low the course OF the transatlantic liners
and expects to obtain fresh provisions
from time to time. Two tanks holding
100 gallons of water will be slowed away,
Que III each end. His only food will be
be hard tack. Paulsen expects TO make
the Shetland Islands iu thlrry-six days.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-28

given John P. Feeney Of the District At
torney's office, and he went to New for
Haines. Fifteen days ago Judge Hogan
dismissed the case In New York. but at
the request of Mr.. Feeney detained Haines
until a requisition could be obtained. To-
day Detective Feeney went to the Tombs
for his man, and while Counsellor George
w. Brooks was applying for a writ Of
habeas corpus from a Supreme Court
Judge, the detective hustled his prisoner
away and landed him in the County Jail.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-28
MAMMA HIS TRUSTEE.

How Bicyclist Taxis Explains That
Wheel Transaction.
w. W. Tax!s of Philadelphia, the crack
bicycle rider who has been suspended bv
the l. A. ". Racing Board pending an
investigation into The charge of profess
sionalism made against him. made an
affidavit yesterday before Notary Public
Frank Pawley OF this place and for
warded it to the Racing Board. Taxis
says on June q he sold one OF his prize
wheels 10 a Philadelphia, giving a re-
ceipt IN the name of his mother. He
then gave the money to his mother, TAX
ing her receipt. He claims that his
mother is acting as his trustee.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-28
GUN AND TRAGET.
GreenviIIe Rifle Clubs Team Eager fol
E-nragements

GreenviIIe Rifle Clubs Team Eager for
engagements.
At the last mouthlY meeting OF the
Greenville Rifle Club at the club rooms,
No. 26 Gator avenue, a general challenge
was sent ont to all the rifle clubs of New
York, Newark, Jersey City. Brooklyn aud
the Vicinity for a series of team contests.
Tho number of members Is increasing
rapidly, and includes soma excellent
spots.
The club room is open nightly for all
those members wishing to eDioy practise
or a social chat, and once Il week the
club adjourns TO SchuetZen Park. where
the members have practise in the long
range shooting.
No regular shooting matches will be
held by the club until after September I.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-28
B. & L. NEWS.

The next appropriation sale OF the Greenville
Building and Loan Association will take place
Monday, July 81. at the assoeiat ton rooms. No.
30 Linden avenue, Greenville.
Al the last appropriation sale Of the Green
Vile Building ana Loan Association at their
ohices, No, so Linden avenue, seventeen shares
at $500 each were sold at a premium or $15o per
share. The association has received this mouth
I'll, 2237. 90 in dues and rentals, and has at pres
emit hssllrpIus Of $l9,0s4.47. There are At pres
ent l.Ss2 M embers of the association holding
b,536 shares of stock. The next appropriation
sale will take place on Monday, August Z. The
associatisn's financial condition was never
better.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-28
NEW JERSEY A. Q.
C1arka n Haipnkan
TROTs AT WEST SIDE
A Big Crowd at the opsnIn. of the Old
Track.

A Big Crowd at the OPENING. of the Old
Track.
= The West Side Driving Park was
opened for The season yesterday under
the management of Samuel Brewster.
The park has not been a success for sew
eral years, but is a programme attractive
as that of yesterday is given. the races
will be we'll attended. A big crowd was
present. There were three trots. Two
were open events, Int the other q match
race. Nc extra heats were trotted. In
the first race Mr.. Richter's Government
won In straight heats. C. PRICES Dew
cream captured the second race in straight
heats. and Daniel Lewis Lizzie H won
the match race in Two heats from Dr..
Muttard's racer, Honest John. The
Summary
First race-Fres for all, for a purse of
$1GO; best three heats to harness.
NJ. Ruhter's Government. ..............1 / /
y. LotuS Ecno. --.-nt.,......... .....s z z
p. II. Hanley's On 8 8 3
81. 2.5s, 255. -
Second race-Free for. all; best three
heats 10 harness.
c. Prices May Deveran. ..... /
]. Conley's Belle 2f3
I. hellYS Kitty 8 3 z
Time-254, 2.55, 257h.
Third raee-Match at $50 a side: best
two heats in three.
d.. Lewis Lizzie
DIR. Muttard's Honest John ........ 2 2
Time-2. 40, 2.42.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-28
ScULI.ER oOMs IN NEWARK,
Special to HE Jersey ctr Ne.os.

Special to me Jersey Citg Eetos.
NEWARK, July rs. 1s93.-J. j. K. Ootns,
who arrived in New York City yesterday
to compete for the amateur sculling
championship at the Worlds Fair re-
gatta, which will be held on Lake
Geneva, Chicago, in September, will do
all of his preparatory work on the Pas
sale River. He will go into training at
The Institute Boat Club has ten
dered to him the courtesies of the club
house, and today his French-made cedar
shell will arrive there.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-28
Athletic a.

The New Jersey Athletic Club has offered .
prize bicycle race on Labor Day at their
grounds. between the wheelmen of the Garfield
Athletic Club and the Greenviile wheelmen.
This event will take place In connection with
the clubs regular Labor Day games and will
draw q large crowd of Greenvilie folks. Each
club will train hard and both are quite confident
of success.
The Garfield Athletic Club will hold q special
meeting en- August /, at the club rooms on Rose
Avenue, Greenville. to make arrangements Tor
the fall bowling and athletic contests.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-28
CORPORATION NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given that on the eighteenth
day OF July. 1898 the Commissioners. of Assess.
menJ filed in the office OF the Clerk OF the Board
OF Street and Water commissioners their final as.
sessment map and report for the constru elton of a
sewer in Ocean avenue from Seaview avenue to a
point about lou feet south of Gates Avenue and in
Gates avenue from ocean aveuue to Garaeld ave.
nue. aud the same is now open to public inspection
is also given that the following streets or avenues
or particular sections thereof are included In said
assessment, Wit
Ocean avenue from a point about 25.7i feet west
of Sea View avenue to . point about 1881 feet
vest of Gates avenue.
Gates avenue from Garneld avenue to Old Bergen
Road.
And that the twenty first day of AUGUST. 1898. at
ten o'clock A. NJ, and the meeting room Of the
Board OF Street and Water Commissioners are
hereby nxed as the time and place when and
where the Board OF Street and Water Commission
ers will meet TO hear, consider and adjudicate
upon all objections to paid assessment and re-
port.
writing.
eEoRGE 7. BouToN.
Clark
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-28
SUMMING UP THE SINS CASE.

Ex Mayor Collins began summing Up before
Chancellor McGiD in Chancery Chambers to-
day In the contest brought by the First Baptist
Church of Hobogep over the will OF the lats
Samuel K. Sims Mr.. Collins alleged that a
Judgment of $l9, 000. obtained by Robert Sims
against the estate in : q friendly suit against
Parker Sims, the executor, amounted 10 a legal
fraud, although not fraud in the ordinary sense.
Robert and Parker SINS are sons Of the ties.
tator,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-28
BRADY IN TIE Z A
Bnt He May Be Tied In st. Joseph'i
Ircamun RnnI Ton.nar -

Bnt de May Be Tied In st. Joseph's
Lyceum Pool Tourney.
Playing was esumed in the pool tour
nament of ST. Joseph's Lyceum last
evening. Hawly, 25 balls. easily beat
Fatlon. scratch, 20 to 10. but was in turn
defeated by Kelley. scratch. so to As. and
by Collins. second class. by so to So.
This makes the contest for first place
exceedingly interesting. Brady ia first
with 16 won n 5 lost. Collins and
Kelley tie for second place with Is won
and 5 lost. F~lezsimmouS, Donovan ana
Boyne are close behind the leaders.
Tonight Boyne and Walsh. both second
cldss men. Will handle the cues.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-28
BIGAMlsT IIAlNES In COURT.
he Pleads Not Guilty and Is Looked Up
in Jail.

in Jail.
Fletcher A. Haines was today arraigned
in the Court Of Sessions on a charge Of
bigamy and he pleaded not gully. Haines
was arrested three weeks sGo in New
York for some offense n awhile he was
detained there his W Wives appeared be-
fore the Grand Jury ip this county and
had him indicted. HafAes married first
gennie st. Clair, a ,~serioscomic singer in
Roster ~ Balls concert gArden, and later
married a young wopla Nclerk in Alt
mlpQ's dry goods store in Nc>v York. Her
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-28
MADE BIG SCORES.

The Cricket Team of the N. j. A. C..
81 T. Won by Many Runs.
Because the istrong wind that swept
across the wicket interfered with the et-
fectivsness of the bowlers. the batsmen
of both a~ggregations made big seoses in
the exhibition cricket match contested on
the New Jersey Athletic Club and the
Staten Island Cricket and Baseball Club
The Jerseymen winning by a margin of
four dozen runs. The score:
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-28
Diamond Chips.

The Dauntless Social Club has organized q
baseball team, with some of the best PLAYERS In
the city on the team. Lon" Herr and Eddie
O,Neill are to pitch. and John Kelly is to catch.
They will play their first game Sunday with the
Arlingtons.
The Lorillard A. C.'s team will visit West
Bergen tomorrow to cross bats with the crack
Mlewe llyn team. The Lorillard players are re-
quested to meet at the club rooms, Booraem
Hall, tomorrow afternoon at one O'Clock sharp.
John Clark is manager of ths team.
The Lorillards defeated the Jerseys last Satur-
day.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-28
Dated. Jersey city. July Il, 1898.

Notice Is hereby given that on the Seventeenth
made to the Board Of Street and Water commls-
Junction Connecting Railroad Company for the
vacation of a portion OF
AVENUE,
and the establishment OF grades in
WAYNE STREET AND RAILROAD AVENUE,
at such points as is shown on and IN accordance
with a sketch accompanying said petition.
Notice is also given that on the seventeenth DAY
sewers Of said Board reported favorably on said
application.
A.. M, and the meeting room of the B ard OF street
and Water commissioners are hereby dxed as the
Street and Water Co nmissianers Will meet TO hear
parties in interest and all objections that may be
presented gainst said application.
ing
GEORGE \. BoUroN.
Dated Jersey City. July u. isaa
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-28
Right Smart RIdin..

A twenty five mile handicap race. open to the
coiored wneelmen of New Jersey. will run over
the Eanwood Scotch Plains course yesterday
afternoon. The course was in excellent con-
dstion, and over a thousand persons saw thu
finish of the ten colored racers who entered.
The race was won by T.. Byen (6m.), his actual
tins being lii. 25Nm. G. Vanderyeere tserasch)
came in second and john Scott 65m.l third.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-28

VIII hold q picnic and summernlght's festival At
Scheutzen Park, Greenyille, on Wednesday,, Au,
gust l6, Besides other sports thers will be o
grand prize bowling tournament for ladies.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-28
Hoboken's InvlncibIe TEAM.

The four-oared crew OF the Atlantic Boat
Clue of Hoboken. who have not been beaten
this season, aud havs thrice won, will row to-
morrow at Baltimore, and have been entered in
the National Regatta at Detroit next month.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-28
Want Sunday Games.

Tie St. Joseph's Lyceum intends putting a
bali team ON The diamond again, aud would
like to j.ear from any clubs wishing to play Sun,
day games. Address, Secretary St. 1oseph's
Lyeeum. No. 576 Newark avenie.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-28

The diamond pin which was being contested
for by the members of the Cootes Social Club,
will be won by either George Frey OF Joseph S.
Hayes. The two champions tied last night and
will play the dsciding game next Saturday
evening. The judges were John Cloughley,
John Hedges, Leo. Frey aud Philip Warren.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-28
Will Play PinaebIs.

Skipper Young of Truck No. 4 >and
"Bucky'' Hays of Engine No. 3. are going to
play pinochle for the championship of the de-
partment. The match will come off on August
u at Joe Kaiser's place, corner of Old Bergen
Road and Linden avenue, Greenvilie.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-28

WIN Bowl for Prizes.
The Horss Troop Of the Greenvills Gardeners
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-28

Lindsey of this city defeated W. Collins of
Newark, yesterday, In a shoot at fifty birds
Zach. The score was:-Lindsley. SO; Collins, 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-03
NOTICE or ADMINISTRATIVE SALE
or REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE Is hereby GIVEN THAT ~
N pursuance ut thu order Of the Probate
touft ui Nat Lake County. Utah, made ON too
on DAY OF July, lHti. Boa the matter % the CH.
tate u Robert luug'e, dCcuaHOi, the under.
signed admiuIstratrlA Of said estate will cell a.
private fAic 90 thc highest bidder fur each,
either in one parcel or Too fuhdNisiuus| and
Court. uu ur after Wudugsday, the YEA day Of
August isIi, at W O'Clock noon no the Office OF
liuuuctt, MarsuAu s bradley, attorneys ut law,
al 80. ltf south Main street, in ~alt
lato Diiy and County, Utah, 80 the
right title and interest ui aAi1 90
tcstlto re- tho time ot his death and on the
right title and interest ali estate has ly
than Or ln addition 20 that OF Hai1 intcHtlto no
the time ot his doath in ami g. All or any part
% subdivision % that loL piece or parcel of
land lyinsHnd being 900 fAid city, county and
Trnutury. aud described aa f0lIuwa, tu'witi
Itat part Of lnt D. block q, plat 10, -Hit Lake
CITY survey, described a. commencing 90 tho
no thwcst corner OF sud lDt aud running
tutuce oastl rods, thence south rods. thence
west Z rode, thence moth ross 20 tho place OF
beginning, containing Do square rods ut Eround
Terms and uudiIDus l' sale, cash, son per
cent purchase money 60 be- paid on day of sale b
balance ON confirmation utHalr hY san probate
court, decd % expense of purchaser,
liiis or Unurs muy ur made 20 any time Aftnr
tiu nrst publication NJ lhIs notice nn1 before
tho making ut tho sale, Nll bids or OhUrs Wuft
Boz made lu writing lut loft gt tho aald uilcc ct
Hcnuutf MnuhaIlA nndlcy, iN8 south. Main
arUrt salt laac CITY, iiuh, or delivered 90 tho
MimoN pmSGLE,
AdmiuistratriN OF the estate Of Robert
rHuEir. deceased
Honuott. Nlattuall & bradley. lof South Nam.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-03
NOTICE or SALE UNDER DEED or
Trust.

NIrHEUEAs, SEli- o. CHRisTESsEN
w on the 1ith day OF August, 1870. exc
cuicd aud delivered 90 thu salt Lake Valley
Loan hnt Iruat company his certain prumiH'
1ory mole Tor Tue .um of fout thousani dollars,
payable on the 18Th day u Auguat, i-ls. snd 20
secure the payment Of sail noic said Neils q,
Christensen aud his wife Ano H. Christ'usrn,
on said latn day OF August 100. executed and
delivered 20 ~. =. rhlishutY aud irauu 10,
Dyer, trustees II salt Lasc city, Utah. Ger
Salisbury And frauE n Dyer. in trust the fol.
loving dosCrihod promiscs, situai" ALT
Lake uity, sal, Lake county Utah, tu.et,.
Al that part ana parcel OF lot ., Ia block 10,
plat a, -alt l.nko Guy survey. bounded and
described as follows, namely
Commencing at The northeast corner Of said
lot aud running thence south q rods thence
vest ~ rods thence north rods, thence east
. rods thence north . RODS, aud tuCuc0 east
5 rods 20 thr place OF beginning, which uail
lhn county iccnrdtr, ln SAT- Lake county
Utah, on tho eth day of August, islu, aud re-
corded in oooE y Of MORTGAGE pages J.a 20
Whefeas. SAID decd provides thnt In
case OF default In The payment OF said
prumiesury note, tnth on tue hppli-
note, u should be- lawful tor said trustees, their
assigns, or successors iu trust 10 cell and u.H
peas uf sltd promises ut public auction 90 tue
front door OF The County court house, 100 ealt
Nious notice OF such sale by publication once
iu each week Tor four successive weeks Boz amy
newspaper UuNiHNru 100 iNNt NnN 900 HAlN tnNNf
" Ut salt Lake. Utah. And,
Wheruas, The mhErrs NJ said notH have
allied and refused 90 pay tho same and said
note b. nov due and INC same D. wholly unpaid
and
whereas. one Of said trustees, Frank ~.
Over, ID row dead and thU other trustee, o. q.
salisbury, ls absent tom the Territory Of Utah
and
whereas. II BE- provided in sAIi trust coed
that in case NJ the drhtn ut removal from said
county or other inability no act on the part "
satd trustees, the sheriff NJ SAID county shall
10 aud hercbYia appointed and made successor
IN trust In said decd with liko power and
authority a. was yottod a. ahlt trustees aud
the legal holder Of taii note, The fult laLc
Valley ioan and Trust company ,has applied 70
the undersigned sheriff ~ -alt Tale county to
soll the premises under the power conferred
upon mo by SAID deed and for tho purpose OF
satisfying said note,
Now, therefore, pursuant 20 the power IN ne
vested by said trust deed, aud NJ the request Of
tho SAID salt Lake Valley Loan and Irust
COMPANY aforesaid, !, VIM. Mcqueen, shcriH
uf SAT- Lac county, Utah, will, At the front
door OF the county court house Of salt lal0
county Utah, on the let day ~ August, lsl3,
nt tho hour " " M. ~ said date, sell nc public
Nondue Tor cash tue premises hurciuhcfOru aud
IN said decd described, 10 satisfy said note ami
Interest and inc cost OF executing this trust,
including reasonable attorneys fees Tor the
attorney ~ the trustee
Dated salt Lake city. Utah, July llsi, 1879.
WILLIAM MCQUEEN,
sheriff Of SAT- Lake county, Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-03

When anything stands test Of iny
years among n discriminating people
like the Americans, II Is pretty good
evidence that there Il merit some
where. The value Of medicine 10
best proved by It's continued use from
year 10 year by the same per1ous anu
families, NJ well az by n steady in'
orsRaing sale. Few, II any, medicines
have met with SUCH continued sue.
otss anu popularity ne has marked
the Introduction and rogTehs Of
BRANDRETH' lILLs, which, after u
trial Of over h,ty Yeas, are conceded
10 DO the safest anu most elective
purgative and blood purifier Introduced
TO the public.
That this 10 the result OF merit, ahd
that BBANDRETH's FILLS actually
perform ali that Is claimed tor them,
IL conclusively proved by the fact INT
those who regard them with tho great
ct favor are those who have USED
lhom the longest.
BRANDRErH's PILLs are SOD IN
every drug hnd medicine ni0tri elmer
plain or sugar coated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-03
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
uvsJfot Gold q silver Mining s. Milling tt
salt Lake CITY, Utah, July ~, lslA


DgsJfot Gold q silver Mining s. Milling co.,
salt Lake CITY, Utah, July 20, l-.l.
NOTICE n HEREBY GiyEN THAT
~ Ut meeting OF the Hoard ul nifrrtora
uI thU DDaurut NuldN SILVER Mining a Mining
Company, held az salt lake cry, ltah, Thurs
day, June 2lth, 1893, Hu assessment NJ y
mtii- PER SHIRE was levied upuu the capital
HiuCk Of bAid corporation payable on uf before
ThurHdny. August Hlst, lsl1, 10 me Secretary
A. Milton Muasct ~ che oilre oftho Company,
% East. -0usu Temple street. SAT- lhto CITY,
AnV stock uu0u winch such aHHn. aWUrt may
remain unpaid on Huid Ilst day Of August, 49, 3,
wlll bu declared delinquent, and advertised
for sale, anu unless payment u made before,
will be sold NJ the ON of the company hiutr'
sad, az . O'Clock D. IN, on Monday the llth
day of scptumbOr,ls len, AZ public suction 20 inc
highest bidder. % pay the delinquent Assess.
mont together with cost Of advertising and
expense u sale.
AlI stockholdcrs Will be- expected n bring Or
foud their certificates Tor proper endorsement
when assessments are paiI,
a. Mli1ON MussEH,
Ga secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-03
EuTlos no CREDITORS.

Estalo OF Hannah NJ. Armstrong, Deceased,
NToTICE 10 HEREBY GiYEN ny tue
y undersigned standardization OF the ct ITO
of Hannah N, Armstrong, aeccaHcd, 10 tho
CREDITOR OF, aud all persons having clAlms
against the said docunaud, 10 EXHIBIT them with
the necessary vouchers, within four months
after tho urai publication ~ this notice, TO tho
SAID administrator, IN SRI lnke tily m SAT-
/ axe con ~. Mllh7 hEhllNHi
Administrator Of the estate Of Hannah N,
Arms trung. ne CuHcd.
ntted Iuly IA, lsi.