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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-06

R RAIL- MIehael G Garter; Era Nsa 2. n Hath ,
1 I. fFreeila Iiu'' Hasies sfae I schick, JONI
and May Roberts Oh payment Of the
A@ 6sSIs|sss' E ghf laussa Is Elssg ess a Il 3 e 'saa
City CLERK under the corporate seal e
The CITY to James j Simmons on the
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
and disposed al as follows.
Rgso Aledr@ fa Wi the f aaa siaapte hamed
City Clerk for the reason that the same
Michael Nortohs sc Essex street,lst
6. ". ~Journeay, gss Railroad avenue,
NJ. 81 Roach. 745M Jersey avenue,
Themas Walter, aas Railroad venue
VIM. Hamburg, A Jackson avenue,
Richard Dooley Jr., s43 9Th street,
y Andrew Cassidy, 50 Hopkins avenue,
4th district.
BY Alderman Mitchell and adopted.
Resolved. That the COMMITTEES on Public
Grounds and Buildings be apthqrdzed to
Ina sea aig nt to the Lavstofs and retiring
8 in the City Hall which in theft
epinien may be warranted bearing IN
n al the prd dsif ths e t6 osea haildd'nIE 6r VIII pab BE-
bushes after this year.
BY Aldermen nahmann ana na, ad9 9pr The
s' where's 81 ,T Fa1eg essa5i9 and q fel eaiSso e0T wires res
q aae gu aa}oi SIEas'p pr9 81 Tess s ana & Very
detrsmental to the general appearances
Resolved. That the Board of Aldermen
do hereby Respectfully rns aId e s sns Ssaf 70
poies g f Fem9s al TT the sei paSbIie STREETS als of tie
city, and to compel al eornorations nr eo
p pes eaa ana that the Wires belonging ,to
the Fire and Police departments pc e
81 the private corporations which shall
be allowed the use of the public s5reets
81 the city foF the purnpse afe srs and
laying of Conduit for such purposes
prior to the repaying OF any, OF me
or about to be repayed, macadamizea or
covered with asphalt.
By ALDERMAN VermilEe and aaopt ed
luton passed May il, 1885, ordering paid
lighting Fourth Regiment Afmory, April
1880, $lv4, pe anu Inc aAho M AEfSS3
on motion of Alderman vermilye, the
following entitled ordinance was taken
from the table for consideration, VIZ:
"An ordinance to amend an ordinance
to license and regulate Inns and Tavee
ems and Restaurants, and the sale OF
spirituous, yinous; malt and breWed
liquors, passed June II, 1884,
The ordinance was read and eonSldered.
Aldermann DohrmRnn m9Ned .Fhat the
ordinance be again laid upon the table.
The motion was adopted by the fol-
lowing vote. the yeas and nays having
been ordered and taken on theeall Of the
President:
Ayes-Aldermen Calnon. Dohrmann, Gui-
ton, Heritage, Losef, Mccarthy, Witter.
and President Simpson.
Nays-AIdeEmen Mitchell, Ross, YER
miIye and Wilson.
BY Alderman Vermilye:
Resolved, That the concert license
heretefore granted TO Mrs. Emma Gross,
at So Greene street, be revoked.
The resolution was passed by the fol-
loving vote, the yeas and nays having
been ordsred and taken on the call OF
Yeas-Aldermen Dohrmannn, Heritage,
Mccarthy, Mitchell, Ross, Vermilye, VIII
son and President Simpson.
Nays--Aldermen Calnon, Sutton, Lpsei
and. Witter.
on motion of Alderman Mitchell, the
Board then Adjourned:
EDWARD w. WOOLLEY. i
City Clerk.
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teller, James i. Baum received three
votes and was declared appointed to
date May !, 1896. /.
Motion bys Commissioner Mills and
adopted, thatss5when this. board adjonrns
i does s, SO Sso 70 meet on TUESDAY evening,
The Board Their. to9k d recess; upon
Tsassemplngs al fhe members were
AUDITING CLAIMS.
Claims. OF James II, LapeF, 1890; Pat
saS SIek WIzl1ghsbt os ". 81 angs.ss5t t 90! stpfausAs. Z.
Wp6dhouss, $500 and "A. ]. Dean, $142,
having been audited and reported cor
rect, were ordered paid by the following
voter
Yeas-Pressdent Bunnan, Commits
sioners Kern and Mills.
Nays--None.
Absent--None.
On motion, adjourned.
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FIRHMEN'B EXCUSES.
Water Induces a Fight-Esti-
mates for the Fiscal
Year.

At the meeting Of the Fire Beard held
last night, William 2. Diamond, driver
Of tender of engine No. 8, and detailed
TO engine No. u, and James Mcguire,
driver Of tender Of engine Ne. "A, and
detailed to truck No. 8, were on trial
for improper conduct and violation 81
orders at the Memorial parade. They
both left the ranks without permission.
Diamond claimed he was sick and was
compelled to leave his engine.
1.-THE HEATH he said, t'knoeked me out"
To strengthen his case he produced a
Doctors certificate stating that he had
been under treatment for exhaustion
caused by the heat. 1t was no use, he
was found guilty of leaving the ranks
without permission and fined five days
pay.
THIS LADDIE WAS SASSY.
The case OF James Mcguire was, in the
eyes of the Commissioners. more serious
than that of Diamonds. Mcguire left the
ranks of the parade also and could not
find his engine again. He did not appear
at review, and was not to be found until
the engine reached home. He then had a
fight with Rudolph Braun, the ~
n of No. 3 truck.
The defendant was asked If he was in
toxicated. but this was denied and Ma
CURES excuse was that he drank q glass
of ice water which made him sick and ne
was Obliged to leave the parade at Jersey
and Newark avenues. He wa Aned ten
days nay.
President Mills at the ending Of the
trials warned all employees of the de-
partment that the next man brought be-
fore the Board with SUFFICIENT evidence
s. s. PRr as0r. th rs f 81 Wa Mil aaaf Tor IS ene sah Reald
Vo. oT III n E aispH5Hss IN TROUBLE:
Thomas Keogh. OF Engine No. s, and
ana ACTING aa e aaansi asii's 81 Trdes No. !;
alarm Msrs s foe { fhiT wIt ala mlst IL Msy ? %. sf EseS
was fined enc days pay; - rnasno
NJ 25sa ], a sgd aS dsfsI| ssy Z II Hs yISsss Ns; & Y Sis
salary HSs asaals i ss saR a fHfi YEAR.
In compliance with communication from
propriations required by the department.
for the fiscal year Commencing December
/, 1895, the commissioners prepared this
Salaries. !. ). -: :. ..:.......s lsl, se9
N NeHsl9 Fgre Eneine ;:. $50: 3,,5 5Ss
Repairs to Apparatus.. >. 5000
Repairs to Headquarters. =. -. $500
The board included in the estimate for
salaries a SUFFICIENT amount to establish
a fun. paid departnlent, abolishing all
'sbuffaloes," which. in their opinion,
also$to provide for a new engine com
pany in the Marion district. If the
privilege of organizing a full paid de-
partment IS not granted the estimate for
salaries will be reduced to s134s, O5O.
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PRIVATE SECRETARY in HeBoKBN

Under the auspices of the ladies of
Trinity Church, Hoboken, the three act
farce comedy 1.-THE Private Secretary
was presented in Hoboken Quartet Club
Hail last night to a crowded house.
With the exception of Miss Kate A.
Ebbetts, who played one of the minor
parts. the cast was composed of out of
town people. The performance was adj
the work of Mr.. Henry Dewitt. who
played the role of the Private Secre-
tary, and Mrs. Henry 7. Van Pelt, who
Dancing followed the play, but owing
to the warm evening very few remained.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-06

Referred to COMMITTEES on Hospital and
.fFpinting Co, printing minutes,
J. g. News adye rtising, March, $50.
Z g. HERALD advertising, March, 81
HsIefred to on printing ana
: Tf5bos. s. Llis, horseshoeing, May, 1894
Referred to Committee on General
Fiss and Doerr. one bay horse, April,
.Fiss and Deerr, one bay gelding. April,
Referred to the Committee on Purchase
Of R HfTSfS fg aF Ae eHfsF seo5 F Police.
Chief ba SUBJ sabmit t re q s Of the business ness n
ATBITING CLAIMS.
ported Correct BY the committees to
Treasurer for the amounts BY the fol-
Ibswlng or sere;a t and y fakea and nays having
Fis Mi s RfsErl, s1set aga B 81;
Cash received from Sale Of drugs and
board of patients during the month Of
March. 1895, amounting to sS2. 25, and
P presented receipt from City Treasurer.
Warden submitted statistical report of
hospital for thu, month of March.
6tQCfEd SpAEda ot
Hon sBBs esra oi II P EalSiplta doa aRsili I; sssS:
aentlsmgnI most respectfully, submit
for the month ending March !. iss5:ae
Number of patients remaining Mar. !, 81
Number admitted during the month, 125
Number treated during the month, 1872
Number Of patients discharged cured, 70
Number Of patients discharged i'm 90
N ,umnbbs sent to county institutions: 5
Number died. ~. -. -. $50. =. II
l22
Number remaining in hospital April 80
Number Of surgical 'aispensary cases 30
Nhmbsr 81 medical dispensary cases :.
Number e # am adsa49af;en sal GlSIissdd ,7 s
GEORGE o.. OSBORNE.
Superintendent Patrol signal system
submitted report of the Business Of that
Department for quarter ending March
81, 1922.
BBys Prsesident Abernethy and adopted
Whereas, "A great many OF our most
rsspebetea c hdF z e. an natj nierea and ps e 5ali
a~pplication, requested that William Fitz-
henry, late a patrolman of Third Pre-
cinct. dismissed, be restored to his for
Whereas, The said citizens and mer-
chants have given the. said Fitzhenry a
very good character, both as a citizen
and officer.
therefore
Resolved, That the said William Fitz-
iSs5. pa'f9lnan' '9 aa's ''9m ApfA -
By Commissioner West and adopted:
Resolved, That the following. transfers
Of officers are hereby ordered to take
effect Immediately, viz .
precinct to patrol driver in Fourth pre-
cinct. IL.
Patrolman Henry Manning, from 4th
precinct to patrol duty In First precinct.
Patrolman W. g. Scott, from 4th pre-
cihct to 7th precinct.
Patrolman F. W Herring, from 7th
Molten BY commissioner Feeney an
to the call of the Chair.
BY President Alternately and adopted:
Resolved, That 4 warrant Be effe rec
ST. s. ST. in = pa smlsa t 81 s Jos j. 5aHe :: p Per Per
cent. bonds, due April / 1904; 1000 s per
cent. J. 6. bonds due February ], 1905,
and 1000 J. CT per cent bonds due May
|. 1913, for the pension fund Of this
board, to be charged to-, .,0o r.
Pension account, 1889 and 1890. s2 2Ss e. =
PENSION account, 1893 and 1884,. 3,15l sS
Pension account. 1894 and 1885,. 442 81
Total. $4,ssa 81
= 9. ". ROBINSON,
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INDEPENDENCE DAY ATHLETICS.
An Unnsually Attractive Pregramme
10 be Presented by the N. r. A.. G.

~ ~ A-ttE.1thr az rfN :.
In conjunction with all-around cham
plcnships of the A. A.. Y, the New
\ Jersey A. C. will give several open hand
keap events. They will be as follows
yards run; 100 yards hurdle race,
rec feet six-inch hurdles; l mile walk,
ar dicap, and the following bicycle
Fevdnts, open to class A riders
7 Otne mile bicycle race, handicap, and
Poae mile bicycle race, scratch. open to
riders of Bayonne City and Greenyille,
|for those who never won an indiyidual
&pyize in a bicycling contest. Gold, silver
anf ~onze medals will be given to
n third, respectively, in
krt. Entries will close with J.
sullivan, No. 2n Broadway. N. X.
4 on June &c. The medals will be
exhibition at Al. G. Spafding's on June
There will also be a game OF as
!. @6ciaticn football between two Of the
: strongest association teams in America.
Che game Will be called at twelve
Il the Jefferson Football CLUB Of
Ark and the Kearny Rangers of
my. This win be one Of the best
Association games ever witnessed at
Bayonne City.
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A CLUB HOUSE THIS FALL.
St. Peters Sodality Close a Success
full Performance

"The Rivals was presented for the
last time in St. Peters College Hall on
Grand street last night by the members
of ST. Peters Sodality Lyceum. The
production has been a success financially.
Several contributions have been received
from persons interested in the plan Of
the Lyceum to build a clubhouse. 1t IS
expected to have a sufficient sum on
nand this fall to begin work On the pro-
posed clubhouse.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-06
LADIES QUARREL oVBR TIE a. ?. A

Mary Riley and Ethel Scott reside at
No. 1872 Seventh street. They quarrel fire.
quently. Yesterday Mrs. Riley called
Mrs. Scott the wife of an A. r A That
was a signal for q light in which Mrs.
Scott was worsted. She caused Mrs.
Riley,s arrest, who made 4 counter
charge. Justice Ppt1s fined both women
81 and costs of court this morning.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-06

municate with their Secretary, Richard
Cummings, No. ls Woodward street,
The st. Luey's. Lyeeum team of this
city has a number Of open dates and
all out of town Catholic organizations
offering a suitable guarantees.
There has been a change in the man
ball committee, and w. j.. Eurrie is no
longer connected with the team In any
otfieial capacity. An communieations,
sent to John p. Krebs, chairman of the
baseball committee, Bayonne City.
xesterday's Lsagpe games resulted as As
Cincinnati, 6; Brooklyn 4. Pittsburg, 4;
Boston, g.. Baltimore, 6; Chicago, q. ST.
Louis. 70: Philadelphia, 2. At Washing
ton-Rain.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-06
THE TAMBoURINE WeRK-BoX

A novel work box can be made by
lining the bottom Of a ~tambourine with
quilted satin Of any desirable shade,
while between the metal clappers are
spools, thimhles. wax. etc. IF desired,
a. second tambourine a Size larger may
be Converted into a Yover by lining 1t
With Satin rihbon across 1t "A such a way
as to form Compartments for scissors,
or needles, and other ~necesslares
Of q SEWING outit.-Excthange;
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

Estate of William Morgan, deceased; Samuel
Morgan and William H.. Morgan, two of the
executors Of William Morgan; Deceased, by
dated May Goth, 1894, hereby gives notice
to the creditors Of said d@seedent to bring
the Estate Of said decedent, under oath or
Affirmation. within nine months from the date
Of said order, or they Will be forever barred
II any action therefor against said executors.
SAMUEL MORGAN,
WILLIAM H. MORGAN.
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$1,000 [-sHas-eN
POLICE Goa Mission ERs.
(Omcial Proceedings.)

lice Go;mmissioaeTfs. held in First Grim,
inal Court Room. Monday, April Is, 1855.
Presept-All the members.
Minutes Of last meeting approved as
printed.
The Board on motion proceeded with
Eldaals ns Of officers ahesasraa gains IN do,, whom charge
Patrolman Frank Bennett. First pre-
einot: three charges. one Of neglect : Of
ana Of 0a ass Of not Wi p5onsrl iea patrolling' and
cih RatF9 sharge fagmas o s'a dnfy. A4fss pre-
Patsolman Edward HHaErigan. First
aiPhs atrol e ch sFgak a aslly 6f R Reglset PFC 81
duty and one IF net properly Lpsatrolling:
Sergeant Patrick Malone. First pre-
2inet. thres ,cfargss Ct making false en-
and testimony IN each case, retired for
elaboration, and on assembling sentenced
s shs sesa Is t o G1lIassfs P fasf 9srs F FganR
md sentehesdte Sc fnsa fan days Ray;
sailty ana sentenced to be fined three
f8oaagnad eallty ana seafenced e be aned
On second. Patrolman Eliazer Losey,
fouund, not guilty ana charge was dis
Sergeant Patrick Malone. found guilty
reduced 10 the ran Of patrolman.
PRESENTATION OF CoMMUNICA-
TIoNs AND PETITIONS.
semmpnieati9ns. etc, received and dis
coommunieafion from Chief of Police
requesting to have seven additional
patrol signal in the service, viz: three
In First precinct, two IN Second and N
Rsfefrsd to Committee on Maintenance
of Signal System.
W ss%~ag5aat BaIrd fr0m Bta Phtss1m ssad AeEfm
one years and was ffty-tWo Years old.
Referred to the Committee of the
Whole.
PRESENTATION OF eLA4MS.
Claims were presented and referred to
Hoboken Goal Cd, coal to Third pre-
sinet; March. $50; Holmss & Cogan seal
t. Fifth precinct, February ana March
Keferred to the COMMITTEE on Fuel;
Wsgshsefh, iced "a department.. April,
Keferred to Committee on Feed of
precinet, March s5I.6e; GharIes o,Neill,
meals Is ass e 81 !, prisoners. Fourth precinct
Referred to Committee on Feed Of
/ Lanarlne, supplies, March, 1895,
1881: +. B. Jones s 60; Supplies. March;
81 Eo,1 Asw9 Saeein Missi narek k.ns q: fbs g0 Sl f
ISL s ~ to ! Massa. fssg, SIS s9:s' IONS peeem0er'
Referred to COMMITTEE ON supplses for
anMa u H "a nafflsa, f Rabruarn nfs s4spps sss'ne'
R. Fl. Weaver, awnings, H~eadquarters.
eeurthss az aat 4 and seventh precincts,
Henry artheh, repairs to harness. third
pracinct, january to March. 1899. $9.S.
!. y Il: j. TTsleplhonses Co spplies to
Signal SYSTEM. March. S75; The Cams
to Committee on Maintenance Of Signal
,,aas sN Maaas. s ri. 4 5mpt. Co, gas in Sta
Ths United Gas ,Impt, Co, gas in
= 4 81 h 5aS Is Light Co, 2 lights, LIST
]. Electric Light Co, ! light. "a Pet.
Rsfsfrsa to Committee on Lighting
December Il; R Y aare Ssp 81. 81 + i. Ambulance
r r. Jones s Co., supplies to Hospi-
Anderson Bros, repairs at Hospital,
yanas l5ssk 81, \ 4 Sons. lumber to Hospi-
A 4 aEsss' H ssa z ct ssds Se'' r. Ns y aa's IT :,
ss aIasss III s|SSv!|ssss so Machine ce,.ena ma
s SMsss, suppees 70 Hospital,
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SAB END 70 4 TRIP.
Mrs. Hoetzel Suddenly Expirds On a
HQboken Pier.

Mrs. Louisa Hoetzel, 60 years old, came
from San Francisco to Hoboken and
secured passage ON board the steam
ship HaYel, bound for Bremen. She
was accompanied by her husband, and
they were taking the trip for pleasure
During the hustle on the pier. this morn
ing Mrs. Hoetzel became exclted and
was seized with an attack Of heart dis
ease. A physician was summoned, but
before he arrived the woman was dead.
Coroner Yolk took charge of the re-
mains.
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TURN OF THE WHEEL.
wheeImsn Indignant Mt The Action
OF the Il. A. w. in JobuaOnss. Case.

An unusual display of feeling has
been brought about by the transferring
of John S. johnson into the professional
ranks by the League Of American Wheel
men Racing Board. Many of the Glass 3
men use words that would not look well
in print in expressing their opinions on
racing matters in general and Chairman
Gideon in particular. Others who are not
racing men say that the action Of the
Board was timely and wise. johnson
strikes U.S. says the american cyclist."
.as being no more of q professional in
reality than are two-thirds of his former
Class 3 associates We fanccyy that not e
could. accconlnt for inc prizes they have
which would Justify ALLOWING them to re-
main In the annateur ranks. Johnson, aez.
cordfng to reasonable Interpretation OF
The rules. appears e be 70 worse thar
selected him, and he is now out 81. it.
4she course of the Beard Is DOUBTLESS
this great record breaker and star rider
VIII nc longer intensity PUBLIC interest
IN the principal tournaments.
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"DANTBsg MAKE gHBIR DEBUT.

The "Dantes.s q newly organized
dramatic organization, presented last
night. in Hasbrouck Hail, .'Of to the
War" The proceeds were to be used to
furnish Company BIS room at the Ar
mory The actors made the most of
poorly written parts.
DANCING followed the entertainment.
The music was furnished by Professor
r. T. Cranmer.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-06
NOTICE TO eREpITeRs.

Estate of Ann conlon, deceased William J.
Moran, executor Of Ann coniqn, deceased by
dated April ID, 1895. hereby gives Rotice 70 the
creditors q said dec oga e bripg n n e shsls
Of said decedenf, under cath Or affirmation
within ming months a1.A fF9m the sa asss e e ss =
action therefor against said executor:
LLIAM ]. M0RAH.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-06
MR.. sFARIN's EXCURSION FOR VETS

The seventeenth annual complimentary
water excursion BY Mr.. John H. starin
to the Union Veteran Soldiers and Sail
ors and their families takes place on
June IA this year. The excursionists
Will go to Oakdale Park on the Hudson.
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JOHN
ERNEST J.. LB9NARP.
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

Estate of Mary Mcintyre or MeBntire, de.
s Ms5s Me RhIIIR q F; M haHsfE; a aaeaassd. So or er
der of the Surrogate of Hudson County, dated
May 24th, 1895. hereby gives notice to the
debts, demands and claims against the estate
of said decedent, under oath OF Affirmation;
within nine months from the dale of said
order. or they wiz be forever barred Of any
action therefor against So administrator
PHILIP 2. IOWERY.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Nancy Warner, deceased; Arabella
executrices of Nancy Warner; deceased, BY
order Of the Surrogate, Of Hudson County,
the creditors Of said decedent to bring in
their debts. demands and claims against the
estate Of said decedent. under oath or afIr1na-
ton, within nine months from the date Of
said order. or they will be forever barred
OF any action therefor against said executrlees.
ARABELLA COLVTLLE,
DIIGAN.
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NOTICE no cREpIToRs.

Estate Of Franz CHASER. deceased; Anna
CHASER. executfix of Franz CHASER. deceased. by
dated May 2lth. 1895, hereby gives notice to
the creditors Of said deeedent TO bring in
their debts, ,dsmands and claims against the
estate OF said decedent, Under oath, On amrnaa-
ton, Within nine months from the date OF
saiu' order or they Will be forever barred OF
any action therefor against said exeeutrix.
ANNA GLASEK-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-06
SOMETHING TO KNOW.

The white of an egg IS one Of the most
efficient remedies for a burn or a scald,
excluding the ar al. once and affording
several poisons. taken Internally, espe-
cia1lly those Of e6rrosiYa nAtdre.-Ex-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-06
COM KAISER DIDN'T APPOINT HIM

BENJAMIN Hallett, who was appointed
an extra clerk to assist Clerk Bouton by
the Street and Water Commissioners
last night, is not a Kaiser appointment.
Mr.. Hallett Is President BroWn's son-in-
law His salary is 500 q month.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Lewis Demmerling, deceased, Al
merling. deceased, by order of the Deputy
Surrogate Of Hudson county dated May y:
said decedent to bring in their debts. demands
and claims against the estate Of said De.
months from the date of said order, or they
will be forever barred Of any action therefor
s@ ALFRED B. DAYTON.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-06
NOTICE 70 cREplToRs.

Estate of Margaret Flanagan, deceased:
James R.. Bowen, administrator Of Margaret
Flanagan. deceased. by order of the Deputy
Surrogate of Hudson County. dated April
2Gth, 1895, hereby gives notice to the creditors
Of said decedeht to bring in their debts, de.
manas ana claims against the estate Of said
decedent, 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 administrator.
JAMES r. BOWEN.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-06
NOTICE re eREpIFoRs.

Estate, of Hannah n. Hall deceased; Dyd-
ceased, by order of the Deputy Surrogate of
Hudson County, dated April 1ssh, 1922 hereby
"a bring in their debts. demands and. claims
against the estate Of said %decedent, under oath
date OF said order. or they Will he forever
barred of any action therefor against said
executor.
DUDLEY HALL
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NOTICE TO e-RRpIFeRs.

Estate of Jane A. Andrews, deceased; John
Dryden and Ernest J. Leonard, admlnistra-
der of the Surrogate Of Hudson County, dated
April 18th. 1895, hereby gives notice to the
debts, demands and claims against the es-
tate Of said d%ecedent. Under cath or afirma-
Of said order, or they will be forever barred
Of any action therefor against said adminis-
JOHN DRYDEN.
ERNEST J.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-06
WATgR BOARD ESTIMATE LARGGR

The Street and Water Commissioners
are hard at work preparing their csti-
mate for the ensuing year.
It will probably be larger than last
wears.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-06
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

Estate of Samuel cesgr9ye, deceased;
George b. Cosgrove, one of the executors OF
Samuel CosgroYe, deceased, by order Of the
Deputy Surrogate, of Hudson County, dated
April 18th, 1895, hereby gives notice to the
creditors Of said decedent to bring in their
debts. demands and claims against the estate
within nine months from the date OF said or
der, or they" viii be forever barred OF any
- GEORGE E. COSGROYE