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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-05
Tobacco. Are Adyanc,nr.

Al KINGS Of pln,t ara OF cheap smoking
schaecos are advancing materially n. IN.
res;nt o. the frost. which cut the Kan.
Tuck greg decidedly short. II is experto,
ma. TIE advances later will 10 even
ierSer tear the present as surIiits st,.,L.
wsit tTysn dksapg,esnr The Drumrnors ~
rucsn company has tust given notice ma,
lis fcfs@sNee plug VIII b. advanced :
cwhts per pound on October o Similar rs,
trrars thts month Aaap'
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New York. October 4--Atwooa Violet,
lockwood 4 CO. say OF cotton. Tho bet.
ter market today was produced rarity BY
Improvement az Liverpool ard a decided
tAIiing on IN the port movement as com
paref With last year. The shorts have
rccently souHd that the lone interest. car.
riea down from about cents 10 eurren,
prizes, has pretty well Determined to see
ever further decline than so tar real.
sEs.t some buying Tor investment account
= src~ sDs, and tnts has helped 10 some
Nsaat enthSc tse iocaI sediment the bulls
oetng now IN the majority This eauld
,s2e nave Deco said for some weeks rasf.
ne short side seems 20 have squeezed
out % me market pretty well AL thai
zion. II Will now be IN turn Tor the latte
. resaprocate these attentions. AMI All
s.ait = needed - some general buying 90
pat tne market In good shape We sim
ant-se buying cation on easy r-e-so1s
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COTTON SEED PROJECTS.

=. o. B. mai Texas interior points. ac-
corr.ng to location.
Pr NE crude oil. looee.---.. Is q 1914
Refined butter oil. loose.. 5t-n 4
Prime summer yellow OIL. islzn ~
Shor, Ton.
Primo cotton seed cake. .$i3 20 ga 80
Prime cotton seed uleal...... IL % ala -
Lknters per uso,rri ........-. Tan ~
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LIVE STOCK.
HOrsrON.

The local market has been well supplied
with cattle recently. but the demand Is
good and all offerings find q ready sale.
Hogs are In good request az quotations
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Apples Are Higher

Apples nave advanced atsyf, 20 cont,
PER barrel IN the last two or thre. aav.
.rf the tendency is stlIl upward r1oc,t
osaiers ars now uuotlnss chnsce Va fenc,.
.tocN AZ s3o6f75.sA against 81 jSsfs n Z
sew Gays ago The United States sron
= Snort Tbs Year. and many large deaisrs
- Assscrrf and Arkansas are storIns maj,
ssock ara refuse 10 sell at present T,rsr..
sive dotsars barred IS predicted for ara
iceas selling price by Chr.atmas.
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New Goods
IN Car Lots.

California Canned coods e..
80 S2nned Goods and other rcoS.
y nefore the advance In prics:
fssr1ss s ~ on the cut rates 81
- by anything u sssf
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sides 57s. Ba con-Clear HI
Hans-ChoEee sugar cured r.
fee-RSo. o,iSnary TO ior. n
Flour steady: extra fancy F
euts 5.d0I5.1a. Corn meal r
Bran quiet; 81, Hay easier Z
G1l.oo o1oice u. 0Sdl5. 20. Coal
Q white. 5TTS; yellow %. Gas I
2 SAGA ed e5a2G2s. Rice frr; I
coed, iif4Es.
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Kansas City. October An
lower. No. 1 hard Slitlsih; n
No. 2 red sSi91s9; No. J spfiat
Elfc lower, weak: No. . MI
Oats fairly active. generally N
white isSI21ia. Rye steady. Nil
IA riy active, about steady:sI
ny 500: choice prairie 6-W,
Wheat $4,000, corn 1900, oztsl
r1srt+Wheat ffsi 30. corn M
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Houston spot auotation.


The New Orleans spot market closed
steady and unchanged
GOV ot.aa-rf-- -. ..aalins.. 8
Jf1iuiFF ------ tieo@ s.ddliEs. 81
Pood 9rainscy-- ~ i4iddlla. fair pa
Low aGcIa. ll-Isl-Al -. 1880
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DRIED rnuiTs AND N1rrs

ApPLEs--Faney sliced. in ooxes,
sac; fancy evaporated IN bulk, iOp-lb bar
rels, size, ss-lh boxes. sssGsa.e: 4s-lb car
APRicoTs-s,sc per 40 loose; iosse in /.
cuRRANTs- bills, &C.: cleaned cur.
rants; n boxes, &c: In l-le cartons, nc.
FEAgd Err f-vaporated. anpeeicd. SAC
PElRs-sc per II.
RAtSiNs- California crown l. L.
boxes si.ssssi 70: Z. eax L, l. raislrs, sac: !
crown l.. " 50 10 boxes, s, -
zsNUN FiS--1,aiigurnia So-oss. ~. sa-n.
&c; 1e-s,s. &c: so-isss, 5aSlsc
NuTs-Brazh isIiie per 10; niberts. Sic.
fly iiGliisc. Naples, iai<e; walnu,s. iieIs..
peanuts, 5,s5sSsc; almonds. Tarager,a. ites
lsc per ID, IN sacks; pecans. sasiac.
GRAIS AND HAY.
Carload lot7. Job cars. from rnIlls: deal.
ers charge from store s1l0c more per ~,
lbs on bran, 2IJc per bgsAel Oh oats ana
corn ana iogisc par loo los on hay.
CHOPPED CORN-scc per 100 rb.s
CoRN-No- : sacked. CO.'S; on ezra Is
CHOPPED oATs-7sgsec per 100 los.
OATS-Texas gsi-4fg7c.
WHEAT SEIoRTls-sor.
WHEAT SCREENENIiS-7oc psr hs~hsi
HAf-Aifaifa, sig. SNs3 loo per ton; mile;
/ 20,
coTToNsEEp rRopucrs-Ms., 49,.
s s Ni."oiso per ton: hulis $40 per
SORGHUM sEED-SToc Der banheI.
RYE sEEp--soc per bashef.
PAINTS AND OILS.
oIl--Linsecd, In bills. raw ,sc. ballad
ste Petroleum. water white. 80 test \,
nois' nS N cases, u-ss. pssnae white. ia
tss,' N onis. lsc; IN cases. Sss BriiItar,
OIL. N.7s; IN eels, he. stove gasoline N
sss WIG; IN Dds. ltc. Eupton OH In
oois. nc; IN cases. S1l0: castor oil r,.a -
icai psrs, 81 T.. castor ell, commercial. ssisc
WHITE LEkp-Strictiy n,,rs ss,-,,
standard white lead. &c. ea'se'
WIRE AND NAILS.
quotations are on small lots. soac,.,
prtces on carloads: SP-Ssai
BARRED WlFsE-Glldden. gal q "A
~ ;fs -, WsS =. e higher than Gi,aden
ssace., ied- III and ISL. Sc, I'd ara a. az, az.
- ana ID. ~; I'd I'D Sd. SOC. "a e. - :,
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CANNED FRuTT-Per toxsns S.rawbsr
r'es. tic@si.G6; pireapptes. stAnd4r1, 81 i%ls
( ls0s efeless and ccrelsss. 1850. se'1un1s, -
G36et pears. standard as41etc Clipper
I Bartlett pears. 10. iloGIt %. 10. 81 slGs
fss. peaches GtarSsrd. ID. 81 log IS sue
otress, III. sggacr h STANDARD. g. Soc 10.
~ pfc peaches. Tsc7sas J u pse peaches.
sGsoc: hlack5srries. ssEs7or: Ia STANDARD
apries, I5qTs5c
CALtFoRStA CANNED FRUITS ~
s5ardard sools. ~ u caaz: Peaches. 81 -
miAo rsr dozen. apricdts- q. IS. P.s'Ars.
81 BHLS0 sg- plums. 81 7NBti3 rre@H
C2&ss II 3fHft 50. asckartnss 81 .aapi 10 :
grapes, 81 h393ta5 white cherrtss g. NO
.; black cherr-si s40e; <ooseoerrses sLG
CANNED VEGETABLES - Marro~.lt
peass safas0c Lima beans, AcGslb0'
string heEns al6sTr.e cara, 5scs.sI %, r1n7-i p
toes. : TO- 7aGs75s. seconds $40 5 lo. Afy
sac, ret kidney beans. 10. sQq@tc
CANNED MEATS AND E-IStf-RaasE
beef, % . j6st 10 E ~ i7fdYel5 | .
corred hces : 50Een. 81 G1dfi 90 B " lgoctI
tongue, | sczer. = $50 o., FrsrEtprt sau-
wages. 10. 81 IS. Vleurss sagsa Sc, =. 70.
Nao4iis, Il 10 ps,,71 hEr', doze 2.
&c. =. 10 p0tted haE. : 34ze7. 81 - Z
10 devglsd ham, 4oJcG, SU11c. = Va tsv-
lied Fam. . dozen. y t ,artncs, Amer
lean, qlarts-s, use . osa.ib, mustard.
RAVES. y tins, F11N02 -. so ,tnau. Alaska
as4ieH steel Head Columbia River tl-eDs
LIS; fancy Columbia Hive- 81. ta0 20.
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New York. October i.-WAA3
~ go; exports sS.75f. spot IN
opened steady on cables. 6rptSl
de. rain reports and lsquidan1
covered on large export saieR
covering. closing strong at ~
vance; No. . red October ci1I
cernber so7sGa2; closed SEX. 4
dull.
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New York spots.

The New York spot market closed
9aleC and unchanged.
soae 9rt.aafr - sooi m,sfAG-. 6k
low "a 14+H- l.IS y liu. thIr - SIG
A-...n. -.--- ~ "a. >. -. Is.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-05

Chicago advices by private 1
W Hunter & Co. gave cufS al
wheat !, lower at sau.. Puts te|
whea; sold DOWN from OK II
closed at $50. Calls sold deq
TO siTs ard the crowd gerefo
a lower market tomorrow. q
ecmb4r corn sold az 3E ~
~ n. ssis 20 SAL Va
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CompnratIve spot Market..

The following arr the ctos.r quotations
for cotton on ;he spot TO-DAY al the leading
markets. together with the closing Of MD
okng yesterday. WIKI Ioday's sales
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-05

New York October t-The week opene,,
unaer restrictions. TIE occurrences Of ,.,.
0,ner Jewasn holiday Wednesday. with
the consequent assurance thar the Usss
WI, De nrakca one seems 10 have ,e.
both sellers ard buyers . rest on their
oars The tradinx today was ou,e. IN
nnsasiy 81 linss. Prints were quiet. BUT
And fAhetcs ana dress Eoods arsshs ., wssr
Aeeos ~ ne sstuatiou. though ne "a.
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Reported for The Post by A. p. Norman
i've stock commission merchant
Besyes-
Choice, Der 10. gross.... $40
Common, Ger ID. srcss.... 2b.1 q,
Cows
Cho,ce. Der 10 gross 9i-H "a
Common. per ID. zroSs-...... o p.
TearitlgS-
Cho.ce, per 10. gross. e1.n
Common. per ID. gross.-..... 2t.a q,
Calves
Choice, uer ID. gr5ss... 3I49
Common, per 10. gr0ss....... o 3A
SHEEP
Choice Ter 10. gross. ...... SIC
Common GER heaf.-......... 81 80 q 90
This This This Las;
Day WesE- Year. Year.
Bseves ana cows. "a IS e5s >
Calves aad year
tings -. rs lsa 1sS rs
Sheep ...... ...... 1910 80
Hogs -..-.-. ..-..- Of. 1S =
Choice cattle in fair demand; over
stocked with calves and sheep.
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New York, October t.--'Thcre was steady
ana 'reesy active niArke, for cotton. with
prices ss3 points higher on tho near
months on the tirst call. while the later
rnbsr'ths were unchanged. After asz.ns on
ins points there was a general advance
on socsd covering. followed BY improved
cables and reports q frost ia parts ~
she cotton belt. Al the best polnt the
T1.srNet seowei an advance Of saiIo points.
nsss Va ntt.e or no outside suectilatior.
Cd ms tnat the quarantine would BE- raise,
a, mississippi and Texas paints
rne maTkst advaneea SHARPLY jus, be.
shorts ard closed firth al q ,,e7 $500. soas
Oh !aS points. retas sales IN so blles
New York. Octo0er 4.--Cpltoa sees a.,
az sla Ia prime crude lagia; p-srsc yellow,
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$4,000 - 49,. s-,Ysr~ N SnS qor>ssoo
SSeSs.s "A r.SsScf..
@Ssf1rrrTff,w p,w1~< p~- kew 49,
1872 49, = 2; rsr Es.. 49,,
80 -. .sSrR - n Ma "A "a
rESr Fsrvr$ sk.ssr rfssr' In saeks
-. s-Sr,fsrr IT, b,red i<c hsT6eF.
f-nts~ erlSll1sr- No. vorS sarf
l.r,s.s ~s1%@-r. So f.sr h..-~xr. 1900
- n ri E,s r. rtrsr4 f,rs y q
1Srs1rrr - r,aivssfoa- Crnpbsr snip
. nu1Sc1 ~ - 80 n 10 49,.
eat: sass ~ 81 vi p. -
:, zTss.fr 49, fr,ss-- s-,r,s - -w4r1v -.
s~.i- =. Sf-s~r- tf~e = u~r hsr-st1.
- ysfs
%Ivr,v- artek wrspc~1. bass u Gan
~ y =. - -. ~ S-.-.., s,rss =. 1890 $50
Va Rsr y. 49, go. - - a.
CuFFs ,,zr,ns. - -s.,.... ,,sstsr. s., ~
T. T-,a,a a.. -
ssw u $500 ,su ~ - 80 ~ X
- 80 "a \ $50, ~. go, g., "a $50 -
= ~ "a ssA-sus = $500 N'r eA1-"' -
~ Ssr., 49,, ,r,~- ~,s.r VIZ. a, "a.
A-g y, r.-s.a - 80 49,. 80. M -
- 10y. $780, so,.se pass1s, 49, -
= ~ ~, - ~ "a . q - ~
49,. Ios 49,, lpsf l.cAst go.
s1srss 800 =. srr,y .aS ~. vs 49,.
$500 nour "a oarres l5c An9ys Sucks
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Liverpool spots.

Demand improving. prices firm and IN
changed. sales le9QD bales. Of which 1870
were American. imports 600 all Amert-
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Marset steady good beef cattle. calves
ard yearIaugs IN light supply. hogs dull
and weak; good sheep in demand
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NEW ORLEANS

Reported for The pos1 caily exeso,
Thursdays and Sundays by Albert Mont
Somery & Co utmitedJ. live stock com
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MID Mid.
Tone. To-Day Sat'y. !Sales
Daily Interior Movement.


steady 49,
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GALVESTON.

Reported for The Post by A. p. Norman
live stock commission merchant
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-11-01
POUNDING THE PINS.
Andy WrIghtss Good Work In North
Hudson.

Andy Wright of the Mantle Wheelmen
was prominent as a bowler Saturday
night in the games OF the North Hudson
tournament on Haas alleys and succeed
ed in winning from two of the North
Hudson cracks. Wright rolled high
scores and won two of the three series
rolled. The third was won by Schaffer,
whose work was fine. Klahre and Schaf-
fer were contestants in the first series.
Fou games were rolled, Schaffer won
the first. third and fourth. His high
score was 1888 in the third game, and his
average 1872. Wright rolled in better form
than ever against Klahre. He moved
the pins down in fine style and made the
most difficult spares. He won three
straight games. scored 202 points in the
third and made an average of 1874. In
the third series Wright won, defeating
Schaffer three games in four. His best
score was 1913 and his average 1859. The
scores follow
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-11-01

ent time been always open to the public,
but from now on no one will be admitted
to the Oval while the champions practice,
will take the entire team, with a number
of substitutes. trainers, coachers and rub
bers. out in the country, where the team
can practice signals, plays. ETC., without
in any way. The place the team will go
to will remain a secret until the team
reach their destination. A feature of the
trip will be long cross country runs for
the candidates, and that they will be in
fair condition for the battle of their lives
goes without saying. AS both teams are
composed entirely of ex-collegian play
ers, and owing to the fact that there are
no games of any Importance to be played
in the vicinity OF New York on Election
Day. the Oval will undoubtedly resemble
the Thanksgiving Day game of Yale and
Princeton
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-11-01
FUNCTION OF THE JEW.
Or. Mendes Defends Hi Race In h
NJ. A.. Reyievv

In England and America, two parties
have sprung up of some significance; the
one is Young Anglo-Jewish,', the other
is Young American jewish The
former is called 1.-The MISUNDERSTANDING
indicative of sacrifice. energy, effort for
the preservation of Judaism's hottest in
~terests; the latter is called THE Judeans''
indicative of Identification with
of the brainiest young men; and where
youth moves. especially youth animated
by high ideals, much may be expected.
Here. then, we find organized in every
way the race which has given in our own
day such brains in craftsmanship as
Beaconsfield to England, Cremieux to
France, Lasker to Germany, Rothschild
In finance, Hirsch in enterprise, Jesse1 in
jurisprudence, Sylvester in mathematics
And this race existed, organized, vivific,
ages before the great nations of today
had birth. Its great temple was built, its
psalmists had sung its prophets had
preached noble ideals before Remus leap
ed the walls of Rome, and before the
Olympian games were ever contested. 1t
has been subjected to treatment enough
to crush the life out of any nation not
endowed with more than human at
tributes. It lives today. not at all de-
ever If youth means strength, energy,
and wild, impetuous love for what is good
and beautiful, 1t Is stronger than ever.
Shall there be, can there be, no future
for. such q race? There must be. And if
the chief theatre Of this future shall be
Palestine. and in that future .'all the
families of earth shall be bleSsed,v what
will it be but the fulillment Of the old
promise to Abraham?
Italy has been reborn. Old France died
than of wore, England exists anew graaf-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-11-01

In the games OWED by the Letter Car
riers Saturday night on Fred Henns al
leys excitement ran high. In the lead
ing gam one pin split the teams at the
end. Score
Team No. HCrawford, ISL; Stock, 10;
Jackson, 159; Herke, 1872; Biggane, LAG. To
tai. 1888.
Team No. 2-Evans, $50: Galway, 176;
Mannion, 147; Nealis, al; Wilson, las. To
tai, 7S9.
In their weekly games on Schroeter's
alleys, the Lady Washingtons had a great
time at their meeting Saturday night.
They entertained their gentlemen friends,
and the feature was the prize bowling.
The prize winners were.-
Mrs. A. Dieckmann, Mrs. E. Roede, Mrs.
L. Ludwig, Mrs. w. Elliott, Mrs. w.
Brede, MI: A. Dieckmann, Mr.. =; Rott-
mann. The medal was won by Mrs. E..
Roede. The best scores were: Mrs. Th.i
Kroeneke. 1876; Mrs. William Meyer, 107;
Mrs. F.. Hefner, 10S; Mrs. w. Brede, 156;
Mrs. ". Elliott, 1s2; Mrs. 2. Roede, 157;;
Mrs. w. Rede, 119; Mrs. A. Dieckmann,
100; Mrs. G. Lime, 107; Mrs. L. Ludwig,
IA; Mrs. P. Enwright. So; Miss E.. Raj
eigh, 1874; Miss b.. Raleigh, SO; Miss NJ.
Enright, 90; Miss 7. Morgan, 50; Mr.. TIL.
Kroencke. SO; A. D~ieckmann. ISL; F. Hef-
ner, 1903; William Meyer. 12S; I. Rottmann,
l6S; G. Hankens, 10; w. Elliott, 10s; Mr..
M. Enright. 149.
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NOTICES

NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF ].
LESTER WELLS. deeeaSedss Philemon Wood
ruff executor of J. Lester Wells, deceased, by
order Of the Surrogate of Hudson County.
dated September 2gth, 1897, hereby gives no
fire to the creditors Of said decedent to bring
in their debts, demands and claims against
The estate of said decedent, under oath or
afhrmatien, within nine, months from the da{e
Of said order, or they viii be forever barred
ofs any action therefor against said executor.
PHILEMON MOODRUEF.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-11-01

NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF
WILLIAM III. Kennel, deceased; lmogeR
Kenzel. Edwin R. Kennel and Florence NJ.
Kenzel, executors of William II. Kennel, de-
ceased. BY order of. the Surrogate of Hudson
County, dated September 9th, 1897. hereby
give notice to the creditors of said decedent
to bring in their debts, demands and claims
against the estate of said deeedent, under
oath or affirmation, within nine months. from
the date of said order. or they will be forever
barred of any action therefor against said ex-
ecutors. IMOGEN Kennel
EDWIN r. KENZEL
FLORENCE NJ. KENNEL
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-11-01
Local Football Game. Tomorrow.
peLeon Stunned I'D Now Rrnnswick

Carlos DeLeon the member Of the Acme
Wheelmen of this city, who started
Saturday to ride to Washington, D. c..
from the City Hall, in New York, inside
of twenty-seven hours, gave up the task
at New Brunswick on account of a chill
which siezed the rider at Perth Amboy.
He will try again this week. He reached
New Brunswick on schedule time.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-11-01

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT NOTICE IS
hereby given that the account Of the sub
scriber, administrator of the estate Of Thomas
SummerGeld, deceased. will be audited and
stated by the Surrogate of the County of Hud-
son, and reported for settlement on Friday
the 18th day of December next.
Dated october IA, A. ID. 1897.
MARSHALL VAN 'WINKLH
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-11-01

NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF
SARAH NEwKIRK, deceased; George II.
Newkfrk, administrator of Sarah Newkirk. de-
ceased, by order of the Surrogate of Hudson
County. dated September 18th, 1897, hereby
gives notice to the creditors of said d~ecedent
to bring in their debts, demands ana CLAIMS
against the estate of said dscedent, under
oath or affirmation, Within nine months from
the date of said order, or they will be forever
barred OF any action therefor against SAID ad-
ministrator. GEORGE H.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-11-01
Championship Rifle Competition.

Armbruster's Schuetzen Park, Green
Vile, will be the scene of some brilliant
work with the rifle tomorrow. The an
nual tournament to decide the national
championship of America will be shot off
on the 200-yard range, each contestant to
fire 100 shots in order to qualify. Marks
men from every club in this section will
be present.
Local Football Games Tomorrow.
The New Jersey Athletic Club will line
up against the -Dreadnaught A. C. of New
York at Bergen Point tomorrow after
non.
The game on the Pacific A. c. ground
tomorrow afternoon will be between the
Catholic Club n Seton Hall teams, and
will be for the benefit of All Saints Ly-
ceulna These teams are rivals, having
played early in the season, Seton Hall
winning by a score of 6 to o.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT-NOTICE
is hereby given that the final account
of the subscriber. assignee of the estate
of John ID. P. Mount, an insolvent debtor,
will be audited and stated by the Surro-
gate of the County of Hudson, and re-
ported for settlement on Friday, the gath
day of December next
Dated October 10. A. d. 1897.
EDWIN MANNERS.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-11-01

NOTICE. TO cREDfrORS-ESTATE OF JOHN
r. deceased Edla ]. McFher-
son. executrix OF John r. MCPHERSON, deceased.
by order OF the Surrogate of Hudson County,
dated October 18Th, 1Sg7. hereby gives notice
to the creditors of said decedent to bring in
their debts, demands and claims against the
estate Of said decedent, under oath or aftirnla-
tion. within nine months from the date Of
said order, or they will be forever barred OF
any action therefor against said executrix-
OLA ]. MCPHERSON.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-11-01

NOTICE TO CREDTToRS-ESTATE OF WILL
IAN A.. STILES, deceased; Edmund H
Dayey, executor of William A. Stiles, de-
ceased, by order OF the Surrogate of Hudson
County. dated October 18th, 1897, hereby gives
notics to the creditors of said decedent to
bring in their debts. demands and claims
AGAINST the estate of said d~ecedent. under
oath or affirmation, within nine months from
the date of said order, or they will be for
ever barred of any action therefor against
said executor. EDMUND H. DAvEY.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-11-01

And notice is hereby further given that the
following named places for election and bound
aries for election precincts, at which the
Boards of Election shall meet and said cleo
ton shall be held. have been selected ana
adopted as required by law
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-11-01

win avenue. and tire National Docks Railroad
from Baldwin avenue to Waldo avenue, the
place Of beginning.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-11-01

city Clerks office. Jersey City, October IS.
1897.