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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the final
account OF the subscriber, executor Of
Anarintha Dodd, deceased, will be audited
and stated by the Surrogate Of the
County Of Hudson, and reported Tor
February, 1896.
Dated December :. A. D. 1896.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the final ac-
count of the subscriber, administrator of Rich
ard a. Vreeland. deceased. will be audited and
stated by the Surrogate of the County Of
Hudson and reported for settlement on FRI
day, the 9th day of March next.
Dated January 20, A D. 1896.
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T TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF Louis Kraink. deceased: AdeI.
order Of the Deputy Surrogate Of Ffuas =
Souney. dated November IL, 1885, hereby ciyaa
notlce 70 the creditors Of said decedan3
bring IN their debts. demands and cist,os
o oath or a an sstaae Of ?, said d~ecedent. under
the date Of said order, or thew viii ~ from
sasr9ar OF any action therefor against safia
ADELE GTIuM
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The Palma IL won an easy victory
last night from the Empires in the first
game at the club alleys Of a series to be
continued on the Hill. The Palmas led
from start to finish. James Gallagher
rolled the best score. Charles Linge was
high for Empire. Scores we're
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice Is hereby given that the third
account Of the subscribers, as trustees
of the estate of Charles L. Northrup. de-
ceased, win be audited and stated by the
Surrogate of the County of Hudson. and
reported for settlement on Friday. the
It'll day of February, 1896.
Dated December.4. A d. 1895.
NANCY N~ORTHRTJP.
GILBERT COTTTNG
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SCORES BY FRAMES.

SCORES BY FRAMES.
It's $40 47s 64s 1855 $50 1887 1929 1881 1881
Empire 80.
1871 300 4es ss4 73l 800 1884 1901 1912 1888
The Alvas made these records in prac-
tiee last night on the Woods Hall alleys:
Team 1EHoecker, 214; Coffman, 1872;
Hahn. 146; Dolan. 100: total, 642.
Team 24Schober, 1854; Ehrenfels, 159;
Rice, ia; Blind, 1853; total. 500.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice, is hereby given that the final ac-
count OF the subscriber, administrator Of Pat
rick kIHeen, will be audited and stated nv
the Surrogate of the County of Hudson. and
reported for settlement on Friday. the 9th
Dated January p, A. D. 1896.
JAMES w. T,FAHy
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NOTICE on

Notice is hereby given that the acco,,nt
NJ the subscribe 5nSa administratrix of William
by the Surrogate of the County Of Hnsson'
s n reported for settlement on Friday, the
Dated January %, A.. D.. 1896.
ARA A. MARTIN
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the account Of
the subscriber, guardian of James McKinstry.
a minor. will be audited and stated by the
Surrogate OF the County OF Hudson, and re-
ported for settlement on Friday. the 18th day
of March. 1896.
Dated January 3. A. D. 1896.
NORMAN L ROWE
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oTIcE on sETrLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the final account
of the subscriber. administrative of Marearet
Flanagan, decea-Sd, will be audited and stated
by the Surrogate of the County of Hudson
and reported for settlements on Friday. tie
2Stli day Of February, 1896.
Dated December rs, a. d. 1895.
JAMES r ROvVENr
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A Republican view Of 1t.

The Newark advertiser of yesterday
printed a New Brunswick despatch read
ing as follows
The true inwardness of the appointment
by the President, through Senator Smiths
influence. of Judge ] Kearny Rice as Uni
ted States District Attorney for New Jer-
sey is beginning to appear
i The fact that United States District At
torney Beekman resigned a week ago was
not made known until Judge Rice's APP
pOsntment was announced yesterday.
Then 1t came out. 1t is easy now to see
how things dovetail and how they show
pre-arrangement by all the parties inter-
ested.
Benjamin NJ. Price. son-in-law of Miles
Ross, is Collector of the Port at Perth
Anboy. Next Saturday the term of the
Republican Postmaster atsNew Brunswick
will expire and Price Is after the position.
as he; lives here. Beekman lives at
Perth Amboy and he would like to get
the Collectorship. of the Port, when Price
vacates it for the Postmastership. All
these men are henchnen of Miles Ross.
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WHITEWAsH FOR RICE.
Senator Smith Gives Him a Character
Thinks He VIII be Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81, 1S96.-The NOM
ination of Judge Rice to be District At
torney for New Jersey has not been al
together pleasing to the New Jersey
Republicans and some of them have al
ready communicated with Senator
Sewell to secure his opposition to the
confirmation of the appointee. 1t is
Sewel will make any fight, and the on
firmation of Judge Rice is confidently
The Republican charge against Judge
Rice is that he has proved himself too
much of a partisan in his administration
upon the Middlesex county bench, and
dine by the sons of Miles Ross, where
the assailants were fined only 800, is
cited as an evidence of the charge.
of Judge Rice" said Senator Smith to
your correspondent today. ut is true
that his appointment as judge by Gov
Republican Senate, but this was because
the Republicans in the Senate wanted
to wait, in the hope that h would
g eaafs eH Whe eie W : ap nehrfs a Me fee s Remoi
and it was not on account of personal
objection, but purely On political grounds.
There is nothing in the objection which
is being made to Judge Rice"
The scramble for the position Of AM
bassador to Germany, made vacant by
gum Some of the aspirants are Assist
ant Secretary Uhl, of the State Depart
ment; Hannis Taylor, now Minister to
Spain, and ex-senator Ransom, now
Minister to Mexico. Up. to the present
time no application has made its ap-
pearance from New Jersey, and Senator
Smith said yesterday that he did not
know that New Jersey would enter into
the fight for the place.
The present Consul General at Ber-
lin, Mr.. De Kay, is a brother-in-law of
Richard Watson Glider, of the Cen
tury," who has great influence at the
White House, and 1t is possible that Mr..
De Kay may get the place, as there is
only a year to serve.
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Last nights contest between twenty Of
the best female bowlers of the Catholic
Club, on the club alleys, had long been
anticipated, and a large attendance of
ladies' and gentlemen was present to wit
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Athletes Ready for Footbau.

The Lenox Athletic Club has organized
an association football team and will ar
range a series of games with any athletic
club team in the county outside of the
National League. sylvan or olympic
Athletic Clubs preferred. The players
are Alex J. Clements. Jack Trainor.
Inomas Reilly. James Cassidy. Billy
poe. Lon Hake, Billy Bowers, Thomas
Cox. John Craig. Bobby Wilson, Lon
Peace, John. Mccullough. The team can
ne reached through Secretary John
Craig. care of club rooms, Fifth street.
The herald., 1896-03-01
VENTURA

A Potpourrl Of Instruments to Produce Al.
legged Music
VENTURA, Feb. 29.-The ladies of the
Congregational church gave a unique
entertainment last evening called
Musical Potpourri. An orchestra com.
posed of fourteen pieces played, then
each piece played separately and
the audience made guesses as to the
ma ture of the instrument. There were
combs, kazoos, concertinas, banjos,
guitars, etc., etc. The strangest instru-
ment of all was one played by o. T.
Jones, the jaw-bone of an ass, which
contained whistle in one end, which,
together with the loose teeth, made the
music. The entertainment was quite
successful. The best guessers were
Miss Minnie Jones and Mr.. l.. w. An
drews, who were tie, having guessed
twelve of the instruments correctly.
Mr.. Andrews gracefully waived his
rights and the prize was given to Miss
Jones. It was q beautiful bon bon box.
The moon men Of Ventura are again
disappointed. They expected rain to-
day with the change of the moon, but
no rain has come yet.
Charles A. Morse was arraigned be-
fore Justice Geo. 8. Barnes Friday
evening on charge of assault. He
was put under $1,000 bonds to appear
for trial March II. N. Herne aud w.
n. Granger went on his bond.
The herald., 1896-03-01
ALEXANDRA

ALEXANDRA, Feb. 29.-The Orange
Growers association have begun pick
ing and shipping oranges. Earle, Porter
Bros. and the Fay Fruit company are
also busy. The navels are fully ripe,
and OF splendid quality.
The Growers association has made q
standing offer of Q reward of $25 for
the arrest Of any person guilty Of Or
ange stealing.
There have been several cases of meas
les here, which at one time threatened
to be epidemic, but that danger is now
past.
VIM. Hemelspeck has sold the San
Gabriel meat market to Clapp & Sons.
It it were not for the very slow
growth of the grain and grass. it would
not seem that anything was suffering
from the want 0f rain, but if it does
not rain soon, the hay crop will be very
short.
Hon. J. DeBarth Shorb is very i'll at
his homo on San Marino ranch.
Several Alhsmbrans are attending
the Troop University.
Hotel East San Gabriel will close
about May 1st, and Mr.. Warner will
then 60 to Bartlett Springs.
The herald., 1896-03-01
ANAHeIM

Social Notes-Culi Oranges to Be Utlllzsd-Per.
sonai Items
ANAHEIM, Feb 29.-The concert given
in Reiser's opera house last evening
under the direction Of Rev. F. Reiser
was marked musical success and was
we'll attended.
The ladies Of the w. G. T. q. will
hold q dime social in the parlors of
Hotel del Campo Tuesday evening
next.
The Orange County Herald, Shaw
& Wallace, proprietors, will develop
into daily the middle of Ap ril.
E. @. Steorpe. Anaheim's former
electrical engineer and now located at
Riverside in the same capacity, was in
town yesterday passing compliments
with his many friends.
Many very excellent oranges have
been taken away from the packing
house and dumped In the sand wash
because of having slight blemishos,
and movement is now on foot to sell
this fruit to Los Angeles fruit ped
dlers. The oranges are Of as fine flavor
az the perfect ones.
IL 10 ropUEteu 1t N tuo IruIt growing
country west Of town that about one
half of toe seed to be planted 10 now
iu, but the growers have halted now
for rain.
.Chsrl-s Norman, road overseer, has
just completed the grading Of four
miles Of road west Of the city.
r. a. Scale. the grocer, will occupy
the south loom of the new Ruhman
building, and John Schauman, the i'm
plement dealer, the north room.
The herald., 1896-03-01
SANTA BARBARA SOCIETY
Given q Reception and Tea by 4
Noted Artist
Native Sons Entertain Their Grand
Orator

SANTA BARBARA, Feb. pa large
number of prominent people attended
the afternoon reception and tea at the
studio of Lee Rogers in the upper Haw-
ley block. Works Of art, exchange of
social courtssies, and refreshments
furnished delightful entertainment.
Mr.. Rogers is distinguished member
Of the Liverpool Water Color Society,
and many of his exhibits are now to
be seen at the Royal Society of British
Artists, Royal Institute of Water Color
Painters, Royal Academy and q num-
Der of other gallaries in England and
America. He 10 . recent arrival in
Santa Barbara, but has already msds
many notable sketches of the channel
city and points of interest in the
suburbs.
A grand masquerade ball will be
given by Professor D. O. Holland at
Channel City hall on Friday evening.
Invitations were issued today, and no
pains will be spared to make this the
crowning affair of the season. Five
elegant prizes will be awarded, as fol-
lows: Best dressed lady, best dressed
gentleman, best sustained lady char
acter, best sustained gentleman char
acter and the most original character.
The maskers will have the floor until
II o'clock. The invitation committee
is composed of nine members, each
representing q different organization,
and the event will therefore be quite
general and elaborate.
The progressive euchre party at the
residence of DR.. and Mrs. O. @. Park
was much enjoyed by the participants.
Five tables were used, and MIR. 81. L.
Center and Mrs A. T. Ogilvie won the
silver prizes. The other competitors
were Messrs. Harold SidebothAm. E. O.
Greenleaf, J. P. Lswton, g. r. Evans,
T. P. lizard, Herman 81. Eddy and
Joseph Worthington; Mesdames Evans,
Ogilvie, Sidebotham, Center, Wells,
Lawton and Park, and the Misses Fa-
bian, Nickerson, MCGOWAN and Nc
Lsren.
The members of Santa Barbara par.
lor No. 116. N. 8. G. W., turned out in
force last evening at g. A. r. hall to do
honor to Grand Orator w. M. Conley.
The distinguished visitor occupies the
bench in MADEIRA county and has the
honor Of being the youngest superior
Judge in the state. He was accompa-
MED by Hon. B. T. Williams, superior
judge Of Ventura county. The grand
officer delivered an excellent oration.
and was followed by Superior Judge
w. B. Cope Of this county, who made
an eloquent response. Judge and Mrs.
Conley leave tnis evening for their
home.
w. A. Mshsrs's darkey troupe will
appear before the footlights this even
ing at the opera house.
The herald., 1896-03-01

Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Guidinger, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. FL. Roach, Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
Summerfield, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Carrillo,
MIR. and Mrs. G. F. Schader, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. White, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. K.
B.rrettc, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips, Mr..
and Mrs. Z. H. Tunison, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe LIE Barge, Mr.. and Mrs. Wyatt,
Mesdames A. L. Strickland of Ventura,
Harris of San Francisco, Severia, Ropp.
Misses Lizzie Woods, Della Brinton,
Ida Echmar, Helen Rubican, Annie
Suits, Zoe Barnett, Lizzie. Atata and
Blanch Oarrillo, NJ. Sherry. Ollie Swan
son, 8. Haught Weyser, Lucy and Liz
zie Collins, Maria Kennedy, Celia
Mooser, Rspp, Louthain. NJ. Montgom-
cry, Roth. L. Bslderain, Belle Molloy,
Carrie Middleton, Young; Messrs. v.
r. Hopf, Joe Barker, Suits, H. OPP en-
heimer, w. Il. Hart, VIM. Carlisle, 8. @.
Benny, A. Montgomery, H. T. Gsronx,
HARDY wick, J. Mooser, Y. r. Oarrillo, w.
Folsom, r. Eckert, O. r. Hammond, W.
H. Gleelen, w. L. Barker, w. D. 6aun-
ders, A. Buster, J. Rogers, r. B. Harris,
Roy Bundy, A. Smircich, w. h. Semple,
Earl Kiser, Frank Weaver, Arthur Nell
son, Nickerson, F. Phillips, J. M. Camp
bell, o. l.. Pickard, r. E. Dow, w. J.
Edwards. E. Winsett, F. E. Sohefski,
VIM. Hatton, John F. Slayer, VIM. Ran
dali, Lso Carrillo, E. Woods, A. Jsmi-
son. A. P. Elliott, L. Grimminger, w. L.
Miller, M. @. Rofh, Juan Salgado, l..
VolkmRn, Jesse Yookum.
LOCALS AND PERLoNALs.
Miss Kline of Sedalia, Mo-, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl. Cham
bers.
A party of officers Of the q. 8. s.
Thetis visited Santa Monica on wheels
yesterday.
Thirty cars of barley have been
shipped from the Jones warehouse this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Lester are ex-
Miss Helen Harlan lett the first Of
home.
Mrs. @. M. Keane has opened milli-
merry in the Steene Block.
Lieut.. Bailey, chief engineer Of the
q. 8. s. Monterey, visited his sister-in-
law, Mrs. Roy Jones, Friday.
The Bank Of Santa Monica has COM
pletely transformed the banking room
and made it one of the most conven-
lent and artistic west of Chicago.
DR.. F. Fl. Wait of Prescott, Ariz., has
opened dental Office in the Steere
block.
The Shakespeare club will meet at
the residence Of Mrs. A. ]. Myers, on
Eighth street. Tuesday evening.
George E. Degenhart is adding to his
South Side domicile.
Archie johnston is out again.
The herald., 1896-03-01
FLOWER GIRLS AT POMONA
File Articles Of Incorporation and Bake
q Cake
Work on the New Assessment List-Th,
Progress Kicks At the Tree Butcher.
Personal Notes

POMONA, Feb. 28.-Two of the happi-
est men in Pomona yesterday were
Judge Frank P. frey and Attorney
Howard A. Broughton. During the
last two or three weeks these two gen.
tlemen have done more or less legal
work and advising for the Fruit and
Flower Mission girls, who have recent
ly incorporated, for which the lawyers
Of course, charged nothing, and yes
terdsy they we're the recipients of q
magnificent cake made by the young
ladies, and accompanied by a dainty
little note from the secretary of the
twenty-five lady members, asking the
gentlemen to accept it and assuring
them that two of the principal in
gradients were thankfulness and ap-
probation"
The Progress, in speaking of the ex-
cursion of Wednesday, got up feel.
ing Of enterprise sufficient to'give a
full list of the names and addresses.
Ed M. Keller and Joseph Mullen, the
two deputy assessors for this end of
the county, will commence their work
here on next Monday.
A little son of J. Q. Adams, on San
Antonia avenue, fell from a swing.
Thursday, breaking one of his arms.
@. 8. Gilbert has been elected one of
the lieutenants Of Company d and the
result is that the boys have all en-
joyed an ice cream supper.
Freight Conductor Stoddsrd Of the
Southern Pacific, was fined S. by the
city for blockading Carey avenue
longer than the prescribed time by
city ordinance.
ing her sister, Mrs. Ed NJ. Keller, in
ing for her home in the northern part
of the state.
Rev. F. M. DowlinR and several of
the members of his church will attend
the convention of the Southern Cali
fornia Christian churches in San
Diego next week.
Mrs. G. II. Barry of Illinois is here
on visit to her father, DR.. H. NJ. Bate
man and family.
Miss Charlotte Padgham of Santa
Ana is on q visit to her cousin, Mrs.
Minnie Weaver Fellows of this city.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jay Spence will enter
tain the Whist club tonight.
Mrs. L. B. Cowles of this place is In
Los Angeles spending a few days with
Mrs. j. Lane McComas.
The rainbow supper of the Fruit and
Flower Girls. on next Tuesday evening,
at Odd Fellows hall parlors, will draw
well, az it is for sweet charity.
This is the way the Progress speaks
Of what it terms "the tree butchering
season" in it's last issu ue: For q couple
Of weeks the tree butcher been at work
about town cutting and slashing ruth
lessly some OF the finest specimens of
arboreal beauty there::aie in the city.
And what for? Presumably for the 80
cents or 81 he can get fer the wood q
tree will make. There is nothing which
adds more to the beauty and attractive
ness Of town than shade trees along
its streets and avenues. As one goes
about Southern California and visits
her towns, those which impress him
most by their attractiyeness are the
ones which have long shaded avenues
for driving or walking and we'll kept
yards about the houses. Pomona will
never be such city till her residents
stop the pernicious custom of cutting
down the street trees ss soon as they
become large enough to saw up into
wood.
The herald., 1896-03-01
ONTARIO

ONTARIO. Feb. 29-Among the free
conveyances for the accommodation of
excursionists to Ontario next Wednes-
day will be the Dell Camp burros.
The Unitarian conference of South
ern California met here this week.
Eloquent addresses were delivered on
Tuesday evening by Rev. E. r. Watson
Of Santa Ana, Professor Keyes of Pas
adena, Rev. I. F. Dlnsmore of Santa
Barbara and others. The music by
Professor Nichols choir was excellent
" rendered.
DR.. Carlos Martyr, the so-called
Parkhurst of Chicago, interested an
audience at the M. E. church on Tues.
day evening.
Anton Schott, the German poet
singer, will give an entertainment to-
morrow evening in the M. E. church,
under the auspices of the Ohsffey Ath-
letic club.
Five prize medals, won by Chaffey
boys at last Saturdays intercollegiate
sports, are exhibited in Bailey's win
dow.
The herald., 1896-03-01
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SPECIALS

Mrs. Mary e. Hart of the Scenic as
sociation of Southern California, was
down at her old home here Friday,
looking after some property interests.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fielding Of Los An
geles has rooms at the Bay View house,
Pine street, and will stop at the beach
for several weeks.
Angelow Walton, who has been for
several weeks at Phoenix, Ariz., re-
turned to Long Beach on Thursday.
Mrs. 8. Stewart of Los Angeles has
taken rooms at Mrs. 9. L. McCutcheon's
Sunnyside cottage and will stay q
month.
The herald., 1896-03-01

Meredith, Capt. and Adj. Gen. N. d.
Alfonso Of staff, Col. John r. Berry,
Lieut. Col. T. A. Nerney, and Lieut.. M.
NJ. Ogden of Seventh regiment, were
met on the arrival of the Los Angeles
train by company E, Capt. O. w. Met
calf commanding, and escorted to the
armory, where the presentation speech
was made by r. A. Dague of Eddy post,
g. A. r.
The presentation was followed by q
banquet, at which the following toasts
were drunk and responses made as fol-
lows: First Brigade, Gen. G. F. A. Last;
Seventh Infantry, Col. J. r. Berry;
Staff First Brigade, Maj. M. T. Owens;
Staff Infantry. Captain Alfonso; Ma
tional Guard, Lieutenant Ogden, Sew
enth regiment; The Veterans from 1861
to 1865, Rev. L. M. Andrews, captain
Twenty-eighth Wisconsin volunteers.
The banquet was the finest ever given
in Santa Paula, and was attended by
all Of the leading citizens, the tables
seating $50. "5i