New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-14
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
ABOUT THE ORANGE MOUNTAINS.

NEWAEK-The store Of James A. Mcclure custom
tailor, at No. S25 Broad-st., near Marketst the most
frcquented quarter of the city, entered through
skylight by burglars early yesterday morning and
goods valued at S4OO carried off, Several arrests
were made in the course of the day on suspicion
Testimony was taken in the Vice Chanceor's
Court yesterday, In an application in the Frazer Lee
will case, for new trial. the plea OF new evidence
The application is made by the executors of Frazer
Lee.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Holt, age twelve walk
ing along the Morris and Essex Railroad track at
watsessins on Thursday when welldressed man
caught her. She screamed for help. and was thrown
down the embankment by the fellow workman
then appeared and the assaant fed Yesterday the
girl in precarious condition.
PLAINFIELD The steel Die Manufacturing Com
pany Of Palnfeld fled articles OF Incorporation with
the clerk Of Union County yesterday. The capital is
81 100000. Tho corporators arc william T. Arnold,
Of Planed, and Edward HAYWOOD, Charles a. Senior
r. Robert c. Young and Bernard ]. secke of New
York.
BAYONNE.-Twelve OF the eighteen American Prot
estant Association lodges in New-Jersey, secret
benevolent order, represented at semi-annual
state convention held at Bayonne on Thursday. Tho
next convention will be held in Trenton the last week
In June, 1890. . James y. Van Buskrk. Post
j. Bird; senior vice-commander, Jacob Van Pelt
junior vIcecommander, John Mndermann; officer of
the day Robert Nicola; officer of the guard, DedrIck
Graper; quartermastcr p. G. YrOom; chaplain, John
Epplnger; surgeon, Or. Eoah sanborn.
ELIzABETII.-The Ballot Reform Club OF Elizabeth
held an enthusiastic meeting Thursday night
and adopted resolution favoring tho enactment of
the Kane baotreform bill a measure fully embody
ing the principles OF tho Australian system Of voting
The New-Yort and New-Jersey Telephone
Company IS erecting series Of big poles through
this city for the long-dstance telephone between New
York and Philadelphia. Each pole is 100 feet
high and costs when erected, 300. The
Elizabeth Street Railway Company yesterday began
the work of extending its line from East Grand-st
through Broadst and Morris ave. to the union depot
EAST ORANGE.-The Delaware, Lackawanna ana
Western Railroad is about to establish new station
on tho Montcalr branch Of the road near Parkave
i'm East Orange 1t viii prove a great convenience
to large part Of the township.
ORANGE-The New England Society will hold its
regular meeting this evening. Important amendments
10 the bylaws are to come up for action.
The suburban. the semi-social, seml-literary
paper of Essex County made its first appearance yes
terday. 1t Is handsome lhlrlS-t"o Paeo S"oe' A''
illustrated
NEW. BRI NSWICK-The Grand Jury yesterday ad-
tourned until tuesday so that it might meet and
consider the election frauds after Judge Scudder
has rendered his decision, which he Is expected 10 40
after the case has been closed on Monday.
Union HILL-Danlel storm, proprietor of the Az
Iantc Garden in the Boulevard was arrested on
Tbur.day charged with receiving six barrels of stolen
machine and lnseed OIL He says his wife gave
permission to two men TO store The OIL IN MS ceH"r
during his absence.