New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
ORANGE.
IMPORTANT MEASURES TAKEN BY THE
COMMON COUNCIL.
THE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY ORGANIZED
WHIST PLAYERS ACTIvE-ENGAGEMENTS
ANNOUNCED - MINOR NOTES


WHIST PLAYERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ANNOUNCED - MINOR NOTES
OF INTEREST
The surprising Republican landslide has been the
one subject OF discussion in the Oranges this week
For the second time in its history the city Of
Orange has gone Republican and this has been due
FOR the most part the Independent vote
The Orarge Common Council at its meeting on
Monday evening finally passed the ordinance for the
regulation Of the connections with the sewer system
and hereafter there will be definite system about
these connections. The action Of the Council IN
awarding the bids for the Improvement Of Cieveland-
st. was a wise one. otherwise the city woul1
have been plunged into litigation over the matter
The Council also decided. under the advice Of the
city Counsel not 10 interfere with the tracks OF the
Consolidated Traction Company in Lincoln-ave ana
these VIII still remain unused and constant source
OF danger 10 all who ride over that street
The Board Of Trade wednesday evening took
preliminary action looking toward the consultation
OF the Oranges Il was shown that the inevitable
result would be the absorption OF East Orange py
Newark II consolidation was not Effected and IN
that case the extension Of the Greater Newark to
the orange Mountains was only a question OF time
\ committee was appointed, consisting OK Jephtha
II. Baldwin Joseph y. Holmes AMI Joseph {.
Know.es to cooperate with the New England So
cicy In the effort 20 bring about consolation.
The New-Jerscy Horticultural Society has just
been organized in orange by number of the lead
ins florists and gardeners. and is making arrange
men's FOR exhibition a. an cary date.
Mrs William Barr. OF Bar1nali Lleweiyn PARK
threw open her conscryatories On Thursday and
Friday 10 her many friends to display her fine col
lection u chrysauthemums which were In the height
81 their beauty
The dance that given last evening in the club
house OF Essex County Country club. In Hutton
Park by the House Committee OF the cub. was a
al Ia
been sent cut % the leading society people OF IT,
Oranges They were largely responded to. TIN"
committee In charge was oscar Wlligerod. \ Pen
ming whitehead ana Frederick Frc.inshuysen.
Whist BE- coming into prominence In Orange The
Orange Whist club j. about 10 join the Nationil
Whist Leael.. aai r. T. O.s. ~ East Orange its
pretI,n. has been appointed 70 organze all the
Whit, cub. o. Ncw-Jerscy into state ieasn'
Ia. cnsnscmea, is announced OF Miss Grace G.
Davis. OF MIpl-wood. ID James VI Houston Of East
lir ami Mrs A.phonso : sherwood o. East
Orange. celebrated their cty sial wedding on Monl9S
nhr,nI . ''i io no lS'5d y'isS screen
Many ~ ihe guests had been AZ the welding cefe-
4 chiiircn q candy and cake sale vas held yegter-
iae-S.hDoi for Nurscs ~ tn home ~ Mrs ~
ORANGE. and Has great success
The cngarem.ut is announced % Miss Lena Dres-
sel " E.crsreen Place. Fast orange 10 stephen
Joscay. OF william st. orange -
D- \ j Palmer delivered his c'turc. company
Ia, ,f,ernoo1. Tor The ncncd, OF The FIRST Meth
OILS, church. There vas a large Attendance
mon, OF Tho Orange camcf,r 'lub vas >iycn In Music
liail on Ihurs1a5 .'cnin. men about I'D sl''. 'n'
work ~ thc members durinS ihrr summer 'a,A-
uoa. were sho@u. Many oi them we're ~ I'M,
s0l,Ii Treatment throughout The house was tll'i
pr \ Conan Doyle b.. to iecture IN Orange Music
th' orange Valley Young Mems Christian Asso-
c.nton
sIun,r a. Folrf- au ptc and Montreal. AMI sctlcI
down for no antcr AT tho Studio OF -. =. Park
Mr. a..l Mrs clinton r. Rruss. Of lrylns ave.
South Orange. cc.rhlatri ne twenty-hih ann,
...uiuS Tho o-.t~l,n wa a4s' ihc Introduction Of
th'r iluf hi'r. Miss Grace /. Brush INTO society.
S.ni,y AN .". nor.e W her daughter. Mrs Louis -
GIliscu Mr. Etrfl"tt ls widow of = veteran 'f
"a. War of i,2 ani realms her mental faculties 70
~ RE annual meeting II the Orange Lawn Tennis
club. rn MONDAY evening these officer, were elect
Cd. President. charles y Mum, secretary. Russo
3 Griffin. treasurer. Carmen r. funvln. Director,
Ch,r~s f. Watson. Stanley Ward. Frank + Miles
The PARK Avenue Chautauqua Circle held a pleas
an meeting on Tmrsd'y c'"nins at ne hg'Hc 81
dell Holmes AMI Ills Writings was the subject ~
The engagement is announced u Robert Hro~n-
lie OF Alexander Brow ALE. ia" Nelikno"n
artist TO Miss Hemingway. of Texas.
The decision OF the supreme Court declaring ~"
prc.emptns of m" routes 10y the Consolidated Trac-
among orange residents Under IA" ruin. the
Consolidated company viii have o. 80 back to- nrst
principles and obtain the consent ~ a majority
OF the prouorty-oWncrs IN streets before they can
get the frdnchiscs This they viii not be- able 10
do until the entire conditions arc changed
Thieves AMI burglars have been rerping rich
harvest in Orange. y. j.. Cor some Tine. AMI have
49, set escaped capture. The latest robbery pcric-
traied WAS Wednesday night at the home of
Francis 4. Holmes who IS win hArnes, fintchn-
son ~ Pierre. commission merchants. Of No. IS
widest. N.w-York The burglars got away with
several oNtrcpats and umbrellas and a lot ~ sill
,erWarc Tn siNerWHr" was chiefly horlooms In
Mr Holiness family AMI some that had been pre-
scented 10 his children, and was valued FAR abOy"
it, real money value. The thieves entered soy
cral other houses in Orange "a" same night and
succeeded in getting away with much valuable
booty hlr Holmes has advertised FOR IN" return
OF the silverwarc. especially that OF the children.
and Offers "a reward with no questions asked. bat
H. has little hope Of hearing any thing from the
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