New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30
~ THE ORANGES.
REPURLICANS EXPECT TO WIN IN THE
COMING ELECTION.
THE woMAN's EDITION OF THE CHRONICLE
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NOTES

AND COMMENT
The forthcoming election is the one topic that IS
OF interest in the city OF orange Inc Issues
have been joined and the standard-bearers CHOSEN
The Republican party. which for the hrSt ""e i"
many years has had control has made iine snow
ing of an economical and clean administration vi
the city government. Abuses have been correc'e''
and the party point with pride to the last war
as a pledge for the future. The nominations vi
the party for Councilmen for the coming year are
all excellent good. honest. strong men having peeh
placed in nomination Opposed to them are men
Of tho same stamp or il possible. worse than those
that have ruled in past Democratic administrations
This state 1f things has arisen from the apathy
of the leaders and best men IN the Dehoc''.'o
ranks The city Of Orange under ordinary condl-
tons il normally Democratic by ABOUT ;" h'"'o'"s'
but with the help Of the floating INDEPENDENT vote
the nepuhlicans have great hopes OF rep aatihS
their phenomenal success Of last year. wh.n '"ey
carried every ward and elected every nominee i,
the city This however. can only be done ny ""''
and persistent work and the bringing out Oh every
bn asscssment for the Improvement Of Hsh-st
that has been persistently ioush' - :" ~ -
OP The common Council has called halt on the
T2sy ira1c ,h ep Ia HSwJcrsey traction Com
PAM for a crosstown line through Jam nass,,,cs has
HUI The Council to pass ordinance max
ng the throwing Of paper In the street d "'''
ms@noT pun'SnaC cJti@n Of THE Orange Chronicle,
which is to appear "Wednesday nex,, W' 81 ~ "a
rrmarkabe paper in the high literary qnaiy oil III
contents and lis varied scope Al t9e a Urs VIZ
be by women most OF hS cSi%f and edits as
well ne department on the Free Library IN m
stitution for the benefit OF whch me pcbp,yee nv
sued She Is assisted In the gener1' iurar; ~
Mics Neilie KIngman. with charge OF ne aepa NJ -,
0 dnarmentai editors are. Literature Mrs
James O. Watson; eiucation Mss t.Itor art
Mps Frank H. Scott: music and drama Mr.. John
More
Wanron T. Mctcalf Among the writer's who WI
be represented are Miss Kate r. knHaii 81 Ken ere
dal the gotT eaw.York on musical subjects; Mrs.
Mnrv ilyermore on woman suffrage, and con-
irihHtion is expected from LADY nry SorR 2t,i'
Mrs Augusta Raymond k.dder and MISS MaI y,
Iathbury Mrs Theodore r seward WIZ VIZ
ana Nrs Ross g browning will give impr",Sioths
or foreign travel These are only uthe oil the
", Me-. E !gIyM'B burbank vii continue her Talks
on German Literature, With Illustrations, az ''e
home Of Mr. Gardner r Colby IN harr'on-S'' on
MISS Carrie Law. q Dold-st. Eas, orAniir was
EyeI1nd The ceremony took pia'" ~ ne pAI."n-
sce Of the orange dis 'hu,ch fnI b wa" ncpes
sary v,ne,,ses Ing rfr''m, ,r,,rc,on.ave ras,
Orang, gave largely attended TIA at hei nome
l,iv.r "A Graves. secretary. Alfred 9. Fti',
', -, iI. g ,,i.. fa a.. 90 M.ni,raj Day
T6- Repub.cans h,v~ nominated for members oil
T." r s''" niion. vivian, II Kemp MlrIewool.
s. a.ur r. TIioI S'n'h 1rin11' IN. , -
tIr. ,e,r. paa.", Td.l. 'u" scar. rn.p I' ,i'.n,
5ur,r. ". ~ HE"""'r. i.rNl~ J. 1''' 49, No..
i."im0",,. D."''a I.e >r,,ior charlcs 4
M.szr.. Dt,r.c.r of Fo.r. q nomination ls - u'
~" e5H,a i .,e-an rSmp II camle.l IN repp2rti
., tb. south orange Nll4lE" linif!, "a I'VE '''
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