New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-09
AMONG THE ORANGES.
IMPORTANT CHANGES TO BE MADE IN
MUSIC HALL.
THE v.rc.u,,NG RAILROAD SECURES A STAY or
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. L. DANEf DE-
cILNES TILE OFFER OF PLACE
THE wATCHUN

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. /. DAvEY DE-
cILNEs THE OFFER OF PLACE
IN THE NEWARK SCHOOLS.
The management OF Orange Music Hall Is max
ing number Of important changes In the interior
NJ tho hall that will place II on a par with the
hest theatres of the country. 4 contract mas Dech
made with George Il. Boyce. the electrician 10
wire the entire auditorium and stage OF the nan
for incandcsccnt lights. These are TO be equipped
in tho hest possible manner. with alternating red
white and blue globes so that coored effects may
he produced at will. BY tho use of DINNER II
Will he possihle TO vary tho light from sixteen
candle power for each lamp down to less than half
a candlepower.
TIL. Watching Railroad Company. which has
been sued by the East Orange Board Of Health ana
against which Judgment has been obtained. has Sc
cured a stay OF proceedings The case VIII como
up for argument at the November term or the Su-
preme Court and n decision will be handed down
In February.
The tunnel under the Montrose-ave. crossing OF
tho South Orange and Maplewood Railways trol-
lev line which had been filled with water
since last winter, has been at last pumped ou'
Arrangements being made to have the bottom
OF the tunnel reaid with cement In such way
that 1t Will stand the pressure Of the water Inc
work will be difficult Of accomplishment. but com
petent engineers say that there Is no reason why
the tunnel cannot he made absolutely water-tlght.
The Calvary Methodist Church. Of East orange
has extended a call to the Rev. Dr. j. A. Bucntel'
OF India polls to become its pastor I'm the spring
The call is made now because Dr. BuchteI 5 cor, con-
ference meets I'm September. ne must be dismissed
from that conference before he can come East ana
unite with the Conference Of Newark ,ho Eos,
Vernon L. Davey, superintendent OF the tasl
Orange schools has been complimented ny the
offer OF the associate superintendency OF the Now
ark schools Mr. bayeys fre IN scc w the oo
Mrs. Horace f. Kimball. OF Essex-ave; mas gohe
to the Bay View House Keyport y. j., Tor the
Mr. and Mrs r. Murray Richmond, of Burnett
st East Orange are at Amesbury. Mass
Or. and Mrs. John Hammond Bradshaw are AZ
Mr. and Mrs George II. Sloane and family. Of
Halsted-st.. East Orange, have gone to the Maine
Mr. and Mrs Robert W Hawkesworth and fam
ily of Man-st.. East orange. and Mrs Emily g.
Kirkland are at Jamestown; ~. y .u.. -.
Mr. and Mrs Tredwell Cleveland and FAMILY, OF
Mountain Ridge, West Orange, have gone 10 Mag
Mrs Edwin b. Ioughton. OF orange.st., East
Is at the Arlington f HS!e d9ue Glen
Ridge, and family have gone 70 the Adlrondacks
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew J. Dotger. Of Montrose-
MI and Mrs a. Arthur Richmond Of Park-st..
East Orange have gone TO Foss Beach Mass
Mrs Wberforce Freeman and the Misses Free
man, of Main-st, have gone TO Martha's Vine
Mr. and Mrs. William +. Allen and family, Of
Raymond-ayc., Montrose. are at Cape May
The Rev DR. John Y. Dobbins of Calvary Meth
family to Hsnes Falls in the Catskills.
Mr.. and Mrs. ..mzi Smith Of North Grovc-str
East Orange, are at summit, Schohare county
Cards are out announcing that Miss Jessie NJ
Osterhout and George ". Arnold will be- married
at the home OF the bride in Lakeside-ave., on
Mrs Peter Volt Of High-st is at Squirrel
Island Maine. Miss Emma Volt accompanies her