New-York tribune., 1876-07-27

Dr.. cd the uuuistaksble ratio Of uu-
looms could be heard on all sides 90 many Pei
were thus occupied, saea number OF macnhcs "o'o
:. ork that every house appeared factory ana ''e
=, f the peopie vOrlzmen. long thiee-S''ry iI"'u0
was uoiptcd out the factory aud mere the F'
p"uu.19 I'D stonbrn Givcrnaud. one Of tie hrm, and
IO'Y, learned the following facts connected with the
nv 80 ~ siH dress goods III the United STATES an
i which Mt GiycInaud says, the members OF
the firm were the pioneers ... ..,,
D q Givernaud the father of the tree o'o o''0
-, .,, from vouS France, aud u was III MS hd'e
.t.t tre first firm began business MS SONS o''nE u.s.
'n"' him They built large factory during the
ei''e' one wear after their arrival, at Patersonaye
!o|i y. ii, Brooklyu borrowing the money To 90
anu - -ora two huihiinrs-Onc for hand looms,
o s,l, nv 80. three stories high and one Tor ma
-, which required steam pcwer, 100 ~ 40 iett,
sT stories nigh tne business W,s nven h,ie W. h
r1n hands beng empOycn hu, l'e lt's',ls W ~ ~ -
6V tIc members Of the trm the money TOOK poSCrS
s,op of the promises and Turned ,r h i ' & Ihri.
CIV ~, ,,rres Gong to North Bergen or Homestead
Sisi,op On tlc NOIthcir Railroad OF NcNJelS'S yi @
,5jr Inrl now stands 20 build ~ provided ne
cave them nine lots for thc purlo Sc Sc, iorI il,S
60" dome" and the four enterpriSng men hr-Gn 0 M@0h
N.stT,,ctinr the whole of the large ia''"iN' is'A3
ti,oe stories high, with an engine GGsr a,atS" & ~
tb+ir own hands, ana putting up az - ~ ~ @ ii
5s THE pureh Of materials To- huu1hS tNh"',"
s treir means During the SIX .no.tus ,,is, ~ @ Mr.
Srncfipg their factory they were s'.rN-' i,o T." IN
su,rd's ~ words They now claim 10 do a business III
the ,nqpufacure Of six dress goods 'G,i 60 , ma i,
iv oll the other manufacturers III Wy 0.''f - tire
y ,, 'at he material they put IN the a h, s 'ss nv
ir Cnslity ms any imported from lNchs nj ,, ,
c,eius that the quality 0 tls t'in y , ~ & -, ,s
Inv their system ~ hlni-work thin "iei y, % ls
Iy D'1cbnc!y being heavier AM oi btIl.i uI>, I'll
40 not keep the siiEworln>, oht pS nv nv nv. ,,,rt
9l md follow the necessary rrot5cS III, p IL,,, & i, H.
When thcy had finished tufir buildings ''l % h1l TiS ~
credit upGu which 60 work Ghl Pulc'te> - tf "a n
- sjit made il M into dress goods, i EuN, " "
numhcr waiting until II was sod ioi ,Ht' i,,,yd
iuu,rr fins under the firm Name OF thc CIV .a"u !
tiSrs tSrv have increased their business hln 'heI
cannot supply the demand for Their Goods, MOI ,;fr, in
many rsnccts from others but IT IS an lnIe s-S
one Everything from the arrival o, We ,t" S.,n
the shipping Of the goods IS Gone @ -, ;roo,t We
TTarv man woman and child has therefore an iut''.ae
TO industry aud is PAID Hhgfei PIC ioi t min arI
cOmpShed The raw SILK Is o!yyu.,h, - ~ - I'm
tAt first process it uuicrEoe> Is tae t"iSlHL' =. - "a
taken to Paterson and is there a,et upg r. is ti.n
brought back and wound nr s!H Hloh .'o"t ~,
of tGeso spouls aiterWafd taheL 70 y 'ut,"- I,-
where the "warp' Is piSiaeuss VII VIC v,a,n
are Kept on hand for the mins, iue eHT,dlP
ia wound u2on large oilers s snu tn rhe uoeyrrs
who take them TO their homes and there i'n',n e
OF making silk. Every weaver pas iI u,,i', m lived ~"
,,.i All v1.l IA, dftTs roller All a sd Poly OF
bobJns he is furnished with ticket upon when ne IS
charged with thcm the same cut} otl- hiug ,, II ~
hacks When he returns the manufacturer S.iR ~ Is
measured. and il tue measurement c"Trc>lo"U' In
what should be, according 10 tue "ci-h' ..]'siS ] a. G
ticket is punched. traU being hiS rc,'i2 an" Ae i7
credited with the number OF yards W0NeE nc nc' ln'
Of piece cf silk ls increased or di'ul>' ~ Sl' | @
Der of threads ia the warp OF lcE-tIE.se ol hS .C'
there being about 5000 N The h-hie>i ana -'uo !" e
heaviest manufactures Inc "hltc st.t 't'l~ y, "
of piece of silk Eas object, although ID ''lras 10 %"
only ornamental It invented 10 pie'ch Tue l oI
silks which mad spoiled DN STAINS. Ai"u' ~ az
on any other destructive agency, ara .Su e'il HS
hide the mpertectiun. II Is huppssoit 70 ave l-s
stripe white when tHlS IS dJne, ana II rs I.1 a. f
that piece o. silk wthOat tie stripe ADS oteh q! CO
THIS dyoiug, it Is stated. Injuries tae siA causing f"u
decay. .,...,
Tne Giveruaud Rrothers employ 162 operatives ih 1hci
factory NEST whom girls ranging from Il 70 =
years of age. Many of the younger ones onsll2 III,
older some at II years OF age making e. huch a ~ ,t'
week while others of 20 only make - QislG- O.. 'H
factory in wiici the operatives only prepare Lt
for weaving the firm owns ana has employed i,
looms hch produce 5000 yards Ui sIIN per Ntth' l'
weayers being paid certain rtc toi every N'd dUe
The six is different Grades and all coorS, ana s man
uiactlre keeps 500 hands employed Inc hIhi u
composed of the three brothers, Louis. stephen d.o
Theodore. Tier father is in Europe fJr His he;f u
They say thar they have made the cnr lo b,
factory at West iiObObea, hut expect reap FefF lc
II auy profit frotu tine und,tu- uciu- a. the opIiol
fi.t s9l busiueSS Va th!s line, conducted ry them
selves is more profitable than larger one witch WgulO
require tue employment o. skilled ioeHeh al large s'-
les