New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-08
PATERSON

GROWTH or TIE FREE WEflC LIBRARY.
Charlie Dauforth. treasurer of tho Paterson Free
Public Library, reports that the receipt, for th" year
ending February ]. loo we're r1-."ii 80 and the
expense, -I5..-i 81. lcavu. balance Of $500 90.
The librarian, George r. Winchester. reports Al ia
crci-c ~ $40 volumes during the year. making a
total II 1891. 4 -ct Il IN" Edinburgh Review
IO7 volume. vas among the YEAR purcn,cs. over
200 volume, 900 the German lauuiaec have been added
t. the shelves. MI %" Gr-~c b.. bowler and Morgan
colt have presented Ia the library the historic heroic
sized -tDuc figure, of " Tam o1iautrr' and ">oui'T
Johnnie which for many years adorned the entrance
of the now abandoned COLT mansion, where Roswell
colt used 20 entertain Daniel Webster and other great
men. The statue, VIII Dee placed At The door, Of the
new home Of the library. the Dahf1rth house. pre-
-cutcd 10 the library by Mr. MARY T. Kylc In memory
Of her father The late Charlie, Dforth. the locomotive
manufacturer The hoI-c b. now being recon. tructrd .
bur large part Of the vorA ha, been torn down
owing to d--ati-faruou with tl" architect, mcth0d-.
and ucw architect ha, thc matter 90 charge. The
total number 90 books loaned during the year va
1881. There were 11lO card, issued 10 patrons.
mailing an Acti. eai" oi -,-u-. IHr reading room hi'
10 periodicals file Nr. Winchester thinks III"
uiI" excluding boys "n''f fourteen ' " MISTAKE a.
the reading room }, a better place i"t Them Than The
Streets. and scores Of Lads are turned away every
saturday night
THE GREENWOOD LAKE RIOTERS PUNISHED.
Daniel Gordon and Nichola, Alderman. two 81 the
thicyc, from Greenwood Lake who were brought 10
Paterson by Erie Railroad detective, ou Thursday.
tried Yesterday for burglary. The pair We're con
viCcd aud the Court Of Quarter session, sent them to
the county jail for three months. James and Peter
Fleming two more Of the gang that infested the woods
about the lake tried for assault and battery
| and maliolOu, mischief. IN connection with thc riot
storm, Island on saturday night few month,
agO, when 4 drunken mob made havoc IN IN" tavern
on tho island. The rioters we're brlhcd by pint OF
vh-hcy 10 stop smashing things for while but
when the ransom had been drum mp they went at 1t
again, tore down the doors smashed the furniture and
compelled the inmate, ~ III" house 10 fee. other
riocr, are -t AZ large. The prisoners were found
guilty and the Court sentenced Peter Fleming Ia one
year iu state Prison and James to two years. The
work Of The January term Of court finished
tcrday
4 DENIAL. FROM EX STATE SENATOR HOBART
TX state senator Carrot \. Hobart member
Of the Republican National Committee, dcnouncc, a
tissue Of absurd fal.choods the long and Sensational
story printed in a New York newspaper to the cfcc
| that ne is ucutmlziug Congressman Ecclwith', in
Hucncc the matter Of patronage In the Vth District
and that he is responsible, by mean, Of dear ii
! regard to the situation Of the proposed Govcrnucn
buding In Paterson, for keeping Postmaster Johnson
| in favor Of w. A. lIopson Republican, for postmaster
aud that he is for nobody but Mr. Iicckwith for Con
wants William Harbour to have the place Mr. IIobar
,ays, is absurd And he j; sure Mr. h1 ,, :. to-
Company to want 10 60 into politics.
A three ycarold boy was produced in court bcfor
Judge Dixon yesterday on writ Of habcas corpn
obtained by his father, Henry Jones, who alleged tina
his wife Mary not fit person to have charg
Of the child. The Judge ordered the mother to kcc
| the child for the present. The will be invest
| gated.
4 solemn requiem high mass celebrated 1
! st. BonavcntGrc's Church yesterday by the Father
of the Franciscan Monastery on stony Road. 1
Observance Of the anniversary Of Pope Plus TX
death. which the rules OF the order of 81. Franci
require shall be thus commcm0ratcd annually