New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03

Old Gun MIL still standing, made the first OF his
peating arms and the enterprise which Inter becams
such worlds wonder in Connecticut failure In
Paterson. The first silk machinery In Paterson was
Soasn es By Su sGs cS s
and In 1880. John Ryc. a practical sk-weaver from
George Ma s *n" 01 Sou tsfs at Ss an'
The frst skein Of american sewing silk was made there.
II ss can % S ws Ssos s double dis
In 1886 NJ. Rye became the proprietor, and In
to wave over Crystal Islace such was the inception
Of what Is now Patcrson's chief Industry. employing
paying annually se,O0o,000 in wages, and producing
from y capital Of Sl5.OoOOO0 TO 500 900 900. silk
gods snn1ally valued At between sld,oOo.ooO and
When bounded Paterson was Part Of t town Of
separate town in 1881 and the county Of ssac q
which it is the seat was set Of IN 1877 The city q
men pSieom Dichcon who had been Governor " q;
Juds. q the United states District Sours was it; It's
sns9fS IN lsao SAS5 j. 1872 s as i4S
1870 a3ssl; 1875, ss .s24 1880 6l,oal 1886 G3.-
2'y w,t 1890 5s.io5; 1922 lestimated). 10000.
nf tho actual market vnlue OF its ta1nble property
three steam railroads running about 100 passenger
through the principal streets and connecting the city
with Passsic. five miles away; streets lighted with
be- "neHSeed Iap p Suy s%ons the
cities II public schools; free public library equipped
modern devices efficient police force o. so men, with
patrol wagon National banks and savings ,nstltu-
don; Board OF Trade; 2 free hospitals orphan
building and loan associations three companies Of
infantry and signal corps attached to the state
militia religious opportunities afforded by some 10
churches elegant homes macadamizcd streets merging
into equally fine roads Of the material piercing the
suburban country for miles In every direction. and
norma Republican majority Of abont 1,Coo-raterson.
right to sand proudly before the Nation live wit
hess 10 the vane and wisdom Of the protective system
tho memory OF her parent genius, Alexander Hamilton.
The public celebration begins to-day with uniform
service at D. M in large tent. holding 1000 people.
at Carroll-st and Parkave. union Roman Catholic
service at the same hour In st. Johns Church. Main
and Grand sts and nnlon vcsner service OF o'clock
In the tent at which large choir will sing and the Rev
Russell II; Conwell, OF Temple Church, Philadelphia,
will preach
and Industrial parade OF societies shop erganza-
tons will start with many noats exhibiting the ctys
sd sns II s e and nfs r w an S
on the Colts Hill tract, with band concerts; and at
8. p. m. jubilee exercises In the tent with historical
address by Tnrke Goodwin and grafton by George
VI. Robson.
on Tuesday. at 10 q. M: the military parade. will
start with tho First brigade Of New Jersey militia
OF United States Artillery Al O'Clock the banquet
in Apollo Hall win begin, and at 6 80 O'Clock grind
free display Of fireworks viii be given. closing the cele
bratiOn.
A Grand Army veteran. C. G. Shelby win raise the
stars and Stripes on Carrot Mountain at sunrise 70
ferent times throughout the day vnhous Gle
waited points will thunder greeting to the anniversary
Five minutes after midnight tonight II is expected
b spf Of Ts dp 20 t Or S city, T 81 ndn% d n
from thousands Of bows. and Old. md
noise such rs has never yet awakened the echos OF
New-Jerscy hills.