New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-29
PATTERSON.
PAssA1C COUNTY COURTS OPENED
SUNDAY BASEBALL GAMEs-PREPARING FOX \
MUSICAL SEASON CHURCH AND

SOCIAL MATTERS.
asido from the political happenings Of the week
tho nomination OF Recorder James T. stewart 10Y
Congress by the Vth District kepupic''nS' anu
the obedience of the Democrats at their primaries
70 tho behcs Of the local bosses that, as PUNISH
,,ent for his Independent stand against the Dill oil
sale Congressman Cadinus must not be r,honii-
ratcl-the opening Of the Passaic County courts Tor
the Soptember term has furnished tho chief topic
Of interest There are two important criminal
cases on the calendar Salvatore ID hha was
stabbed to death I'm a Sunday brawl III an lthhah
tenement and after several men had been arrested.
the wife of one Of them named Forlenzo, caused
= sensation by giving herself up. and insisting that
she herself had stabbed Della in defence OF her
honor Public opinion has been divided as TO
whether the was telling the truth or
whether to save her husband she took the risk OF
admitting a homicide that might be held jnsti-
fable
The other leading criminal case IS that against
"Dr" Hattie Montague. who. after many years
Of unlawful practices. was implicated with two
female nurses in the death OF Mrs. Augustus Nc
Grath a chd-w!fe. from unlawful operation.
The civil list is laden down with suits against rai
road companics for the killing manning OF peo-
pie on the electric car tracks or the steam road
grade crossing one case has already been tried.
Matilda r. Claxton. n school teacher recovering
a verdict Of 5000 against the Paterson Railway
Company and the New-York. Susquehanna and
Western Railroad Company as joint defendants.
on June IS last electric car was broken 10
kndling wood by the Dcckcrtown Express Of the
Susquchanna road ut the River-st. crossing The
gateman in his front year near by talking about
free wool with Il politically opposed neghbor. and
the "a ties We're mp. so that the motorman had no
warning Tho had on board Principal McKin-
ncy and several teachers Of Public School No. IS
going 10 their duties and several Of them were
injured. ard have compromised threatened suits
for damages Miss Claxton sued for 5000 She
had be carried from "A carriage 10 the courtroom
to testify. ana T. rippel AMI unable to teach. her
face viii be iisngurcd for life 1t was this Dis
aster which lei to the rule now in force that
electric conductors must get out at every steam
road crossing and II the passage is clear. with
out trusting to Aagmen gatemcn.
CHURCH LABOR AND OTHER NOTES.
The now Jewish synagogue OF the ConSrega-
ton BNai Jeshurun At Broadway and S;raiGht-st..
is a beautiful brick structure. with rich In
terror OF Moorish design. and cost some $500 a
large part OF when has been raised by the IL
brew Ladies' Benevolent Society Mrs. Nathan
Barnert. president. on n slab over the main por-
tai IS inscribed "Hawort Memorial Temple" EX-
Mayor Nathan Barncrt bought The ground FOR slo.-
oc'. ana made it free gift TO The congregation.
Tho sale of seats ha7 ALREADY brought IN Income
of $1,000 In sight An interesting feature Of the
dedication this week was the presence Of ono
Methodist and three Presbyterian ministers on the
platform. and the Rev. Dr. shaw OF The Second
Presbyterian Church. made an address At the
laying Of the cornerstone some months ago the
Rev. Hcrvey Wood. Baptist. made address
The prcdominancc II clubs composed Of Roman
Catholic young men In local athletics. and tho way
In which they utilize Sunday afternoons for games.
with the evident approval OF their parish priests.
IS feature Of the city's social lie Half dozen
Of the parishes have ''lyccums." whose baseball
teams form a Catholic League" \ l.ugby League
has now been formed by three Of these parish
lyceums. and football bids fair to stir the town
during tho coming season. The Rugby craze
spreads all through the athletic organiza Dus AMI
tho schools. Tho -. Johns sundays hoo Teach
cra Association. which IN membership is vir,u-
ally identical with the Entrc Nous club. one ~
the strongest Of these catholic aihlctr and social
bodies. l. building fine Hceum In o!iycr-st On
the site OF the old ST Johns Church. II viii bc
OF brick. four stories. and VIII have a gymnasium
and completely equipped theatre. besides the
usual clubhouse accessible.
4 Labor Lyceum is the latest puolIc building en-
years ago S' ra 2 500 by far spit in he
order caused the money to be Tied mp IN the Court
OF Chanccry until II could b. determined which
assembly Of the knights had the riEht to dispose
tied. and The Building Association OF Trades
and Labor Unions - Paterson" with three dele
wiil put up p thr,c-story buillng. WIN stores on
the ground floor, and Offices and workngmens
The orpheus club. a male singing SOCIETY ~
sixty voices. which VIII give concerts for suhscrip
hcarsal. work sf'er the sumner vacation, G. Nor
successful public concert last May after II had
been organized few weeks Another subscription
musGs enGTgSe ihas Of s!epSen a. Wall know
third season Mr.. Wal IL young. Pa,efsonan.
who has been church organlst and musical en-.
thuslas; for some years. and he Is the pioneer OF
private snhserptop concerts nc IN ratsrson
TO the faction which held the Atlantic CITY Grand
Lodge. and which claims the great preponderance
Lodge faction has the books and papers. the funds
ago gave up SUNDAY sessions. and 50 did not come
under the edct Of suspension lately pronounced by
several other lodges for sticking to the old Sunday
n w NH r came o about IRON IN the fact n mat orig
con me 9' on NO. %'s oher Night OF ana 'e'
The venerable ana reverei Dean McNulty. OF St.
this week to visit sick brother in Ireland
A well,k Paterson family has been honored
James lnglis. Of the county courts. to be president
James D. Donnell. a Republican. succeeds Alex
anaTr Eo pemocT" t., as ,h cosny sfhoG so
Edncation is said to have been surprisc. even
to Mr. Donnell He Is an ex-newspapcr reporter
y e iS' qrauS Of Am GTs 10 an ahe is g
to be the best classical scholar In Paterson, when
years ago he took his notes in Greek
Ihe pas9a h Falls haye been grand spectacle
volume Of tawny water. necised and streakcd
win snow white foam, now thunders over cIins
The Republican Convention of Passaic County
% Gs nsd APo W n " % T@endS EH
Senator The result OF Thursday nights primaries
under the system Of electng four on n general
ticket No one candidate has majority OF ali the
among the men who will constitute the convention
NEWS NOTES FROM KEARyT
branch Of the Direct Legislation League Will
be organized In Kcarny this afternoon at n meet
Ing 10 be held for that purpose in Evans Hall.