New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-08
PASSAIC COUNTY.
PATERSON.
TALK OF MOVING THE SOLDIERS MONUMENT
WEDDINGS AND OTHER INCIDENTS IN

TALK OF MOVING THE SOLDIERS MONUMENT.
WEDDINGS AND OTHER INCIDENTS IN
SOCIETY.
There Is a considerable interest In the propossd
removal of the soldiers monument from Its place
on Cannon Rock" the Gin overlooking the city
on the west, near the Passaic Falls, to one Of the
public parks. The site is private properly. and II
Is argued that the blasting OF rock underneath
the cliff threatens 70 undermine the monument
The scheme of removal Is understood to have
strong friends In Farragut Post c. A. r.. and II
il thought that the Park Commissioners would be
glad to have the monument stand In one OF the
parks but In which one is question that they
will have to face. as the "shrieks Of locality viii
arise vigorously in case II is decided to make thu
change.
The Aldermen constituting the Fire Department
Committee are 80 determined to have home labor
employed on all municipal work that they changed
the plans Of the prSeosed new fire engine house
from granite TO brownstone trimmings. because
there are brownstone cutters in the city but no
granite cutters.
The Paterson Fishing Club will take possession
TODAY of its new clubhouse at Canarse /. l.
and invitations have been issued for reception
Mayor Braun and number of other city officials
members.
Cards have been issued by ex-Assemblyman
George n. Low announcing the marriage OF his
delphia. IN that city on November p last
The fourteenth semi-snnual concert OF the Pat
erson Philharmonic Society attracted TO Assocts-
ton Hall last Tuesday night an audience Of ~
people representing, as usual, the wealth and
social life OF the town This amateur orchestra
showed continued improvement under the direction
OF Carl Hauser, OF New-York A. Hobart smock.
tenor made a favorable impression II was his
arst appearance In concert in Paterson Mss
ala a..nfF fft a n TIA
bill
Passa,c with 1900 or 1900 inhabitants has three
stations of the Erie Railroad at short Intervals
Paterson with 10000. has only the same NUMBER
and on, OF these at Lake View, i pracucaiy oN
of town. being at the city limits the one at River
side Is also merely a suburban station ana numoef
OF commuters circulating a petition FOR new
station at Hamilton-ave., nNe plochs Hor'n VI 'ne
main one at Narket-st
Two Chinese converts will be publicly immersed %
, the First BAPTIST Church tomorrow evening They
are Willie Wing and An Sing and both ar Laundry
men. 1900 -, -, ,,.
town was that of Miss Enor Cooke. daughter OF NE
late Mr. AID Mrs. James Cooke, To Lucilr r. hoO-
nson. OF Hartford. Coma. N the church 81 the Ke.
decmer Presbyterianl on Weinesity evening. lnss
Paterson The Rev Or David Magic. the pastor
Of the church. performed the ceremony. Carsncs
H. Breton was At the organ me nrilr va go s-.
away by her broiher me esn' MTG RoSinson.
OF Hartford a sister Of the bridegroom; Aary '.
Ranet. OF Holyoke. Mass sarah Goodwin Of r ns'
ford. Helen Reynolds. II Wilkesbarre; Amy J.,.
OF Baltimore. Kate Sage 81 Ithaca " Y. ana Ma
Huxley Of Hartford. The iis' u ushers mo,s'",
WVilys Terry OF Brooklyn, john ~ klphs,,,n, -
Hartford n brother ~ tho bridegroom ntiity
brooks Of New YORK. John Briisman o, n ~,
decee Of New-Iondon. the Res. Frank Shpmann' ot
Hartford and " r. cooke younger oro'hsT "a I'D
hrlde A reception AT the brides nome ioipN-,
with n supper by sherry Mr.. AMI Mrs. hooii. IN
Mil live in Hartford. where they ha', rAs'l ~ ~
.
abroad Tor year. Mr.. Robinson Is lawyer pf'e
Using i'm Hartford.