New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-20
PATTERSON.
SOCIALIST DOCTRINES BEFORE THE
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
r.,,,r,. srp ,vGE TO LIVE IN NEw-YoRK-Ac-
TIVITY IN CHARITABLE WORk-AMAIEoH
THrATRlCALs- PERSONAL NOTES.

rrvIry IN CHARITABLE woRK-AMATEuR
THrArRIcAIs- PERSONAL NOTES.
| The spectacle of fourteen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
anI Democrats-stenlng patiently while Sociai's'
| Alderman reads from, manuscript a speech tha'
| vor,d m two newsp,pcr columns with solid type Is
| uncommon but ii was Witnessed at the last meeting
| OF the Board of Aldermen Matthew Mcguire, 'he
Socialist member elected from the Eghtn "aru 'as'
| spring by a plurality of one vote over Deh'ooi a
| although the ward is stronghold OF the la'eef
| Marty was the essayist The point OF his address
was that taxation in New-Jersey, ana more e.
pccally Paterson, is not IN obedience TO inc C'"
stitutlon which gays that property snail DC as
! sessed at lis full value and equitabiy-a TACT WHICH
! nobody can deny. The conclusion OF MS arsu''eh'
was that the city Tax Assessors had been crh'haii'
derelict I'm their duty. and he moved that steps De
taken 70 impeach them-a suggestion WHICH, WIFI n's
! paper was sent 10 the Finance Committee
The eleventh annual report OF the paterson Eye
| and Ear Irdruary Just ISSUED, shows conthueo
good work 10y purely charitable institution An
! apaeal is made to the public ior iuhds' Inc IA
| Urinary H. IN Church-st., near MarKet-st' anu "s
services are limited TO the needy VINO cannot ahoi
| to pay Diseases OF the eye, ear ana throat are
| treated The Board Of Governors consists OF John
| c,nnbou Michael j. Morris. Charles f. Medine'
| William T. Rye, David II. Gr!mshaw. waiter D.
| Johnson NJ D.: william Strange, jacob "a.der'
| Cathollna Lambert. Samuel J. Watson. Garret a.
| Hobart William Barbour Charles Danfortn Jonh
| : Cooke William o. Feyerweather. Edmund IT,
| Edwards Jacob Weidmlnn jacob Herandt "iihan'
McCiu Joseph W. Congion and Henry DoherV.
Tho Paterson branch OF the Necdlework Guld OF
| America had an exhibition OF clothing table ana
bed linen at the General Hospital last Iuesnay.
| This guild is modelled after a society III fhs.a"'
| f,unded nv Lady Woverton, Of which Princess May
f. nov the head The object Ia to furnish garments
anl other useful things for hospitals and charities
! gennrallv Mrs H. l.. Demarest IL honorary presi-
| dent; Mrs r. T. Van Rner, president; MISS iaa
! Phantom. secretary ard Miss Mary Dean treasurer
| Evcr since Anarchists tried to slow up william
s,ranqn.s house with n dynamite bomb during
the strike in the silk mills last spring IL mas peen
| nredicted by persons who know him that MT
| STRANGE would sever the ties that bound him 10
! Paterson except that Of his interest In the siik
mill Within a few months he has resigned the
presidency Of the Paterson National Bank or the
| Park Commission and OF the Board or frane' "na
f. vas only by an effort that ne was persuaded 10
withdraw his resignation OF memnersnlp n In, tme
rooms at the Hotel Majestic IN New-i orK anu !,
! is understood that Mr.. Strange mas deterIIl.sn
! 70 give up Paterson permanently as residence
ard dispose OF his beautiful house in Broadway
J The Paterson Amateur Opera Associah, n o, re
sumed rehearsas hs week skn n Ip oh tne Za
briskie tho conductor OF the society.
T. " Morgan T ". Morley. 6 A. Hopper,
william Hopper Frank Rea ana J1n h ;nte sain
bucks. nIs Doty. Pruden and BaIeray VEN sIt
| moose hunting in the Aroostook region, ana din
not concern Themselves with such small game az
door bur they gOt no moose one caribou was
| IN, result Of their expedition. Drs. Doty ard
| Priden are back: DR. Baleray stayed in Maine
to visit relatives. - -.
| Ticket holders for the amateur performance or
Tine Pirates OF PenEHnce.' given last winter Tor
the benefit Of the two hospitals. were so tardy In
making returns that the committee have only Just
been able TO report net result OF s275 FOR each
hospital. ,,., ..
Charles y. shrner. Fish and Game WARDEN OF
Passalc County. is as expert at landing vlolatoTs
Of the laws as he Is at hy-casting for trout lie
caught two Italians In the Haedon woods me
other day with eight slaughtered robins. and II
cost the Offenders slGo. the penalty being $50 Tor
each song bird -, 49,,
William q Fcnner. Nice-President OF the Board
| OF Trade. and member OF the auction house OF
Field Chapman < Fcnner, has taken rooms tor
his family at tho Hotel Majestic New York. for
inc winter Andrew Francis Gilsey. o: New YORK
"A member Of the wellknowr hotel family. and MS
Lria formerly Mrs Caroline c Nollman. or Pater-
son who were married In the Church or the trans
Viii also maxi their home at the Majestic