New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
PATERSON.
ONE, ALDERMAN HOLDING THE BALANCE
OF POWER.
CHANGES OF METHODIST MINIsTERs-A SUCCESS
Full FREE-sEAr CHURcH-MNoR NOTES

Ft,I. FREE-sEAr CHURCH-MINoR NOTES
oy INTEREST.
On account Of Holy Week and the municipal cleo
,ion religion and politics have divided the interest
in Paterson. and may shut out many OF the usual
sociai.and civ, topics The personal popularity OF
Mavcr Braun SHOWN by the 800 plurality that
reelected him The new Board Of Aldermen will
orcanize on the first Monday in May. and will have
a cheerful time electng president II Alderman
Mcguire the Socialist. who can either give the Re-
publ.cans the one vote they need or make tie by
ioining the seven Democrats, takes notion 10 DC
tate terms as holder of the balance Of power. TIE
nl CITY Office Of importance within the gift OF the
board IS that OF Recorder, held by Congressman
T,r,os + stewart who viii resign from the police
court bencn when he takes his seat at "ashihs-
TN Inc present Beard Of Frcehold,rs OF Passaic
County legisated out or Once, mas Stt o.c mt,
ing in May ana II IS not eXpectci that they VIII
s Us r. their successors this week. the task
OF providing me erection OF a ne" courtno4ss
. law passed by the Legislature al us recent ses-
sion the board, BY t"o-nIds Wy, IN map or nppy
"a The court for the appointment OF three coHllh.s-
1onnrs to direct TIE building OF The new structure
me annual transfer Of Methodist ministers nas
.it,.n tne peop,e II that denomination matter for
55mrios,tv with thy close Cf tne Newark confer
nee -Four churches receive new Pas1o inr rses
1 uacnichOl. after IN" ful lInii OF nve years az
jI,ieev street Newark comes 20 Market Street, and
y pr S,d o9ns2 To sofs 90 ntT NUM-
Gsnt hsS yeaeand Succeeds the Rev n p. Doane.
warafjon' simpson Churcn gets +, H. Knight, sun
= stntent an Drew Seminary and the Kew Jesse
8 Gilbert is appointed TO Spring VALLEY, u y. Inc
Rev p King the new pastor Of West Paterson.
j. a son OF the Rev r. Y. King OF the Peterson
Avenue Church. and succeeds student VINO mas
a. P,uIs Episcopal Church reports revenue OF
e. a.; for the parish year, and disbursements OF
Sc All ~ e. Marks the church mat "as es-
tabIished in the old parish building OF 81. Fauls
,yhan the latter moved 70 the East SIDE, reports
recepts N6s7 and expenditures. sl.5' ms SLOWS
tba, the new church. conducted on the free-seat
,lan is self-supportng.
An ordnance whose severity often strikes aver.
,ising agents from our Of town !Inpo ses me OF
slO for tacEing tin signs on telegraph poles. me
rea son for the regulation is that tin sign IS
dangerous thing for nemans spur TO strike ana
slip upon. ...s., 90 ,aauca tho -,a
for circus license from $50. the big SHOW Is coming
~ ni,ch its tents next month on the Clitoh race
,rark about a mile outside tire CITY Limits
Tn most Lenten dancing season WI! oien on
Wednesday night Of next week WIN the Iotrist
C,.cie clubs ball in Apollo Hall. -,
Professor Tawton's concluding lecture m t1c NJ
vsrs,,v Extension cou:sc on New england WRITER'S
The second series this season under tn auspices OF
he Paterson Scientific and Literary society: WI
trea, OF Holmes" and will be given next fTicay
over 100 persons are preparEs TO ass.s' N ne
bazaar which will open the new y regiment a'Ho'y
on MAY g.