New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-21
PATERSON.
DELAY IN REORGANIZING THE FIRE De-
PARTMENT.

TO BE LITTLE EASIER ON LIQUOR LICENSES.
NOTES ABOUT CITY AFFAIRS AND PEOPLE.
The reorganization OF the fire department. as
fully paid system by abollshing the "ca.imen" ana
substituting constant duty. has been De.
layed for about months by the discovery OF ar
old resolution passed by former Board OF Alder.
which must be repealed and It's place taker
by a nehi one before the change can be made Tn,
Board had expected to appoint the permanent men
this week and the postponement caused great dlssp-
pointment to the supposed to he Slated" for
the twenty-slx Jobs at $3.50 year while the
seventy-two callmen the rolls at $50 year
correspondingy Pleased at the extension OF their
service The ordinance which has now gone 10 sac
ond reading provides for the change to take effec,
November IS next The callmen are dlsqueted BY
rumors that very few of the twenty-sx new men
will be taken from among their number despts
their experience in fre-fghng.
An ordinance IL now In its first stages provialns
that liquor licenses shall not be granted foi
three years. except during October in each year.
This takes the place OF a still rigid measure
whose term has just expired. forbiddng the granting
OF any new liquor licenses for a like period
DR.. William Herbert Lowe the city veterinarian
has sounded note OF warning agains, the common
practice OF having dog killed Immediately after
It has bitten person The doctor was ordered by
the Finance Committee OF the city 10 make an an.
topsy dog which had bitten a little boy and
which policeman had killed the next day by order
Of the Recorder. The doctor made the post nortem
and In his written report said that although he
found lesion indicating the development OF rabes
In the animal there could be no definite determine
ton whether the disease was present in a stage Of
incubation. DR.. Lowe added the recommendation
that hereafter. when dog has bitten person. the
animal be securely tied up for at least two weeka
or until symptoms of rabies have developed.
A wedding with costly Accomplishments excited
Hebrew society the l6th when Elsie daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs Lewis Levi married to Jacob
Samuels of Philadelphia. In the Barnert Memorial
Temple. The Rev. DR.. Grossman, OF New-York
performed the ceremony. The synagogue was
thronged with we-dressed people as was Apollo
Hall later. at a reception
The remarkable fatality that attends the Market
Street Methodist Episcopal Church is a topic for
general comment. The Rev. Nelson A. Macnichol
who was sent there by the Conference last spring
from Hasey Street. Newark had only preached IN,
sundays when he was stricken down by ,llness
anu ne never occupied a pulpit again The Rev
assistant and virtual pastor died e from wybo Z;
tever ABOUT two months ago. and Mr. Macnichol
appointed to the pastorate until the next annual
conference Another clergyman died this week the
Reformed cseceder'O Church in North Firsts,
lie was sixty-six years old
r Inc Orpheus Club will resume It's rehearsals next
WE'D WEI the baton over this body OF male part singers
Inc ne SUBSCRIPTION list for the three concerts on
loyo,% Is two-thirds full The Music Committee has
SUBJECTED the entire membership of between sixty
ana seventy men TO a retrial OF voices and music.
Teadng accomplishments, and some wedding out has
been the consequence. 9 ~ ~
The Young Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Paterson
orphan Asylum. on Market-st., has raised money
ior contagious disease isolation annex whose
walls are now up.
The Passac County District Medical Society has
appointed a committee to employ counsel and
healing ri Wit
out warrant of law
. Ex- Mayor David T. GIllmor left town this week
Tor MS new home at Pasadena, Cal, and does no,
expect TO return to the East