New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
PATERSON.
PREPARING FOR THE 2D REGIMENTS
BAZAAR

WORK OR PLANS FOR THE NEW HOSPITAl--NorEs
ABOUT THE TOWN.
Tho social dulness Of Lent gives people chance
70 think and talk about the great affair of the APP
proaching springtme-the bazaar with when the "a
Regiment of the New-Jersey militia Is TO open Us
new arrnory on Market-st. The money carmen WIZ
90 to the furnishing fund, for which the Legislature
has lust provided 5000. and for which the militia
asked sl5OO The date for opening the bazaar mas
been fixed at Nav s. and for week from that time
the l3- 80 cubic feet Of air space in the vast Grill
shed will echo with music and merrlment lHere
VIII be fifteen twenty booths, attended py sew
eral hundred women. The ofncers Dc0th II eNP''''u
10 enlist the services of women prominent IN social
functions under the direction Of Mrs John H. HOP
per whose husband is the regiments quartermas-
ter There Will BE- entertainment every evening
from $50 to O. and dancing from 1880 to lI"V' "o'-
ernOr Werts expected 10 be the formal starter OF
the housewarming The Grand Army posts SoiIS
OF Veterans and various school cadet corps VIII as
sis in various ways. The regiment nas iS
in Hackensack Orange and Dover which "'l' IeHu
labor and talent
The Teachers Association composed Of princi dlS
and instructors in the public schools mas cISc|cu
Principal L. II. White. Of the High Scnool as pres
ldent.
The weeks contributions to pgb'c kn9wledse and
culture by the Paterson scientific and Literary As,
S 6a h Ry ar D ssoea6n Hall On
Thursday evening, and Professor Lawtons Discus
way Reformed chapel, in the university extension
course on NewEngand writers. ..,... .,.,,.,
william q; Eenner president Mr. Fenner is a
member Of the auction house OF Field. Chapman *
Fenner. Of NeW-iork. anf mad been vlce-preslaeNt
IF the board for a long term Of years, during "hcn
William Strange held the presidency. Mr: 5transs
committee 10 investigate the scheme - bohl ne
special meeting next Tuesday night to discuss the
Tho High School Alumni Association has eected
IVAN VI. LOWS president.
The bill allowing me c;y u spend $4,000 for new
hospital for contagious diseases has become law.
tthi 2it2s for the new building are IN preparation:
IL VIII y" a brick structure with mO6ern saAltlIy
appliances. ami Will replace the rough wooden SHED Is
Enorkel together hGrrlrlly during smallpox out
be * mani lars ago. and used for the purpose
ever Sit'" lhc, slt' WI not b" ca4ngei, X T. On
the sic OF Preikness Mountain, back OF 'he Aims
: Rogers. the locomotive manufacturer. who is
popularity rated a 4i4@0H), has something Ike
,%v un ' ba. hInroIs ~ cboiee p.ge1ns and
thieves have been taking 'ome eely. Il Is thought
pei M me @ jHg matche. Mr Rogers has
steadily refused % sell any pigeons for mat pIr-
Frederick f. sckels who frs, applied steam -
tho ring Il vessels. and was the actual inventor
cutoff when reyolu,ionzei engineering. was buried
last Tuesday from the house OF ms son IN P'tr'i
deI in the comparatively obscure station OF water
works engineer a. Kansas '!ty llst We" .,....
the annual report of the Young Mems 'hgistan
Association OF Paterson. just issuei. shows 30
adult l2j junior AMI if5 women auNh1rA me.no''s
The receipts were l.>, anu balance 80, lnri~ =
a debt Of N.sgl Tire .otil Attendance Of .ehgiois
meetinss Wa PIX am a. G'l tS or5or
NJ he eighth anniversary exercises. h@i IL Associa-
non %r '' Sh.rbnrnS r. Merrill has presented the
Paterson Rescue Mission plot l'9A"' ,',, Y"., i
a., me sift w!;h an $500 building FOR the U.s. 81
In. mission The institution was esta'l iSne! tour
wear ago and now occupies the Old Psss1ic Hot.l,
in River-st where Washington lodged during the
Revolution and Lafayette was entertained on his
rg ,gbv 10 and 4m arT m meals dSy 0 The Work
supported partly by the sale OF WOOD saved by me
inmates. The Rev. James H. Robertson Is super