New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-24
PATERSON.
MAYOR BRAUN MAKES CORPORATIONS
PAY FOR PRIVILEGES.
GOVERNOR ELECT GRIGGs TO PLAY IN COLI
MATCH on THANKSGIVING DAY-CoM-
INC cOScFRTS

GOVERNOR ELECT GRrGGs TO PLAY IN A COLI
MATCH ON THANKSGIVING DAY-CoM-
ING CONCERTS.
Mayor Braun OF Paterson is a bargaln-driver VINO
has saved the taxpayers thousands Of dollars by his
stiff dealing with corporations that desire TO make
contracts with the municipality When the Board OF
Aldermen has passed a resolution to make a con-
tract with a water company or a telephone COM
pany has obtained franchise TO lay subway,. %
a garba ge-reduction company seeks TO renew an ar.
rangement for the collection and disposition Of
refuse. 1t Is the regular thing for Mayor Braun to
announce that ne Will not sign the contract; the
price is high, the city is not getting the con.
cesslons 1t ought have in the shape Of free drink
Ing fountains or free telephones. or something else.
and the next thing in order Is conference between
HIS Honor and the representatives OF the corpora
tion. and compromise which results in more money
for the city treasury. Corporations have become
familiar with the Mayors ways now, and they have
taken the lesson The latest instance was the con-
tract for a five years renewal Of the contract with
the Paterson Sanitary Company for collecting the
garbage and reducing 1t to fertilzing powder. The
Mayor refused sign the contract which the Alder
men had voted. and a new one has now been maze
at a reduction that a saving OF about $1,000
to the city.
Joseph Garcia Peter Porto, william Aspe.i. J. p.
Flood and Edward Floyd committee representing
sympath!zers with the Cuban revolutionary cause.
have Issued a manifesto anu Cdiieu " pich"'Ho~S
meeting for this evening in Druds Hall to decide on
a plan of action, and perhaps arrange for mass
meeting In Apollo Hal soon.
Paterson women OF literary and business ABILITY
are working day and night for the "Women's News
paper" 70 be issued December for the beneht OK
the General Hospital
There Will be interesting golf match on THANKS
giving Day on the links Of the Paterson Coli Club.
between the home team and that OF Tuxedo, y. Y,
II Is expected that Governor-elect John W. Griggo
will be one OF the Paterson players, he being enc
thusiastic and ski.lful in this in several other
sports.
The Tourist Cycle Club is going into various CONF
petitions to pass the time wheeling seasons.
They have teams in two bowling contests and
pool and whist tournament. .
Tickets been is ued TO SUD :crDeS ior the tsS
concert this season OF the Orpheus Club in Assoch.
ton Hall, on Tuesday. December This society -
conducted on the purely private subscription Plan.
and its list Is full. The clubs share in the pro-
gramme will be familiar ballads and Cd songs ar
ranged for male part-snging by the conductori -.
NJ Wske. and the assisting artists WILL De VIII"
lam III Rleger tenor. and Dora Vaesca Becker. vio-
nist The Paterson Philharmonic society WI. nave
for it's concert the following week Naver Schwar-
wenka pianist, and Miss Devlgnes contralto.
Company c. 81 Regiment has Withdrawn from
the project Of forming an athletic club 10 have the
games in the arnOry. -eaVlng companies a an1
r 10 run IT, 1t is understood that the Company =
men are dissatisfied because the regiment autnorl.
ties will not let them he company rooms on
Sunday for lounging and social chat
The Hamilton Club has rejected Goyer1or-elecu
John W Griggs it's president for another year The
other officers First vice-president yohn H. nops
ner: second ce-presdent Eugene Emey; third
vice-president, William I. Rye; recording secreS
tary William l. Lewis: treasurer William d. Blau'
welt; financial secretary. s. 5. Lambert