New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
PATERSON.
TURNER'S HAVE CAPTURED THE CITY.

THE PUBLIC LIBRARY NOT GAMER BY THE
WILL OF JOHN GREEN-NoTEs OF LOCAL
AND PERSONAL INTEREST
Paterson will be painted red. white and black
for the next three days The gathering OF 5Vo
Turner'S from region including all the big cities
of the England and Middle Atlantic states
from Boston to Washington will lend Teutonic
asnect to the city The dolngs of the Atlantic
Division funniest will include torchlight and day
,igbt nrocessons through the streets. musical and
orato-ical contests and social diversions In Turn
Hall and athletic competitions at Clifton race
track varied with casthenics in which women
will take part The honorary reception COM
rnittee OF citizens has the names Of several who
arc neither German born Turner'S and among
these is William b. Gourley. prosecutor OF the
Pleas Of Parsalc County. Mr. Gourley has been
gathering evidence against violation OF the Sunday
law by baseball clubs There Is some speculation
as TO whether ne win call the attention OF the
Grand Jury TO the athletic sports and other secu-
lar dolngs Of the Turner's at Clifton tomorrow
The Paterson Free Public Library has expert
enced the truth OF an old adage about the cup
and the lip and has likewise concluded that the
wine in the cup was made OF really sour grapes.
John Green. a retired merchant, with enough 10
keen him comfortable was n child.ess widower
OF lonesome and giobe-trotting habits. and AFTER
completing tour OF the world he gave va'u-
able portfolio Of rare photographs TO the library.
for which he had great admiration lie TOD
more than Of the trustees that he had mace
will leaving all his possessions to That instita-
ton. 4 few years ago John Green bought lahd
on the Eau Ga.lle River, in Florida and put up
hotel at the new town OF sarno. liz was found
dead IN bed there on Memorial Day. His VIII
left with a lawyer in Paterson. vas opened, ana
It devised his estate TO the library as ne hsn sa,
he news that Mr. Green had made TWO wills since
last February. one rcyoklng his former ono "a
In
Hotel iu MI" man named Verbecke II was
further stated that all Mr Greens fortune was
,irI M In me sarno Investment, which al FORCED
sale would hordiy realize anything over mort
gage that covers H. ana he egae' ms
estate II The library would pay ne debts. ,-..
Sy recent ". app % OF the Mayor con-.
nrmci by the Board OF Aldermen. Political honofs
are ca Mayor nrsSn BY n me az 'Fssh S St
who were evenly divided ~ TO ro.itics had c,nli.
date each This Accession VIII make force OK
Car 30. 90 Of tho Paterson Railway Company;
wrecked the front OF building twice this week and
In each case the place FOR watch II made break
w wSTf i n orT's%'I T. be- dipsomania
The t~enty-seyenth annual graduating exerci ,s
o,era House next TUESDAY night, The class OF 1888
numbers nneyswo Exercises o, snP ,i. ns,efe
pcuslyc gowns VII be encouraged and the handing
The members u paterson Lodge No 60 OF
Elks. "Wednesday gave their third annual picnic
Tor orphan shlldryn nt RE Park pretty ,n 5 5grs
mon on the road 70 Little Falls. The little folks
Passaic were carried to and from the grounds in
electric cars ana Toasted TO their hearts and stom-
arns some Of Pains aysS
we're nred for their delight. and the Elks their
s wxs tna ,has ., so s deed ne
Gcorse r. Bakelsy chief enSnss ioS o. man, p peops
to take line OF thought on the streets,pavias
"a Of rad AZ 4
asphalt. which he argued was more eosuy az us
The ndSaion: rem insomP'se GsDsus n asrs.
lion which civic pride hoped for The tota. Is est.
mated AZ about two tholsand under the figure
s5n M the next census MI remain a second
Class ely under the coqsti,utlonal t
Of Trenion Camden and Iiobosen an ransT n,lt
poses making necessary radical changes in the ma
chinery q government.
grave nuisance has come irto being along the
trolley lines. Swarms Of urchins jump on the run,
ming boards OF the trailers bringing ptssengers 5,
some gamin being mangled under the wAee.s. ana
making life burden - the conductors, VINO dare
causing a fatality. and who would need qnairunle
e. p Of f sn So hn5 TO- ea trey rye 10 the s
The Mecca Club. which has eigh.y-eigh, members.
certei County clerk Albert d. Winfield president
IS confined ''' to Free Masons and the name was
cub were members OF Mecca Temple. Mystic
Shrine. Of New-York;, which numbers, on rs rS;.
the Mayor. Chief OF Police and several other ohi-
cals and prominent men 0. Paterson, some FORTY IN
sl
TIE p o, the Marke, Street Methodist fps opal
church - objcc, OF curiosity - strangers IN
town. and OF apprehension 70 dwell ers near by. 'n
account of - twisted aspect The cnurch trustee
/ emp.oyed builder. who pronounced II saf@, n
spite oi It's tsy appearance. unless tornado should
come AM tas opinion was backed by me city
Building Inspector Rut an expert 'S'ecp.e-Jack
whom they wanted to employ 20 repair the sp.re,
says that II ia In highly dangerous condition. ami
that he would not take the risk Of the po Tor less
I than $50 4 day.
The Grand Jury. which announces that II has
concluded its labors but for some mysterious reason
does not be- discharged has brought IN
presentment against German branch OF the si.-
v,'ion Army. with blrrack al Main ana FAIR SIS
Julius Bran les. silk MANUFACTURED. who mas been
In this country since 1858 has just applied FOR MS
frs, citizenship papers. twenty-seven yesrs con-
temptation OF American institutions having con-
WINGED him that they are aboi, right