The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-22
CITY NOTES.

The board Of control will hold regular
meeting this evening.
The Hustler will produce at the Acad-
emy of Music this evening
The new county commissioners observe
the Saturday half holiday law.
Hayes Bros orchestra will hold its an.
nual ball at Turner hall tonight.
The members of Company will tonight
elect 4 captain and first and second lieu.
tenants.
The annual ball of Hook and Ladder
company takes place at Turner hall on
Feb. II.
The Social Group will give a compimen.
tary social at Siegels academy on Wednes.
day evening
Hoyt's famous play, "a Temperance
Town" will be at the A1a deny of Music on
Friday evening with many of the original
cast.
The ladies of the Methodist Episcopal
church, Dalton, will serve the quarterly
church supper next Wednesday from $50
to pm.
The car shops Of the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad company
will go on six hours day, beginning with
this morning.
II. s. Newton, collector of state and
county taxes in Scott township for the
year 1898, settled his duplicate with Coun-
ty Treasurer Powell on Saturday.
The Scranton clearing house has been
established three weeks and including
Saturday, during that time the total
amount Of exchanges has been 1854, 1882.
The woman who was arraigned in police
l,., g. a. H.. Il
who gave her name us Mrs. Jennie Will
Jams. of Duryea was not Mrs. Jennie Will
iams, the wife of Supervisor Thomas II.
Williams, of Duryea.
The announcement is made that Signor
Null whose career as Il tenor singer and
music teacherin Scranton, was short lurid =
ly brilliant, and startling, was recently
married TO wealthy st. Louis widow
named Mrs. Delaney,
The Brewers association hes set a move
ment on foot to prosecute foreign agents
who are doing business in this city. The
intention is to compel them TO pay $500
each to the county. ES.Sheritf Robinson
vii! I've the prosecutor.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Gibson, of Fig
street, were arraigued before Alderman
Blair on Saturday charged with arson.
John p. Gibson and G. c. Donovan became
their bondsmen before Judge Archibald in
the sum of $1,000.
In the damage suit OF Carl Nelson
against the Hillside Iron and Coal com
pany tried last week at Montrose, with
Major Everett Warren and Cornelius
Smith of this city retained AS counsel, the
jury awarded the plaintiff $1,000 damages.
An application was made to the court
Saturday for charter for the German
Evangelical church Of Petersburg John
Miller, George Ries, George Helwig, Aug
ust Schmidt, George Donyleberg William
Fiel and Louis Veste are the subscribers
to the articles of Incorporation.
An entertainment will be given at the
rooms Of the Young Women's Christian
association tomorrow evening at o'clock
A large number Of stereopticon pictures
Will be shown and short musical pro-
gramme will be rendered, This enter
tainment will be free to all young women,
Come early and enjoy the reading and
recreation rooms.
Suits were begun Saturday by City
Solicitor Torrey against the following
bondsman to recover forfeited recogni2
ances: Jonas Brandt, bondsman for Paul
Satin, for $500; John Tierney, bondsman
for Peter Machavitz, for 81, 900; Mdrtin
Woyshner, bondsman for William Fitzpat
rick, Frank Morris and Stephen Sewon, In
the sum OF $500 each.