The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-28
CITY NOTES.

City employees will be paid Saturday.
Very few arrests are being made by the
police.
Many school teachers received their pay
yesterday.
The policemen drilled in the armory
yesterday afternoon,
Amateur photographers can fiud some
fine landscapes at Woodlawn park, Green
Ridge.
A full dress rehearsal Of "The Fall Of
Babylon" will take place this afternoon at
| O'Clock on the stage.
Both the common and select councils
will meet this evening. The joint streets
aud bridges committee will meet at 7
o'clock.
The annual examination OF students for
entrance to Yale college will take place
this morning. beginning at 8 o'clock. az the
School Of the Lackawanna.
An advertisement inserted in Yesterdays
TRIBUNE by a young woman who wanted
employment brought five answers before
4 p. m. THE TRIBUNE is the place to ad {.
vertise.
The high school committee of the board
OF control will meet this evening at 73O
prepared by Little g. O'Connor, Of New
York, for the new high school.
Marriage licenses were granted yester-
day by Clerk of the Courts John H. Thomas
to Thomas Il. McAlahon, Of Buffalo, N. Y,
to Maggie j. Morrow, Of Scranton; Ed
warG q. Smith and Mary Jane Anderson,
Scranton.
William GrAman, grocer Of Capouse
avenue, was In Jessup Tuesday during the
storm. lie was arranging box on the
wagon when bolt struck aud killed his
horse. He was knocked unconscious.
However, his case is not serious.
James Danner Of Stroudsburg, who was
taken to the Lackawanna hospital for
treatment of injuries received while on his
way to Gouldsboro by being struck by q
train, died yesterday morning at O'Clock.
His body was taken home and the funeral
will take place this afternoon at o'clock.
The picnic of st Lulie's parish and Sun.
day school will be held at Lake Ariel Sat-
urday, June 30. The train will leave the
Erie and Wyoming station at $50 n. M,
stopping at Dunmoro. Tickets can be Sc
cured at the station; children, 40 cents;
adults, 20 cents. All members of the Sun.
day school free.
az 6.oU yesterday morning Anthony
Loughney and Miss Mary Biglin, Of Car.
bon street, were married at st. Peters
cathedral. Mr.. Loughhey was attended
by John Mullen and Miss Biglin by Miss
Jennie Biglin. Mr.. and Mrs. Loughney
have gone on wedding tour to New York
and points on the Hudson. Upon their
return they will reside on the West Side.
j. W. &c j. S. Miller, wholesale meat
merchants Of this city, secured four at.
tachmeuts in the Office of Prothonotary
Pryor yesterday.against William Gilroy, q
butcher doing business in the Seventh
ward. The total amount Of the sum rep.
resented In the attachments approaches
nearly 81, 800. Afterward executions were
issued against the realty OF Giroy. Frank
HolEate also secured an execution on an
attachment of $500. The property OF
Gilroy will be sold at sheriff's sale.
The literary programme at Elm Park
church this evening will be one Of un-
usual interest. DR.. Pearce and II. H.
Heidleman will speak ON their respective
departments in the university. The Misses
Lillian Mines and Mabel Schlager will re.
cite. w. II. Peck will read "The Ad-
vance," which will be an unusually bright.
newsy and interesting number Among
the musicians who will contribute to the
evenings programme are Mrs. Vanwy
Jonos.Page aud W. W. Jones, baritone.