The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-01

tween their children, Marshal Moore and
Mrs Walter Weaver share and share
alike. Mrs. Moore is to have the income
Of the entire property during her NE
time.
Rev. ]. G. Whitmore, pastor of Trinity
Evangelical church, Little England Is
still unable to attend to his pastoral work
on account of continued illness. At 1890
a. m. tomorrow the Rev. Mr.. Smith, of
Dunmore, will preach to his congregation
and at 7.S0 p. m William Lord will conduct
the services.
The members Of Mrs w. f. Hallstead
lodge, Division So General independent
Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Engineers, are requested TO BRING
any kind of packages to the l.ailroad
Young Mems Christian association hall
this afternoon from to 4 o'clock for
worthy railroad family who are greatly
In need.
Judge r. W. Archibald, Judge Rice, of
Luzerne, and Judge Searle of Susque-
hanna county, will meet in Judge Arch
bald's chamber in the court house today
today to arrange the preliminaries for
conducting the contest between Judge
Sittser and Edward NJ Durham for the
Office of judge of the Wyoming-Sullivan
judicial district.
Judgments amounting to 81, $50 were yes
terday filed with Prothonotary Pryor
against John Wahl & Co., dealers in bar
bers' supplies, on Spruce street. The
judgments are held by the following: Eu-
ghenia Wahl $15OO; George Wahl, $3.50;
Euphemia Wahl, $1,000. On executions is
sued ON these judgments Sheriff Fahey
last evening levied on the effects of Wahl
& Co.
Martin Novlslii, Polish miner, resid-
ing at 1917 Diamond avenue, and working
at the River slope, Delaware and Hudson
| Railroad company, met with a singular
| lccident yesterday. While coupling some
| cars his head was caught between two
| cars, by which he received a severe scalp
wound and slight symptoms of conclusion
were shown. He was taken to the Lack
| awanna hospital where his wounds were
| dressed.
| After deducting the expenses from the
| gate receipts of the late tournament the
| officers of the Excelsior Athletic club find
| that a snug balance Is lying in the treas
| urer's hands. Therefore the members
| have concluded to eXpend the proceeds on
| Improvements at their quarters. Quite
a number of minor changes will be made
and besides a bath room will be added,
| which will accommodate the EXcelsiols
at all seasons with hot, cold and shower
| baths.
Coroner Kelly and the jury empaneled
| on the case of the Polish woman who
| was killed Tuesday afternoon on the rail-
road tracks near the Olyphant depot will
| meet in Sweeney's undertaking rooms, in
| Olyphant, M)11ay night and hear testi-
| mony of those who saw the woman meet
1g, 1, 4,
| that has been done in the case up to date
Is to empanel the jury. The testimony
Of the crew of the engine that killed the
| woman will be taken.
Te Scranton Social club which has for
| it's objects the social enjoyment and the
literary improve ment of its members ap-
piled to the court yesterday for char
ter. The subscribers to the articles of
Incorporation are Peter Zeigler, f. w.
| Martin, DR.. John OMalley, Frank Rob-
ling. Alex Dunn, jr., o. j. Gaige, j. A.
Kelley, r. II. Hull, f. NJ. Aylesworth, II.
| A. Eaton, w. II. White, r. ]. Beamish,
| Dr. s. J.. Longstreet, $. Cohen, NJ. VI.
| Keogh, b. +. Squier G. NJ. Truman, G. a.
Jacobus, DR.. William Haggerty, c. W.
| Schank.
| Yesterday afternoon at o'clock Wy
| oming avenue was the scene of excite
| ment opposite the Coal exchange. 1t re-
| sembled q blockade on Broadway in New
| York city. Vehicles of all description
| and street cars were heterogeneously
mixed up and upward of 800 people were
gathered on the street. The cause of II
was Hyman Sidiman, who drives the
Westminster bus. lie drove pellmell down
the avenue and before William Y. Smith 5
carriage could be got out Of the way the
bus collided with it. but the damage was
not great. There were no occupants In
the carriage at the time.
Pabst's Milwaukee Beer, cool and spark