The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-21
CITY NOTES.

Charles F.. Neuls the new police officer
was sworn In yesterday morning and did
duty yesterday.
The Thirteenth regiment rifle range will
be closed today as picnic will take place
on the grounds.
The Catholic Choral union will meet to-
morrow night at College hall; the female
party at and the full choir at s.
The Horton Publishing company has dis
posed OF its job printing office TO Fred
Koehler, formerly Of Walter, Koehler
& Co.
The pastor, Rev. W. H. Pearce, D. D.,
will preach morning and evening in the
Elm Park Methodist Episcopal church to-
morrow.
The employees of the Greenwood Coal
company and the south works of the
Lackawanna Iron and Steel company will
receive their monthly earnings this after
noon.
The employees Of William Connell e. Co.
at the Meadow Brook and National collier.
les and those Of the north works Of the
Lackawauna Iron and Steel company were
paid yesterday.
DR.. J. William MCGUIRE, of Vandling, a
graduate OF baltimore Medical college reg
istered In the Office Of ProthonotaTy
Pryor yesterday. He will practice his pro-
fession at Vandling.
Marriage licenses wero yesterday grant
ed by clerk Of the courts John II, Thomas
to Martin Lydon and Catherine Coyne, OF
Minooka, and to Michael Grisinski and
Mary Mochel, Of Scranton.
The Hucksters' association paraded last
evening to advertise their excursion to
Lake Ariel on July 80. A score or more Of
wagons loaded with fruits and vegetables,
gaily decorated and headed by the Law
renee band, were in line.
Sheriff John J. Fabey left at g.o'clock
yesterday afternoon for Harrisburg, to Sc
cure requisition papers for Frank Morrow,
who shot Constable Dougher, of Archibald.
After obtaining the papers Mr.. Fahey will
20 to Albany and have them signed aud
then pring his man on from New York,
where he is at present detained.
An addition has been made to Scrapton,s
many slightly spots by the erection of an
observation tower thirty-fiye feat high nv
the Arlington Land company on Arlington
Heights. This localityis on the hill east
OF the Driving park, near the oral school.
and the tower is being visited by many
lovers OF unobstructed landscape views
The suit Of James r. Mears against Ro-
zelle & Evans, which was heard Tbursdav
before Arbitrators II. L. TAYLOR NJ w
Lowry and j. w. Browning, was vester.
day decided against the plaintiff, the ar
bitrators declaring there was no cause for
action. The team of Rozsle & Evans ran
away and dashed into a wagon owned bv
Mr.. Mears, wrecking 1t. The defendants
offered 60 buy MIR. Mears 4 new wagon
but he would not accept 1t, and sued to re-
cover 5000. j. Alton Davis was attorney
for Mr.. Mears aud Fred W. Fleitz for the
defendants.
Through County Solicitor II. A. Knapp
writs OF scire facias sur recognizance were
yesterday filed against john j. Margaret
ho became security In the sum OF 5000
Eliza Zang who failed to answer to the
arge Of surety at the June term Of quar-
b session court; against William Smith,
no became bondsman In the sum OF 5000
h William Cabbage charged with assault
ith intent to kill:againts Michael Hirshe.
the sum Of $500 for Jacob HirShe charg.
with assault and battery: and against
Porge Colbert bondsman Of Ezedor Pc
ack :. lin thetsum.of $500 charged with
sault and battery.