The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-03-29
MAHANOY CITY.
MAHANoY CITY, M


Frackville yesterday afternoon.
John Lewis and Patrick Hogan have
returned from New York.
John X Dence, of Ashland, was in town
last evening.
Richard Cleary returned to the Lehigh
University at Bethlehem yesterday.
S. G. Selgman transacted business in
Philadelphia and Harrisburg to-day.
DR. Gillars, of Pottsville, called upon
Gilberton patients yesterday.
Thomas Davidson sold goods in Track
vile yesterday.
Miss Daisy Frailey, of Philadelphia, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs S. G. Selig-
man, of South Main street
Timothy Graney, of Maizeville, So
iourned with Mahanoy City friends last
evening.
Hon. j. T. Shoener, of Orwigsburg,
candidate for Congress, called upon lie
publican friends here last evening.
Messrs. William Knapp and Joseph
Hopes attended the party at the home of
n. q. Lytle, in Mahanoy Plane, Tuesday
evening.
Michael Heating, the widely-known
amateur detective, has changed his dis
guise again by the removal of hand
some moustache.
Mrs John Saul will succeed her hus-
band rs agent for the Lauer Brewing
Company.
Mrs. Sarah Yiengst, of Allentown, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. NJ. Hopes, of
East Centre street.
A new advertising dodge is the distribu
tion of circulars upon which is pasted a
penny of 1894 issue. The ad is very
attractive to youngsters.
John Hullihan, of Gilberton, was in
town yesterday.
James Deneen and John Mahaney, of
| Gilberton, met friends about town last
evening.
All the Reading collieries suspended
| yesterday for the week after working IA
| days
Frank Sanford, of Hazleton, and a
! comedian in the Lost in New York"
company, is the guest of T. f. German.
Rev. Robert johnson, holding a charge
in the vicinity of Reading, visited old
friends in town this morning.
! Sylvester Ratsavage waived a hearing
| before Justice Sherman on the charge OF
beating Mrs Priscilla Poole, his board
ing mistress, and was taken to Pottsyille
| jail, in default of bail.
Postmaster-elect Thomas OConnor will
step into official shoes on April /, and the
office will be removed to the new location
on Centre street, west of Main, at about
the same time.
DR.. George Fetherolf a graduate of the
Toronto Veterinary College, recently
removed to town and intends opening an
Office in NJ. r. STEMS drug store. The
doctor owns IA grey hound that attracts
much attention. The dog, though but
eight months old, stands nearly as high
as a table and could easily give points to
some of the Maizeville cracks
The marriage of Stephen Wayne and
Mrs. Robert Orr took place last evening
Mr.. Wayne is well-known travelling
| salesman and Mrs. Orr has charge of a
department in the Mansion House. The
ceremony was performed by Rev hlmmer-
man, of the German Lutheran church.
The bridesmaid was Miss Lou BenSinger
and the groomsman ID. Stull. Only few
intimate friends were present.
Peter Salusly stood up before the bar
of Justice O'Briens court yesterday and
waived a hearing on the charge of beating
Peter Prenousky. Salusky was placed
under 500 bail to keep the peace, and
500 more to appear at court. He, in COM
uany with the plaintiff and witnesses,
then left the Office and a few moments
later the noise of a lively scuetll tloated
into the Justices Office Salusky had
at favorable opportunity drew long,
. fiat stone from bic pocket and began to
belabOr Peter al. .oLy ireIJusky
about the head, intiicting several scalp
) wounds. He was placed under an addi-
tional $500 bail for his appearance at the
county court.
John Bush, of Silliman's patch, ap-
peared at Justice O'Brien's office, at three
O'Clock yesterday morning, to swear out a
warrant for Jacob Ushanik for assault
and battery. Bush wore only pants and
= overcoat, Ushanik having disrObed him
of everything else in their conflict. Bush
. | sWOre that Ushanik appeared at Joe
! Skurrers boarding house that morning
} aud began to arouse the sleepers by songs
and breakdowns, in their various bed
I rooms, which Bush resented by attempt
b ing to eject the untimely Ushanik. The
> latter seemed to be as full OF hight as fun
and polinky In the struggle that en-
s sued he tore everything from Bush's body
/ except the covering nature had giveI
him. Ushanik paid the costs and went
, his way apparently satisfied at taking
a the worth of his money.
Twenty-Five well-lnown insurance
- agents were banqueted at Kelly's Wes
, Centre street restaurant last evening by
- ID, j. Kelly, a special agent who is about
TO remove to Shamokin. A program OF
Y music dancing, speeCh-makiug and sing
ing enlivened the occasion. w. w. Lewis
I. and j. J. Kelly favored the audience witt
(, a laughable duet entitled, "Hhe Billiard
$ Cue that Cost Sl50." Other vocalist'
who raised their sweet voices were Martin
n Mcguire, an ode 10 ID. j. Kelly" JohI
Monday, "My Brand New Chohel OF
Board . j. w. Reese, Killarney" anC
u J. j. Hughes, of Tamaqua, in severa
T recitatiOns. Others present and who tool
. part We're; George r. Llewellyn, T. }
u English DIR. j. r. Bissel, John Foley
Michael Monaghan, Thomas j. Broderick
y James Miller Evan Grtliths and ThOma
Joyce, of Mahanoy City; Jacob Alburt
of Lebanon; Charles Dolan, of Tamaqua
e Thomas j. Evans, of Gilberton, ant
~ Pupapt II Griffith of A shlnDd and ! =
d Sanford, a New York comedian, who en-
d tertained the company for an hour witt
{, his songs and drolleries. The bill of far
IA included chicken and turkey, cranberr
Sc sauce, tomOlies la tomatoes, terrapin
1t tropical fruits, tea, coffee, champaign
and wine which all present thorough
enjoyed. Many toasts were extended I
! the departing Mr., Kelly,
T. BurohiIl's Cafe
w When seeking a neat and we'll conducte
y cafe, go to Burchill's, corner Main an