The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-06
WILLIAMS& McANULTY
I27 WYOMING AVENUE.
CITY NOTES.

, The Prohibitionlsts will hold their regI-
lar weekly meeting at Conservatory hall
this evening.
There will be regular meeting of the
be lrd of health in the municipal building
a o'clock Friday, Dec. T. 1894.
IN the matter of the assignment Of w
W. Watkins, Attorney II. NJ. Mulholland
was yesterday appointed an auditor BY
the court.
X. Ernest Comegys has sold to Joseph
Shorten one of the Kerrigan lots in the
thirteen hundred block on Pittston ave-
nue., upon which Mr.. Shorten will erect
house for himself.
Burglars were discovered at an early
hour yesterday morning trying to effect
an entrance into the boarding house of
Miss Early, 2OS Spruce street. They fled
down Franklin avenue.
Select council will meet tonight Pre-
vious to the meeting the streets and
bridges committee will consider Mayor
Connelrs appointment of David Penman,
as bridge inspector, and Mr.. Durr's reso-
luton providing for additional bridge in
spectors.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal COM
pany paid It's employees at the Olyphant
and Eddy Creek colieres yesterday. To-
day the Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern Railroad company will pay its work.
men at the machine shops and Storrs
mines.
The following officers have been elected
by Peter Williamson lodge Free and Ac-
cepted Masons Worshipful master and
representative to grand lodge, +. L..
Brown; senior warden, Edward Evans
junior warden. w. S. Diehl treasurer j.
Lydon; secretary c. l.. Van BuskIrk.
This evening the Young People of the
Penn Avenue Baptist church will give an
entertainment in the church parlors, as
sisted by the Lawrence orchestra of this
city and Miss Susie Black, of Nicholson.
The admission will be any package that
will be of use to Miss Krigbaum, the city
missionary, in her work.
The Mount Zion Primitive Methodist
church of the Pyne and Archibald applied
to the court yesterday for a charter
The subscribers to the articles of incor-
poration are Isaac e. Evans, William ID.
Davis, Stephen Nash, Samuel Pinnocl;,
William Prestwood. Richard Gaynor, Da-
.vid Lloyd, jr., and John Proude.
David Jones and Margaret j. Llewelyn,
both of this city, were yesterday granted
a marriage license by Clerk of the Courts
Thomas and were Immediately afterward
married Dy Alderman wright IN me
clerks office. Peter j. Duggan, of this
city, and Mary r. BiglIn, of Dunmore,
were also granted a marriage license.
Papers In the equity suit OF w. H. With
ers against w. c. Won Blarcon, David
Spruks, Lewis j. Siebecker and the
Crescent Coal company, were filed yes
terday. The plaintiff seeks to recover
twenty-four shares of the company capl-
tai stock and compel the defendants 20
pay in $4,000 as capital stock.
NJ, d. Walker, of Green Ridge, who
died a short time ago, was member of
Upchurch lodge, No, 222, Ancient Order
of United Workmen. Last night, through
w. Il. LOTUS, recorder of Upchurch
lodge, Mrs. Walker was paid $1,000. the
amount of the life insurance policy held
by her husband in the United Workmen.
Anthony Loughney brakeman on the
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western rail-
road, who had his fingers crushed at
Great Bend on Tuesdty, underwent an
operation at the Moses Taylor hospital
yesterday and had the end of his index
finger and his middle finger amputated
He was reported to be in q favorable con-
dltion last night.
At the regular meeting of Lackawanns
council, No. 1888, Royal Arcanum, last
evening the following officers were elect
ed: Regent, George Howell; vice regent
Thomas Cosgrove; orator, Howell Harris
secretary. A. Il. Vorhls: collector, G. +,
Eynon; treasurer, Victor H. Lauer; chap
lain, William Blume; guide, Charles La