The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-05
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CITY NOTES.

This is the last month in which to pay
city and school taxes for 1895 without
penalty.
The Delaware and Hudson company
paid yesterday at the Won Storch and
Dickson mines
The regular weekly meeting of the Wo-
mems Christian Temperance union will
be held at O'Clock. .r rzszt=
The Delaware, Lackawanna and West.
erh company will pay today at the ma
chine shops and Storrs mine.
The class Of 1894 of the high school will
meet at Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion hall this evening at 7.2O O'Clock.
The order imposing costs on the petit
tioners in the matter of grading New York
street was stricken off by the court.
Judge Edwards refused to grant a new
trial in the suit of John Schmitt against
the Lackawanna Deutcher Understandings
society.
Captain John Horn, of the Thirteenth
ward, within thirty days will have to file
a bill of particulars in his application for
a divorce from his wife, or else the case
will be thrown out of court.
Marriage licenses were yesterday grant
ed to Thomas Parkyn, of Jermyn, and
Caroline Jane Crocker. of Olyphant: Will
lam J. Powell and Jessie Bray. both of
Wilkes-Barre; James ]. McGuigan and
Mary Reilly, South Side.
Alton Swingle, whose residence is given
as Mt Cobb, or Marshwood, died Sunday
afternoon from injuries received in rum
away He was driving toward DunmOre
and was thrown from his seat on load
of feed, the wagon passing over his
stomach. A young man with Swingle was
badly hurt, but his name could not be
learned.
In the haheas corpus proceedings brought
by Mrs. Augusta Farr against her hus.
band, Edward d. Farr, to make him de-
liver to her their son, Edward, years
old, whom the father is charged with de-
tanning in illegal restraint the court de-
creed that the child shall be given to the
mother, but the father may be permitted
to visit him whenever he pleases.
Rev. ID. j. MacGoldrick will deliver the
third of his series Of lectures under the
auspices of Branch So. Catholic Mutual
Benefit association. at College hall Friday
evening" Nov. Is. His subject viii be "The
Antiquity of Man." Father MacGoldrick's
fame as a learned and entertaining talker
and the fact that the lectures nre free
should insure large attendance. -..-
Rev. H. NJ. Cole, who is lecturing in
Scranton and vicinity, delivered an adj
dress before the Ministerial union Of
Scranton in the parlors Of the Young
Mems Christian association yesterday
morning. His subject was 1.-The Keelcy
Cure" A resolution was passed thanking
Rev. Cole for his very interesting. address.
The speaker was formerly pastor of the
Congregational church of Dwight, ILL.,, the
birthplace of the Keeley discovery.
Andrew Ratajascock and JOHN Kosta-
wiskey keep saloons In Archibald and they
brought suit before Justice of the Peace
John Shovinkey that to recover a@bill each
from Mike Mateswitch. The enterprising
Squire gave judgment in favor of the
plaintiffs. The cases We're taken to court
on certioraris, and the opinion handed
down yesterday reversed the Justices de-
cision. Saloonkeepers licensed or unli-
censed, cannot enforce the collection of a
grOg bill.