The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-14
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CITY NOTES.
l17 WYOMING AVENUE.
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An eclipse OF the moon VIII take pace
Sunday evening, Nov. II. 1t will begin at
1855 and become total at 11.06.
William Hall was appointed guardian OF
Eva Hall. minor child of Edward Hall,
late Of CarbOndale.
A Tom Thumb meeting will be held at
the, Howard Place African Methodist
Episcopal church tonight.
The diagram for the New York Philhar-
monic club concert opens today at the
Young Mems Christian association.
Deputy Sheriff ]. d. Ferber yesterday
iold the stock of Bezaleel Davis, Of the
West Side, to w. w. Phillips for Sl05.
John Graznol was yesterday discharged
from the county Jail under the insolvency
laws. Simon Naruser and Joseph kusti-
MAX were also discharged.
Jesse Hunt, through Attorney C.. w.
Dawson, yesterday brought suit In eject
ment for 800 square feet of land in New
ton township against j. B. Lesh.
A suit in replevin was yesterday brought
against George Jacobus and Thomas
Moore by Harry L. Shiffer for black
mare valued at $500.
In Odd Fellows hall, on Wyoming ave-
Knights of Honor will address the Scran-
ton Knights Monday night.
Judge Edwards granted an orde. yes
terday extending the time in whic,. the
Lackawanna Water company must COM
plete Its lines five years from Dec. I, 1895.
Inc 0t. AiOySIuS BOClely Will nOlu Il TeBu-
lar meeting this evening at o'clock at
College hall. Business of Importance to
be transacted. All members are requested
to be present.
A new rule adopted by the coal depart
ment Of the Of the Delaware, Lackaw awanna
and Western 10 that any miner who is not
at work the morning after pay day can
take out his TOOLS
Patrick Conroy, of Fifth avenue and Sec
ond street, an aged man, was received at
ILL., n n1xo nv1vxs h.uS eo1 A.Ia u,xr
fering from apoplexy. His condition Is
very low. eF
Contractor NJ. E. Worden on Nov. made
an assignment to Selden 7. DeyO for the
benefit of his creditors. Court yesterday
appointed Stephen Jones and c. NJ. Florey
appraisers to appraise and estimate the
assignor's property.
At the home Of Mrs. W. +. Hallstead, on
Wyoming avenue, sale of articles suit
able for Christmas gifts will take place
York city, VIII sing. The proceeds of the
sale will be given to charity.
The usual Thursday noon service will
be held today at the rooms Of the Young
Women's Christian association from 12.15
to 1915. All women are invited to- como
in and Join In the singing, which will
form the principal part Of this meeting.
The fire department committee OF COM
mon council met last night and passed
favorably upon the ORDINANCE defining new
bTc hS quSoeaoH Va '..S
new fire company in the First ward to
the department was referred to the board
Of engineers.
The mail for Factoryville, Nicholson,
Dalton, Waverly and Clark's Summit.
which formerly closed at $40 p. m. now
closes ut 4.45 p. m, owing to the changes
In the Delaware. Lackawanna and West
srn time table. which went into effect last
Monday.
Marriage licenses were granted yester-
day to George. M. Atwater. Green Ridge.
and Mary A. Bosom, Providence; Harry
Hockaday and Mary jenkins, Jermyn;
Charles H. Cobb and Mary Sears, Fac
koryville. wyoming county.
Richard James. Of Kingston, a brake-
man on the Delaware, Lackawanna and
western road, was run over by an engine
IN the yard at an early hour yesterday
morning. He was taken to the Moses Tay-
Jor hospital. His right leg had to be
afnputated above the knee. James IL 80
years old and married.
Mrs. winifred Crampton, Of Beech
street Who waA arrested for drunkenness
Tuesday night, and who was about to be
committed In default Of a S35O fine, was
allowed to 20 during the afternoon upon
her promise to keep sober. Mrs. Cramp-
ton not many years ago owned two blocks
OF houses on the Suth Side, but herself
and husband sold the houses and spent the
mohey diSsipating.
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