The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-01
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CITY NOTES.

The meeting of the Abingdon Baptist
Ministers association met yesterday IN
the Penn Avenue Baptist church.
The Elm Park Chautauqua circle will
resume its weekly meetings this evening
~, O'Clock N the Epworth league room.
Deputy Sheriff j. ID. Ferber sold out the
STOCK or j. Price yesterday. 1t brought
Sl55.W. Auct.oneer A. +. Strong was the
purchaser.
Patrick Harmon was yesterday admitted
TO BAL, the Ruddy boy, whom he struck
with stone. being reported out of danga -
by DR.. Haggerty.
The board of health last week received
reports OF ih.rty-six deaths. There were
s.x deaths from contagious diseases and
twelve new cases.
The No. IA school foot ball team chal-
Iehge ~ school team to a game Saturday
Oct on the latter teams grounds. How
ard Williams, captain.
The regular meeting of the Green Ridge
Woman's Christian Temperance uncn
VIII be held this afternoon at ,'.IveA az
the Evangelical church.
..- The west erd or the new Linden street
-S.idge was left IN very dangerous cond!-
tion last night, not even pank being ie1t
for persons to walk on or on.
The funeral Of Mrs. Henry Mohr late of
Beach street, VIII take place this after
noon at o'clock. lnterment will be made
TN Washburn Street cemetery.
The Enterprise Dancing class under the
instruction of Professor George Taylor,
VIII meet for the first time this season
Thursday night IN Excelsior hail.
Patrick Lamb, on complaint of q Mr..
Whitney was yesterday fined $3.50 by AL
derman Mllar for being drunk and dis
turb.ng the Sabbath on Fifth avenue.
Nicholas Leary stole basket of grapes
from the rear OF John T. Porter's store
yesterday afternoon and later was cap
tured by Officer Block. who locked HIM up.
The coroner's jury IN the Mohr case
came to a verdict last night that Mrs.
Mohr died from chronic alcoholism. The
husband, Henry Mohr, was acquitted of
all blame.
A. B. Dunn,ng and John J. Morgan We're
appointed by the court as viewers to IN
qure of and vacate a road in Spring
Brook twonshfp.
CITY Engineer Phillips certified yester-
day to the assessments of the Ferber
court sewer to the city treasurer. Thirty
three property owners VIII have to pay
s2,394.7. The contractors, Hart & G!b-
bons began work last week.
The Green Ridge Gun club had a shoot
score: DR.. Dolan. 43 out Of 90; James
Young, 80 out of 40; John Nichol, 36 out of
40; w. 9. B.ttenbender, Al out of go;
Charles Tr.pp, II out of 20; Charles Bacon.
II out of 20; ii. ID. Swartz, 81 out OF 100.
Mrs. John Cadden, of 1110 Marion street,
died early yesterday morning OF paralysis.
She came to Scranton four years ago from
Jessup and is survived by husband and
nine children. The funeral VIII be held
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. A high
mass of requiem VIII be sung. Interment
VIII be made at Archibald.
The Florence Coal company, VIII ch re-
Gently leased the old Spring Brook col
Nery,. formerly operated by Colburn &
old workings and opened a new vein 4k
feet thick The old plant Is beng rem
ovated and active operations VIII soon
begin. The improvements will include a
new breaker.
County Detective Leyshon and Deputy
Sheriff Frank Jones arrested Vincenzo
PeriZoso last evening at Dunmore on a
charge of felon.ously wounding Antonio
account Of which appeard in yesterday s
Tribune. Sabrano Per.zoso, brother to
yincenzo, held Tasola while Sabrano did
the stabbing.
Mrs. Grace We:ser DAVIS Is meeins
with remarkable success in her work n
revival meetings al Hampton Street Me,h.
od.st Episcopal church. A large number
have already been forward at the alta,
for prayer. This afternoon at 3.45 she WI
conduct a meeting for school Chuldren
All are invited. She will sing and speal
each evening, services commencing at 7.3O
Officers of the Vesper Literary societ!
were Installed as follow last night in tn
Penn Avenue Baptist church: President
A. Wagner; secretary, ]. w. Browning
treasurer, l.. "A. Lange. The installing of
ficer was w. w. Rissinger. An interest
Ing part Of the meeting was q featur
customary with the society. Topics wer
Indicated at hazard by the members an,
written on slips of paper which wer
placed In a box. Members then drew tn
slips and each was permitted a three
minute discussion of the topic drawn.
brief address was made by u. ID. Fellows
Matters IN quarter sessions court wer
disposed of by Judge Edwards yesterday
l.. NJ Graves, of Penn avenue, who wa
convicted at the last term OF cruelty L
animals. he having been caught IN the &C
of brutally stabbcng his horse with a pen
z KNIFE was. sentenced to two months Z
the county Jail and ordered to pay a fin
of $50 and the costs of the court. Margare
Barry was sentenced to the costs in a cas-
where she was prosecutr,x and the jur
acquitted the defendant, putting the cost
out tnsolvent papers. Martin Useftial
James +. Gerrity, Walter Brownlee, Pat
rex O'Connor and Rosa Stroh were dis
charged from the payment of costs b
virtue Of the Insolvency law.
More grtst for the divorce mill cam
nOlds, Of Carbonda1e, representing Mrs
Jennie Haley, Of that city, filed the ARE
papers IN the application for legal separa
ton from the woman's husband. Ralp
Haley. They were married on July ];
1891. and lived together until Sept. IS, 1885,
mites to 1Es ts3 a. to render her cond
con intolerabl6 and life o burden. thereb
compel1jng. her to withdraw from HON
and her family. Thfs course Of tread