The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-31
CITY NOTES.

The city ofacials will receive their pay
today.
The second anniversary Of Charles Dunn
will be held at the Rescue mission this
/, evening. July 81.
Frank Ehrgood. charged with the theft
J 0f a hat vas liberated from Jail yesterday.
C. NJ. Lancaster. Of Moosic. becoming his
surety.
Deputy Sheriff Frank f. Ryan will ex-
pose at public sale next Saturday the
stock Of the Fair. the dry goods store Of
Friend & Ruyl.
Thomas MCGOWAN, James MCGOWAN and
Patrick MCGOWAN, Of Dunmore, were re-
leased from the county Jail yesterday un-
der the insolvent laws.
st. Davids Episcopal church Sunday
school will picnic at Webers grove, Key
Ger valley. today. The members will meet
at the church at 8 q. m.
Attorneys Clarence Ballentine and WILL
lam D. Boyle. representing Peter Lush,
brought suit yesterday against Byron L.
Richards, Of Williamsport. for q debt Of
N.2o0.
D. c. Kenyon brought suit yesterday
against d. L. Potter for s50s4 for lumber
Tor props and ties to the Northwest Coal
company. Attorneys Watson & Diehl
represent the plaintiff.
William Dempsey, Of Pine Brook. was
committed to the county Jail yesterday by
Alderman De Lacy to await trial on the
charge Of refusing to support his family
and abusing hts wife.
Bauer's band will give an open air con-
cert at 7.3O Monday evening In front Of the
lodge rooms on Franklin avenue as an ad-
vertisement for their excursion to Lake
Ardel next Wednesday.
Active preparations are being made for
the temperance reunion. which takes place
at Mountain, park next Monday. 1t is pos,
ssble that John G. Woolley. the speaker.
WiH spend Sunday in this city.
A concert will be given at the Asbury
Methodist Episcopal church on Friday
eveudng under the direction Of Tallie Nor
gan, IN connection with birthday party"
given by the Ladies' Aid society Of the
church.
In the estate Of Stephen Rudolph, late Of
Bellevue. his last will ives yesterday ad-
mitted to probate by Register of Willis
Wtllhm 8. Hopkins, and letters tesla
mentary granted to the widow. Elizabeth
Rudolph.
Marriage licenses were yesterday grant,
"a BY Deputy Clerk Of the Courts Emil r..
I. Bonn to Paul Havilak and Anna Divinak.
Of Peckville; Simon Grabbsn. Of Jermyn,
and Rosie Turepock. Of Scranton; Peter
0tach and Tillie Kroo1s, OF Archibald
John Palfrey and Michael saft, sent 10
Sail IN default Of bail on the charge Of OBJ
struclng public officer, were brought
before Judge Archibald yesterday and en-
tered bail In the sum of $50 each. John
HAtchko became their security.
On Saturday night one Of the beams Of
che old Parker street bridge across Car
ter's mill race gave way and rendered 1t
necessary to close the bridge Street
Commissioner Kinsley went there yester-
day with the intention Of repairing II, and
upon making an examination decided that
IN entire new structure would be neces-
.eary. Work was Immediately begun.
At Reduced Prices.
+ Late buyers who are posted will take
advantage Of our great reduction in the
prices Of Wash Goods, Ladies' Shirt
waists, etc. Wash Goods at half price.
Shirt WAists worth 600. reduced to 25c.
Your choice Of waists for &c., former
prices from 500 to N.s6.
MEARS q HAGEN.