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

Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
trainmen will be paid today.
On Tuesday evening the Elks will hold
a social session, to which wives and lady
friends of members have been invited.
Suit in assumpsit for a debt of sl21.75
was Instituted Saturday-by Mckee & Har-
rington, through their attorneys, Watson
& Diehl, against Sarah Bradley.
Mrs. NJ Oakley, through her attorney,
on Saturday brought suit in replevin
against Constable ]. s. Miller and w. II.
Wickhizer to recover household goods
valued at $500.
Saturday was pay day at the White
Oak colliery in Archibald, and the railroad
employees in Waymart and Honesdale of
the Delaware and Hudson Canal and Rail-
road company.
There will be meeting of the Women's
guild Of st. LukeS church Wednesday
for the erection of a parish house next
to the church.
Attorney John F, Murphy was on Satur-
day, on motion of Attorney Robert j. MUIR
ray. appointed auditor to distribute the
fund arising out Of the sale of the fran
chise Of the Scrapton Base Ball associa-
tion.
Court on Saturday confirmed the ac-
count Of Herman Osthaus. sequestrator
in the case Of Leander w. Kaufman
against James Ferguson and discharged
Mr.. Osthaus from further duty In connec-
ton with the office.
On Saturday court appointed Attorney
c. B. Gardner, Charles Koempe and T..
the grading of Main street in Taylor bor.
ough. The viewers will hold their first
meeting on Dec. o.
After the meeting this evening the MEM
6ers Of Division No. II, Ancient Order Of
Hibernians, Board Of America, will form
in line and march in a body from their
hall on Lackawanna avenue, to the Sheri-
dan Monument associations fair.
Rev. p. ]; .MacGoldrick. president of St.
Thomas college. will lecture Friday even
Antiquity of Man" This is tRssVii the third of Of
his course of lectures under the auspices
OF Branch IS, Catholic Mutual Benefit as
sociation.
R. A. Lyons. instructor of free hand
drawing in the John Raymond institute,
opened class for women in Young Mems
Christian association building Saturday
afternoon. Meetings will be held on
Thursdays and Saturdays from to 4 p.
m. There Is room for many members
more.
Letters Of administration were granted
on Saturday by Register Of Wills Hopkins
in the estate of Thomas O'Connor, late Of
Scranton. to r. J. .Donnelly. The will Of
admitted to probate and letters testament
tary granted to George w. jenkins and
Charles NJ. McGinley.
Yesterday was Tallie Morgan's last SUM-
day as musical director at the. Young
Mems Christian association gospel meet
ings. He has resigned the position on ac-
count of his duties In New York. He will
continue to teach the Young Mems Chris
tian association vocal classes.
The exchanges at the Scranton Clearing
House association during the week were
as follows: Monday, !s115. 5.4B:95: Wednes-
day. SOS, 1:6i; Thursday. $l5s, ,292. .43: FRI
day, $50 60!:5 :5s; Saturday, STA 2SO.72. Total.
3757, 3e8.32. The clearings for tho week end
Ing Nov. 10, 1894, 617,52e,34
The first Of the series Of sacred con-
certs that Professor Schilling has ar
ranged will! be given by the choir of St.
feters cathedral IN the college hall Sum
sor Kopff. Mrs schilling, Miss Lillian
dammett, the cathedral choir and his
pupils Rev. d. ]. MacGoldrck will give
an address on Mozart"
The fourth annual ball of Scranton Con-
0uct0rs and Motormen's union will be held
tomorrow night in Turner hall The grand
the music Of Hayes Bros. orchestra Cars
Will run to all points after the ball Is
over, The purchaser Of every ticket Is
entitled to chance on a gold bracelet, to
BE- drawn during the midnight intermis-
sion. James OBoyle will be master Of
personals
A drunken Hungarian staggering along
Lackawanna avenue with a baby in his
arms attracted the attention of Patrolmen
0oerlit9 and Reese Jones last night about
o'clock and as he threatened al every
step to topple over and possibly crush the
child II was deemed advisable to take
them In. Patrolman Conrad Meinzer took
che baby home for the night and the Ia.
fhor w.s locked up in cell. No informs-
ton a. t. his identity could be gotten out
Of the prisoner, az no was too drunk to
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