The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-13
CITY NOTES.

Employes of the Barber Asphalt COM
pany are repairing the Washington ave-
nue. pave.
At the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western car shops 100 workmen have
been suspended.
window decorators are kept busy ar
eanging tempting displays OF holiday
goods in the shop windows.
The diagram for DR.. Parkhurst's lecture
will open this morning at o'clock at the
box Office Of the rockingham.
A new class In sight singing will be
formed this evening by Tallie Morgan In
the Washburn Street Presbyterian church.
The coldweather of the last week has
caused a great boom In the skate trade.
Hardware men report big sale OF skates.
A meeting OF the directors and officers OF
the new board Of trade building was held
yesterday afternoon In the board Of trade
rooms.
The remains of Mrs. Julia Schlager, of
Binghamton, were brought to this city
today and intement was made In Forest
Hill cemetery.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal COM
pany paid their railroad employees north OF
Scranton, and the locomotive shops at
Carbondale yesterday.
pretenses. was released from jail yester-
day on bail. B. Rosenfeldt became his
bondsman In the sum of $500.
In the estate of Mrs. Alexander. late
Of Carbondale, the will was admitted to
probate yesterday and letters testamenta-
nv were granted to Ann Alexander and
Joseph Alexander, jr.
The city engineers corps was on Pitts
ton avenue yesterday carrying out the
behests of the resolution of councils d.
recting them to establish fence, side
walk and curb lines between Brook and
Ripple streets.
Terach Miloveats, q young woman from
Taylor borough. was received at the coun-
" Jail last night. committed by Justice
Of the Peace William p. Griffiths In de-
fault Of bail. The charge against her
IVES common scold and surety Of the
peace.
Marriage licenses were yesterday grant
ed to Vernon White. Scott township. and
Maud - Freeman, Greenfield township;
George A. Schraeder and Annie Tonkin.
Carbondale; Patton Taylor, colOred, Scrar-
ton. and Kate Muiherin, white. of Forest
City; Thomas Williamson. colored. and
Emma May Onley, white, both Of Forest
City.
The Edge Moor Bride company yester-
day wrote City Controller Widmayer that
It could not secure modification OF the
inspection bill Of the American Engineer
ing and inspection company, Of Albany,
and authorised him to pay the amount,
So40.56. which had been held out Of their
final estimate by Mr.. Widmayer, pending
. settlement of the dispute.
An adjourned meeting of the New Eng
land society will be held at the board Of
trade rooms this evening, at O'Clock, TO
decide the motion to change the name
from New England Society Of Lackawan-
ne County to the New England Society CT
Northeastern Pennsylvania. The reports
ers Win be made at this time also. full
attendance b very much desired.
vice-President c. NJ. Clark, of the Scrsn-
ton Traction company, and General Man.
Ager Siliman had a short consultation
with Postmaster vandllng yesterday re-
garding the establishing of street rail-
way mall service. A schedule Of the tripn
made by the cars was furnished to the
postmaster and It was sent to the post
ONCE department at Washington by Mr..
vandiing. The Traction company has
e1gnined It's Willingness to carry the mails
II q reasonable rate.
A rule for cause to be shown why the
nonsuit In the 100000 trespass suit OF
John q. Jennings against the Lehigfl
Valley Railroad company. Judge r. N
willard, Judge r. w. Archibald. Major
Everett Warren, Prothonotary Clarence
=. Pryor. Deputy Prothonotary Myron
xaSoon, ex-Congressman Lemuei Amer.
man. Attorney !. H. Burns and Detective
Thomas p: Reynolds. should not bs
stricken on was allowed yesterday BY
j,t6ge Qunster on motion Of ATTORNEY
6ornolius Smith. Friday, Dec. 70. vas
A3od a the data for the argument