The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-24
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III WYOMING AVENUE.
CITY NOTES.
l27 WYOMING AVENUE.

The streets and bridges committee OF
common council will meet tomorrow night
The scranton Foot Ball club will have
a practice game at the park at O'Clock
this afternoon
Frank San.nski yesterday brought suit
against the Moos!c Mountain Coal COM
pany to recover $1,000.
Frank p. Henderson has been appointed
inspector of the Ferber court sewer and
the Clay avenue pavement.
John Zenge. a South Side Hungarian,
was arrested for beating fellow country
man, and paid fine of $3.50.
Reasons why a new trial should be
granted Were filed yesterday in the case
of II. A. Depuy against j. \. Brady.
John H. McHugh and Celia McHugh yes
terday began an action. IN trespass to re-
cover damages from the Scranton Trac-
ton company.
At Laurel Hi park tonight all firemen
and their friends will be welcome. There
VIII be dancing until O'Clock a. m. Cen
eral admission 10 cents.
The manufacturers and wholesale deal
ers of the city will close their business
places at 3 o'clock every Saturday afte.
noon hereafter until next June.
David James and John I.atula We're dis
charged from the county jail yesterday
after serving terms of Imprisonment for
offenses OF which they were found guilty.
The ladies of the Home for the Friend
less are requested to be at the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western depot this
morning at 955 to take the train for an
outing TO Wilkes-Barre.
Fred Spellano, of the West Side, a young
Italian 20 years old. was arrested for IN
terfering with Patroman Day in making
en- arrest Sunday at midnight and was
fined s. yesterday by Mayor Connell.
The hearing in the habeas corpus case
for the liberation of Attorneys Watson
and Dieh from arrest was continued be-
fore Judge Lynch of Wilkes Barre. yes
terday until Friday morning at 10 o'clock
The effects of John l.. L. Travis. music
dealer. of Lackawanna avenue. were sold
by Deputy Sheriff J. d. Ferber yesterday
to satisfy judgments amounting to s6,9ss.31
The Wilcox * White Organ company pur-
chased the stock for s132.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
union will hold special evangelistic SER
vices this afternoon at $50 O'clock in
their room. Jewell building. The meet
ing will be led by Mrs Frank. An invita-
ton Is extended to all churches.
Henry Burgess was discharged from the
county Jail yesterday after servitude of
three months. Frank Maretto and Mike
Armies, who were caught in the Van Dyke
raid at Old Forge Sunday night, paid
theii fines and were also liberated from
Jail
rule to show cause why a new trial
should not be granted was allowed yes
terday in the case of Ann OGrady against
the Prudential Insurance company The
case was tried last week and verdict
for the full amount of Mrs. O'Grady's
claim was allowed.
Mrs. Catherine O'Malley. OF Railroad
avenue, was arrested on a warrant sworn
out before Alderman Wright by Mrs T..
w. Taylor. her ne!ghbor. Mrs. O'Mallay
was charged with being too free with her
tongue. She gave bail in the sum of $3.50
to quit wagging 1t.
In the equity proceedings Of the Dun
more Gas and Water company against
the Moos.c Mountain Coal company and
the MOos.c Mountain Water company, n
rule was entered that the defendant an
swer, plead or demur within thirty days
after service Of the writ.
The semi-monthly meeting Of Methodist
preachers OF Scranton and vicinity was
held at Elm Park church yesterday morn
ing. Twenty-Five ministers were present,
the feature Of the meeting was paper on
"Self Mastery" by Rev. q. r. Price pas
tor of the Park Place church.
Last weeks mortality report of the
board Of health shows four new cases Of
typhoid fever. two new cases Of scarlet
fever, one new case and one death from
hpjltheria, one death from whooping
cough and one from consumption: thirty
eight deaths resulted from all causes.
Mrs. Jacob Helmer, wife OF the we'll
known veterinary surgeon. died at $50
SUNDAY evening AT ner nome III 1efnple
court. She had been sufferer for long
time from heart trouble. The funeral will
be held tomorrow morning. The remains
will be taken to New YOrw city for inter-
ment.
Marriage licenses were granted yester-
day by the clerk of the courts to Millard
F. Rhodes, Scranton, and Carrie Martin.
Carbondale: Henry J. Mitchell, New York,
and Ellen Gaughan. Scranton; Albert Do
frankie and Liberia Bernardoni.. Old
Forge: George L. B. Skillhorn, Ph!ladel-
pf.a, and Nellie c. Fern. Scranton.
John Cobb. Of Fairview avenue who was
arrested for the theft of his brother-in-
Jaws watch and chain had hearing yes
terday afternoon and IN default Of $500 bail
Is detained at the police station. He will
be sent to the county jail today II some
one does not go his bail. HIS sister. Mr..
Evans wife, was the only witness against
him and she swore very damaging evi.
dence.