The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-04
CITY NOTES.

Children will be admitted to see "Pina-
fore" at Davis theater this afternoon FOR
cents.
Rev. George L. Alrich. pastor of Grace
Reformed church, will speak at the Res
cue mission tonight.
The depositors Of the Olyphant Trust
company will hold a meeting in Mahon's S
hall Tuesday evening at 7.30.
Rev. Thomas Bell will read a paper at
the union conference of ministers next
Monday morning on "Heredity."
John ], Flynn took out a commission as
deputy sheriff yesterday and filed his oath
of Office with Prothonotary Pryor.
Letters of administration We're yester-
day granted to the widow in the estate of
Luke Nolan, late of Avoca borough.
The law examining board conducted an
0 xamination yesterday. Seven young men
took the preliminary and six the final ex-
animation.
Stone for the foundation walls of the
new Hungarian Catholic church are being
hauled to the site on Capouse avenue,
between Pine and Gibson streets.
Louis Siff & Bro, shoe dealers of New
York, applied for writ of foreign attach
ment ona bill of $l7l.35, due them by War
torosky & Muscat, a Penn avenue firm.
Thomas Cawley entered bail in the sum
of $50 yesterday in court. Tobias f.
Burke became his bondsman. The de-
fendant was in all waiting trial for as
sault and battery.
L. J. Walsh, the Lackawanna avenue
liquor merchant, had an execution issued
yesterday in court on judgment note of
sl05 against Joseph T.. Hughes proprietor
of Fairchild's hotel.
Employees of the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western company at tine oxford,
Bellevue and Dodge mine were paid yes
terday. The employees of the Hampton
and Sloan mines will paid today.
Earnest w. Dolph, Cashier Phillips as
sIstant at the Traders National bank,
had tumor the size of an egg success
fully rem~-'ed from his neck yesterday by
DR.. c. w. Treverton, Of Green Ridge.
The bond of Bernard N. Kennedy, col
lector of taxes of Olyphant borough for
the year 1895, was yesterday approved in
the sum of S3S, 900. James j. Lynch, James
O'Brien and John Sweeney were the sure
ties.
Louis Beldknapp, an employe at Cobb's
livery, was kicked by a horse yesterday,
and when taken to the Lackawanna hos
pital 1t was found that his left leg was
fractured. He was reported to be resting
comfortably last night.
j. Bingham Ford, formerly engaged In
the paper trade on Penn avenue in this
city, has been appointed an alderman of
the Eighth ward of Wilkes-Barre, to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of Alder
man Charles A. Zeigler.
The annual vacations of the city police
Imen have begun. officers Saltry and
Duggan, two stalwart members of the
North End contingent, are the first men,
bers of the force to enjoy a vacation.
Their ten days furlough began yesterday.
On Monday the registers of voters are
supposed, according to law, to begin the
task Of registration, but many of them of
this county have not called for their lists
at the county commissioners office.
nThese gentlemen are requested to call to-
and get their books.
III persons holding tickets for the ay
lilatoona," issued by the Thirtt tn
pgiment, are requested to make settle
ent to Colonel c. c. Mates at the Repub-
can headquarers tonight Saturday.
he association is anxious to settle their
|ffairs promptly and viii appreciate a
rompt answer to this appeal.
Crowded houses appreciated the excel
ent presentation of "Olivette' at Davis
theater yesterday by the members of the
Robinson Opera company. Today this