The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-10
PITTST0N.

THE Pittston oflos Of the Scranton
agent. at No. Williams street. whore con-
tribution OF news. complaints OF non-Ge-
livery. orders for Job work Of all descrtp-
tions. should be addressed and regular
subscriptions received. Advertising anu
subscription rates chserfully submitted.l
A second survey has been made by
the Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad
company as to the route that would
be most advisable from the loot OF
No. g plane to their main line on Broad
street hill. The new line will be run
from the Broad street station. near
Cork Lane. down through the ravine.
known as Tunnel street, connecting
with the branch from No. junction.
at the freight house on Broad street.
The proposed new depot will be erected
near the opening Of No. 3 shaft. The
proposed changes will bring the Erie
and Wyoming Valley railroad nearer
and much more convenient to the peo-
pie Of Piston, as all trains will be run
over the new line instead OF backing In
from No. z Junction. as they now do.
Harry Sax and Barney Mooney were
arraigned before Burgess Bennett. Of
the West Side. yesterday afternoon.
The charges preferred against SaN were
drunkenness and disorderly conduct. and
using obscene language on the streets
Of the borough. to which he entered a
plea Of not guilty. BY statements Of
Chief Of Police Williams and Constable
Smith. he was found guilty. A fine Of
IS and costs. 81. was imposed, which
he was not able to pay, SO was given
five days In which to mediate. Mooney
halls from Hughestown, and pleaded
guilty Of drunkenness. of which he was
charged. He was fined 81 and costs, 81;
being unable to pay he was given three
days In the borough lookup In which to
repent. The charge Of cruelty to AMI
mails will probably be brought against
them later.
The museum Of anatomy. for men
only, will be opened this evening at
7.SO. at No. 81 South Main street. 1t
Ia one Of the finest exhibitions Of its
kind (wax figures) ever exhibited here
Admission. Is cents to all parts. A
free outside attraction each day. Open
daily from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. Boys
under 16 years Of age not admitted. -
Miss Cora Palmer. OF Northumber-
land. Is the guest Of Mrs. w. Z. Snyder,
on Philadelphia street.
The cheapest excursion Of the season
will be that Of the Washington lodge,
49l, Patriotic Order Sons Of America,
Of West Side, to Farview Monday, July
20. Train leaves Lehigh Valley station,
Water street, at s a. m. Round trip
ticket, 75c., children. 40c. From Avoca
and intermediate points, 7Oc., children,
S5c. Connect with d. & II. at Wilkes
Barre. ~
George Phillips, Of the Electric City,
was a visitor In this city yesterday.
F. H. Stephens. Of Wilkes-Barre. was
In town on business yesterday.
The excursion Of the Christian En-
deavorers to the Boston convention
left yesterday morning over the Le-
high Valley railroad. The following
from this place accompanied the excur-
sionl ]. c. Manning. Herbert H. Bush,
Bessie Stambach, Jennie McMath, Neil
Dobbie. jr., Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Craw-
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Daniels,
Rev. d. M. George. Alice Quinn, Elvira
Daniels, Mrs. Will Price, Mrs Gather
Inc Anthony. B. ]. Evans and Frank
Coward. The excursionists will arrive
In Boston at 9 o'clock this morning.
Pittston champions took game from
the Tritons at Tunkhannock yesterday
afternoon. Ten innings were neces-
sary. as PittstOn made a few wild
throws in the first inning. Pfttston
was victorious by q score Of 8 to Z.
Manager Feeney's team Is playing ball.
and will be qualified to enter the State
league next season.
Plymouth and West Pittston teams
Of the Tri-County.le league will cross bats
at Exeter Fair grounds this afternoon
On Saturday evening last C. r. Will
Jams, the enterprising insurance agent,
Of this city, was united In marriage to
Miss Fanny Manning. Of Millville, Co.
lumbia county. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. H. c. Monroe, at his
home IN Millville. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
iams returned to this city Monday.
Notices have been posted In con-
spicuous places about the borough Of
West Pittston. cautioning bicyclists
against disobeying the borough ordin-
ances.
Pittst0n Business Directory.
FOR F1RsT-CLAsS PLUMBING CALL
on Wright & Co., 81 South Main street.
A new range for sale or exchange; also
h M hn1I a.