The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-28
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]. A. Leas, n well-known accountant,
died Saturday at 3l3 Linden street.
Next Thursday and Friday will be dona-
ton days at st. Joseph's Founding home.
Ex-Sheriff Charles Robinson and family
on Saturday visited their new cottage at
Lake Henry and named 1t "Carlsruhe."
The interior of Nay Aug fire house on
Spruce street Is being renovated. In the
spring the quarters will be transferred to
Franklin avenue and Page court
John Tully, aged 16, was run over by a
car on the Green Ridge slope Saturday.
One ley was crushed so badly that It had
to be amputated at the Lackawanna hos
pital.
Owing to the fact that the treasurer s
account is already overdrawn, the con-
templated erection Of chapel at the
Hillside Home has been indefinitely post
poned.
Charles Phillips, who early last week
was struck by a Delaware and Hudson
train near the Lackawanna avenue depot,
was on Saturday sent to his home In
Wilkes-Barre by Poor Director Tropp.
Rev. ]. b. Crane, M. D., will give free
lecture on the scientific principles Of tenn
perance this evening In the Green Ridge
United Evangelical church. Every man,
woman and child in Green Ridge ought to
go and hear the doctor.
Mrs. H. L. Avery, aged 50 years, 7
months ard q days, died yesterday after
noon, at the home of her daughter, Mrs,
II. p. Woodward, Of 14O9 Monsey avenue.
Funeral and interment at Damascus,
Wayne county, on Tuesday.
The No. 25 School Foot Ball team chal-
lenges the following school teams: No. IA
school, No. 80 school, No. % school and
the Scranton Business college second team
for game on next Saturday. The first
club to answer will get the game.
A tramp who gave the name Of John
HrvIH hn h 1fe
freight car bumpers in the Lackawanna
yard Saturday and was taken to the
Lackawanna hospital. He is not seriously
hurt, and will be discharged in a few
days.
The exchanges at the Scranton Clearing
house last week were as follows: Oct. 81
s159.222.01: Oct. 90 19, ,O5o.a a2. Oct. %, si7O,-
60; Oct "a, s147, BAGS; Oct. %, sl42,Sl319;
Oct. 26. $140.662.74; total. $951, ,62i.5. Clear
ings for week ending Oct. q, 1894, $685.
594.55.
Patrick Moran was arrested Saturday
for kicking in the doors Of a disreputable
house. He was released from police court
yesterday morning and forthwith went
back to the alley and commenced kicking
IN doors again. He was once more taken
in custody.
At tonights meeting of the board Of
acted. The teachhrs' committee will
recommend appointments, including John
U. Wagner to succeed Professor Howell
until recently assistant principal Of the
high school.
Freeman Durham. driver for the
Union Transfer company, and w. p.
Ketchum. an expressman. quarrelled Sat
urday. and Freeman finally beat Ketchum
with a whip. ketchum had Freeman ar
rested and brought before Alderman
Wright. After some testimony had been
taken Ketchum withdrew his charge of
assault and battery.
This evening Mrs. Emma Shaw Col
cieugh will deliver her lecture Through
Hawaii with a Kodak for the beifit of
Sne Mite society of st. Luke's church.
young Mems Christian Association hall
has been secured as the place for the lec-
ture. and there is little doubt that large
audience will listen to Mrs. Colcleugh,
VINO is very entertaining speaker.
Before Alderman Millar, Saturday. suit
was brought by Charles and Flora Hall
New street. who they claimed had elected
Mrs. Hall and two children from the
mouse while the husband was confined in
jail IN default Of bail for threatening the
landlord; A decision was given by Alder
man Millar in favor of the plaintiff, but
judgment ~ to the amount was reserved.
Harry Rought. OF Green Ridge. while
riding mule from the Dickson colliery,
was thrown from the animal and dragged
several blocks along the ground. his foot
naving caugnt inithe harness. The mule
and the unfortunate rider collided with
DR.. c. w. Treverton's carriage, which
loosened the foot Of the rider, but further
injured his head and side. He is in a pre-
carious condition and is attended by DR..
Treverton.
Tallie Morgan was engaged by the New
York city Prohibitionists, prominent
among whom Is W. r. Wariweil, treas
urer Of the Standard OIL company, to edit
the campaign number Of their paper, True
Reform. Mr.. Morgan got out last weeks
they with his work hat he has been en-
ragged as managing editor for one year at
Z big salary. Mr.. Morgan will spend four
days week In New York, the other three
being taken up With his music In this .ity.
Tue Security Loan and Savings union