The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-12
CITY NOTES.

st. Aloys!us society of the cathedral
parish will meet this evening in the Col
lege hall.
The suit Of the borough Of Jermyn
against Nathaniel Depew was ended yes
terday in equity court.
Good sized audiences saw the "Outcasts
Of a Great city at the Academy Of Music
yesterday afternoon and evening.
The members of the 'l492' company ar
rived In the city yesterday afternoon COM
ing here directly from New York city.
Common council will hold a regular
meeting and there will be an adjourned
meeting of select council this evening.
b. E. Crater, arrested for embezzling s35
from Nathan Hallstead. was yesterday
committed to Jail in default of $500 bail.
Next Monday st. Luke's kindergarten at
7l3 Cedar avenue. will reopen with Miss
Hall in charge and Miss Fisher as assist
ant.
The funeral of F. A. Beam.sh win be
held this morning with high mass OF re-
QUEEN at the cathedral Interment will
be in Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
The funeral Of John Kelley will take
place at 2.30 this afternoon from the home
of his mother. SIG New street. Interment
will be in Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
Thatcher & Johnson minst us appeared
at Wilkes-Barre last night ana telephone
message from Manager Burgu Ner said
that an excellent performance was given
and that the audience was highly pleased.
John Baldanff, charged with larceny and
receiving by Oscar Freeman, was admitted
to bail by Judge Archibald yesterday and
liberated from the county Jail. Grant H.
Lowry became his bondsman in the sum
Of 500.
The bond Of P. F.. Brady, tax collector
Of the borough Of Mayfield, was yesterday
filed as judgment in the prothonotary' >
Office. The amount is 81 500 and the sure
ties are Hugh Brady, Mary Meehan, Law
renee Coggins and jeremiah o. Sullivan.
The following will be the living pictures
shown at the performance Of "l4S2' in the
From the Mountains. Psyche at the Well,
The Polar Star, Daughters Of the Shiek,
The Storm. Flora, La Cigale. Medea,
Rhine Ma!dens.
Davis theater will be closed for the re-
mainder of the week, Manager Davis hav-
ing cancelled the attraction booked be-
cause he discovered that 1t was not up to
the standard Of the house. 1.-The Prod!gal
Father" first class farce comedy, will
be the attraction the first three days Of
next week.
Syracuse and Pleasant Beach will be the
objective point on Saturday. as large
excursion of the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Firemen leaves the city at a. m.
Arrangements are completed for street
cars to run on all lines to connect with ex-
cursion train morning and night, so that
people as far north as Peckville may reach
the city by street cars.
Marriage licenses we're yesterday grant
ted to the following couples: John Lu-
ther and Lena Helm, Scranton; John
Trezise and Margley Elk.ns, Mayneld;
John Remlieski and Yanowska Kunizo-
zenki. Pr.ceburg; Joseph Paschkowshka
and Martha Kerschowshka, MinOOka;
Bert w. Gibson and Emma Gray, Peck
vile; Conrad Luther and Mary Louise
Ziegler. both Of Latin. Luzerne county.
Lewis Hancock. the architect. has Just
completed plans for a parsonage for the
German Presbyteron church to be erect
ed on Prescott avenue. The Job Is guar
anteed to be done by Dec. 10. The build
ing has twelve rooms and because Of a pc
culiarity In the arrangements of the rooms
It makes an ideal pastors residence.
The plans can be seen at Mr.. Hancock's
Office corner Washington avenue and
Spruce street.