The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-21
CITY NOTES.

A detailed report of the New England
banquet will be found on page 81
The foundation walls of the new board
of trade building werecompleied yester-
day.
St. Luke's Industrial school will be
closed for two weeks, and open again on
Jan. 4.
Thomas Francis Carroll was yesterday
admitted to practice the courts of Lack
awanna county.
1.-THE Bells" a neatly printed paper
filled with Christmas advertising, was cir
culated yesterday.
Only one marriage license was granted
yesterday; John II. Johnston and Grace
NJ. Hazen, of Winton, were the parties.
In the matter of the lunacy of John
Rowan. of tn South Side, Anthony Nc
Hale was yesterday appointed guardian by
the court.
Sam Barber, charged tn assault and
battery was committed tt the county Jail
last night by Alderman F'idler. of the
Second ward.
A. +. Williams, owner of Woods Busi-
ness college, has issued a well-executed
pocket map of Pennsylvania, which is
' ry handy and useful.
Asa Mead, of Taylor charged with de-
frauding his boarding mistress, Mrs. An
ME Block, was sent to the county Jail last
night in default of bail.
Pertaining to the assignment of the Oly-
phant Trust company, the first partial re-
port of J. Alton Davis, the auditor, was
yesterday confirmed finally. '''''''''
d, The breaker Of the New YorNand Scran-
ton Coal company near Peckvlle was
somewhat damaged by fire yesterday
afternoon. The loss is trifiing.
Children will be admitted to the Little
Trixie" matinee this afternoon for cents.
This Is in the nature of a holiday treat
that Manager Davis gives to the children
The Delaware and Hudson Canal COM
pany paid its men at Plymouth colieries
Nos. and yesterday afternoon, COM
pleting the payrolls payments of the COM
pany for the month of November.
1.-The Man-o'-Warsman" pleased an
other audience at the Academy of Music
hast night. 1t deals with the Nicaraguan
question and every reference to the Mon
roe doctrine was greeted by tremendous
applause.
General Manager Silliman,. Of the Trac-
tion company has been very busy with
the work and he was not able yesterday
20 give his answer to the street car men,
but promised to have 1t prepared next
Tuesday or Wednesday.
Michael Walsh and Patrick Walsh, who
are accused Of stabbing and attempting to
XIII William Mulcrone, in Providence,
". last, were yesterday arrested on
> "drrant from Alderman Wright's Of
ace and held in $5Cr hail to appear at
court. " -
Thomas Shea, at th~,. Any of Music,
will produce this {no,. his great sue
-.sss, the Snare New YORK;" This
evening his grea and best success
'E4 sped from s. Sing" will be the
bill. This ends Mr.. hea'~ engagement in
Scranton.
A Polander Jumped on a small locomo-
tive at the nth Steel works yesterday
and mischievo sly pulled the lever. start.
ing the engine, which was, however. cap
cured before any damage resulted. Spe-
cial officer N. j. Coyne arrested the fellow
and Alderman Millar fined him s5.
william w. Rideout, heretofore mem
tion as Atkins" who Is wanted in New
York city for fraudulentl;. using the me''s.
was taken to New York yesterday after.
noon by Postof lce Inspector b. r.
Schapp, Of that ci' I. Rideout was brourht
before United States Commissioner Col
born at 2 o'clock, where ne was formally
Identified by the inspector and the bench
warrant served.
Coroner J. A. Kelley went to Providence
yesterday and empaneled Thomas N. will
Jams. Thonts II. Jones. N~redish Morgan.