The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-11
CITY NOTES.
I27 WYOMING AVENUE.

The younger members Of the Liederkranz
gave social at Music hall last evening.
Ex-Mayor Beamish's picture in the
mayors office was draped in mournin &
yesterday.
The directors of st. Joseph's society will
meet at the Founding home at 3 o'clock
today. The members will meet at 4
o'clock
Dennis Jones, colored cabman who is
weli-known character about town, WAS
sent up to jail for six months by Alderman
Millar yesterday.
Members Of the Excelsior Athletic club
are requested to attend the regular meet
ing Wednesday evening, Sept. II, at 22L
Lackawanna avenue.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern company Will today pay tranmen and
employees of the Pyne. Taylor and Holden
mines, completing the months payments.
Nine car loads Of Knights of the Mystic
Chain went over the Delaware and Hud-
son road to Wilkes-Barre yesterday to at
tend the annual convention of that order.
Frank Levandwski, charged with as
sault and battery, entered bail before
Judge Archibald yesterday. Lewis Ca
hOwski became his bondsman in the sum
Of $500.
Marriage licenses were granted by the
clerk OF the courts yesterday to Thomas
j. OB0yle and Nora Margaret Healey, of
Scranton, and John Paszmka and Annie
Morugin.
The annual meeting Of the members of
the Pennsylvania Oral School for the Deaf
will be held at Secretary Bel!n's office on
Friday, Sept. n, for the election of four
directors.
George w. Williams obtained a writ of
replevin yesterday directed against Will
lam Shea, executor, and c. q. Carman,
constable. to recover $500 worth Of house.
hold goods seized for rent.
Justice Of the Peace Robert Scott. of
Dunmore, committed Michael Morisino,
Of Dunmore, to Jail yesterday because he
could not furnish bail. Joseph Cassesse
Is the prosecutor. The charge Is false pre-
lenses.
There was not a meeting Of the Lacka-
wanna Institute Of History and Science
last night, owing to a lack Of a quorum.
A meeting will be held Friday at 8 p. m.
in the office OF E. b. Sturges in the Com
monwealth building.
Court yesterday on motion of Attorney
J. H. Burns granted a rule to show cause
why the order should not be set aside re-
quring the petitioners In the matter of
the grading Of New York street to pay the
costs of the proceedings.
Rev. d. ]. MacGoldrick, president of st.
Thomas college, has consented to give a
number Of lectures to Branch 35 of the
Catholic Mutual Benefit association. The
first will be delivered on Friday evening.
Sept. 20, after the regular meeting OF the
association.
Attorney Ira II. Burns Is the plaintiff
in an action in ejectment begun yesterday
against John A. Mcnamara to recover a
improved with a double frame building.
The papers In the case were filed by At
torney Clarence Balentine.
John Kelley, Of Bellevue, whose fatal
injuries were noted In The Tribune yes
q terday, died at the Lackawanna hospital.
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remains were removed to his mothers
home in Green Ridge. Arrangements for
the funeral have not yet been made.
Stephen Judge. who was with Patrick
Connaghty when he made away with Mer-
chant Charles w. stones horse and car
riage. was held under $500 bail yesterday
to answer at court the charge OF horse
stealing. He was also fined SIS for resist
ing arrest. He paid the fine and secured
the required bail.
Rev. A. e. Dixon. DID,. VIII give an
orators In this country and is considered
the only man who has successfully an
swered Ingersoll on the platform. 1nger-
soil attempted to bring him into the courts
for libel, but failed.
In the estate Of Patrick Grogan, late of
the borough Of Archibald letters Of admin
istration were granted to Margaret Gro
gan by Register of Wills Hopkins yes
terday. The will Of Matthew Hodgson,
late Of the township Of Covington. was ad-
mitted to probate and letters testament
tary granted to Maria Hodgson and H.
r. Wardell.
A surprise party was rendered to John
Samuel at his residence on Archibald
street Monday. evening. Games were IN
dulged In and at late hour refresh
ements were served. Among those present
were the following: Misses Viola Evans,
May Samuel. Louise Jenkins, Ida Hughes.
May Davies. Sarah Davies, Louis Davies,
Henry Evans John Daniel. Reese Lewis.
Alderman Post yesterday issued war
rant for the arrest Of Mrs. Mary Uram,
Of Throop borough, at the instance OF
eteven oolincky, husband Of Mary eo-