The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-03
CITY NOTES.

Mrs. Ellen Stiles was yesterday dis
charged from the county Jail under the in
solvency laws.
The Delaware and Hudson company
paid yesterday at the Marvine and Leg
getts Creek mines.
There will be an important meeting of
the st. Aloysius society held tonight at
$50 in College hall. All young men are
invited.
Work has been started on the founda-
fion for the new Traders bank building at
the corner Of Spruce street and Wyoming
avenue.
Commencing Monday. Oct. Z. the lake
trains between Scranton and Lake Ariel,
be discontinued.
John Slattery has purchased Connell &
HAttin's double house on Madison ave-
hhe, through NJ. II. Holgates agency;
consideration, $4,000.
James Kennedy was fined 80 yesterday
by Alderman Millar for assaulting a pea
nut vender who eXpostuated with him for
helping himself to peanuts.
In the estate of Lester Brady, late of
Durmore, letters of administration were
granted to the widow. Mrs. Elizabeth
Brady, yesterday by Register of Wills
Hopkins.
The parish house and chapel OF St.
Luke's Dunmore mission will be formally
opened Oct. 13. The parish house is to
be used In secular work and will not be
consecrated.
The blacksmith shop of j. ]. Clark and
Arthur Jenkins, of the North End, was
closed yesterday by Deputy Sheriff j. ID.
Ferber at the instance of s. l.. Johns, who
has judgment of 1884 against them.
The Women's guild of ST. Lukes church
will hold cake sale on Friday afternoon
from 3 to o'clock and Saturday morn
ing at o'clock at the parish room, corner
of Adams avenue and Linden street.
Attorney John B. Ceilings who was ap-
pointed auditor to determine the outstand-
ing indebtedness between Lackawanna
township and Taylor borough was direct
ed by the court to file his report within
thirty days.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
union Is considering the idea of a branch
organization among the cOlored women of
the city. At a meeting of the union yes
terday committee was appointed to act
In the matter.
The funeral of the late jefferson Roes-
Ter VIII take place this afternoon at 2
o'clock from the family residence 229
Franklin avenue. Services will be held
at the house and interment will be made
Dunmore cemetery. p
Me managers Of the Home for She
le9dless wish IT understood that no one
cepung the managers themselves is au-
oIkzed TO collect money for the Home.
fYp!aint has been made that imposters
been canvassing both Green Ridge
the South Side.
e Green Ridge Woman'S Christian
perance union will give an entertain
Friday evening in the Evangelical
ph. Rev. A. V. Bowers, Professor
pr r. Dorsey. and others will take
admission Tree, but a collection
taken. All welcome
ng to the absence Of quorums only
of thre& councilmanic committees
ngs. scheduled for last night, took
This whs meeting of the sewers
drains Hommittee. which, among
khings, tipproved the appointment OF
Henderson as inspector of Ferber
ever.
board of directors OF the Asso-
Charities will hold its final meeting
year ON Monday, Oct. :. at p. m,
poor board room. city building. on
". Oct. s. 8 p. m., the annual meet
the Associated Charities will be
Albright Library hall. The pub
cordially invited and all members
to attend
riday evening, Oct. 4, at the Simp-
ethOdist Episcopal church. will oc-
annual election of officers OF the
IN League union Of Scranton and
In connection with the election
npson chapter has provided very
ny musical and literary programme.
esired that n large number of Ep-
ms be present.
iage licenses were yesterday issued
clerk of the courts to william c..
Of Frostburg, Md, and Amy M.
ms. of Scranton; Thomas Davis, Of
ng, and Sallie Jones, of Scranton
kanfer and Frances Kluga, Scran-
adislaf kefeliski and Anne Pope
Archibald; Fedar Kez and Olena
slene Rudewick, Scranton; Orlando
ridge and Hannah f. Finn, Scran-