The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-02
WILLIAMS 6 VI ANULTY
CITY NOTES.
Il7 WYOMING AVENUE.
N. B.-Prices Guaranteed.

Martin O'Boyle was Injured about tht
spine at the North works yesterday.
large pulley fell on him.
Marriage licenses were yesterday grant.
ed to Willis $. Miller, Of New York, and
Helen j. Griffin, of this city ,4-
The first Monday of January has been
fixed as the time for arguing. the Boschino
ease before the supreme court
Arthur H. Raidenbush entertained a
number of his friends Tuesday evening al
his home, 1l22 Mulberry street
A new mail by direct pouch was put on
between this city and Priceburg yester-
day. 1t closes at O'Clock a. m.
The central city indoor base ball team
will not play the Providence team at the
Thirteenth regiment armory tonight.
The Delaware, Lackawann and Western
company paid Its employees at the Arch
bald, Continental and Hyde Park collieries
yesterday.
There will be no commonwealth costs
paid until Thursday, Nov. 8, by order OF
the county commissioners. The business
of preparing for election is the reason for
this.
Samuel w. Kellum has resigned his po-
sition as train dispatcher for the Della
ware, Lackawannd and Western com
pany, and has been succeeded By his
brother, w. B. KelIum.
The finance committee Of the board OF
control met last night and decided TO
award the new 10000 issue of high school
bonds to N. W. Harris & Co., of New
York, whose bid was si3.4l2.
Fire was discovered yesterday morning
in the house at Albright avenue and Ma
rion street. owned by Attorney !. II.
Burns. 1t was extinguished after damage
to the amount of 500 was done.
Herbert B. Cox, lieutenant of Company
A, has been appointed inspector of rifle
practice Of the Thirteenth regiment. Lieu
tenant Cox will make an excellent inspec-
tor, and his appointment gives general
satisfaction.
Charles Lydon, of Winooka, under in
dictment for burglarizing the saloon Of
John Surber, of Conneliton, was surren-
dered by his bondsman yesterday on a
bail piece, and Constable Thornton, of the
Twentieth ward. lodged him In the cOun-
ty Jail last night.
John Thomas Haines and John Wish
niski were taken to the Eastern peniten-
tiary yesterday. The former will spend
two years there and the latter seven
Deputy Sheriff Ward, T. j. Matthews, Of
Spring Brook, and Robert J. Haag con-
eyed the men to the pententiary.
The November grand jury will meet
Monday morning There have so far been
only 100 transcripts received by Clerl. OF
the Courts John II. Thomas, and the prob
ability Is that the jury will not be called
upon to pass on any more than 200 cases
The public market committee of the
board of trade at q meeting yesterday af
ternoon held discussion preliminary to
ways and means OF securing Information
to include In its report to the board Nov
49, The committee was appointed with
out definite instructions. but to Investigate
the possibility and advisability of public
market for this city.
The Delaware and Hudson company,
through its roadmaster, r. w. Kellow,
yesterday notified Street Commissioner
Kinsley that In pursuance to his sugges-
tion the flooring Of the Penn avenue
bridge will be covered with tin In order
to prevent water and cinders from falling
upon the street below. Gates will also he
put up at Throop street.
Miss Jennie Kelly's neat little Court
House cafe was formally opened last
evening with q dinner given to the news
papermen, at which representatives Of
nearly al! the city papers were present.
a very pleasant and profitable hour was
spent, after which the guests departed
thoroughly impressed with the excellence
OF Miss Kely's cuisine.
John McHale. the ex-constable OF the
Eighteenth ward, was held under $500
bail by Alderman Mllar yesterday to an
swer at court for assault and battery
upon the person of Katie Rink The
prosecutrix Is an inmate Of No. IS Lacka-
". WANNA ann j. avenue. She say, that McHale
came into the place drunk and beat her
sunmercifully, Knocking her down, jump
Ins upon her and kicking her in the face.
sne exnibited black eye as come evil
oence OF the truth of her statements.
The answer Of Asher NJ. Fell was yes
teIday nied. He Is the executor of the
estate Of his father, John M. Fell. whom
the other executor, Attorney John ID.
Conciy. OF Detroit, prays the court to re-
strain from using any more of the reve-
niles OF tne estate until there shall be n
nial OF the charges made BY Attorney
Conely: The hearing IN the Injunction
will take place next Wednesday, Nov. g.
Being asked Yesterday II he would call
a special meeting Of common council TO
luton before 1t became a law nv j,rnita.
tion, Mayor Connell said: 1T would be.
superf!uous and unnecessary 10 do anv-
thing further In that matter The resoiir.
live by Ilr;itatlon or BY NV sirnifr N
That tht assessors may keep theif fnrni.