The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-22
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CITY NOTES.

The iron work for the new Traders
bank building has begun TO arrive.
A Reader.-FIe cannot be tried n second
time for his life IL the jury disagree.
A national guard order has been issued
designating Oct. 81 as the close of the
rifle practice season.
Sale OF seats for the Roland Reed en-
gagement will open at the rockingham
box office this morning at o'clock.
a prize of a regimental pin has been Of
fered in Company ID TO the man who at
tends every drill from now until camp.
The auditing committee of councils held
regular meeting last night and passed
upon a large grist of claims against the
city.
The regular meeting Of the Green Ridge
Women's Christian Temperance union will
be held today at p. m. in the Evangelical
church.
The plumbing stock of Charles McGin-
ley. Of 33l Washington avenue. was sold
at sheriff's sale yesterday morning for
s6I.25. The execution creditor was l.. X.
Squer.
A regular meeting Of the Homeopathic
Medical society Of northern Pennsylvania
will be held at DR.. +. D. Brewster's. 800
Washington avenue. Thursday, Oct. g. at
7.20 p. m.
There will be meeting Of the sewers
and drains committee of common council
tomorrow night to consider the granting
of contracts for the sewer on Capouse
avenue and Larch street.
Charles A. Schiern & Co., OF New York
brought a suit In assumpsit yesterday
against the Carbondale and Forest City
Passenger Railway company for A7737
with interest from Feb. 10, 1895. The
plaintiff Is In the leather betting business
The annual meeting and election OF off,
GERS of the Florence Crittenden mission
will be held tomorrow. afternoon at 3
o'clock in the Young Women's Christian
association rooms on Washington avenue.
Mrs. Saxton. matron or the mission VIII
present her report. Invitations to attend
the meeting were read from the pulpits Of
the city churches Sunday.
The will of Sarah Sammon was yester-
day probated and letters testamentary
were granted to her daughter Ella sam
mon. In the estate Of Thomas Brown. let
ters Of administration were granted to
Mary Brown. the widow; in the estate OF
Alfred q. Space letters OF administration
were granted to Elizabeth Jay. The three
decedents lived in Dunmore.
Mrs Fannie Roche, who two weeks ago
was shot by her husband. who afterward
committed suicide is still confined to the
Lackawanna hospital She Is rapidly
sconvalesclng, but no attempt will be made
to remove the bullet which is imbedded in
the frontal bone of her skull. Hospital
officials say she cannot be discharged un-
I'll several weeks have elapsed.
Marriage licenses were yesterday grant
ed Dy the clerk OF the courts to Patrick j.
Neuley, of Blakely, and Maria Coheny Of
Jermyn; Henry Shorten and Mary Sull!-
van, both of Minooka: Jacob Yerdinak
end Mary Markowich, Scranton; Charles
kilgannon and Margaret Casey, Carbon
dale; Lawrence Howard, of OIyphant, and
Mamie v. Higgins, of Dunmore.
The annual donation day of the Home
Tor the Friendless will be on Thursday of
this week. which will be observed as a
sort OF reception day for winter supplies.
but also to the friends OF the institution,
whom the managers will be glad to well
come. Anything in the way Of food and
clothing Will be thankfully accepted, and
more than usual is needed this year.
Among the prisoners received at the
county Jail yesterday were Thomas Brady.
committed for surety of the peace by Jus.
tice Of the Peace T. ]. Gilday, of Arch
bald: Thomas Kane. committed for burg.
larry and attempted criminal assault by
Alderman Jones, Of Carbondale. and An
drew Roman, committed for felonious
woundinH by Justice of the Peace w. w.
Sweeney, of Winton borough.
The benches and equipment for the
plumbers' class at the Raymond Institute
Is now being put In place, and the class
will begin work on Friday evening next'
The teacher, Thomas Thompson. has ont
lined thorough and Comprehensive
course which cannot fail to be Of help in
solving the difiicult and intricate prob