The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-26
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CITY NOTES.

Marriage licenses were yesterday grant
ed to Thomas OConnor and Bridget Con-
way, OF this city.
Rev. J. c. Madden. of Dimock. Pa. will
change pulpits with Rev. A. +. Douglass.
Of Clark's Green. tomorrow.
]. II. Steele and A. L. Francois are In
Philadelphia on business looking to the
re-opening Of the glass factory.
In the estate OF Charles Farber, late of
the city of Scranton. letters of admins
tration were yesterday granted TO Jose
phine Miller.
The Scranton Caledonian club will con-
duct its annual Halloween social at Full
ler's hall. on Lackawanna avenue. Thurs
day evening.
Andrew vross. the feeble and aged Hun.
garian tramp, against whom the doors OF
the county Jail were cruelty closed Thurs
day. was yesterday provided with home
at the poor farm.
A special meeting Of Kelley league, No.
16. and friends Of the cause will be held
at the parlors Of the institute on Sunday
afternoon at o'clock to welcome Rev. II.
NJ. Cole to this field of labor, and q hear
an address from him on a real live sub
feet. Mr.. Cole is an official lecturer and
organizer for the National league.
Charles Phillips recovered yesterday
from his drunken stupor and told that
his residence was in Wilkes Barre. When
taken before the poor board he was still
somewhat dazed. and in answer to a ques-
tion as to whether or not he knew where
the upper end Of Pittston, Isn't it?'
The Methodist ministers Of Scranton
and vicinity will hold their next semi
monthly meeting In the Elm Park church
on Monday morning next at ~ O'clock.
Rev. Elijah l.. Santee. pastor OF Lacka-
read a carefully prepared paper on the
subject Of Law" Mr.. 6antee Is an able
writer, and will doubtless read very
interesting paper from the theme an
nounced. .
The Observation-Disclosures Of Rev. DR.. d.
e. Hughes, who resigned as pastor Of the
jackson Street Baptist church. will occa-
sion him considerable difficulty In case
ne soon intends settling In q new home
DR.. Hughes had his household goods cart
ed to the Lackawanna railrood yard.
where they were loaded in cars. The min
lister forgot to pay Drayman Pos, before
leaving the city. and the latter secured
an execution against the goods which Will
be held in this city until the carta.:e Is
paid.
Special writs were directed by the court
yesterday to issue in the matter of the
Judgments that have been entered UP
against the Scranton Base Ball associa-
tion by the directors OF 1t. The sherin
will make levy now and advertise the
est bidder: The intention Of the directors
is to buy IN the privileges Of the associa-
tion and then dispose of 1t afterward to
FAN River or any one paying the price
asked.
Attorney Joseph O'Brien, J. Alton Da-
Wis and II. A. Zimmerman, the law ex-
anining board before which those desir-
Ing admission to the bar Of Lackawanna
county must pass examination, held an
examination yesterday afternoon In the
law library at the court house. The candi-
date: were: Constable J. 8. Miller. of the
Ninth ward; Alamanza Porter colored !;
9. z: Crocker, ]. Gordon Noakes, Robert
J.: Herman and r. W. Capwell Of this
city; A. Edgar Schoemaker and Andrew
6choener. Of Mt. Carmel, and A. Bataitis,
Of shenandoah.
Attorney o. b. Partridge applied to
court yesterday for a writ Of l1abeas cor
pus to compel Edward d. Farr to liberate
from illegal restraint Farr's young son.
Richard. Attorney Partridge represents
Mrs. Augusta e, Farr. wife Of Edward d.
Farr. The petition recites that the father
has forcibly taken possession Of the child
against the child's WILL The hearing on
the writ will take place on Thursday. Oct.
81. at a.. m. Farr Is CHARGED with tax
ing the child on Oct. 49, The couple do
not live together. but the mofher I'M
possession Of the children.
( Miss Lucy Laney. OF Augusta, Ca.s lsc-
tured on "Freedmen' last night II, the
Tirst Presbyterian church and delichted
n fair sized audience. Miss Laney Is q