The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-07
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I27 WY0MlNG AVENUE.
CITY NOTES.
l27 WYOMING AVENUE.

The Delaware and Hudson paid their
employees yesterday at Grassy Island, MIL
Creek and Delaware mines.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. d. F..
Kearnsy, of New York street yesterday.
II died a few hours after birth.
A statue of St. Cecilia is being erected
in front Of st. Ceei)ia's academy. on Wy
omins- avenue. The foundation for 1t Is
now III place. f"'f "a
Csssrge F.. Jeffries was committed to the
couh.y Jail in default OF $500 bail yester-
day by Alderman Millar for cruelty to and
refusing to support his wife.
Marriage licenses were granted yester-
dag to Michael Kearney and Sarah STAN
ton, Scranton; James Paddcn and Maggie
Lynch. Scranton; William Llewellyn and
Ann Williams. Scranton.
Patrolman Block picked up an unknown
man ON Penn avenue last night, who was
lying drunk and insensible on the side
walk and almos: benumbed In the colo.
He was carried to the station house and
thawed out.
The conference regarding the paid fire
department, between Chief Ferber and the
committee Ct fire underwriters, which has
the matter in hand. was postponed yester-
day until next Tuesday at the regular
meeting Of the board
Miss Anna Stahlheher will lead the Cos
pei meeting at the Young Womens Chris
tian association on Sunday afternoon at
3.t5, using as her subject. "a Quiet Talk
with the Lord" This meeting is open to
. all women. and It Is hoped that a large
number will be present.
John Harrington. Of Railroad avenue,
was examined yesterday by Drs. ]. A.
Manley and Hakgerty and found to be in
zane. He wills be tsent to the Hillside asy-
y.,.~, Rnr rt,s,n 10 L.,
years OF aged and was employed as rail-
inspector at the North Steel mill.
The newly gan'Eed, Collins Hale Fur
niture Manufacturing company has for
several days beer esta blished In Its build
ing on Capouse avenue. Thirty skilled
workmen are working overtime In order
to get out a quantity of first quality par
lor goods to be exhibited at the furniture
exhibition In New York city next month.
Mrs. Marie Nicotera was, by order Of
court, yesterday transferred from the
county Jail to the Lackawanna hospital,
there to repain until she shall recover from
a serious illness with which she Is now
affected. Herself and husband. Leopold
Nicotera, are the folks with whom Vito
Lauisso boarded, the man who was mur-
dered on Duck street. Dunmore, last Feb
ruary by Leonardo Rosa. They are held
as witnesses. At the hospital the doctors
say that the woman Is not dangerously Ill.
OF the project to erect new building in
place of the present unsuitable structure
Of the railroad branch of the Young
Mems Christian association on 1.ackawan-
ma avenue, thereris considerable reticence
among those acquainted with the affairs
of the railroad branch Of the association.
The generally. accredited statement that
the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
company would erect building at cost
of $4,000 Is only partly true. The new
building question Is not definitely settled
excepting the determination Of Secretary
Pearsall and many members. The Lack
awanna company has agreed to give Its
aid. but to what extent IL not known, but
the inference is given that the company
will contribute the land and half the cost
necessary to build four-story building on
the present site f