The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-17
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CITY NOTES.

Important foot bail practice of the
Scranton team this afternoon at $3.50. Ev-
cry member must be present.
John Moran, a Honesdale vagrant, was
sent up to the county Jail yesterday by
Alderman Millar for sixty days.
Montrose Barnard. John Koch and C. Q.
Carman We're appointed by the court yes
a terday as viewers of a road in Elmhurst,
Madison and Roaring Brook townships.
st. Peters Young Mems Total Absti-
nence and Benevolent society will cele-
brate its tenth anniversary with an enter
tainment and social in Music hall Friday
evening.
All articles sent In for the Needlework
guild can be seen by those interested to
do so, at the parish rooms, Linden street
and Adams avenue, tomorrow afternoon,
from to 5.
Dickson borough will be hereafter at the
store OF Michael Matelavitz: and that OF
the Second district of the Thirteenth ward
at the house Of William Webber, 1923
Penn avenue.
Fred Smith was yesterday appointed
Judge of election of the First ward of
Dickson borough and William Sayers was
appointed Judge and Henry Dierks inspec-
tor OF election in the Second ward OF the
same borough.
The holy communion will be celebrated
at st. Luke's church tomorrow, st. Luke's
Day, at 6, and 10 a. m. and 7.i5 p. m.
Evening service, when reports of the
guilds and Of St. Andrews brotherhood
will be read. at 7.45 p. m.
The will Of Jane Williams was admitted
TO probate yesterday and letters of admin
istration granted to William Dawkins In
the estate of Thomas Gallagher, late CT
Winton, letters OF administration were
granted to the widow, Margaret Gal
lagher.
Marriage licenses were Yesterday grant
A11 nv the clark nf ha N, 4
Grifiths and Christie Powell, of Taylor:
Olin Fl. House. of this city. and Anna NJ.
Swingle. OF South Canaan; Samuel G. Mil
Ter and Kittie Wall. Of Dalton; John F.
of the South Side: Harry Sigln and Ella
Costigan, South Side; Frank Dowd and
Elsie Eey. both of Priceburg.
The habeas corpus hearing In the case
Of George Archibald, Of the North End,
who was committed to Jail from police
court in this city on the charge of break
Ing into the residence of NJ. i. Flynn, 42O
Vine street, a short while ago. came up
before Judge Savidge. Of Sunbury. in
court No. 2 yesterday. Attorney +. c.
released the defendant from Jail, but re-
qired him to furnish baf1 In the gum Of
500. Jacob Suravitz qualified as bonds
man.
After arresting Frank Winter on sus-
picion OF stealing hams, which he was bar
gaining to sell for % cents each to pedes-
,trians on Lackawanna avenue at an early
hour yesterday morning Patrolmap Iona
Day made an investigation which led to
the discovery that the goods were taken
out Of n car standing on the West Side
switch Of the Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western road. Winter broke open the car
end was hawking the hams about the
streets during the greater part of the
night. 1t could not be ascertained how
many hams he succeeded in disposIng Of.
They were consigned ito T. n. Watts & Co.
In police court yesterday morning Alder
man Millar placed him under $500 bail to
answer at court, and in default he was
committedfto jail.