The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-20
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The report Of viewers in the matter Of
grading New York street was confirmed
finally by the court.
In the suit OF Mrs. Rebecca Flynn. of
Minooka, against DR.. G. f. Hill, the AL
bany dentist. the court yesterday refused
to grant new trial.
Richard Flynn. who was assaulted by a
bartender at the Windsor last Wednesday
night, was yesterday discharged from the
Moses Taylor hospital
Division No. 10, Ancient Order of Hi.
bernians, Board of America. will hold
their first annual ball in st. Johns hall,
Pine Brook, this evening.
Ralph Bingham viii! give an entertain
Inent at Alanley's hall, Dunmore. this
evening, under the auspices of the Ladies'
Aid society of the Methodist church of
that place.
The death rate continues to be low, only
twenty-four deaths being reported for
last week One death resulted from ty-
Aphoid fever. There We're three new cases
|Of scarlet fever six of diphtheria and one
Aof measles,
1t was the Pittston Reserves and not
the Pittston first team that the Scranton
business College team defeated Saturday
The Pittston first team would like to ar
range Il game with the Scranton Business
College First team.
The enrolment of recruits which was
postponed because of the illness of Staff
Captain Lindsay. will take place this
evening in the Volunteer armory at s
o'clock. The meeting will be preceded by
a march of the Volunteers and an open
air meeting.
Private K. ID. Hall, of Company y, Thir-
teenth regiment, narrowly escaped seri-
Gus injury al the rifle range yesterday af-
ternoon While firing at the range at
Dickson City by some means or other the
hreech block of his rifle was broken from
Its pin and barely missed Mr.. Halls head.
4 nli of II
holders of the Lackawanna Brewing com
pany. held yesterday, the secretary was
instructed to open bids for an ale brew
cry from plans furnished by Architect
Wunder. With this last addition to the
plant, 1t will make 1t the most complete
brewery in the state.
Mr.. George Murray, proprietor of the
Westminster hotel, New York, which is
one of the popular stopping places for
Scrantonians, favors The Tribune with a
copy of Kings New York Views" a pub
lication containing over 200 beautiful half
tone engravings of noted scenes and buill-
ings in the metropolis.
At the home of George Krager, of Park
those present were Misses Ida Knapp,
Emma Krager. Ina Milestone. Dora
Stiniker- Lille Gross, Laura Lewis. Mary
Shot. Emma MILESTONE, John Stniker,
Burnley. Charles Webber Fred Krager.
John Dem. George Grager George Allan,
Christ Sickle. Thomas NIOser. Mrs.
Hinkle; Mr.. and Mrs. Grass, Mr.. and
Marriage licenses were granted yester-
day by Clerk of the Courts John H.
Thomas to George W. Ward. of Ransom,
ard Mrs. Ann Roberts. of Scranton: Henry
kearney and Elizabeth Greg. of Carbon
dale: Samuel A. Matthews of Carbondalc,
and Rebecca RaNling. of Jermyn; Charles
Burlingame, of ThroOp, and Mary McGin-
lev. of Dickson; William Fl. Howells, of
Taylor. and Margaret James. of Scran-
ton; Michael j. Mcdonald of White Hav-
en-, n. j., and Miss Minnie Aselin Of
scranton; Eugene Dales Hays, of Phia-
delphia. and Frances Falkenbury, Of
Scranton.