The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-27
CITY NOTES.
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Five young foxes captured near Goulds-
boro are on exhibition at Floreys store,
on Wyoming avenue.
q. w. Mitchell has been appointed post
master at Hollisterville. Wayne county,
vice Horatio Simons. resigned.
The ladies of the Second Presbyterian
church VIII serve Il supper tonight i'm the
church parlors commencing at q p. m.
:. The court has granted u charter to the
scranton Private Hospital and Training
school, of which DR.. Charles n. Thomp.
son Is at the head.
The first of the insane patients were
conveyed from the LuZerne county prison
10 the Hillside Home asylum of the Scran-
ton poor district yesterday.
Notice has been posted at the Delaware
anu Liuuson coliieries at Carbondale, to
me effect that the company's mines will
work full time until further orders.
The sale Of the personal property, house
mold enects. horses and wagons of Flora
g Rockafeller yesterday by Deputy Sher-
IN j. ID. Ferber brought $3.50 altogether.
Professor G.. W, Phillips will talk on
Child Nature at the Primary Sunday
School Teachers union at the First Pres
byterian church this afternoon at 4
o'clock.
The Women's Christian Temperance
union Will remove It's headquarters from
the Jewell building. on Spruce street. to
the Williams building, corner Of WASH
1ngton avenue and Linden street, next
Wednesday.
The regular quarterly convention of the
Second district. Catholic Total Abstinence
union, Of the Scranton .diocese. will be
held in st. Nary's han, West Market
street Providence, on Sunday afternoon,
April H. 1896. at 1.3O.
Car 70. OF the Eynon street lire became
derailed last night at 1890 o'clock OH the
Roblnson street switch, just at the point
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a year ago. No damage resulted furt her
than delay to traffic for an hour or So
THOMAS q. Beach was arrested and ar
raigned before Alderman Millar yesterday
afternoon charged with committing as
salilt and battery on his wife and step
daughter. Martha Evans. lie gave bail
for u further hearing this morning at II
o'clock.
The statement in yesterdays Truth that
the. .Womens Christian Temperance union
had taken the rooms of Dr H. Il. Ware,
corner Linden street and Washington ave-
nue., IL Incorrect. The Women's Chris
tian Temperance union wa occupy the
rooms next door to the doctors office.
An application for a charter for st. 10.
sephs' Beneficial society of st. Mary's
German Roman Catholic church was yes
terday made In court by Attorney NJ. T..
Sando. 1t Is organized for beneficial and
protective purposes. The trustees for the
first year are Peter Charles Graf, George
lmeidOpf and LOrenz Markell
The streets and bridges convnittee met
last night to consider the Muldoon IL
Bowie claim for extra labor on the
bridge abutments, but owing to the alb
sence OF City Engineer Phillips. on ac-
count OF illness, adjournment was made
until next Tuesday afternoon. when the
committee will make an inspection of the
work on the ground.
Chief of Police McAndrew. of Carbon
dale, brought to the county Jail last
night 3. A. Stanton and Rena Cook, the
former a married man - years OF age and
she girl OF is. They had been living to-
gether and the warrant for their arrest
was sworn out by Mrs Stanton. chary-
ing him with desertion and the girl with
immoral conduct. They were commit ted
by Alderman Bunnell In default of bail.
The regular monthly literary entertain
Methodist Episcopal church was held last
evening. Attorney A. V. Bower presided;
and read a paper In which he took the
stand that Lord Bacon was the author of
Shakespeare's works. Mr.. Curry read a
paper on the works of Lord Bacon, and
Miss Raub read a paper on Shakespeare.
Miss Norton recited parts of las You
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Attorney T. c. Newcomb yesterday
brought a sheriff's interpleader suit in
court to, determine the ownership of the
stock and personal property in Konecnys
hair dressing establishment, OH Lacka-
wanna avenue. A week ago an execution
was entered for s67G.H by Emma Mittel-
staedt against Theodore v. Konecny. The
sheriff went to levy the goods and. found
that Mrs. Caroline Koneoay claimed the
stock and fixtures as her property.
Sheriff Clemens In open court before
Judge Gtinster yesterday acknowledged
deeds as follows for properties sold by
him; To Martin p. Flynn, for $3S.64, sold
- the property Of A. l.. Dunleavy; TO