The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-08
CITY NOTES.
III WYOMING avenue.

Iron Moulders' union, No. 81, held It's
annual dance at Turner hall last night.
Marriage Licenses were granted yester-
day to James Fallon and Elizabeth Reser,
Ilyphant; Albert Grumacki and Julia
Maukowska. Scranton.
The University OF Pennsylvania ath-
1etic team will appear at the frothing-
ham theater March ~ instead or Feb. ~,
as mentioned In yesterdays Tribune.
Rush City" the lively farce-comedy
which played to a large and ell-pleased
audience at the Grand Opera House, at
Wtlkes-B Barre, last evening, Will be seen ut
the Academy this evening.
Abraham Heller, aged about 40 years,
q teacher of private Jewish schooi, az
$50 Raymend court, slipped and fell while
walking In the yard yesterday. the fall
fracturing one OF the bones OF a leg. lie
was taken to the Lackawanna hospital.
Street Commissioner Kinsley was called
upon yesterday to send 4 gang or men IN
repair the road at the intersection OF
Wheeler avenue and Mulberry street,
where tn waiter which runs down from
the fields. had washed gully In the
street.
The funeral Of Mrs. Martin T. Lavelle
will take place from her late home 54O
Willow street, at 3 o'clock Monday m M
ing. A high mass Of requiem will be
celebrated at 1t. Peters cathedral. In
termen. will be made in Hyde Park Cath
Ollie cemetery.
Attorneys Hulsander & Vosburg, repre-
senting Gwennie Jones and her husband.
Griffith +. Jones, of Oyphant. brought
uction for damages against David w. Rll-
ane yesterday In the sum of 5000. 1t Is
alleged that on Feb. 1885, the defendant
called Mrs. Jones thief and said he could
prove 1t.
An operation for appendicitis was per-
formed Thursday by DR.. Burns, OF this
city, and Drs. Brady and Plum, of Haw.
ley, on Horton, the E-year-old son OF
Ephraiin Kimbie. Of Kimbles Station
The appendix was removed and the oper'
alton promises successful results at this
time.
Thursday the Delaware and Hudson
company paid at the Eddy Creek anc
Olyphant mines: yesterday at the Baiti
The I4Ackawanna company paid yesterday
n. the car shops and the Cayuga and Bris
bin mines. Today employees OF the south
ern division will be paid. o..
The will Of Adelia Schaffer late of Scran
ton, was admitted to probate yesterday
and letters testamentary were granted tC
Walter Scott Andrews, of New York city
The will OF William Taylor, late of OLD
Forge. was admitted to probate. In the
estate of John Dodge. late Of Scranton
letters of administration were granted &c
Margaret A. Dodge.
Attorney John NJ. Harris filed an appli
cation for a charter yesterday for the
Germania Polish Evangelical Lutheran
Emanuel Congregation. The directors arr
Fred No,dy. Joseph Kliniack, Adolpf
Hickman, Martin Schloasser. Martir
Lack, August Zwatzki. Louis Munski
Paul Przebarnski. John Numzlck ant
Charles Barkowski.
An appeal for Murderer Joseph Boschint
will be made for a new trial before th'
Supreme court OH Monday. Feb. "a. Tht
points to be argued deal with assignments
of error In relation to the rulings of Judg,
Gunster. before whom the case was tried
Attorneys George s. Horn. w. q. Ward
and l.. Il. Wedeman will argue for Boschi
no, and District Attorney John r. Jone.
will oppose them.
A meeting to organize Democratic
young men for campaign purposes wa!
held last night In Raub's hall, on Wyom
ing avenue. City Chairman George Horr
called the meeting to orler, and II. J
Beamfsh was elected chairman. Speeches
were made by Mr.; Horn. Mr.. Beamish. NJ
A. mckinley. Nathan vidaver and Others
after which those who expressed a will
ingness to work for the success Of thu
Democratic city ticket were enrolled.
Next Tuesday evening will Occur the sec
ond annual entertainment and social O.
Court Young Albion, No. 60. Foresters O
America. at Music Hall. This years even
promises to eclipse all former affairs O
this popular organization, as already eyi
denced by the number OF tickets sold
After o varied programme Of vocal an(
Instrumental music dancing will be in
dulged In to music furnished by Professo
McDermott. All Foresters and thei
friends are invited to attend.