The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-01
CITY NOTES.
iuEelS, Draperles and Wall Pap!'
is7 WYOMING AVE.

The police and city officials were paid
yesterday.
The sale of seats for the symphony
concert will ouen al o'clock thiS "loi"-
Ing at the rockingham.
During Advent there will be service
every week DAY in ST, Luke's Episcopal
church at ~ a. m. ana y, m
The lady managers of the Florence Crit
tenden mission will meet at the hoine'
1O7 Spruce this morning ut ~ O'Clock.
The Delaware, I.ackawanna and Vest
crn company will pay today at the Arch-
bald. Continental and Hyde Park mines.
Thomas Emlyn. whose back was broken
by a fall of rock in the Woodward mine
last week, died in the Moses Taylor nos
ptal.
basket social was. given last evening
by Camp lOJ, Patriotic Order OF lFu"
Americans, at It's rooms in oak hall, on
Capouse avenue.
A report of the national Women's Chr;S-
tian Temperance union convention WEI bt
given this afternoon at the meeting Oh tht
local union, at $50 O'Clock, 2Ul NashlhS-
ton avenue.
James Wer, of Gibson street had his
foot injured by a fall of roof in the Man.
willie shaft yesterday morning Two oi
his toes were ampntatti AZ tnt l-hCh"-
wanna hospital.
Jacob Facowich, of t.dwardsdale a
miner in the Woodward shaft, was caught
under "A fail of roof yesterday and sus-
tanned n broken nip, lie was Drought "
the Moses Taylor hospital
The stock Of W. J. Wcichcl, the jeweler,
was yesterday sold at sheril,s sale 1y
Deputy j. Il. Ferber 1t brought Si,o!s.'o'
and was hid in by George ). Horn, attor-
ney for the execution creditors.
saul of Tarsus'' will be sung in the
Penn Avenue Baptist church this even
ing by singers from the Epworlh league
of Elm Park church and of the Christian
Endcavor society of the Penn Avenue
church.
The remains or Henry Campbell. who
died on Saturday at the home of his
brother, Francis Campbell, of 9l6 Ca
pouse avenue, were Inferred at Carbon
his brothers home. in. this city, at .
O'clock
Marriage licenses We're yesterday
grantd to John Thomas, of Priceburg, and
Annie buckingham. of Olyphant; Morris
Cohen and Celia Koklan. of Scranton;
Harry w. Dolph of Carbonate, and
Christina Oakley of Mayiicld: George II.
Rice, Globe, Ariz., and Agnes q. Reyn-
Olis, of Scranton.
Charles Watts delegate from the Hri-
tish Free Thought society to the Free
Thought congress held in Chicago on the
18th inst, lectured in Music Hall, last
night, before 200 local co-believers on The
Bible, Christianity ana Civilization"
George w. Foote another eminent British
free thinker, who accompanied Mr.. Watts
to Chicago in "A similar capacity, will lee
lure mere also al 1utufe uate.
Mary NOlkenandt one of the chiliren
and heirs of otto Dresser, deceased, yes
terday. through her attorney, George ID.
Taylor, instituted a suit in partition
against the other heirs, William G. Hres-
ser, Gerhard j. Dresser, otto G.. Dresser.
Mrs. Augusta Wirth and Mrs. Henrietta
Masters, TO secure individual possession
of her portion of ii lot and three build
ing on the corner of Cedar avenue anl
Hickory street, which they now hold joint
ly.
DR.. George A. Blanchard has begun
practice and yesterday was his last as resi-
dent physician at the Lackawanna hos
pital His treatment Of all classes of pa
tients was cOnsiderate and attentive, ana
the general work at the hospital was well
performed under his direction. He is
graduate of the medical department of
the University of Pennsylvania, ana be-
fore entering there he took the degree of
a. r. at Williams college. His home is
in Hudson, ~ II. DR.. John T. McGrath
succeeds as resident physician. and DR..
j. Fl. Andrews, jr., becomes Junior physi-
clan.
DR.. Mcdowell. dentist. 2iO Adams
avenue. s~