The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-08
CITY NOTES.
Join the Blues and eat Turkey.

Join the Blues and eat Turkey.
Contractor Peter Stpp will recommence
operations on the Roaring Brook bridge
approaches today.
The city assessors have organized by
electing c. s. Fowler chairman and Will
lam Dawson secretary.
The commissions Of special officers ap-
pointed during ex-Mayor Connell's term
expired at noon Monday.
On Thursday evening the Sheridan
Monument committee will meet in the Of
fee Of Senator ]. c. Vaughan.
A tramp caught camping in Nay Aug
park by Officer McManama yesterday
morning was lodged in the station house.
A reception will be held at the convent
of st. Rose OF Lima at Carbondale tomor-
row. Six young ladies' will take the white
veil.
Michael Mofiitt, II years old, died at the
home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Moflltt, Of $50 Railroad avenue, yester-
day.
Tonight at Howard Place African Meth
odist Episcopal church there will be q
fund.
In the estate of z. Stiles Tinkham, late
Of South Abingdon, letters Of administra-
ton were yesterday granted to Jennie
Tinkham, the widow.
Saturday evening the contest between
John Gibbons and Joseph Lloyd for roll
top desk for the benefit Of the Sheridan
Monument fund will close.
The sale Of seats for the Bostonians
opens tomorrow morning at the box
office Of the Academy at 8 o'clock
Checks will be given out at o'clock
The will of Mrs. Frances Pearce, late of
this city. was yesterday admitted to pro-
bate and letters testamentary were grant
ed t2 Mary J. Mackey. daughter of the
decedent.
In the Penn Avenue Baptist church last
night, Attorney A. v. Bower delivered
an Illustrated lecture on Michael Ange-
To- The lecture was under the auspices
Of the church choir
Cards have been received announcing
that Rev. Edward Beiderwolf. formerly
superintendent Of, the Rescue mission, in
this city, to Miss Ida Cased, Of Monticello,
Ind, will be married April 16.
The drawing of grand and petit jurors
for the. June term Of quarter sessions
court which was announced to take place
wednesday, April Is, at 8 a. m.
The fair for the benefit of st. Paul's
Catholic church Of Green Ridge opened
Monday evening in the basement Of the
church. Tonight an entertainment will be
given before the opening Of the fair.
President Patterson, of the State LIQUOR
Dealers association, and National Organ
1zer Nolan were expected to arrive yes
terday, but they did not come. They WIN
be here today and will spend three or four
days in the city, organizing the Nauor
dealers Of the West Side. Providence and
Dunmore.
Marriage licenses were granted by
Clerk of the Courts John H. Thomas yes
terday to the following: John w. Evans,
OF Pittston, and Rina Hunt, of Fleetville,
Ficho Pitronko and Natcka Kapgcka,
Olyphant; Alexander Coder and Kate Sick
n
and Eleanor Morgan, Scranton.
Two stranded acrobats Julius Alpl1onso
and his wife, arrived In Scranton yester-
day morning after walk from Tunkhan-
mock They asked for assistance at the
mayors office. A. P. Bedford gave the
the Associated Charities. handed dollar
to the man. This paid their way to Wilkes
Barre. where they claim employment
awaits them.
Attorney Charles =. Oliver, representing
James F. Boyle. began an action In as
ward F. Boyle for s2,S62.6s. On Nov. j,
1891. the firm Of John D. Boyle's Sons. OF
Dunmore, dissolved partnership. The
plaintiff and another brother. John d., re-
tlred. ana the business was carried on by
the defendant. John d. assigned his in
terest to the plaintiff and that makes the
arhount sued for. -
Reformed Episcopal church have been
eiected; g., W. Fritz. w. W. Lathrepe,
Pile, 7. Il. Lyddon, s. q. Smith, A. +.
Tuthill and ]. r. Chandler. The follow.
Ing were elected delegates to the synod, to
be held at Philadelphia on Oct. q: w. w.
Lathrope. u. H. Ripple. w. r. Hackett,
z. A. Brown, T. f. LyddUn and g. q,
SMITH alternates, David Hin, wv. Bell.
f. H Erear, A. r. Tuthill. John lack and
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