The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-10
CITY NOTES.

TIE annual donation days of the House
of the Good Shepherd will be next We'd
ncsday and Thursday.
Owing to the absence Of an audience
Quincy Lee Marriw, the Maryland Prohi-
bit!on orator, did not speak at Liberty
hali last night.
The roadway of Wyoming avenue. be-
tween Linden and Mulberry streets, is he
ms narrowed preparatory to laying an
asphalt pavement.
Mayor Bailey yesterday signed the reso-
luton permitting the construction of Il
private sewer on portions of Capouse,
Sunset and Monsey avenues.
The Delaware. Lackawanna and West
crn company paid at the Cayuga and
Brisbin mines and the ear shops yesterday.
The tranment will be paid today.
\ curved connection has been put in by
the Scranton Traction company making
1t possible to run cars from the Washing
ton avenue track to that on Spruce street.
\ premature blast in the Jcrmyn mines
yesterday morning severely injured Pat
rick Quinn. of Johnson's patch, about the
head and face. He was attended by DR..
Haggerty.
j. Alfred Pennington will give an organ
reci' in the Presbyterian church, West
Pitts Tuesday evening next. He will
be ass. - by Miss Katharine Tmberman,
contralto soloist.
The will of David Flytc, late of this
city, was admitted to probate yesterday by
Register W. S. Hopkins and letters of ad-
ministratiOn c. I. Il. We're granted to the
widow, Lucy Flyte.
Frank Olskey and Antonio Bborick
We're released on bail yesterday from Jail.
The charge against them is aggravated
assault and battery. Adolph Olakoski be-
came their bOndsman.
There will be meeting of the joint ju-
dietary committees of councils Wednes-
day night to consider the long list of dam
Claims No ri1
Their purpose is to arrive at some means
OF effecting compromise.
Patrick Lotus, of Mnooka. was re-
leased on bail in the sum of $1,000 taken be-
McDonough qualified as his bondsman.
LOTUS is one of the trio arrested for rob-
bing a Polander week ago at the city
line and taking the money out of his shoe.
Marriage licenses were granted yester-
day to Stanislaus Anuskevicz, OF Dick
son, and Julia Sorcz. of Throop: Michael
Butler and Katie Ruane, of Minooka {;
John Shovlin and Bridget Carey. of Scran-
ton; Rees Jones and Sarah Thomas, of
Olyphant Jones is 81 and the bride-to-be
Is g. Both were married before.
The funeral services of the late Mrs.
Mary l.. Bevan, relict of Rev. Isaac Bevan
ID. D., former pastor of the Penn Avenue
Baptist church, will be conducted at her
this afternoon. Persons desiring to attend
the services can leave Scranton at
O'Clock, returning at $50. Interment at
Forty Fort Monday morning.
The next regular meeting of the Lack
awanna Institute of History and Science
will be held at the board of trade rooms
on Tuesday evening at o'clock. An in
Nteresting paper upon Heating and Venti-
lation" will be presented by Calvin W.
Parsons. 1t will be a paper of great sci
entific value. Interested persons can OBJ
tain tickets from +. L. Platt in the Com
monwealth building.
August Robinson returned last evening
from his trip to Europe and in honor CT
his return a reception was held at his home
on Seventh street. Only immediate rela-
tives We're present. Mr.. Robinson reached
New York Wednesday evening. He had
been three months abroad and the trip
greatly benefited his health. which, when
the departure was made, was not very
vigorous. Mr.. Robinson spent a time at
the famous Carlsbad in Germany.