The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-09
Williams { NJ 'ANULTY
CITY NOTES.

Trainmen on the Delaware, Lackawan-
ma and Western railroad were paid on sat
urday.
on Saturday Alderman Fuller married
Miss Augusta Bendetti and Michael An
Zuini, OF this city.
The Delaware and Hudson company
paid at the Conyngham. Baltimore No. 2
and Baltimore tunnel.
The Truth perfecting press was disabled
Saturday by the breaking OF 4 cog wheel
while the last edition of the paper was be-
ing printed.
A paper by Professor j. y. Leslie, state
geolog1st, will be read at Tuesday even
ings meeting Of the Lackawanna lnsti-
tute OF History and Science.
At q meeting Of the Sheridan Monument
association held Saturday night "a number
Of bills contracted during the recent fair
were passed upon and ordered paid
James Looman, a glass blower, for cre-
ating u disturbance ON Cedar avenue Sat
urday afternoon was yesterday given ten
days In the county Jail by Alderman Mil
lar.
Marriage licenses were granted by Clerk
OF the Courts Thomas on Saturday to
Charles Stine. of Priceburs.. and Sadie
simpson. of Throop; owen Smith and Ella
Harris. of Benton.
John HolyticZ, OF Greenwood, the Po-
lander who was received Friday at the
Lackawanna hospital. is getting along
nicely Notwithstanding that he is affect ed
with n fractured skull.
Lackawanna conmandery. Uniformed
Rank Knights Of the Golden Eagle was
organized at Durrs hall Friday evening,
with IL membership Of nifty. Officers will
be elected next Friday evening.
Nj. j. Norton has purchased the lease
ana good will Of the Columbia hotel ut
81 Lackawahna avenue, from Z. j.
O'Boyle, who intends to embark in the
produce business at Norfolk. Va.
Charles Payne. u young colored man
yl,.,. .n fi Ia,
ginia, was received at the I.ackawanua
hospital Saturday. He was employed at
stone quarry near this city and large
stone fell ON his foot fracturing the bones
On Saturday Arbitrators W. l.. Davis.
d. T.. Fickus and II. w. Mulholand filed
an award In the case of Mary Moran
against the Metropolitan Life Insurance
company. 1t allows Mrs. Moran $500.
with interest from July Z, 1895.
The exchanges last week at the Scran-
ton Clearing House were as follows:
March 2. $iis,O2lOI: March 3. sl5Oi7i.95: T:
March 4, l5l.30S.l7: March 3. Sl3O0ii.ji; |;
March s. 81 Msllooa5;io; March I, 4s972: to-
ended March 8. 1895. s5S0,Ss7.50.
Packages containing articles of value
have been received at the postofiice in
this city from the dead letter office at
Washington. One is addressed to Lew
ellyn Howells. Ash Vale Cottage, near
Tredagar. South Wales. The other is ad-
dressed to Bernard Smith, Diamond Row
wakes Tyne L.. NOrthumberland, Eng
land.
Detective David Roche arrested lanes
Hoyt and Louis Kresser Friday and
brought them before Alderman Fuller
They were charged with carving away
property belonging to Conrad Schroeder
consisting of lead, brass, etc. during the
year 1895 and appropriating it, They were
required to furnish bail for their an
pearance at court.
The following officers have been elect
ed by the Hook and Ladder company:
President, Fred. Durr: vice-president. r.
j. Jennings; recording secretary, George
f. Kellow; financial secretary, W. W
Ross: treasurer. c. Fl. Miller; trustees.
Peter Ross. Philip Schnell; property clerk
Thomas Conlin; foreman, Adam Stein
houser: first assistant foreman, j. j. Mar
tin; second assistant foreman, Harry
May.
The auditing committee Of councils will
meet tonight. The sewers and drains COM
mittee will meet Tuesday night, and on
the same night the police committee will
meet to consider the removal of PATROL
man Thomas Mills and the appointment of
II. w. Lutz, jr., to succeed him. The
fire department committee of select coun-
ell, which has under consideration the
appointment Of Chief Ferber and the 9TH
ers. will probably not meet until just pre-
vious to the adjourned session Of councils