The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-09
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CITY NOTES.

The Jewish Women's union held meet
ing last evening In the vestry room of the
church.
In the suit of Bartowski against Showers
Packing company. Judge Edwards yes
teroay refused rule for a new trial.
In the equity suit of the borough of
Blakely against the Delaware and Hudson
company, the court refused to grant a re-
argument.
The will Of Rev. o. II. McAnulty, late Of
this city, was admitted to probate yes.
terday and letters testamentary were
granted to his widow, Alice McAnulty.
The Second battalion of the Thirteenth
res1ment consisting of Companies A, B,
Z and d, held battalion drill last night.
Major Montrose Barnard was in COM
Yend.
The delegates from this county to the
state convention Of the Ancient Order of
Hioerhians left yesterday for Williams
port. where the convention will open this
morning.
The Green Ridge Women's Christian
Temperance union will hold an evangelis-
tic meeting Tuesday, at 2.3O D. m., in their
rooms, near the corner of Penn and Mari
on street. All welcome.
George Farber. collector Of state and
county tax for the Tenth ward, filed his
bond yesterday in the office Of Prothono-
tary Pryor in the sum Of 5000. Louis
Goerlitz and Fred Farber are the sure
ties.
The funeral of James Halliman, who
was killed by falling down the Manville
shaft on Saturday. will take place this
afternoon at 2.30 o'clock from 459 Phelps
streer. Services will be conducted in St.
Phtar'0 nafhadral nd mill l,a
made in Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
Marriage licenses were granted yester-
day by Clerk Of the Courts John H. Thom-
as to Joseph r. Bell and Nellie B. Chiv-
ers. Of Peckville; Henry Rorick and Mar
garet Myers, of Scranton; Louis w. Co..
per and Olive E. Vail. Of Carbondale: Mar
tin RosZyk, and Anna Bejgrowicz, Of
Scranton; Joseph Weida and Mary An
Golinska, OF Scranton; Wallace Snyd.r
and Sarah E. Kizinger, Of Winton; Thorn
as H. Reese and Lizzie Phillips, of Scran-
ton.
Additional contributions to the building
fund Of st. Joseph's Founding Home ure
as follows: John Kilcullen. $40; Richard
Kave, s.; Mrs. William Kicullen. 81; Mrs.
John Kilcullen, 81; William Dwyer, 81; j..
T. Kennedy, 81; Michael Walsh 81; Pat
rick Walsh. 81; J. and 7. Walton, So:
Thomas Connery, 81; Hannah n. Connery.
81; Michael Daily, 81; Joseph T. Drum, ST.;
Mrs. Kegley, 81; Anthony Walsh, s2;
Thomas OMalley. 81; Alexander Mellow
ell, 81; John p. Coar, 81; Mrs. Gerrity, 81:
Martin Needham, 81: John Creedon, 81;
Patrick Folan. 81; Patrick Garvey, 81;
John Horan. 81; Martin Regan. 81; Timo-
thy Buckley, 81; total, S7; previously ac-
knowledged. s3.3S4; grand total. $3,43.
The Pittston Clerks association of Pitts
ton will give an entertainment, smoker
and social on Thursday night. at Piltston.
As the Pittston clerks are affiliated with
the Scranton clerks In the Retail Clerks
National Protective association, fifteen
members of the Scranton clerks will at
tend the smoker on Thursday evening.
They are: Myles j. X. Levy. Julius
Abrams. William Widenor, William Col
Inns, Joseph Custard, Ernest c. Brady AL
bert wittie, Herman Levy, A. Aranson,
Elmer Wilson, Samuel Dembo, George
Morris, Charles L. Howe and Nelson G.
Teets. They will leave on the ITO train
on the Central Railroad Of New Jersey
and return early the next morning.