The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-10
CITY NOTES.

The Presbyterian cleric met yesterday
at the home OF Rev. DR.. s. G. Logan.
The Olyphant Presbyterian church has
extended "A call to Rev. Il. L. Hammond
of Warrenham.
The hearing in the Timos- s-Makulka
equity suit has been continued until next
Monday ut a. m.
The weekly meeting of the city's Baptist
ministers was held yesterday in the Penn
Avenue Baptist church.
Miss Heath will give a parlor lecture on
"Christ in Art tonight mt the home OF
Mrs. William Kelly, CAS- Adams avenue.
Frank Westgate, of Carbondale charged
with larceny and receiving, was released
from the county Jail yesterday on bail.
The sunday collection in st. Pauls
Catholic church. Rev. i. J. McManns. pas,
tor, amounted to Sis. and will be devoted
to the Founding Home fund.
The Green Ridge Womens Christian
Temperance union will hold an evangelis-
tic meeting Tuesday at 80 p. m. at 1910
Dickson avenue. All welcome.
Attorney G. w. Dawson was appointed
yesterday commissioner to take testimony
In the equity suit of Carbondale township
against the school district of Carbondale
city. and TO report to court.
Colonel George Sanderson will deliver
his lecture on "Granada and the Alham-
bra" Friday night in the Green Ridge
Presbyterian church. The lecture Will be
illustrated by a stereopticon.
The body of the unknown Hungarian.
who died.at the Moses Taylor hospital at
o'clock sunday evening from injuries re-
ceived Saturday, as reported yesterday. is
still at the hospital morgue unidentified.
, Frank King. of Emmett street. employed
In the Delaware. Lackawanna and West
ern machine shops. slipped and fell YES
terday. sustaining painful injuries. He
was taken TO tlys Moses Taylor hospital.
This evening members of the African
Methodist Episcopal church will give Il
concert in the church at Howard place.
An interesting programme OF plantation
will be carried out.
In the action of William and j. II.
Moore against Charles Robinson and John
J: Fahey., court yesterday allowed Emily
Moore, administratriX. TO be substituted
as one of the plaintiffs in the place of
William Moore, deceased.
The court orders that in the matter CT
the macy of Anna j. Branda she be COM
mitted to the care OF the directors of the
poor Of Scranton to be placed in the Hill
side Home or in the Norristown asylum,
the cost to be borne by the district.
The Scranton lodge of Elks will elect
officers at the annual meeting to be held
Thursday night: The principal candidates
Mayor-eiect j. q. Bailey. Frank Martin
ana Hon. NJ. +. Sando.
Contracts were executed yesterday be-
tween the city and Peter T. Mulligan for
tne CONSTRUCTION or two lateral sewers,
one on Hyde Park avenue, to cost SS65.
and one on Capouse avenue from the
main sewer TO Larch street. to cost $3.50.
All the members OF the Scranton Choral
union are requested to meet Wednesday
night at the city Young Mems Christiai,
association on Wyoming avenue. A
photograph Of the choir will be taken.
The members are requested to he present
promptly at O'Clock.
In the estate OF Thomas ]. Burke late
of the city of Scranton, letters of admin
istration were granted to Catherine R,irke
yesterday, by Register Of Wills Hopkins,
and in the estate of Julia Mills. late of
Fell township, letters of administrator
were granted to Dwight Mills, of Carbon.
dale.
Marriage licenses were granted yester.
day BY Deputy Clerk of the Courts Emil
r. Bonn'to Walter Dean Sawyer and An
ma Blair Coursen: George Schappell.
Scranton, and Kate Devers. Priceburg
John Balderson and Mary Cooper, DIV.
phant; Hyman Sidman and Fannie Brown,
Scranton.
The following guardians were appoint.
ed yesterday afternoon by the court:
James ]. Padden, Of Phelps street, was an.
pointed guardian of Mary Ellen, Gather.
Inc, Michael and Martin Crowley, minor
children Of Edward Crowley, and in each
case gave bond in the sum OF $500, with
Anthony Walsh as surety. The Lacka-
s wanna Trust and Safe Deposit company
was appointed guardian of Margaret and
Emms Schimpff. minor children Of Rob,