The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-11-10
CITY NOTES.
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The auditing committee of councils met
last night.
tbs, church, will hold an entertainment to-
night at o'clock.
A meeting of the fire department COM
mittee of common council VIII be held to-
morrow evening.
The Board of Associated Charities will
meet this evening at o'clock. In the poor
board room. city hall.
All are welcome at the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance union meeting this af-
ternoon at $50 O'clock, 3ol Washington
avenue.
Mayor Bailey has signed the resolution
providing that the assigning of city war
rants shall be made in the presence of the
city controller.
Harry Watts. of this city, who was In
jured recently. had one of his eyes re-
moved in an operation at the Lackawanna
hospital yesterday.
Prothonotary Pryor yesterday sent TO
Secretary of the Commonwealth Reeder
the result of the official count of the vote
cast in this county last Tuesday
The second anniversary of Edward
Doud will be celebrated at the Rescue
mission tonight Refreshments Will be
served to the converts and their friends.
John Charwkanka and Julia Budka. OF
Olyphant; Stanlsiaus Trekofski and Anna
Wiczcfslia, We're yesterday granted mar
riage licenses by Clerk of the Courts John
II. Thomas.
At Pttsburg yesterday the Supreme
court handed down an opinion refusing
reargument in the case of Isaac B. FeltZ
against the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Railroad comyny.
Common council Will meet Thursday
night. A call for a special meeting of the
select body has been asked for that night
and will probably be issued. There Is a
press of sewer ordinances that demand
immediate attention because of the ap.
preaching cold weather.
Tho Delaware and Hudson Railroad
company paid its employees at Baltimore
No. and No and the Conyngham shaft.
Wilkes:Barre, yesterday. The employees
of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Vest
orn car shops and the Brisbin and Cayuga
collieres will be paid today.
There Will be a meeting OF the City
Inion Epworth league in the Hampton
Street Methodist Episcopal church next
Thursday evening November II. a good
programme Is arranged and the annual
election of officers will occur. All Ep-
worthians in the city are cordially invited.
Michael Raba, a Russian 20 years old,
was injured in the mines of the PancUast
Coal company at Throop yesterday so that
his left arm had to be amputated half
way between the elbow and shoulder. lie
was brought to the Lackawanna hospital
and the operation was performed by Drs.
Connell and Blanchard.
While the Mulberry street paving ordi-
nance has passed councils and bids have
been opened and referred to the paving
committee of select council no meeting of
the committee has been called to consider
them, nor is it likely there will be any
the cold weather Is too far advanced to
begin paving the street this year
John Austin and William Fitzsimmons,
the former of Scranton, the latter of Jcs-
county Jail yesterday for twenty days fcr
being drunk and boisterous on Lacka-
wanna avenue. James Crowley, 81 years
old, and John Clark, 2G. both OF. this CRY,
ON In fn1. hai ,lpt,, IL
and begging money John Howley, 81, q
vagrant. got thirty days.
1sadore Straub. 10 years Old arrested
by patrolman Moir Sunday evening for
when people were on their way to church,
and persisting in doing it after being
warned more than once to stop. was given
Bailey and was discharged upon promis
ing not to do anything again that will
land him in police court.
There was bother in the dining room of
Hotel Jermyn Yesterday between two of
the colored walters. j. j. Henderson dis
covered Harry Logan not attending to
business and reported him to the heal
weater. The result was Logan's dismiss
sal For revenge he threatened to do
Henderson and the latter was so scared
that he went to see Alderman Milar and
the alderman held Logan in $500 bail to
apear at court.
Jacob Smith, a driver employed by Ex-
pressman Danner, of Penn avenue, was
injured at the foot of the South Washing
ton avenue hill yesterday morning. The
team could not hold the wagon because
the brake would not work and down the
hill it went at a rapid rate. At the foot
II colided with a telegraph pole and
Smith was thrown to the ground. One
of his arms was severely bruised. DR..
W. NJ. Reedy attended him.
Chief of Police RObling and P3trolmen
Day, Schmidt and Feeney and Detective
Steve Dyer will go to Wilkes-Barre at
noon today to testify against Michael
Judge, John Brown, Miller, and Mangan,
the burglars who were captured In this
city about month ago by these officers
The trial comes up this afternoon in the
l.uzerne county criminal court. The bur-
glars were captured near the mul barn
OF the Bellevue breaker and some of their
plunder was unearthed in nearby culm
dump. The crimes were committed in
Pittston and Duryea. The four accused
young men reside In Bellevue.