The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-13
CITY NOTES.

The Wilkes Barre employees of the Del
aware and Hudson company were paid
Saturday.
The Nay Aug Engine company will hold
a. picnic at Lincoln park, formerly VAIN
er's grove, on Wednesday.
A meeting of the directors of the board
OF trades new building will BE- held tomor-
row afternoon at O'Clock to let the con-
tract for elevators, lighting and b;st'ng.
William Rogers was sent 10 the county
Jail Saturday in default of $500 bail, He
was charged before Alderman Millar with
assault and battery upon Miss Anna Allen,
of Raymond court.
a charter was granted by the court Sat-
ur'iay to Saint Peter and Paul Austrian
Slavic Benevolent society, No %, of VIM
ton. Ex-Judge W. II. stanton was attor-
ney for the petitioner.
Patrick the G-ycar-old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Griffin, of 20S Fifth street. died
Saturday morning. The funeral will be
held at o'clock this afternoon. Inter-
ment will be made in Hyde Park cesnetery.
Tax Collector William Z. Moses, of Dick
son City borough, filed his bond Saturday
in court. The amount is s2S.00D and the
suretes are DR.. W. p Kennedy. W. II.
Smith. Joseph Korolon and william Smith.
Mrs. Sarah Maycock, of this city, was
notified from Washington ID. c., that q
pension has been granted to her two chill
dren. Grace +. and Edward Il. Thomas
Westcott was also notified that pension
has been granted to him.
Charles Evans on Saturday began n di-
vorce suit against his wife, Mary Evans.
They were married on June lG, 1888, and
eleven and one-half months after she left
him and has since remained away. At'or-
ney I. V. Powderly represents the nbel-
liant
Bauer's band gave a pleasing concert at
Laurel Hill park yesterday afternoon.
which was greatly enjoyed. Several num-
bers on the programme, including Mr..
Bauschmarn's picolo solo. We're heartily
encored by the enthusiastic audience pres
ent
An action CT trespa7s was begun Satur-
Gay against John Lyrat Ior $1,000 damagcs.
Charles Corwin Is the plaintiff. Huls-
lander & Voshurg are the attorneys for the
plaintiff. The cause of action Is Lynch $
alleged trauiplirg down Of grass anl
breaking oarbed wire fence bcongiEg <
to Corwir.
The Howard Place African Methodist
Episcopal church fair will discontinue al
ter tonight until Monday, July 20, Of next
week. If the weather Is fair there will be
baby show on Tuesday afternoon from
2.30 to p. m. for which the ladies have
made special efforts to bring together Il
great collection Of babes varying in weight
isze, etc., of which every one is the gem
that garnishes the household TO which it
belongs.
The drawings sent in by the youthr;!i
contestants for three prizes offered by
Goldsmiths Bazaar for the best drawings
made with the Baisdell pencil were judged
Saturday afternoon by James j. Cum
mings, of the Scranton Truth; John
Bradley, of the Scranton Times, and
r. G. Lyons, of the Scranton Tribune.
The first prize, Il s. gold piece vas award"
ed Miss Gertrude II. Alworth, of liiO Mey-
aert avenue; second prize one dozen Rlais-
dell pencils, was awarded TO Thomas
F'lanaghan, 3O2 Railroad avenue; third
prize, same as second, was given to Ella
NJ. Moore, 3l2 Washington avenue.
Feed the Nerves upon pure, rich blood
and you will not be nervous. Pure
blood comes by taking Hoods Sarsa-
parilla which is thus the greatest and
best nerve tonic.
Hoods Pills cure nausea, sick Head
ache. Indigestion. biliousness All