The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-01
CITY NOTES.

On March II the Robert Emmett Liter
AIRY club will hold a ball in Music Hall.
Aaron V. Bower will deliver a lecture on
Pompei. In the Green Ridge library Mon
day evening.
st. Likes Industrial school will meet
Saturday afternoon at S3l Adams ave nue.,
opposite the armory.
The work of distributing the ballot
bo. 'es that will be used In this city on Feb.
Is was begun yesterday.
Today the Delaware, Lackawanna and
western company will pay its employees
i2 the Archibald, Continental and Hyde
Park mines
Iackawanna lodge. No. 95, Brotherh ood
OF railroad Trainmen will hold their
ninth annual ball In Music Hall on Mon
day evening, Feb. II.
The meeting Of the Choral union Sun
day evening will be held at the railroad
department. Young Men,. Christian as
sociation, % Lackawanna avenue. !
Patrick +. Golden, by his attorney. L.
II. Shurtlen. began an action in ejec t,nent
yesterda! against Conner James for Va lot
or land In the Second ward of this city.
In the equity proceedings of the Della
ware and Hudson Canal company against
David Hughes and William Watkins. of
Carbondale, Judge Gunster Yesterday re-
fused n rehearing. 3sst
Marriage licenses were granted yester.
day to John Joyce and Bridget Dislter. Of
Minooka: Wassal Solyn and Mary Char
necki. Scranton: James Marrs and Rachel
Burchill. West Side.
Suit to recover $I5I9e with interest, from
Dec. 10, 1894, was brought yesterday by
the SchuylkiIl stove company against
James Smith, of CarbCndale. Frank r.
Oker IL the attorney.
AT st. Peters cathedral yesterday morn
ing requiem mass for the late George
w. Beamish was cel,brated. The ,Rev.
j. A. O'Reilly was celebrant: Rev. - j.
B. Feeley. deacon, AMI Rev. T. w."Car-
mody, sub-deacon. .tu7
The all-collegiate hockey team which Is
to play the Genburn team today will leave
this city at 1870 p. m. The collnG late
team will consist of Hunt, Bedford,
Brooks. kirkpatrick, Snyder, Blair, Eul-
Ter, Boies and Fuller. MM. .
A fire In the store of Bittenbender & Co,
Spruce street bicycle dealers. caused, d6tn-
age to the amount of $1,000 yesterday
morning at o'clock. The loss is covered
by insurance. An electric wire is sup
posed to have caused the fire.
Young Peoples sewing and pirting
classes meet every Saturday at u. m.
in the Salvation Army Barracks. Knee
ing at II a. M; Christian praise service, 3
p. m: salvation meeting. evening at 8
O'Clock.
Annie Lewis and william Lewis, execu-
tors of william Lewis. deceased, trading
as Lewis 4 Bro. brought suit for $1,000
damages yesterday against Charles n.
Miller. The latter sold at sheriff'S sale
on Aug. "a, 1895, an oak bar, twenty feet
long. and an oak screen. all of the value of
$50, which the plaintiffs claimed be.
1onged to them, but which they had lea scd
to Henry German. at 217 Penn avenue.
against Whom Miller had arr outsta nding
debt.
Judge Edwards issued a decree in equi-
fy court yesterday in the proceedings of
,Rr. Rev. William OHara. d. d., bishop Of
the diocese Of Scranton. against Rev. A.
Snigurski, formerly pastor of st. Mary's
Polish church, Prospect avenue. South
Side The decree provides that the title
of the lot on which the Polish church Is
located shall be changed from Father
snigurski's vested right and vested in
Bishop O'IIara in trust for the congre-
cation Of the Sacred Heart Of Jesus and
Mary. "a,
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