The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-04
CITY NOTES.

John ]. Shea has entered upon his
duties as deputy United States marshal.
A special train on the Delaware and
Hudson for Farview will leave at $50 this
morning.
e. Reynolds Bedford was yesterday, on
motion Of City Solicitor Torrey, admitted
TO practice in the courts Of this county.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal COM
pany paid yesterday at the Dickson and
Won Storch mines and the Providence re-
pair shops.
A marriage license was granted yester-
day by Clerk OF the Courts John II.
Thomas to andre Ondry and Annie Va
nio, of Olyphant.
The Chautauqua class and the Laurel
club of the Young Womens Christian as
sociation, attended the services at the
Wyoming monument yesterday.
William Hobby, Fred Tropp, Bart Dun
an, w. ii. Smith, Bert Thayer and II. 8.
Rennie started early this morning for
New York. They will ride the entire dis
atance OH their wheels.
There will be n special meeting of the
Womens guild of st. Luke's church on
Monday afternoon at o'clock at the resi-
dence of Mrs. B. II. Throop for the con-
sideration of important business.
There will be a special matinee for chill
ulcl w clSu bTOS. ClTCuS tIllS ulteI.
noon, when the little ones will be admit
ted for cents. On Monday the circus
will exhibit at Plttston for the benefit of
the entombed miners.
The bicycle committee appointed at the
last meeting of the Republican club will
meet at the Central Republican club
rooms. Price building. Monday evening,
July 6. at s o'clock. Every member
should be present. u. B. Atherton, mar
shall.
Colonel II. A. Coursen has issued an
order directing that an election be held
on July IA in Company +, Thirteenth regi-
ment. for second lieutenant to fill the
vacancy caused by the appointment of
Lieutenant +. w. Mason, jr., to be adju-
tant of the First battalion. The election
will be conducted by Captain E. d. Fell
lows.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Terrence
Rafferty,, of Phelps street, took place at
st. Peters cathedral yesterday morning.
A requiem mass was celebrated by Rev.
j. W. Malone. The pall-bearers were
James Smith, Richard Flynn, Bernard
Dolan, James Durkin, Frank Dolan and
Robert Wills. Interment was made In
Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
Four young ladies' Of Haydn Evans
senior class of piano pupils will give q
recital Monday evening at Powells music
store. The pupils are Miss Anna Dur
kin and Miss Mary Cavanaugh, of this
city; Miss Genevieve Bacon, Nicholson;
Miss Maud Copeland, Carbondale. They
Will be assisted by misses Margaret and
Lizzie Reynolds and l.. II. Widmayer.
Firecrackers started a blaze yesterday
afternoon in the summer i.ltchen of q
house occupied by John Corabb, and
owned by Thomas l.. Thomas, 1918 Meylert
avenue. An alarm Of fire was sounded
but before the district companies respond
ed the flames were extinguished by water
from line of hose stretched from the
Marvine breaker. The damage was slight
and was chiefly caused by water.
TherV wni be Il meeting Sunday after
\ noon at 2.3O In the rooms of John Boyle
1 OReilly council, Young Mems institute
lof this city, of the delegates from this
tcity and vicinity who attended the recent
convention of the Pennsylvania jurisdic.
Aion. Ten members of the Pittston coun-
Gil of the institute are entombed I'm the
Twin shaft at Pittston and Sundays
meeting is for the purpose Of having the
councils of the Young Mems institute of
this. region take united action in express
ing their sympathy for the relatives Of
the entombed men.
Special arrangements have been made
with Bauers magnificent band of soloists
to give one of their concerts at Riverside
park. adjoining Scranton Driving park.
Sunday. July 8. Concert 2.3O to D. m
On this occasion new music, new fea-
lures and new soloists will be introduced
On this day all privileges are granted to
wheelmen. The price of admission to the
park Is 10 cents. The grounds are cool
and shady. Plenty of seats. Cool air and
no mosquitoes. Go to the Driving park
today. Cars direct to the ground. Per-
feet order will be maintained.