The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-09
CITY NOTES.

In the estate of Charlotte Shafer Smith,
late of this city, letters of administration
were granted TO her son, George f. Shafer
In the estate of Lawrence McNIurray.
late of the South Side. letters of admins
tratlon, C. I. a. were granted to Elizabeth
McMurray.
Sale opens for the Corse Payton Comedy
company at the Academy of Music box
office at a. m. Friday morning. Prices
10. 20 and 30 cents.
A marriage license was granted yester-
day by Clerk of the Courts John II.
Thomas to Herman Honold and Annie NJ.
Slack, of Scranton.
The rockingham theater has been con-
nected with the city steam heating pipes
and hereafter the building will be kept
warm on all occasions.
The Harmonies and Sugar Notch teams
will play for the championship of LuZerne
and Iackawanna couilties at Athletic
park tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
The will of Mary Early, late of the city
of Scranton. was admitted to probate yes
terday by Register Hopkins and letters
testamentary We're granted to Thomas w.
Early.
City Solicitor James II. Torrey and Col
onel Meredith l.. Jones attended the BAN
quet incident to the opening of the new
home of the Bar association of New York
last evening,
Patrick Quinn had his wife, Ida. arrest
ed for unlawful conduct, and she had him
"A
derman Millar held both in bail for their
appearance at court.
Any lady can get tickets for the Corse
Payton Comedy company by calling at
the academy of Music. These tickets
and 15 cents admit ladies to any part OF
the pit for Monday night.
Spencer G.. Stele has resigned his posi-
tion as cashier for the Sauquoit Silk Mill
company, which he has held for eigteen
years. Joseph s. Mack, of South Scran-
ton, has been elected to the position.
The Delaware and Hudson company paid
its miners at Wilkes-Barre yesterday. The
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western COM
pany paid at the Dodge, Bellevue and OK
ford and today Will pay at the Cayuga,
Brisbin and car shops.
Fox & Ruddy yesterday began laying the
stone block pavement on Robinson street
Today Dunn Bros. will commence the work
Of asphalting Wyoming avenue, between
Linden and Mulberry street, Trinidad
pitch lake asphalt is to be used.
Fannie May Brockway, the woman who
conducts the place at 2l5 Franklin avenue,
where Arthur Lambert, of Clark's Green,
was robbed by Emily Griffin few nights
stance of the farmer on the charge of
keeping a bawdy house and she was held
IN bail in the sum of $500 by Alderman
Millar.
Darby Doherty, of the South Side.
swore out a warrant before Alderman Howe
yesterday for the arrest of Daniel Lundy
for striking him with n beer glass, and
breaking the glass on his head. Lundy
was taken before the alderman for hear
ing, but the prosecutor could not identify
him. Lundy was thereupon discharged.
Doherty said 1t was Lundy's brother,
Frank, that did 1t, and Frank was brought
in, but it was the same story. Doher.y
could not identify him, either.
A hall last night in Music hall caused
much trouble for the police officers. At
1890 o'clock County Detective Leyshon
saw two young men staggering down Penn
avenue. One of them carried brand new
dish pan in his hand and the other was
laughing at the fun. When questioned
by Patrolman Goerlitz concerning the for
mer resting place of the pan the response
was: None of your business" At the
police station the fellow would not give
his name. He stated that he took the
pan from the Music hall ball room. Mi
chael salovich. Of lis Van Buren, avenue,
was one of the dancers. He became drunk
and at midnight he started fight. Pa
trolmen Feeney and John Thomas arrest
ed Salovich In doing so officer Feeney
dislocated a knuckle on his right hand.