The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-05
CITY NOTES.

Patrolman Joseph Block is seriously III.
Special Officer Bolles is doing duty in his
stead
The Penn Avenue Baptist Sunday school
will hold its annual excursion picnic at
Lake Ariel July I.
Today the Delaware, Lackawanna ami
Western company will pay its employees at
the machine shops and Storr's mine.
The board Of health will meet tomorrow
for the last time before reorganization,
which occurs on the first Friday in July
marriage license was granted yester-
day. by Clerk of the Courts John H.
Thomas to William NJ Howells and Agnes
Allen, Of Carbondale.
John Bechtold, collector of state and
county taxes Of the Fourteenth ward for
the year 1885, settled his duplicate yester-
Jay with the county commissioners.
Of Sebastian Fisher, late of the South Side,
the will was admitted to probate and let
tiers testamenatry were granted to Anna
Maria Fisher. the widow
c. H. Bloes, Of the Erie and Wyoming
Valley railroad Office. lost bunch of keys
last night, probably at Elm Park church.
4 the finder will please leave them at The
q Tribune office
Contractor Peter T. Mulligan was fined
$3.50 yesterday by Alderman Howe on
complaint of Street Commissioner Kinsley
for allowing his wagons to stand on
Y Mifilin avenue.
The Laurel club will meet at the Young
Women's Christian association this even
Ing. All young women are most cordially
invited to join. Come and have q good
i time for one hour.
Colonel Sanderson and the Rev. NJ.
? Bower kindly entertained the Methodist t
Episcopal church Ut Waverly on WedneS-
day with their beautiful stereopticon eX-
hibit Of Spain ald the Alhambra.
In the estate Of Janet Dryden, late of
Carbondale, letters of administration We're
yesterday granted to John A. Dryden. The
will of Emeine Fuller. late of Carbondale.
was admitted to probate. In the estate
The funeral of the late Peter Gallagher
will take place from his residence, 5U7
Hampton street Saturday morning. a
solemn high mass of requiem will be ceie-
brated in st. Patrick's church at y o'clock.
1nterment in Hyde Park Catholic ceme-
terry.
In the suit of Contractor William Carey
against the supervisors of Old Forge town
, ship. for 1895. for erecting and keeping
In repair temporary bridge across the
Lackawanna, Alderman Howe yesterday
gave Judgment in favor Of the plaintiff for
the entire amount.
A kick from n horse rendered Dram
Spencer, of South Scranton unconscious
yesterday morning al Madison avenue and
Pine street. The calks in the horses shoe
struck him on the temple and the ear,
causing ugly wounds. After recovering
consciousness he was removed to his
home.
The Scranton Clerks association of this
city will celebrate their first anniversary
in the Retail Clerks National Protective
association on Monday levening. July 20
with moonlight excursion to Lake Poyn-
telle. Music for dancing and for the triI
will be enjoyed. The committee in charge
Is julius Abrams, Albert With. Myles j
X. Levy, Emmett C. Brady, William Wide.
nor, Charles E. House and Nelson G
Teets.
A bicycle belonging to Eugene Schimpf
son Of Jeweler Schimpff. was stolen from
the front yard OF the Schimpff residence
622 North Washington avenue. Wednesday
morning. The stolen wheel is a Sterling
''9S'' model No. 241S. This Is the fourth
wheel reported stolen in this city This sea
son, The owners of bicycles should bt
careful about leaving their wheels stanc
outside of buildings and in yards, as the
thievs are evidently doing a systematic
business in this city.
Additional contributions to the building
fund Of st. Joseph's Founding Home are
as follows: John Walsh. 81; Mrs. Nevans
81: Michael McNally. 81; Mrs. Thoma:
Hogan, 81; Miss Bessie Hogan, 81; MartiI
Keegan, 81; Anthony Judge, 81; Mrs. viii
lam Gaughan, 81; Mrs. Catharine McDon
ough, 81; Thomas Ferguson, 81; p. II. Ker
rigan, 81; Michael .Gilroy, 81; Mrs. B
Clarke, 81: Miss Ella Clarke. 81; Mis-
Hannah Clarke, 81: NJ. E. Clarke, 81; Mile
Clarke, 81; Mrs. Mary Grimes. 81; Johl
Maloney, 81; Miss Kate Maloney, s2
Michael Maloney, 81; Mrs. Edward Nc
Garry, 81; NJ. +. McDonough, 81; Martin
Ryder, 81; p. ]. Carroll, 81: P. r. Dough
er. 81: Mrs P. Hoban. 81; Mary A. Duffy
81 Martie Gormuley. 81; Patrick Whalen
81; Patrick Nolan, 81; Dave Mcdonald 81
Il. F. -Blewitt. s.; Mrs. T.. F. Blewitt, 50
T. M, Duffy, 81; Thomas Brown. 81; Mrs
James Murphy. 81; Mrs. Mary Keegan, 81
Mrs. John Mack. 81: Peter Gerrity, 81
Mrs. Fitzpatrick. 81; Michael Dougherty
81 Patrick Rogers, 81: James Shea, 81
James O'Malley. 81; Martin Hart, 81; Mrs
Lyons. 81; Mrs. Beckett. 81: John Griffin
81; a friend, 81; Samuel Williams, II; Pat
rick Cummings 81; Henry Kerrigan, II
Michael McLane. q; friend, 81; Thoma
Hennisan. n; total. $50; previously &C
knoWledgsd, 0,0S; grand total 1854.