The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-01
CITY NOTES.

The Young Women's Christian associ-
alton held AN outing at Nay Aug park yes
terday.
Hereafter the Delaware and Hudson
Canal company will carry bicycles free
of charge.
There will be a Regular meeting Of the
board OF health at their rooms in the
Municipal building, Thursday, at ) o'clock.
Barbara Dippre, OF the South Side, a
little girl who strayed away from home
yesterday, was found by the police and
returned to her parents.
Women's Christian association rooms last
night under the auspices OF Professor G..
Is. Dermans singing elias.
Tailor A. Hersh and Herman Levy, the
clothing clerk. have settled their differ
ences ard the warrants sworn out by each
for the other have been withdrawn.
Reeve Jones, the pianist, has moved his
studio from lSi Wyoming avenue to 4V9
Spruce street, where he will have more
pleasant and commodious quarters.
Eight hundred and forty tickets were
given out to the officers and members Of
the Sunday school of Elm Park church
for the excursion to Lake Ariel on July ~.
-hoi sc iiCSHStS were ySStsT-
day to Edward Franklin Gardner and
Amelia Hartman, of Scranton; John Ko-
walski and Julia Swandoska, OF Price
burg.
William Morgan. of Kingston, was
brought to the Moses Taylor hospital
suffering from an injury to one Of his
legs, sustained in an accident at the
Woodward shaft.
Il ShnD ha In
deputy United States marshal yesterday
morning before United States Commits
sioner A. J. Colborn. Mr.. Shea expects
his commission today.
The funeral of Patrick Regan was held
yesterday morning from the home OF his
son Peter +. Regan, of Lee court. A high
mass of requiem was celebrated at the
cathedral by Rev. j. w. Malone. ntcr-
ment was made in Hyde Park cemetery.
Upon petition of Attorneys Jones & Pow
derly the court yesterday appointed
Charles r.. Chapman, of Peckville, guard
ian of Elsie i. and Jessie L., minor
daughters of David Il. Stearns, late OF
Peckviile.
John Blackwood, of Scranton, was in
town last night. John is brainy news
paper man and has been here often, yet
he always becomes tangled on the square.
Last night he wandered up Main street
seeking the Valley depot. This big town
twists all Scrantonians.--Wilkes Barre
Leader.
Grocer Herman Young, of Penn avenue,
was arrested yesterday afternoon on q
warrant sworn out by a travelling man
named Ballentne, alleging assault and
battery. There will be hearing in Alder
man Millar's office this evening at Z
o'clock Ballentine has large lump on
the side of his face and his left eye .s
blackened.
The funeral of Mrs. r. L. Marvine took
place Monday afternoon. Services were
conducted in the Green Ridge Presbyteri-
an church by Rev. Richard Horns. assist
ed by Rev. G. +. Robinson, ID. D., and
Rev. A. +. Chaffee. The pall-bearers were
Colonel Fl. M. Voies, J. T. Dickson, Il. +.
Torrey, Il. B. and w. NJ. Franklin and
Joseph Boies. Burial took place in For
est Hill cemetery.
There is a warrant out for the arrest of
Chief Of Police Patrick Keegan, of Oily
phant. at the instance of Victor Williams,
OF the same place, on the charge of as
sault and battery and false Imprisonment.
Alderman Howe issued the warrant, but
1t has not been served yet. Williams al
leges that he was arrested a few nights
ago without cause by the chief and that
he was clubbed for insisting on asking
what he was being run IN for.
The bond Of John G. Kehr. tax collec-
tor OF Old Forge township. was filed In
court yesterday in the sum of $4,000. The
suretles are John Surber George T. Wade,
A. Sabina Kehr, William Riddle, Charles
Riddle and Moses Ace. The bond of Da-
vid c. Phillips, tax collector of Blakely
borough, was also filed in the sum OF
$4,000. with John Lloyd, Griffith Jones,
William Adair, j. w. Patten, ]. N. Lilli-
bridge. William f. Lloyd. William Mason
as sureties.
On Sunday afternoon, July 6. a popular
band concert will be given by Bauer's
band Of thirty-five soloists, augmented
with several features. at Riverside park,
adjoining the Scranton Driving park. The