The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-16
CITY NOTES.

The Country club will probably give
german next Tuesday night.
George Heirbeck was committed to the
county Jail yesterday by Alderman MliiaE
on a charge of criminal assault.
Mrs. W. T. Hackett will receive sub
scriptions for the relief Of the suffering
Armenian women, at l25 Washington ave-
nue..
The Stars foot ball team accepts the
challenge of the Browns for Sunday after
noon, on the saltwater grounds, at 2.SV
sharp.
Deputy Sheriff Price yesterday sold the
stock of Frank F.. Krumbauer, grocer, I OF
Bellevue. The stock was purchased by Z.
8. Seamans for $35l.
Upchurch lodge. No. 800, Ancient order
Of United Workmen, will celebrate It's
ninth anniversary Friday night in its
rooms on Lackawanna avenue.
A large number of members Of Peter
Williamson lodge. No. 1923, Free and Ae-
cepted Masons. will visit one OF the
Wilkes-Barre lodges tomorrow night
John Beans, after serving six months for
larceny, was yesterday released from jail.
the costs being waived on the recon-
mendation Of the county commissioners.
The Ladies' auxiliary of Nay Aug coun-
Gil, Ancient Order of United Mechanics.
No: 344 will meet at the home Of Mrs. W.
c. rosburg. Sixth street, on Thursday ev-
ening.
The Delaware and Hudson paid the
trainmen from Green Ridge to Plymouth
Monday. Yesterday the employees on the
Nffieeeh division and at the Clinton coll
liery at Forest City were paid.
The regular meeting Of the Homeopathic
sylvania will be held in DR.. Roth's office,
15 South Franklin street, Wilkes-B Barre,
Thursday. Dec. II. 1885, at 7.SO p. m.
John w. Jenkins, native of Wales. now
residing on the West Side, was yesterday
naturalized by Judge Archibald. Anton
papers in Prothonotary Pryors office.
At St. Peters cathedral yesterday
morning a months mind mass for the late
Rev. ]. f. McAndrew was offered up. Rev.
]. ]. b. Feeley was celebrant; Rev. T. w.
Carmody, deacon, and Rev. j. w. Malone.
sub-deacon.
Casper Constance. aged 26 years, died
yesterday at the Hillside Home Of con-
sumption. He had been an inmate Of the
home for about month. His only known
relative Is cousin. Felix Constance, who
resides In Dunmore.
Rev. F. s. Haskins, missionary at Zah-
leh, Syria, who, with Mrs. Haskins, is
guest Of Colonel and Mrs. Boies, will de-
liver lecture this evening at the lecture
room sd Of the Second presbyterian church
cordially invited.
The board Of managers of the Florence
mission desire to thankfully acknowledge
these donations received after donation
day: Mrs. Thomas Dickson, a check for
$50; Mrs. Swallow. 81; School No 35, sl.45;
box soap from Mrs. Alex. Stelle, and
the services Of q team by Mr.. Warman.
Attorney David ]. Reedy, acting for
John r. Mahon, yesterday Instituted suit
against his former landlord, p. j.
O'Boyle, and Constable jeff Roesler for
the recovery Of $500 damages. 1t is al.
legged that the landlord and constable
Illegally siezed and unjustly detained the
household goods of the plaintiff. The con-
stable jeff Roesler, it will be remembered
was killed at the Dodgetown crossing some
time ago.
Marriage licenses were yesterday grant,
ed to George d. Davis and Frances A.
Stanton. Of Carbondale; James McCarty
and Mary I.angan, Of Dunmore; Adolph
Schafer and Maggie Loch. of Scranton;
Theodore Sureth and Matte Worrall Min
shall. Of Scranton; Thomas r. Howells
and Eleanor Meredith. Of Scranton; Stan.
ton Belwiger and Lizzie McNichols, of
Scranton; Charles w. Knowles and Mar
garet L. McNichols, of Scranton; Ber-
nard Erwin Harris. Of Carbarrus county,
North Carolina, and Bunnie Messenger,
5 Dr.. Mcdowell. dentist, 24o Adams
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