The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-09
CITY NOTES.

The Lackawanna Wheel company VIII
begin today at the washington "'e""'
factory.
The will of Maria Barber, late OF u this
civ was admitted to probate by Reg
lister Hopkins yesterday.
The Delaware and Hudson company PAID
yesterday at the Conynsham' bavii,nLo i,nos.
No 2 and Baltimore tunnel at WILKES
Barre.
At the fair of the Columbia Hose com,
many the door prize last night. a parrel
Of flour. was won by William Newey' oi loo
Tenth street.
Next Tuesday evening Rev. Joseph Is.
Dixon d. d., will lecture In the Penn Ave
nue. Baptist church on The Grea' Mo""
ments of the World
The Fanny Mendelssohn society will hold
It's weekly rehearsal this afternoon AT MI MI
Pennington's house, at O'Clock. Kun
attendance Is especially desired.
The sale of seats for the Chauncey Oh
colt engagement at the FrothlhEhuhi
Thursday evening is very large, ana the
Indications are that the mousse Will oe
O.. crowded.
Eugene Brennan. of Pine Brook, was
burned on the right foot yesterday at the
Scranton Stove works by bar or not iron
falling on it, He was taken TO the Lacka-
wanna hospital
All ladies and gentlemen who have sig
nifiei their Willingness to take part in the
production of the German Reformation
or Life of Martin Luther Will meet Ior
rehearsal at the armory, on Adams ave
nue. Thursday evening, Dec ~. 1886, at
7SO. ''
David Miles, for twenty-four years SUI
perintendent of the Delaware, Lackawah,
ma and Western shops, at Kingston, dieu
Monday from the effects OF stroke OF pa
ralysis at his home In kingston MT;
Miles resided in this city from ls6i unsil
1864.
John Stanton, employed at the New ! ork
and Scranton Coal company new shait
descending bucket yesterday morning
and sustained painful, thought not serious
scalp wounds He was taken to the Lack
awanna hospital.
Deputy Sheriff T. j. Price yesterday
closed UP the grocery store Of +. v. Truni-
bower, of Bellevue, on an execution en-
tered up In court to the amount or S3oo
by Hannah Donnell. The sale Will take
place next Monday morning.
The suit against DIR. Joseph r. McLain.
Oscar Lewis and Joseph Reddington,
charged with conspiracy against the Sc
curity, Trust and Life Insurance company
of Philadelphia, which was to have been
heard before Alderman Howe last even
Ing has been indefinitely postponed.
Patrick Hogan, Of Luzerne and Fourth
streets, was arrested by Patrolman Day
and Lowry last night for wife beating
A telephone message was sent from the
West Side TO the central police station and
the patrol wagon went over after him.
Marriage licenses were yesterday
granted to Francis Cantertroy and Annie
Harding. of Scranton; Thomas Jones and
Lettice Morgan. of Peckville; John Il.
Walker Of Throop, and Barbara McGin-
ness, Of ScrantOn;. William r. Jones and
Stonebury, of Scranton, and Ethel NJ. Bal
lard of Grand Rapids, Mich.
At q meeting of the Green Ridge con-
clave of Heptasophs Monday night the
following Officers Were elected: ArshGp
secretary, NJ. NJ. Bennett; tlnancier. J. w.
Carpenter; treasurer T.. G. Stevens; in
speGtor. John $. Addyman; prelate. John
ne HTReMs TRRemas y Swey A trustses stss; Tsn s.
McNally. J. F.. Hangi and s. Il. Addy-
man: representative to grand conclave, ID.
f. Neeld; alternate. NJ. c. Carr.
The annual benefit entertainment and
dance Of the Ladies' Deborah Aid society
will be held this evening in Excelsior So
cial club rooms, on Wyoming avenue. The
chief feature of the programme will be
cast Is as follows: Two orphans, Nara.
Miss Flora Levy; May. Miss Carrie Bloch;
good fairies. Miss Helen WOrmser. queen;
Mis- ss dorn Ra1r0 ss Mis- ss.e .sn1 hnnaav
Miss Florence Swartzkopf, Miss Gertrude
Moses. Miss Guitell Harris. Miss Gertie
Lehman; evil fairies, Miss Florence Kline.
queen: Miss Ida Roos, Miss Mildred Nor
ris Miss Maud Morris. Miss Stella Rose.
Miss May McI-ane. Miss Betty Daitrof
angels, Miss Frances Moses. Miss Hattie
Driesen; gypsy. Miss Rose Gallen. There
will be piano solos BY Misses Bella Hirsch-
field and Irene Goodman. respectively, and
violin solo by Albert Moses. with Miss
Jennie Buckwald as accOmpanist.
Suit was instituted in 'Prothonotary
PryOr's Office yesterday by William Froth-
ingham, brother of Arthur Frothingh ham,
against Charles II. Welles. to determine
the ownership Of certain property recent
ly levied upon at Mr.. Welles' instance as
property Of Arthur and Laura Frothing-
ham: This property consists of all the
theatrical appurtenances and furniture of
he interior. such as scenery ami equip
nents thereto, drop curtains. stage set
,ings and properties furniture and carpets
In dressing rooms. switch board and ap-
putenances thereto including wiring and
lamps. two portable steam boilers, or
chestra and balcony chairs. chairs for
boxes. loges and other parts of the house.
furniture for loges and office. and nickel
railinss. all draperies. carpets. rugs. limo
leum. polls and rods. electric and gas fix.
lures and globes, ball room floor, consist
Ing Of wood horses and flooring and jacl;
screws. The plaintiff gave bond of 500
with John ii. Phelps as surety.