The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-12
CITY NOTES.

On Saturday the Delaware and Hudson
Canal company paid its employees at Way
mart and Honesdale.
Today the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western company will complete its pay
mcnts to its trainmcn.
Reasons for a new trial wer filed with
Prothonotary Pryor Saturday in the case
of Anderson against Woodworth.
The will of Ann Walters. late of Winton,
was admitted to probate Saturday and let
ters testamentary granted to Jane Esiop.
Patrick II. McGeever, tax collector of
Fell township, filed his bond Saturday in
the sum of $27,lOO, and it was approved
by the court.
Evangelist G.. d. Moore conducted evan
gelistic services at the Hampton Street
Methodist Episcopal church yesterday.
The services will be continued every even
ing this week beginning at 7.SO.
Frank Mangan, the member of the dead
line gang, arrested for burglary, is not
Frank Mangan, Of 4l0 LuZerne street.
John Brown, one of the same gang, is not
John Brown, blacksmith. of the flats.
The exchanges at the Scranton Clearing
house Jast week were as follows: Oct. D.
sl52. 81; Oct. 6, Sl29 2222 G3 Oct. Z. SllO-
1922; Oct. 8, $780, Oct. Q. sl53, 4g9 %;
Oct. 10. $93,lOS53: total, SH190.G3 Clear
ss;o !sFs for the week ending Oct ls' 1896 ''s7s'-
In common pleas court Saturday Judge
Edwards ordered a judgment for $2iV 50
with interest from July 10. 1896 entered
against the garnishee in the case of Jo-
seph Ansley & son against John Steig-
erwalt defendant, and William ". Chance,
garnshee.
The fall meeting of the Scranton auXil-
larry. of the McAll mission will be held IN
the lecture room of the First Presbyterian
church this afternoon at $3.50 instead of at
as was intended. A full attendance Is
especially desired.
Before Alderman Donovan Saturday
Gustave A. AIilloir. of East Orange, n
j.. waived a hearing and entered bail in
the sum of $500 to answer at court a
charging of c0nspiring to swindle George
Rooms. of Audenreid, out of $4,000. A, L.
Spencer became his bondsman in the sum
of $500.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kase, aged s. years. died
of her daughter. Mrs. Fred c. Walters, 500
Olive street. The funeral will be held
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. Inter-
ment will be made in Forest Hill cemetery,
The deceased is survived by her hus band,
Michael Kase, and her daughter, Mrs.
Walters.
Mrs. Asa Day. of Foster, died at the
residence OF her daughter. Mrs. T.. T..
ing, aged Sc years. Short service was con-
Quoted at the house yesterday morning
at 10 o'clock by Rev. Rogers Israel. of st.
Luke's church, and the remains We're
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made today at 2.30 p. m.
This week the city will contain the teach
ers or the county. They will come to at
tend the annual institute. They will en-
roll In Young Mems Christian association
hall from 10 o'clock until noon, and the
dlrst business session will begin at 2
There will be two evening entertainments,
one tomorrow evening and the other
Thursday evening, both at Young Mems
Christian association hall. The pro-
gramrne OF the week was published q few
days ago in The Tribune.
Thomas Kayton, "a youth of a mischiev-
Gus turn OF mind when drunk. went up yes
terday for thirty days for playing one of
his little pranks. Shortly before ~ o'clock
Saturday night Mrs. Porter. wife of the
proprietor OF Porter's Center street res
taurant was carrying a tray filled with
edib'es. across the way. when Kayton
came along and playfully kicked the tray
and the dinner 1t contained into an ad-
Joining yard. Patrolmen Reese Jones' and
Goerlltx. who happened to be at hand,
took Kayton and'his playful mood to the