The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-02
CITY NOTES.

rev. u. a. AlTlCH Will Spedh al TIC iNeo-
cue Mission Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
The county commissioners inspected
bridges and bridge sites In Lehigh and
Clifton on Thursday.
The Office employees Of the Delaware
and Hudson Coal company In scranton
and Carbondale were paid yesterday.
Bryce sickler. Of the North End. was
severely injured on Thursday by the
breaking Of bicycle on which he was rid
ing.
The remains of the late Grant Dilley will
be viewed from 10 to u o'clock this morn
ing at his mothers home. on Drinker
street, Dunmore.
ton township. was yesterday probated and
letters testamentary were granted to
ueorge w. Beemer.
At the Brisbin breaker yesterday morn
ing while spragging cars, william Healey.
Of Hollow street. had several of the fingers
Of his right hand severed.
The S.25 train to Carbondale this morn
Ing will stop at the home of the late
James Higgins. so that persons going to
the funeral may get of there.
Marriage licenses were granted yester.
Gay 70 Joseph brezotsak ana Mary buocz,
ko. Scranton; Bernard Stankewich and
Annie Oleonskutci. Scranton.
A permit was yesterday granted to the
Traction company to remove the tracks on
West Lackawanna avenue hill, between
Ninth street and Main avenue.
Michael visited fell from q scaffold
attached TO a house which he was paint
ing on Irving avenue yesterday morning
and received several scratches on the
head.
Adjutant Hunter will conduct services
at the Salvation Army barracks. In Hyde
Park. today and Sunday. He has been
sent to keep the warning members OF the
order In line.
Colonel U. G. Schoonmaker drove par
ty OF newspaper men OF this city over the
Elmhurst boulevard yesterday and en-
tertained them at his new home. "Oak
Terrace" at Elmhurst
On Thursday 1900 tons of steel rails
were shipped by the Lackawanna Iron
and Steel company to the Boston and
Maine railroad. 1t is the first consign-
ment OF an 8,0O0-ton order.
Mrs. Nellie a; Lowry. the new secretary
tion, will lead the Gospel meeting at the
rooms tomorrow afternoon at 3.45. All wo-
men and girls are welcome
Joseph MeShal,. the Polander, who
threatened Hotel.keeper Wolf Johnson
tsrday sent up for thirty days Owen
Walsh, wife-beater, was fined 3, which
he paid. 1t was his second offense.
The Irish-American Military union will
hold Its annual encampment at Bridge
". II. Burke has called a meetins Of the
Scranton officers of the union this after
noon TO determine whether or not COM
pany shall be sent from the regiment In
this vicinity.
NJ. J Krugerman's team of horses ran
away with the delivery wagon yesterday
morning on Marion street and dashed
against an electric light pole at the inter.
section OF Marion street and Washington
ose seSs. S as Tss srn g badly na
that II became necessary to shoot him.
The time for the closing Of the gymna-
sium connected with the Young Womcn's
Christian association comes next week,
and on Tuesday evening, May s. there will
ment. which will prove pleasant for all
those who attend 1t IL hoped that many
viii avail themselves Of this opportunity
to visit the gymnasium and to see some-
Judge Archibald handed down an order
in quarter sessions court yesterday strik.
ing on the forfeitures OF bail In the fol-
lowing cases: Commonwealth against
against Joseph Bedonis: common wealth
against Frank Posdro; commonwealth
against Thomas ". Stark: commonwealth
Is, %0 aBS SSrGasS Msa sSmmSnweslss
defendants In each Of the cases have been
convicted, and the forfeltures are striken
OF upon condition Of the payment Of the
cesss by the sarsties Etsn twenty days
3. kopff this afternoon at i.3O In the eec-
ond Presbyterian church musicians from
the different German societies will sing.
Mr.. Chance will preside at the organ.
The services will be conducted by Rev. DR..
Robinson. 1nterment will be made in New
York on Sunday. The remains will be
takkn from here over the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western railroad at 3.l6
e'clSck this afternoon. At q meeting Of
scranton conclave. Improved order Of
HeHasophs, last night eulogies on the
lAte Professor Kopff were pronounced and
u Nes decided to meet today at o'clock
to attend the funeral. Other tasophs
pf tie city are Invited to Join with them.