The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-03
CITY NOTES.

The women's Guild of Saint Luke 3
parish will have an important meeting
this afternoon at o'clock In the churcn.
The excursion on June l6 of the Ephpha.
tina Guild will go to Farview instead m S,,,1d 4I
Lake Ariel. Tickets are 70 cents Tor auul's
and 20 cents for children.
"Cyclone Kate" was sent up for thirt. :
days by Alderman Howe yesterday Ior
drunkenness and street walking. Sne
hos only been out about week.
The Delaware. Lackawanna and West
ern company paid yesterday at the Arcn-
bald, Continental and Hampton mines; TO-
day at the Hallstead and Manville.
The bond Of j. d. Hopkins. tax collec-
tor Of Newton township, was yesterday
filed In court In the sum Of 5000. with Jo-
seph Kircher Charles II. Beisecker ana
John Ford as sureties.
Marriage licenses were granted yester-
day by Clerk the Courts John H. Thom-
Las TO Peter A. Walsh and Annie cum,
miigs, of Scranton; Rosario Nese and
Mary T. .Chacho,- Of Old Forge; John
Welsh and Margaret Cadden. OF Scranton.
The bicycle running. contest at Gold
smiths Bazaar has closed and the cy-
clometer registered 9O3 4-l0 miles. Mrs.
A.. G. Snow, of 1914 Capouse avenue. was
the wirrer of the parasol, her guess be-
ing 9O2 miles. The largest number guessed
was 4OO500 miles and the lowest guess
twenty-five miles.
Leah Pardee, the Washington avenue
milliner, failed yesterday afternoon.
Deputy Sheriff J. D. Ferber closed up the
store on an execution of $500 entered up
against her by John Miles, of New York.
Miss Pardee will be sold out next Tuesday
morning at o'clock. She started in bust
ness here on April !.
An opinion was yesterday received from
the Supreme court by City Solicitor Tor,
rey in the case of Mrs. Fanny Aswell
against the city of Scranton. Mrs. Aswell
tUh n a IL
her property. corner of Tenth and Oxford
streets, by grading. The jury awarded
her $50. The Supreme court reverses the
.4ndihg. The opinion was written by Jus.
tice Williams.
Additional contributions to the building
fund Of st. Joseph's Founding Home are
as follows: John McDermott, 81; James
Cullen, 81; Mrs. Edwin Frable, 81; Richard
Walsh, So; Simon Carmody, 81; c. II. Cav.
ley, 81; P. ]. Hore, 50; James F. Noon: 81
Mulherin. 81: John Murray, 81; friend
S2; Michael Trainor 81; Anthony O'Horo
81; Maria OHoro, 81; Michael Gerrity, 81
P. 3. Duffy. 81; James, Hart. 81; Edward
friend, s.; total, $50.
The will Of James P. James, late Of
Scranton. was probated and letters tes
tamentary were granted to Attorney W
Gaylord Thomas. John A. James and Mar
garetta James. The will of Colonel c. 8
Broadbent was probated and letters tesla
mantary were granted to the widow, Anna
Broadbent. In the estate of Andrew Still
late of the South Side, letters of admin
istration were granted to his son, Johr
+. Still. In the estate of Christopher
Purcell, late Of Dunmore, letters of ad
ministration were granted to his widow
Bridget Purcell.
The Scranton Clerks association viii
hold an important meeting this evening
in their hall, on Spruce street, at oclocl
sharp. All members are urged to be pres
ent, as the delegates elected to represen
Scranton at the sixth annual convention
at Denver, Col, July z, 8 and 9, will b,
given their instructions. Members of tn,
Pittston association will attend the meet
ing In body. After the regular orde
of business a smoker will be held BY tn,
Scranton Clerks association in honor O
the visitors. Five new members will b.
taken in at the meeting this evening.
The first number of the Scranton Rea
Estate Journal, Of which B. F, LandiI
Is editor, has made its appearance In hi
salutatory the editor promises to giv
close attention to its patrons and care
fully and properly circulate its entire is
sue, 10000 copies or over, to its readers ii
this city and surrounding towns. It's col
tinns are open for suggestions that ma,
aid In the upbuilding Of the city and sur
rounding towns In general, and to aid IN
rent payer In procuring home of hi
own" It is a 6-page 7-column paper an,
was printed on Tho Tribune press,