The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-22
CITY NOTES.
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Join the Blues and eat Turkey.
An electric plant is to be placed in the
Moses Taylor hospital.
The board Of trade rooms will be closed
until Friday morning at the usual OPEN
Ing hour.
Rev. Charles A. Cook will conduct the
prayer meeting this evening at the Penn
avenue Baptist church.
The Eagle Hose company has been
awarded the trumpet In the firemen's con-
tes rat the Sheridan fair.
" orkmen are engaged in opening UP a
boiler room Of the Hotel Jermyn.
Burgess Griffiths, of Taylor, committed
James and Maggie Montgomery to fail
for thirty days for disorderly conduct
Fred Petreri, the Dunmore Italian who
fell from porch In Nealis' court Sunday
pital.
Madame Sans Gene was repeated at
the rockingham last night before large
audience in the same excellent manner
as on Monday night.
Edward Scullion, who was seriously
In good condition considering the circum-
stances, and his recovery is looked for.
Mrs. Anthony Clark, Of Phelps street.
2 woman well advanced In years, ,sus-
fall at her home on Monday afternoon.
The funeral of d. P. Mannix will take
place from his late residence, 45l Rail-
road avenue. tomorrow morning; services
at st. Peters cathedral at $3.50, and inter-
ment In Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
,iisay Henry Doyle. Of Rendham. was com.
mtted to the county Jail last night by
Burgess Griiiiths In default Of bail for
his appearance at court on the charge Of
wife-beating.
Mrs. Goodman, mother Of Marshall
Goodman, the colored youth now in jail
for stealing from the Faurot House, came
here yesterday from Towanda, in the in
teiest OF her wayward son.
Mayor Bailey, Chief Ferber and the
members OF the fire department commit
and tomorrow afternoon visiting and in
specting the fire companies.
The will Of Mary Dorsey, late Of this
city, was admitted to probate yesterday
mss san Letters were granted to
church.
Court Messenger A. 8. Newton on lis
way from the court house to the Dela-
ware and HUDSON station last Wednesday
lost pocket book and diary Of much val
ue to himself but Of comparatively little
to anybody else.
There will be a special meeting of st.
Johns Total Abstinence and Benevolent
snins April r. % at their hail. llednefaay as pusneSs esz
Of Importance is to be transacted. All
members are requested % attend. Meet.
ing called to order at 7.So p. m. sharp.
An Hungarian child in O'Connor court.
Bellevue. was badly burned Monday
afternoon and may die. Her ciothinH
caught fire from live Goals on the Jersey
General tracks, where she was picking
COAL. The flames were smothered BY pass.
ers-by.. The childs name could not be
learned.
A meeting Of the Liquor Dealers asso.
citation was held yesterday afternoon In
Raub's hall. Secretary John j. Fiana.
CHAN was instructed to write to State
President Patterson and National or.
ganizer Nolan and find out when 1t will be
convenient for them to come to Scranton
These gentlemen have been expected each
week for the past month.
Marriage licenses were granted yester.
day to AbrsSiam G. Frees and Lizetta
Frees. Scranton; James p. Murray and
Lucy r. Killeen, Carbondale; John Kash.
anicx and Anna Patrician, Scranton,
George Phillip and Marry Manorin, Win.
ton; Robert Glllard and Mary Cummings
Scranton; John T.. Smith and Cora Cook
Clarks Green; John ]. Burns and Bridget
Reedy, Scranton Pasquale Rinardi and
Lucia Jincaretti, Yatesville; Peter A,
Judge. Fttston, and Mary. A. Sweeney
Scranton.