The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-09
CITY NOTES.

Rev. DR.. Dickson, of Philadelphia, will
preach IA tthe Penn Avenue Baptist church
tomorrow.
John Horn, the demented Fourteenth
ward man, was yesterday removed from
The station house to the Hillside Home.
John Snyder has purchased, through X.
Ernest Comegys, Mrs. Samuel Edgar 5
house, at 607 East Market street, for $1,000.
The funeral of the late George Hensel
takes place today Mt . o'clock from the
residence of his mother. $50 Madison ave-
nue.. Friends invited.
On Saturday, May 80. II. V. Powde:ly
will deliver an address before the Hoboken
Railroad Young Mems Christian associa-
tion on THE Progress of Labor"
Jeffrey Ringsdolf yesterday began an
action in repleVin to recover gray horse
Marsden urlawfully has possession OF.
The will of James Higgins, late of the
city of Carbondale, was admitted to pro-
hate yesterday and letters testamentary
granted to his widow, Mrs. Bridget Hig-
gins.
Thomas Morgan, who was sent to the
county Jail at the instance of Clara Wei
chel, was released yesterday by Judge
Gunster on $500 bail. James Collaghan be-
came his bondsman.
Barney Preblerewski Il Polish laborer
in the Hyde Park shaft. was caught under
fall of coal yesterday morning and re-
ceived a broken leg. He was brought to
the Moses Taylor hospital.
Lynott Bros yesterday began an action
In common pleas court against j. w. Bon
ta to recover $il9.25 for coal furnished to
Bonita at his factory. in Moosic, between
Dec. IL. 1895, and Feb. 15 1896.
The building committee of the board of
control will this afternoon make an in
spection of new No. IL building in the
Fifth ward, which the contractors are
ready to turn over to the school d'st?ict.
Hollow, Scott township, found Guanti-
ty of goods that burglars Brady and Hart
stole frop the New York, Ontario and
Western freight depot at Maylield a few
weeks ago.
A. b. Conger was seriously injured
Thursday in Fuller's hall, on I.ackawar-
ma avenue. He was doing some decorating
when the chair on which he was standing
slipped. throwing him from platform
and injuring his back.
John Dennis and Judd Lewis, of Roch-
ester. N. Y, are in this city exhibiting the
fire alarm devices of the Standard Electric
company OF that city, In which Thomas
Shotten, w. J. Lewis and ]. w. Oakford,
of Scranton. are interested.
The funeral of Michael Coggins took
place Thursday afternoon from his late
residence on Penn avenue. Services were
conducted at st. Peters cathedral. after
which interment was made in Hyde Park
Theodore Berge, Lawrence Stone, George
Kerl ]. johnson, James J. Neals and Mar
tin Mullen.
Additional contributions to the building
fund of st. Joseph's Founding Home are
as follows: Miss Kate Hayden, 81; Miss
Nellie Hayden. 81: Michael Donnelly 81;
Patrick Lavelle. 81; Joseph DAILY, ST.
James Cawley, 81; John Y. McGraw, Sl
James Lahey, 81; Michael Shea, 81; Will
lam Olcott, 81; John Tuffy, 81; James
Mcdonnell, 81; Thomas Gilmore, 81: Mrs
Predergast. 81; =. 4: Cavanaugh, $40; Pat.
rick Mangan, ST. Philip Neaon, 81; Mrs
NJ. Coleman, 81; =. j.. Neals. 81; James
0'Boyle. y; Edward C9sgr,oye, 81; Hugh
I.angan, 81; Mrs. McNally, 81; Mrs. Rober,
Guy, 81; James Larkin. 81; Mrs. O'Malley
81; Thomas Canon. 81; Mark McGowan
81; John Farrell 81; Mrs. b. May. 81; Daniel
Leonard. 81; NJ. j. May. So; Mrs Stephen
Frederick, 81; Martin O'Horo, ST. Eugene
A. Healey, ST; John Hope, 81; John Bro.
gan, 81; John Devine. So; James Harmon
q; Patrick Kearney, 81; Patrick Barrett
tin Tougher. 81; total, $63; previously ac.
knowledged, $2,7i3; grand total, $2,So6.