The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-30
CITY NOTES.
Join the Blues"


There will be a meeting OF managers
OF Florence mission tomorrow at 10
u. m.
Up to noon on Saturday County Treas
urer Schadt had received $4,000 from The
sale of liquor licenses.
A. V. Bower will deliver his illustrated
lecture on "Pompeii' at the Penn Ave-
nue. Baptist church on April Z.
The prisoners sentenced in United States
court t'riday were taken TO the Western
penitentiary, at PittsburG, Saturday.
u. a. Porter, of TAYLOR, was discharged
from the payment of costs in assault and
battery case Saturday by the court under
the insolvent laws.
Frank Staples, a Delaware. Lackawauna
and western engineer of Green Ridge. is
not the man who was arrested for beating
his wife last Friday.
Thomas q. Beach, who was arrested
Friday for wife beating, was discharged
Saturday hy Alderman NTillar. Mrs.
Beach failed to appear against her hus-
band.
An assembly will b. given at the Bicycle
club house on Easter Monday night. 1t
viii be In charge of a committee consist
ing of Miss Archibald, Miss Belin, Miss
Welles and Miss Hunt.
In the estate of Peter Garvey. q luna
tic, court Caturday approved of the bond
Of Of % a. a; Dolphin &c %Somm1iitee, In the sum
Brown are the sureties.
Rev. James Mcleod of the First Pres
byterian church, will conduct services at
the church every evening of this week.
Prominent persons from out of town VIII
speak at several of the meetings.
Mike Silsbi. Polander found sleeping
on the ore dump by Patrolman Dominicil
Boland at Il o'clock Saturday night, was
yesterday committed to the county jail
for ten days in default of fine of $3.50.
Last weeks exchanges at the Scranton
Clearing House We're as follows: March
%. 135,92S.r OBS March 81 Sl3S, ,506S6: March
p. Sl@ ,32l B; March 20. Sl6i.7j7.S3: March
y, $S7,USo.SS; ciearings for the week ended
March 80. 1895, sg75, ,l9i9l.
The Brooks Coal company, Latin, and
Greenwood Coal companies have removed
their offices from Lackawanna and Wy
oming avenues to the new Traders bank
building. These companies will occupy
the entire southerly side of the second
floor
W. C. Tunstall and John l. Hopew ell.
publishers of the Providence Register.
have dissolved partnership and the paper
will hereafter be conducted by Mr.. Hope
well, its founder Mr.. Tunstall proposes
10 engage in the printing business in the
central city.
Arrangements are being perfected by the
members of the Crystal Hose company
for an extensive pleasure jaunt through
New York state this summer, which viii
include several OF the larger cities Of the
stateA The trip thus far arranged by the
members includes the cities of Oswago,
Syracuse, Oneida. Norwich ard Middle
town. The first city to be visited abou:
two weeks.
The following new contributions have
been received for the Founding home
f;md: James Hughes, ST.; W. J. Nealon,
s2: John Tully, 81; v. Fl. OHara. 81: Mrs.
Gilloegly. 81; John Monahan, 81: Captain
Dr Lacy. IS: James Reynolds. 81: Frank
Stholl 81; DR.. Mclaughlin, 81; Mrs. G.
Smith, 81; Patrick Loughran, 81: Michael
w. Flynn. 50; John White $3; Mrs. johann
ma White, 81; Y. G. Sullivan. 81: NJ. +.
Butler, 81: Mrs. jackson, 80; Mrs. l.. Law
cry, 81: Mrs. =. Nolan. 50; William Nc
Cam, 81; James j. White, 81; friend,
81: Mrs. Mary Flynn, 81; Mrs. Walsh. 81 ::
total, $iS; previously acknowledged,
S. 1885, grand total, $2.2Ol.