The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-05-11
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CITY NOTES.

The Bon Ton Social club Will give a
Hance at Turner hall tonight,
Mrs. L. NJ Gates will speak at the Res
cue Mission this evening at O'Clock.
Miss S. Louise Hardcnbergh of this
city, is spending few days in New
York.
The Board of Associated Charities of
Scranton will meet this evening at
o'clock, in the poor board room, NUM-
Cipal building.
Appeals will be heard today by City En-
gineer Phillips from the assessment for
scwering Prescott avenue, and Farber
court. The cost of the Prescott avenue
sewer is estimated a. S3,i6i, and the other
at A,26919.
The meeting of the Womans Christian
Temperance union will be held this af-
ternoon at o'clock in their room, 3Ol
Washington avenue, Subject, Social
Purity" with an address by Miss Deck
er, of the National Florence mission.
William Meinzer and Anna Hallman,
Charles c. Battenberg and Margaret Fos-
Ter, James Hughes and Margaret Flynn,
George II. Schriver and Chloe A. Sinner
Frank Sovcr and Lizzie NJ. Ross, all of
Scranton, were granted marriage licenses
yesterday.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern company will pay its employees at
the car shops and the Brisbin and Ca
yuga mines today. The Delaware and
Hudson Canal company yesterday paid
its employees on the Honesdalc division
of the gravity road.
DR.. r. b, McKeage. who formerly prac-
ticed in Shickshnny, Pa, and who has
recently spent a year and n half in the
hospitals of Berlin and Heidelberg, Ger
many, has opened a handsome suite of
offices in the new Carter building, cor
ner of Linden street and Adams avenue,
James Owens, the razor sharp picked up
by Patrolman Saltry, on suspicion, was
discharged yesterday in police court with
the advice to seek some other stamping
ground. Daniel Koch, who broke up
Evangelist Cavanaugh's curb-stone meet
ing, paid s. for his fun TO escape twenty
days in Jail.
The will of the late Johann Jacob Fred
erick Matthias kapmeyer was yesterday
admitted to prob2te and letters testa-
mentary granted to his widow, Mary
Elizabeth Kapmeyer, 20 whom he leave.
his entire estate. In the estate of Asa
Carson. late of this city, letters of admin,
istration were granted 10 S. NJ. Carson.
Rosanna Trip, Ezra II. Ripple and
Everett Warren, executors Of the estate
of Ira Trip, deceased, yesterday begar
an equity suit TO secure partition OF q
lot of land which was owned jointly by the
question is rart of lots Nos 90 and % IL
block %, extending thirty-five feet or
Penn avenue and 1S feet on Spruce street
officers We're elected as follows at yes
terday mornings meeting of the Method
list pastors of this city and vicinity in Elm
Park church: President Rev. j. b. Sweet
Scranton; Nce-presdent, Rev. i. Haen
diges, Scranton; secretary and treasurer
Rev. T. NJ. Furey, Rendham. Rev. e. V
Armstrong, of Forty Fort, read a pape
on THE Relation of the Pulpit to Moderr
Evils"
IT was reported in the local papers sew
eral months ago that among the persons
killed in a railroad wreck at Birmingham
Ala, was Captain Andrew Bryson, wei
known in this city, and the first captain
of Company a, Thirteenth regiment. Cap
tain Bryson is alive, very much so, am
Lieutenant Colonel Mates, of the Thir
teenth regiment, during the recent Visi
of the regiment to New York city, had
long chat with lin.
Clerk of the Courts Thomas yesterda
received from Prothonotary Green, of tn
Supreme court, certihcatlon of the appoa
OF James Caygill who was supplanto
by Francis Simms, in the office of schoC
director of the Second ward of Dckso
City by the recent decision of Judge Arch
bald in the celebrated Dickson CITY con
tested election case. Directions are give
I" AllNt Nllt llAt , III inc case Ill GebulncS
for trapsmission before the third Monda
or February next, O'Brien and Kelle
are Caygills attorneys.
The donations at the Florence missio
for the month of April were: c, f.. Net
tleton, $40 rebate on rent of mission
Scranton Bedding Co., two mattresses
Scranton Wood company, wood; r. c
. Brooks, wood; Kohler & Co, printer.
1,00O cards; Armbrust's meat marlIe
meat; Aylesworth's meat market, meal
Cars meat market, meat; Cornish
meat market, meat; Taylor Loveland
meat market, meat; Marbergers mea
market, meat; Purce's meat marke
meat; Wormsers meat market, mea
Mrs. Diehl meat; Mrs. Hackett mea
Mrs. Dean, eggs, meat and fruit; Mis-
Dolph, tea; Elm Park church. butte
rolls and milk; Coursen's, bread an
rolls; Zcdler's bakery, bread and cak
Huntington's bakery, bread and cak
flowers, Easter, Mrs. w. II. Taylor, Mr.
Stelle, Mrs. lIackett, Miss Sanderso
Miss Weir; from the w. w. Guild
Honesdale, Pa, sheets, pillow cases an
towels. Medical services, Dr. Anna Lay