The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-04
CITY NOTES.

Flanagan e. O'Horo will today begin
their contract for building the sewer in
Green Ridge on Larch street and Wyo-
ming and Washington avenues.
1t has been discovered at the Lacka-
wanna hospital that Michael Buzza. the
man who was admitted Monday, is VIC
tim Of paralysis in the worst form. His
recovery is doubtful.
A. B. Briggs, state and county tax col
1ector, for the Second ward, yesterday
Aled his bond in the sum of $4,000 with
James Nolan and S. H. Sickler as sureties.
1t was approved by the county commits
sioners.
Charles FELTON,, who threatened to make
forcible entry to the house of e. F. Boyle
on South Washington avenue Wednesday
afternoon, was committed to the county
Jail for ten days by Mayor Bailey yes
terday.
The Delaware and Hudson company
aid yesterday at the repair shops and
the Won Storch mine, North End The
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
company will pay today at the Bellevue,
Dodge and oxford colleries.
The Scranton Savings bank yesterday
awarded the contract for the steam heat,
ventilating, plumbing and gas fitting
work and electric light wiring for it's
new bank building on Wyoming avenue
to the Hunt & Connell company.
Marriage licenses were yesterday grant
ed to George Creink and Annie Maramag
of Scranton: William Kennedy and Julia
Ryder, of Scranton; Phlo Lee and Mar
garet Reese, of Forest City; Joseph Ur-
gaitis and Petronia 'Bolzarucha, of Scran-
ton; Nicholas b. Spencer and Jessie Ruth
Guernsey, of Scranton.
There no longer exists a doubt as to
establishment of the new volunteer
Scranton Hose and Chemical company
on the Hill On Monday the purchasing
committee will go to New York city and
from there to Baltimore on an appara-
tus inspection trip. Chief Engineer p. ].
Hickey has been invited to accompany
the committee, but he has not yet de-
cided to CO.
Patrick Mcdonald in police court yes
terday morning was fined So for making
himself obnoxious the night before. Nc
Donald entered the police station at II
o'clock and told Sergeant Deter how
some one on Lackawanna avenue had
thrown chunk of coal at him. He was
advised to make his complaint to the
officer on the beat. He became abusive
and was locked up.
One of the deacons of the Shiloh Baptist
church complained to Alderman Howe
yesterday that some unknown person had
cut out the panes of glass from the win
dows of the church, entered it and cut
the lead water pipes and flooded the place
with water. He was unable to say who
the miscreants were and the alderman
was unable to do anything toward bring
ing the culprit to justice.
Patrolman Sartor was called upon at
o'clock last evening to arrest a drunken
man on Franklin avenue. The fellow
persisted in following Rev. Frederick
Zizleman, pastor of Zion German Luth-
eran church. He said he was going to go
where the minister went. Mr.. Zizleman
called the attention of Patrolman Sartor
to the fellow and he was locked up for
an explanation this morning
The Rev. w. p Ray, of the John N.
Hawley Bible school at Hawleyville,
Conn.,, will conduct the services at the
Gospel Tabernacle, on jefferson avenue.
Sunday, June 6, and open the Bible study
on the following Monday Professor RAY
is well known in New England as a
Bible student, and the many friends
made during his previous visits to the
Tabernacle will be pleased to hear of his
return.
Defective John Moir and Patrolman
Parry yesterday arrested two men on
Lackawanna avenue for stealing a hat
from a Newark gents furnishing store.
The theft was committed last month E.
Cornell, one of the employees of the New
ark firm, traced the thieves to this city
and pointed them out to Detective Moir
on the avenue yesterday. Mr.. Cornell will
remain in the city until the officers sum-
moned yesterday from Newark arrive.