The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-09
CITY NOTES.
Common council is scheduled to meet to

Common council is scheduled to meet to-
night.
The Mems guild of st. Luke's church
met last night at the parish room and dis
cussed current business.
Attorney C. Comegys yesterday applied
to the court for a charter for st. Peter
and St. Pauls Beneficial society, OF
Throop.
Michael Kane was arrested yesterday
for assault and battery and threats by h.
j. Howell. Alderman Howe postponed the
hearing until next Wednesday night.
The thirty-first annual reunion of the
One Hundred and Forty-third regiment of
Pennsylvania volunteers will take place
today at Camp Luzerne. near Bennett
station, LuZerne county.
A valuable English setter was picked
up on the streets by Patrolman Reese
Jones this week. The owner can have
the dog by calling at the police station
ass5and giving satisfactory proof
The funeral of James Russell will take
place this afternoon at 2.30 from his late
residence, ga Plttston avenue. Services
will be held in ST. Peters cathedral and
and interment made in Hyde Park Cath
olic cemetery.
The president of Lady oakford union
would like every member of the union
to meet at her rooms, S26 Capouse avenue,
up stair, on Thursday Sept. 8, as she is
not able to attend the meeting at the hall.
Mrs. Eliza A. Scull president.
The Delaware. Lackawanna and West
ern company will pay the employees of the
car shops, Cayuga and Brisbin mines to-
day. The Delaware and Hudson company
paid its employees at the Baltimore shaft,
tunnell and slope and the Conynsham
shaft yesterday.
The judiciary committee of select coun-
Gil will meet Friday night to pass upon
the ordinance allowing Muldoon & Bowe
$1,000 for extra work on the abutments OF
the Linden street and Roaring brook
bridges, and also to consider the damage
claim of Michael Reap, Of West Market
street.
The remains of Mrs. Mary +. Richmond
were brought to this city from Detroit
Mich, yesterday afternoon at $50. She
had been a sufferer for several years
Her age was So years. Four children sur.
vive her. They are Miss Jessie, Emma H.
of this city; George F., of Philadelphia
Mrs. Reese B, Oberteuffer, of Detroit
Mich. The funeral services will be pri
Nate and will be held at the home $40 JEFF
fcrson avenue, this morning al Il o'clock
The remains will be taken to Wyoming
Pa, for interment.
Marriage licenses were granted yester
day by the clerk cf the courts to Car
mon Sprague and Mrs. Susie Potter, o
LenoX, Susquehanna county; Alexande
McVicar and Mary Ellen Judson, of Oily
phant; Frank Shaffer, Of Waymart anC
May Smith, of Carbondale; Stanislau
Curylo and Anniela Bryl, of Priceburg; B
i. Fowler and Lillian Robinson, of Car
bondale; John F. Scheuer and Lucy Bur
schal, of Scranton; William Reisig an,
Catherine Berghauser, of Scranton.
The eleventh annual convention OF tn
Woman's Christian Temperance union o
Lackawanna county will be held in tn
Methodist church of Dalton on Wednes
day and Thursday, Sept. 10 and l6, com
menclng at l.30 p. m. Wednesday. Tn
committee in charge has arranged a yer
interesting programme. Mrs. Mabel
Conklin, of Brooklyn, N. Y, will lectur
Wednesday evening, Her subject will b
1.-THE Yourg Man Absolom Safe" IN
Dalton union provide entertainment. A
interested are cordially invited.