The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-01-08
CITY NOTES.

John Tlghe, assessor of Mayfield bor-
rough, made his returns to the county
commissioners yesterday.
After three weeks of idleness the en-
ployes of the Scranton Stove company
resumed work yesterday.
AT the Delaware mine and the Baltimore
slope the Delaware and Hudson Canal
company paid employees yesterday.
Today is payday at the car shops the
Bellevue, Dodge and oxford mines of the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
company.
The South mill of the Lackawanna Iron
and Steel company, which has been idle
for three months, resumed work yester-
day morning.
The resolutions on the death of the late
Frank S. Miller passed by the Lacka-
wanna county bar We're filed in court
records yesterday.
Frank Nj. Gill and Ella O'Hara, of Dun
more; Robert Thomas Bell and Prescila
Abbott, of Throop, We're yesterday grant
ed marriage licenses.
Albert Price, who, together with his
wife, was arrested on Tuesday, secured
his release from Jail Wednesday by CIV
ing as security for his fine a watch.
In St. Pauls hall, Green Ridge, Friday
evening, Jan 29, a dramatic performance
Will be given by the General Sheridan
council, No. ASP, Young Mems Institute,
of Green Ridge
The hearing of the men implicated in the
charges preferred by the parents of young
Eva Rautsch will be held at Alderman
Howe's office tomorrow evening between
the hours of and o'clock.
THE Heart of Chicago" was repeated
last night before a large audience at the
Academy of Music. The numerous thrill
ing climaXes were warmly applauded,
more particularly the railroad scene.
Sergeant A. b. Scott, of Company B.,
Thirteenth regiment, has been appointed
by Major w. S. Millar to accompany him
ON his tour of inspection of the Third
Brigade of the National Guard OF this
state.
Mayor Bailey yesterday signed resolu-
tions Of councils directing the city engi-
neer to prepare plans and an estimate OF
the cost of a sewer system in the Fifth
Sixth, Fifteenth and Eighteenth wards
and for a grade on Sherman avenue, be.
tween Jackson and Washburn streets.
George Goarki, charged with assault and
battery and desertion, was yesterday ad-
mitted to bail by Judge Gunster, John j.
Manning, of Olyphant, qualifying as sure
ty in the sum of $780, Joseph Deficit
charged with larceny and receiving, was
released on $500 bail furnished by Max
JudkoVitz
A,colored man named Storms, who halls
from Virginia was before Alderman Howe
yesterday on a charge of assaulting
Thomas Hatfield, of Mill City, on Dec
"a, on West Lackawanna avenue The al.
derman decided that case had not beer
made out against the gentleman of color
and discharged him.
Daniel Langowiski, editor of the locar
Polish paper, returned from philadelphia
last night, where he was tried for consplr.
acy yesterday and acquitted. The charge
grew out of the riots last summer at the
Polish church on the South Side. Mr.
Langowiski was defended by Attorney NJ
j. Walsh, of this city.
With reference to the suit brought Wed
nesday against the United States Indus
trial Insurance company of Newark, N
j., by Anna Keogh, superintendent j. c
stein, says the company holds the receip
g. the daughter OF the deceased for tn,
amount of the policy, Mrs, Keogh, Mr.
Sein says, has no legal claim.
ON June II, 1895, Anna Genowski said
cr Is alleged TO have said, to Mary Grezu
J. of this city; "Tak Kricela jejae-'
3e rest of II is unfit for publication. Now
ahe wants $1,000 for having such a terri