The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-01-18

The Delaware and Hudson company paid
Saturday at the Coalbrook mine at Car
bondale.
Charles j. Post was on Saturday admit
ted to practice at the Lackawanna bar on
motion of Attorney William j, Hand.
The Scranton board of trade will hold its
annual meeting tonight. Among the bus-
ness to be transacted is the election of Of
tiCers.
In Durrs hall on next Wednesday even
ing the Volunteer Firemen's association
will conduct the installation of officers
for the ensuing term.
Letters testamentary in the estate of
Friedrich Jane, late Of Scranton. We're
granted Saturday to his daughter. Emma
Blaekwood and Lizzie Is. Zang.
Patrick Mularkey, charged by John
Stanton with robbery, was arraigned in
police court Saturday morning. He was
committed to the county Jail in default
of $500 BAIL
An attachment execution was issued
Saturday afternoon against Luce Bros.
by Weyler Bros. of New York. The eX-
ecuton was issued as liquidation for
debt of $2l2.OG.
John Johnson, who was arrested Friday
night on a charge preferred by May l..
Gallagher was Saturday liberated from the
county Jail. Benedict Eden became his
bondsman in the sum of $500.
Chief-of-Poice Robling received a tele-
gram from Binghamton Saturday night
asking him to be on the lookout for Pat
rick Fitzgerald, a 1G-year-old youth of
that city who left home on Jan t.
Attorney John NJ. Corbett was in Phla-
delphia last week with Philadelphia capt.
talists for the sale of a large piece of land
which fronts on Crystal lake The Phil
adelphians, it is said, are trying to ac-
quire possession of the fake.
The coroner's inquest into the death of
Willie Beagle, who died recently of arse
ncal poisoning in Rendham, will be held
tonight. The report of the analysis of the
contents of the boys stomach will be pre-
sented by Chemist Benjamin.
A sleeping car has been attached to
train No. II on the Delaware, Lackawan
ma and Western road and its time lessened
nineteen minutes between New York and
Binghamton. 1t formerly left at lis a.
m; it now leaves twelve minutes earlier
The funeral of owen O'Malley, who died
Friday at his home, on South Washington
avenue, will take place this morning. A
high mass of requiem will be celebrated
in st. Peters cathedral and interment Will
be made In Hyde Park Catholic cemetery
Harry Swank was arrested Saturday by
Constable Yeomans, and arraigned before
-
Lammalumas with assault and battery
The evidence of the complainant was
considered insufficient and the alderman n
discharged Swank.
Edward Carey was arrested Saturday
on warrant sworn out at the instance of
J.. Robinson's Sons. The latter charge
the prisoner with obtaining goods under
false pretences. Before Alderman Jonn
Y, Howe Saturday afternoon the prisoner
was taken to the county Jail in default of
$500 bail
The Scranton Turner's and the South
Scranton Basket Ball teams win meet this
evening at Sl5 at Turner's hall for the
first championship game between them
A social will be given after the game. La
dies will be admitted free. William
Schimpff, referee; Edward Eisele and
Charles Bechtold umpres.
The exchanges at the Scranton Clearing
House last week We're as follows; Mon
day, Sl3i,5S5.4S Tuesday, $105, ,67T.74; We'd
resday, $2S492S,SO; Thursday, S1Sl, OPT OG;
Friday, $l2O9i7,39 Saturday, S132, ,3l5.34; (;
total, 1853, 426,76. Clearings for the week
ended jan 10, 1896, $3.50, 1885, business in
crease of sl9.G69,41.
John Hinton the prisoner whose thumb
"; 3 painfully crushed on Friday, as de-
t-eied in Saturdays Tribune, was ar