The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-10
CITY NOTES.

There will be a meeting of the common
council tonight
The Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern company will pay their trainmen to-
day.
Beginning next Saturday the offices in
the court house will close at noon each
Saturday until September.
DR.. Keller, of Wyoming avenue. broke
q bone In his leg Just above the ankle by
jumping from his bicycle Monday night.
A farNwsll meeting and swearing in of
recruits Viii be he'd this evening at the
barracks Of the Salvation Army on Price
street,
The DelaNa are and Hudson company paid
the employees of the Jermyn mines at
Jcrmyn and the trainmen of the Gravity
on the Honesdale division of the Gravity
road yesterday.
Morris Hollander, of Old Forge, through
Attorney Nathan Vidaver, yesterday
brought 5000 damage suit against Max
Rosenbluth, who he allages accused him
of keeping a dlsorderly house.
Thomas Ruddy, brakeman, whose
homo is on Third street. Bellevue, had his
left foot injured yesterday morning while
at work in the Delaware, Lackawannd
and Western yard. He was taken to the
Moses Taylor hospital.
Don't forget the excursion to Lake Ariel
on Saturday, June ~, under the auspices
of the Church of the Good Shepherd,
Green Ridge A band of music will be at
the Erie and Wyoming station at $50
Tickets, rs cents; children, 40 cents.
Anthony Lally. Of the South Side, was
sent to the county Jail yesterday by Al.
derman Millar in default of 5000 bail. The
charge against him was entering a barn
on the South Side last Sunday and stealing
box of cigars, the property of the pros
ecutrix, Mrs. B. Donnelly, of Beech street.
The Woman's Home Missionary society
of the First Presbyterian church will
give an entertainment of music and tab
leaux this evening at o'clock, at the
residence of James Archibald, No. 42i
Jefferson avenue. All are invited. Enve-
lopeS and offerings received at he door.
Members of other congregations, 80 cents.
Walter Sample and George Danger, the
two men who assaulted Street Car Con-
ductor Fox Tuesday night We're held in
5000 to appear at court yesterday by May
or Bailey. They alleged that they did not
assault the conductor and that on the con-
trary they were elected from the car
without reason when it was near the city
line.
The body of George c. Wilson, who died
at Maiden, Mass, June Z, will be brought
10 this city today on Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western train No. 3, arriving
at Lou y. IN. FRIENDS VIII fneet the body
and proceed direct to DUnmore cemetery,
where burial will take place under the di-
rection of Griffin post, No. 1S9. Grand Army
of the Republic.
A domestic in j. b. Higgins residence
over his hotel at 226 Lackawanna avenue.
yesterday dropped a lighted match in a
barrel of old clothing in a spare room.
Two hours afterward the barrel was drs-
covered in a blaze and an alarm was sent
in from box 10, corner Lackawanna and
Franklin avenues. Tho services OF the
department were not needed, however as
the barrel yas rolled down stairs and
out on the avenue.
Thomas D. James and Caroline A. Floyd,
of Scranton; George Jacoby and Marie
Williams, of Scranton: John w. Ellis and
Winnie Richards, of Dunmore; Horace f..
Hepburn and Mabel Stanton, of Throcp
Stephen A. Smith, of Dunmore, and Katie
Hagen. of Scranton; John d. Evans, of
Old Forge, and Mary L. Graham, of Tay-
lor; William Richards and Florence
Brown, of Old Forge; Tohn Conway, of
Duryea, and Sarah l.. Gilmore, of Scran-
ton. were granted marriage licenses yes
terday.