The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-02-26
CITY NOTES.

ThOmaS G. Jones ana Lizzie L. Will
Jams, of this city, We're married in Jersey
City yesterday.
T. b. Daggers got 81 from the county
commissioners yesterday for killing
wild cat at Clifton Feb, last.
Marriage licenses were yesterday grant
ed to Charles Beaver and Rosina Ballet,
of Scranton Simon Tama, of Old Forge,
and Katazyma Galaz, of Scranton
The rockingham box office will open
this morning at 8 o'clock for the sale of
seats for the Cornell University Musical
clubs concert next Monday evening.
Central Park garden was closed by
Deputy Sheriff j. r. Ferber yesterday on
an execution of $500 issued by Mr.. Robin
son against the proprietor, Frank Moeller.
Attorney David Brown has purchased
the Commercial college, situated at the
corner of Penn and Lackawanna avenues.
Professor w. z. Gregory has been con-
Quoting the school.
James Jordan, who, together with other
boys, broke into the store room of Mar
tin j. May on Jan. l6 and stole tea, was
released from the county jail yesterday
under bail of $500 James O'Boyle quail
fled as bondsmen.
A pleasant and largely attended mas
Querade social was held last night by the
Enterprise Dancing class, at Excelsior
hall, on Wyoming avenue. 1t was in
charge of Professor George Taylor the
instructor of the class.
The physicians of the Lackawanna hos
pital are refraining from amputatng the
leg of Louis Storm, the boy injured in the
Hotel Jermyn elevator, hoping to save
the limb. They will be able to do so, they
believe, If blood poisoning does not de-
velop.
The Ladies' Aid society of Elm Park
church gave one of its now widely popu-
lar bi-weekly suppers in the church par
lors last evening between $50 and
O'clock, The dainty and bountiful repast
was partaken of by several hundred per-
sons.
To accommodate persons attending the
Inauguration at Washington, through par
lor cars will be run on the Jersey Central
Flyer March 3, leaving Scranton at l.. .45
noon; Avoca 1858, Pittston 1.Ol; Wilkes
Barre, 1.l6 and White Haven, 2.13 p. m,
arriving at Washington at S.45 p. IN.
The will of John Joseph Noll, late of
Scranton, was yesterday admitted to pro-
bate by Register Hopkins and letters tes-
tamentary granted to his widow Kather-
Inc Noll. In the estate of Bernard Bubell
late of Scranton, letters of administration
We're granted to his widow, Sophia Bpbell.
Alderman Howe yesterday afternoon
discharged John c. King, who had been
arrested on charge of throwing gar
on the South Side. Anthony Panser, who
was arrested at the instigation of
Charles Makengo was also discharged
by the alderman,
At the railroad department of the
Young Mems Christian association tonight
Attorney Aaron Vincent Bowen will de-
liver a lecture on Pompeii, beautifully il
lustrated with over 100 stereopticon pic
lures, some of them colored. Mr.. Bowen
gave this lecture last year before the
members of the association and is repeat
ing it by request. The lecture will be free
to members and their families.
The repairing of the tower of the pas
senger station of the Central Railroad of
New Jersey, which was damaged by a
fire some time ago, is now nearly COM
pleted. The finishing touches of the
painters will give the tower the identical
appearance it had before the fire. For
facilitating the handling of baggage sew
eral alterations are being made in the
baggage department of the station,
Mrs. Bonbrght, who is permanently To-
Gated at PA Adams avenue, this city, is
just now conducting q very interesting
series of lectures on health topics, illus
trated by numerous charts and diagrams,
al the New Hygiea hall, just retitted and
opened for this purpose This lady, who
comes here highly recommended, should
receive liberal patronage, as her work
strongly commends itself to the many
who are searching for that priceless re-
quisite-health
The EpWorth League union, comprising
all of the Epworth leagues in this city,
will meet in the social parlors of the Elm
Park church Friday evening at o'clock
A short musical programme has been ar.
ranged. l.. +. Bower, of Asbury chapter
will deliver a short address on tWhy Am
l an Epworth Leaguer?' The commit
tee on international convention, to be
hels In Toronto July 1918, will make re.
port, to be followed by "a social of a
unique character
The funeral of William Eyrhart, the
young man who, Wednesday evening, met
such a terrible death, will take place Sun
day afternoon at 2 o'clock from the resi-
dence of his step-father William Shift
fer, of MifIlin avenue 1ne remains Were
removed yesterday from Prices morgut
to the Shiffer residence. The body, wher
lowered into the grave, will be dresse.
In the suit of blue that young Eyrhar
wore as member of Company b, Thlr
teenth regiment, lnterment viii b,
r2ade in Forest Hill cemetery.
Fully a score of greasy-faced, dirt be
rrimed foreigners, mostly of Italian eX
;'~ction We're gathered in Alder
nan Howe's court yesterday whel
ola Ditallia was given a hear
'-G on charge preferred by Nichola
J go, Lorenzo Semengo and Carmlni
ado. These three men were ARRESTED
Wednesday charged by Ditallia with as