The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-02-27
CITY NOTES.

City employees. school teachers and jam
itors of school buildings will be paid to-
day.
The Scranton Stove works will be idle
today, owing to the reclining of the Gu
pola.
Michael Roshetare and Annie Egnot of
Archibald, We're granted marriage Ii
cenSe yesterday
John Boyle O'Reilly council, No l34,
Young Mems Institute will hold a book
reception Monday night.
Scranton conclave, No. 127, Improved
Order of Heptasophs, held a special meet
ing last night in Raub's hall for the pur-
pose of taking action on the death of DR..
Ives.
Camp No 572, Patriotic Order Sons of
America, has removed its place of meet
ing from Fuller's hall, on Lackawanna
avenue to Finley's hall The camp win
furnish and equip the new rooms in
very credtable manner.
A. E. Robinson had George Shaller ar
rested yesterday on warrant issued by
Alderman Howe on a charge of assault
and battery When the hour set for the
hearing arrived the prosecutor did not
appear and Shaller was discharged.
The members of the Railroad Young
Mems Christian association and their
families last evening al the associations
hall enjoyed A. V. Bowers famous stere-
opticon lecture on Pompeii. one hundred
different scenes We're shown. Mr.. Bow
ers description evidenced the thorough
study he has made of this very interest
ing subject
Deputy Sheriff ]. r. Ferber yesterday
levied upon the works of the Bonita Glass
Pipe and Conduit company at Throop on
an execution for $l59.02 issued at the in
stance of thp Hunt e COnnpl1
He also closed up the general store and
saloon of Solomon NIiddleman at the
Ridge, Archibald, ON two executions
amounting to $500, issued by Mr.. Robin
sons Sons.
The Spooner Comedy company will
close its weeks engagement at the Froth-
ingham today by producing "Eccles'
Girls" in the afternoon and "A Woman $
Devotion; or Convict 4GS' at night. Yes
terday afternoon the company was seen
in Kathleen Mavourneen' and at night
in the very amusing three-act comedy,
The Dean" which was preceded by an
Gmusing curtain-raiser, THE Happy
Pair"
Jams Kaig and ePter McGovern were
taken to the Moses Taylor hospital yes
terday. Kaig, who resides below Taylor,
is a laborer at the South Mill, and a piece
of iron falling from a roof struck him on
the shoulder. He is only temporarily in
capacitated. McGovern was injured while
AT work in the Bellevue mine by fail OF
roof. One of his legs was badly crushed.
The doctors entertain hopes that ampu-
tation will be unnecessary.
A garrulous individual under the in
fluence of liquor strolled into Alderman
Howe's court yesterday afternoon and
proceeded to make himself unwelcome.
He cursed and tore about and Vocferous-
lV demanded n n
Taking his condition and the way he was
acting into consideration the alderman
decided the man needed a SOLDERING in
fuence and a constable lodged him behind
the bars of the lookup, where he will re-
main until he is sober.
Martinus Sieveking, the famous Dutch
pianist, is announced to play again in
Scranton. The three greatest pianists of
the day are Pawerewski Seveking and
Rosenthal. Each is noted for perfection
in some particular style of playing. Pad
erewski for his mastery interpreta ton,
execution, and feeling; Sieveking for his
wonderful digital deXterty, poetic feeling
and magnetic tone, and Rosenthal for his
technique. Indications are that Scranton
will give a full house to this great artist
on March 8,
Nicola Ditallia and his two country
men, Nicolas PelSo and Lorenzo Semengo
who reside in Old Forge township, and
figured in Alderman Howe's court We'd
nesday have settled their differences out
side the court, Ditallia had Pelso and
Semengo arrested on the charge of as
sault and battery and they brought a
counter-action against him. When the
latter was being led to Jail in default OF
bail his prosecutors softened ana with
drew the charge. Ditallia in turn with
drew his charge against Pelso and Sc
memo.