The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-29
CITY NOTES.

In the divorce case of Michael smith
against Maria Smith, court granted rule
for alimony and counsel fees saturday
The Nay Aug Hose company viii re-
move Wednesday to the new quarters On
Franklin avenue. Preparation Ioi
proper entire are going on.
Today the board of revision and ar-
peal will hear appeals from the Eleventh
ward assessment. Appeals from the Ithth
ward were heard Saturday
A successful weeks run at the Froth-
ingham was closed by the Minnie Lester
company Saturday night with "A very
creditable production of Jack Shep-
herd"
John j. Coyne's bond as tax collector of
I.ackawanna township i'm the sum of
$780, 900 was approved by the court sat
urday. The sureties on the bond are: j.
j. Joyce, Mary Coyne, Thomas joyce
Martin Flaherty, =. Mulherin and Philip
Robinson
\ quarterly convention of the societies
comprising the Second district of the
Scranton diocesan union win be held in
St. Joseph's hall, Mincoka, on sunday
afternoon. April II. The delegates will be
entertained by the members Of St. Jo-
seph's society.
The exchanges at the Scranton Clearing
House during the week We're: Monday,
$l99,474.1S; Tuesday, $ll5,95i.5S; Wednesday,
SlOb2bS.6li lNuiSudN, Sl"t' t'ouo'Op' llu"S :
$50, 4i3.26; Saturday, $ll5,315.9j; total SSO3,
375,35; clearlngs for the week ended
March 2S 1896 S75i,725.SS.
The attention of the readers of The Trib-
une is directed to the advertisement OF
Sanderson's pharmacy on page .. This
pharmacy, while not the oldest in the
city, is strictly up to date with u stock
replete with everything that goes to make
up first class drug store. Their pre-
scription department, with the motto
Skill, accuracy and purity" is second 10
none in the city.
The resolution awarding to the Column
bia Construction company the contract
for laying an asphalt pavement on Null
berry street, was placed in the hands Of
Mayor Bailey Saturday. If the resolution
Is not defective in Il legal way there Is
little doubt that II will receive His Hon
oI's signature. He resides on Mulberry
street and has been from the commence
ment Of the paving agitation warm
friend of the proposed Improvement.
David Lewis had a lively time of it Fri
day night, He is seller of Easter dress
goods and got into Nellie Bly's place, in
Raymond court. He offered his goods
which consisted of six patterns of ladies
dress goods, for sale but the womeT
present would not buy. This angerct
Lewis and he threatened TO tell the police
the kind of house the bly, woman con
ducts. Patrolman John Thomas wa;
called ana to him Lewis was impudent
The end was Lewis arrest and he pait
So for the release.
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II.