The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-08
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CITY NOTES.

The new No. &c school building will be
inspected by the board of control at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The ladies of the congregation of E1l'
Cross church, Bellevue, will conduct =
supper in the basement of the church -. :,
the evenings of oct. 26 and q.
On account of the death of Hon. Lemuei
Amerman, superintendent of the Nay Aug
Mission school, the sociahlC to be held
Friday evening will be postponed.
George r.. stevenson, of Waverly.
Charles H. Lowry and Jacob Schatfer, Y
Scranton, were yesterday appointed view
ers of the new road in Scott township.
Miss Edith Burrell. "A noted soprano of
Brooklyn. n. V. has kindly consented
TO sing at the social of the Kings Daugh-
ters and Kings Sons this evening at their
room in Elm Park church.
Michael Carroll and Andrew Guty, who
with shovel and hoe respectively, struck
Patrick Convey while at work on the
Mulberry street pave Wednesday, were
committed to the county Jail yesterday
for a further hearing.
The Delaware. Lackawanna and West
ern company will pay at the car shops.
the Brisbin and CayuEa mines today. The
Delaware and Hudson company paid yes
terday at Mill Creek mines. Mil Creek.
and Baltimore tLnnell, at Wilkes Barre.
The ladies of the Penn Avenue Baptist
church are planning for an art exhibition
early in November. They have accepted
the offer of tho Ladies' Home Journals
art collection and will combine other in
terestnS features to make an enjoyable
evening.
The hearing before the auditor in the
assignment of the Hyde Park bank has
been continued until Monday, Oct. II, 1897,
at o'clock in the office of the auditor.
I.
Scranton. All persons interested will
please present their claims.
william II. FricZe, of Scranton, and
Elizabeth owens, of Olyphant; George
King and Elizabeth Ann Hawke, of Sib-
ley; Peter Gallagher and Lizzie Lynch. of
Scranton: Frank surplus and Annie Nc
Hale. of Scranton; George Il. Taylor and
May Hughes, of Scranton, were yesterday
granted marriage licenses
The rain yesterday caused two mishaps
on the lines of the Scranton Railway
company. one on Pine street near the
corner of Madison avenue, the other on
the Washington avenue hill near the
Erie and Wyoming Valley station. BY
the former Mrs. Mary James, of Rend-
ham, was slightly injured. No one was
injured by the Washington avenue acci-
dent.
An enthusiastic meeting of the Key
stone campaign club was held last even
ing in the hall of the Howard Place At
rican Methodist Episcopal church. Pres
ident c. w. Brown was in the chair.
The approaching campaign was discussed
and the club decided to take an active
interest in it. The organization numbers
many of the colored voters of the city
and is a tower of strength politically.
Coroner S. p. Longstreet yesterday
held an inquest on the body of Andrew
Novack, the man who died at the Lack.
awanna hospital from a fractured skull.
The post mortem disclosed the fact that
death was brought on by cerebro spinal
meningitis. The following were appointed
jurors to meet and take testimony next
Wednesday night: Drs. Newbury and
Rank, Z. d. owen, A. T. Raynsford,
John McDonough and Fred kaufman.
The steam filters and steam filters
helpers of the city last night organized
a branch of the United Association OF
Journeymen Plumbers. Gasfitters, Steam
Filters and Steam Filters Helpers of the
United States and Canada. There are
eighteen charter members. The men
were organized by p. j. Thomas The
officers chosen were: President, Z. j.
Ratigan; vice president, Charles F.
Cleary; corresponding secretary, w. f.
Harrison; financial secretary, c. Gibson,
treasurer, j. w. Nealon; statistician, j.
w. Ryan; inside sentinel. NJ. j. How.
ley.