The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-04-13
CITY NOTES.

= A bicycle rack is bers placed in the
Board of Trade entrance.
Mrs. Annie Barnes has removed her mu-
sic studio to 61S Mulberry stree.
Eugene Shifrcr formerly of Martin a.
Delaney's, has opened a fine tailoring cs-
tabli shment at l2i Wyoming avenue.
TIE Board of Associated, Charities of
Scranton will meet this evening, at
o'clock in the poor board room, Municipal
building.
The Fanny Mende!ssohn society will
meet for rehearsal Wednesday afternoon
at the rockingham. y full attendance
is urged.
Evangelist l.. Shel.horn arrived in the
, city yesterday. There is a probability that
he will run a Gospel wagon in this vicinity
during the summer months.
The funeral of Charles T. Starr will be
held from the residence i07 Taylor ave-
nue., at . o'clock Wednesday. 1t will be
private, and intermenL will be MADE in
Forest Hin cemetery.
Mrs. W. =. Duggan. agent of the Asso-
ciated Charities. has returned from
brief visit in Philadelphia. While in that
city she inspected the methods of work in
its Public Charities association.
The ladies of the MacAll Mission auxil-
iary will hold a meeting at the residence
of Mrs. II. c. Sanderson, 405 Clay avenue,
this afternoon at $50 O'Clock. All inter-
ested in the work are cordially invited to
, attend
Services will be held every evening this
week Except Saturday. in the First Pres
byterlan church. The services will begin
L promptly at Il quarter to o'clock, and
will last not more than one hour All are
welcome to attend.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern company viii pay today at the pyne,
Taylor and Holden collieries. The Della
ware and Hudson Canal company paid
the employees o. its railroad department
north of Scranton yesterday.
The city's death rate continues to be
above the normal. Last Swe esk-s45 deaths
resulted from all causes. There were 10
new cases and deaths from measles and
new cases and l death from diphtheria
Yesterday 10 new cases of measles were
reported
William Costello. a driver boy employed
in the Marvine shaft, had one of his arms
crushed yesterday morning by having
It caught between two ears he was cou-
ping. He was taken to the home of his
father, Michael Costello. of Charles street,
North End.
= The board of tax revision and appeal
will devote today, tomorrow and Thurs
day TO hearing appeals by the Lackawan-
ma, Iron and Steel and the Lackawanna
Iron and Coal companies and the repre-
sentatives Of large estates and railroad
companies.
warrant was issued from Alderman
Howc's office for the arrest of Contractor
A. W. Widerhush, who is charged by
Street Commissioner Kinsley with OBJ
structing the sidewalk and eXcavating
without a permit, Widenbush has not
been arrested.
According to the new arrangement Lieu
tenant of Police John Davis was on day
duty yesterday and last night the central
precinct was i'm charge of Police Captain
p Richard Edwards. Lieutenant Davis has
been on the night force exclusively for
over three years.
Jacob CONNER and Mary Ellen Jones, OF
Scranton: Thomas II. Champion and Belle
Boxer, of Jermyn; Francis Z. Donlin, of
Jersey City and Mary Harvey, of Scran-
ton; Joseph L. Jones and Mrs. Ann Davis,
of Scranton, were granted marriage IL
censes yesterday.
AN who are interested ir the Bible
study with James McConkey will please
take notice that the class will hold its next
meeting on Tuesday, April -. in the par,
lors OF the Young Mems Christian asso.
ciatlon. This class will continue to meet
as heretofore every other Tuesday.