The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-09
CITY NOTES.

Kew. John CaVanaugh Will speak at the
Rescue Mission tonight
There will be the regular service in st.
Luke's church this evening at 7.45 p. nj.
Saturday half holiday will be observed
at the court house from now until Sept. Is.
There was no meeting CT the Board of
Associated Charities last night, owing to
the inability Of a number Of members
to be present.
Seventeen witnesses were examined by
the respondents in the Dunmor contest
yesterday. Two were disqualified and two
were put in the doubtful column.
The new Sons of Veterans camp of Pitts
ton, has extended an invitation to Camp
s, OF this city, to attend its first instalia-
tion and supper to be held June 2S
At the monthly meeting of the Lacka-
wanna County Medical society last night
in the city hall DR.. Burns read an inter-
esting and instructive paper on singing.
The funeral service of the late DR.. T.. ].
Longshore will be held this afternoon at
2 o'clock from the family residence, 327
North Washington avenue. Funeral pri-
vate.
The funeral of Mrs. Adam Heblich will
take place today from her late residence.
1915 Ash street. Services will be held at
st. Peters LutEeren church and inter
ment will be made in Forest Hill ceme-
terry.
Michael Casey was found at $40 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon on the ore dump
near the LGckawaEna Iron and Coal COM
pany store. He had fallen from the rail-
road and was badly cut on the face and
head.
John Lydner, the beer wagon driver
who blocked the tracks of the Scranton
Railway company, entered bail yesterday
before Alderman Millar in the sum of $500
to appear on the charge OF obstructing the
right of way.
Walter Sample and George Danger,
two West Side young men, were arrested
last night at the corner of Franklin ave-
nue. and Lackawanna avenue by Patrol
men j. d. Thomas and Marker for Great
ing disturbance on a Peckville car.
Edward Bamford who gave his home as
Emira, was arrested on a. Delaware
Lackawanna anG Western freight train
yesterday by Special Officer James Dur
kin. He paid the costs of prosecution be-
fore Alderman Millar and was discharged
DR.. Thomas w. Jenkins, of Albany, n
Y. and Miss May j. Davis, of Scranton;
Theodore Kline, of Dunmore, and Fran
ces Pantle. of Scranton; Fred II. Harding
and Margaret Langguth, of Scranton
were yesterday granted marriage licenses
The bond Of Edward Fidler, collector of
state and county taxes for the First ward,
was approved by the county commission
ers yesterday. 1t is in the sum of 1900
and has as sureties John Hall, Alex.
Simpson, f. c. Crellin, John Mitchell and
George ARCHIBALD.
The Delaware and Hudson company
paid their employees at the White Oak col
liery at Archibald and the Baltimore Tun-
nell and Cunningham at Wilkes Barre yes
terday. The employees of the car shops
and the Cayuga and Brisbin mines will. be
paid by the Delaware, Lackawanna anI
Western company today.
The Lackawanna Pathological and Clin-
lea! society met last evening in the patrol-
mems room at police Headquarters DR..
Burns read an interesting paper. The
meeting was held in the city hall because
of the repairs which are in progress in the
old meeting hall on Mulberry street.
Jones d Powderly yesterday made ap-
plication TO court for the incorporation
of Court Lily of the Valley, No, rs, For
esters of America, located at Jermyn. The
subscribers are: Thomas Baker, Conner
Griffiths, William G.. Harvey, John w.
Jones, Alfred Butterworth, Philip H.
Tucker and Stephen Maroon
An infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
O'Boyle, of Prospect avenue, was struck
on the head by base ball Sunday after
noon on Prospect avenue, AMI may be
permanently injured as a result The ac-
cident occurred while the child was being
wheeled in a carriage near a ground
where boys were playing ball.
At the drill Of Company C, Thirteenth
regiment. Monday night several changes
were announced. Private w. r. Pearce
OF company A. was appointed TO fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF
Sergeant Major Rice. Sergeant Charles
Read, Of Company q, Montrose, was pro.
noted to She position of regimental color
sergeant, vice Sergeant II, W. Luce. re-
signed. Irwin q. Morris and Walter e
Gunster. OF Company A, were made cor.
porals.
The executive committee of the Scran.
ton Rescue Mission held their regular
monthly meeting Nc nday afternoon at thC
Mission building, on Franklin avenue En-
couraging reports " ere read by the treas
urer a7d Superintendent. Thirty-thret
meetings were held during the month OF
Mas attended by 1,6l9 persons; fourteer
asked for the prayers of the mission, ant
six were converted. 1t is proposed n
hold outdoor meetings during the warn
weather and the Sunday meetings tina
were so successfully held at Nay Aus
park last summer, will be Commenced n,
soon as the weather will permit super
intendent Sanborn will take his usua
summer vacation during the month o
July. During his absence Arthur Williams
will conduct the meetings.
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Wedding announcements engraved a
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Tailor made fall suits and overcoats
latest styles. John Ross. 3oI spruc,
street. 90