The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-05-13
CITY NOTES.

The school teachers will be paid today.
Edward e. Britton and Ann d. Barron.
both Of this city, were married by Alder
man Millar last evening.
The will of Thomas L. Jones, late OF
Scranton, was admitted to probate yes
tcrday and letters testamontary granted
TO his widow, Maggie c. Jones.
An execution for s1O7l.OG was yesterday
sued by +. +. Nettleton against j. D.
Caryl, the Linden street, dining room
keeper. The place was levied upon by the
sheriff during the afternoon.
David Davidson was again arrested yes
terday, this time on a charge Of perjury
preferred by n. Kaplin. of the deceased
yet kicking, Carbonate Furniture COM
pany. He was held under $500 bail
Lewis Gentlocorn Yesterday entered bail
3n the sum of $500 before Alderman Howe
on the charge Of cluding a board bill pre-
ferred by Stella Delaney Victor Cimino
of Barbertown, became his security.
Thomas MARROW yesterday caused the
arrest of Michael Langan on the charge
Of assault and battery. Both live on
Drinker street. The hearing in the case
was postponed by Alderman Howe until
this morning.
There will be union Bible class for the
study OF the Sunday school lesson this
evening at 7.i5 O'Clock i'm Grace Reformed
Episcopal church. Subject, Paul Preach
ing to the Gentilos," Acts. xiv, ll-32, All
Bible students are invited.
The ladies of the Penn Avenue Baptist
church will serve sunner this evening in
the church parlOrs, with tables ready at
90 O'Clock. This will be the last supper
they viii serve this season, and il is hoped
there will be a very liberal patronage.
It viii be Il good place for business men
and their wives to go tonight
Jennie Gurrell and May Richards. both
young women who live on the West Side.
got into somo difficulty Monday night and
in the end came to blows Miss Gurrell
Gppcared before Alderman Miilar yester-
day and sworc out a warrant for the
Richards girls arrest. The latter entered
bail before Alderman Millar in the sum of
$500.
Friday evening Colonel George Nox Nc
Cain, o: the Philadelphia Press, will de-
liver his lecture on "Nenezuoia" IN the
Penn Avenue Baptist church. The Pitts
burg Dispatch says of him: "Thc lecture
delivered by Colonel George NOX Mccain
at kitranning tonight was both in interest
and artistic effect the most successful! ever
delivered here"
Marriage licenses were yesterday grant
ed by Clerk Of the Courts Thomas TO Ed
ward +. Britton ana Annie ID. Barron, of
Scranton; Abraham Holland ana Sarah
Evans, of Scranton; Willis n. Williams
and Clara Smith, of Scranton: William II.
Osmond and Catherine Prtchard of Oily =
phant; Jennings l.. Drake ana Dean Il.
Lashcr, Of Newton: David Paterson, of
Dunmcre, and Ella NJ. Carlton, of Green
town, Pike county, Pa.
Edward McNully, newsboy on a Della
ware and Hudson train was arrested yes
terday at the instance Of Henry Lynch,
another newsboy, who charges NcNulty
with stealing peanuts, periodicals, bana-
mas, etc, from Lynch's barket. At the
hearing before Alderman Millar yesterday
McNulty was held in 800 bail for a further
hearing. The alleged theft WAS made on
April l; while LynCh's basket was in the
Delaware and Hudson central station.
Ladies, do not forget Miss Parloa's lee
ture for each week during May, Tuesday,
Thursday, Saturday. They are very in
structive as well as practical. All who
have taken course tickets, please be pune
tual. Miss Parloa has especially urged the
attendance of the young women ana girls
Professor Howell and Professor Phillips
have recommended the attendance of the
high school girls, feeling it an educational
opportunity. Tickets for schOCs girls a,
reduced rates at the Young Mems Chris
tian association.