The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-01-13

Another large audience saw "Darkes:
America at the Academy of Music last
night.
Jacob Peetla and Mary Kohan, of Tay-
lor, were granted a marriage license yes
terday.
The Ladies' Aid society of ELM Park
church will serve supper tonight, COM
mencing at $50 o'clock.
Orin Spencer yesterday entered bail in
the sum of $500 for Josie Lesion, charged
with keeping disorderly house.
Harry c. Hagg announces himself as
candidate for common council in the
Seventh ward on the Republican ticket.
Lackawanna lodge, No. 95, Brotherhood
OF Railroad Trainmen, will hold its elev-
enth annual ball in Music Hall tonight.
Arthur Wicks, who served as a lands
man on the United States steamer Chica-
go, was yesterday granted a license TO
peddle.
The ladies of Grace Lutheran church
will serve refreshments on Thursday even
ing at corner of Madison avenue and Null
berry street.
A meeting of Group 8, Pennsylvania
Bankers association has been called for
the afternoon of Jan. 20, at the board of
trade rooms.
David Christman, who ror years con-
Quoted watch repairing shop on Penn
avenue, died last night at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Harry Staples, of 420 Mif-
film avenue. Funeral notice later.
The remains of A. O. Snow whose flu
neral took place Monday evening at 15l4
Capouse avenue, We're taken to Bingham
ton yesterday morning via the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western road for inter-
ment.
In Alderman Howes court yesterday
afternoon John Rubino was arraigned on
the charge of William Paschkos of assault
and battery. The alderman after hearing
the case, decided there was insufficient
ground for action and discharged the pr!s-
oner.
The Democrats of the First district OF
the Sixth ward held caucus last night
and nominated the following officers:
Judge of election, John w. Mllet; inspec,
tor of election; William Claherty; registec
of voters, John j. Keegan; assessor,
George Dwyer
A. Yeotti appeared in Alderman Millar's
court yesterday and secured a warrant for
the arrest of Louis Sercoin, an Italian
resident of Barbertown. The charge was
assault and battery. Sercoin waived a
hearing, giving bail in the sum of $500 for
his appearance in court.
News has been received here of the
death of Anthony Brown, of Blencoe, Ia
a former resident OF Dunmore. He leaves
years, Mrs. Edward Duffy and the late
Mrs. Michael Finnerty, of Elmhurst
street, this city, We're his sisters.
The stage manager of the Academy of
Music denies that an attempt was made
10 shoot anybody Monday night. He says
that colored man who resides in this
city attempted to force his way in on
the stage and was elected. Aside from
that there was no disturbance.
Executions were yesterday issued
against Luce Bros, of North Main ave-
nue. and Taylor, by II. j. Luce for $9,9OS. .73.
Both stores were closed during the after
noon by Deputy Sheriff Ferber. The
North Main avenue store Is one of the
oldest business places on the West Side.
Brooks A. Bass, agent for the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
found on the West Mountain a decrepit
old horse which had been condemned a
year ago on account of its age and feeble
ness, The animal was being worked
Bass arrested Martin Elgert, the owner
ana shot the horse and sent it to Hewitt's
dessicating works.
The Scranton Liederkranz gave a con.
cert in the Honesdale Opera House last
r.ght under the direction of Professor
8 'hilling the society's music director
.,rs, Schillng, Miss Speicher and Mr.
Nayder assisted. THE Village Barber