The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-02-02
CITY NOTES.

The law firm of Huslander & Nosburg
has been dissolved.
There will be IA meeting of managers of
Florence mission Tuesday at 10 a. m.
Michael Davitt was sworn in by Mayor
Bailey yesterday as a sewer inspector.
The Supreme court at Philadelphia yes
terday refused reargument in the Cor
neiius Smith disbarment proceedings.
The Laurel club of the Young Women's
Christian association will entertain and
instruct their members and friends tonight
by giving an 'Evangel Evening" Come
and bring friend.
At the instance of Lisman Bros. rule.
was yesterday granted to bring to issue
the dispute regarding the distribution of
the funds in the sheriffs hands arising
from the sale of Luce Bros store.
The meeting of the Central Woman's
Christian Temperance union this after
noon at o'clock will be addressed by Mrs.
Pease, of Green Ridge. Subject, expert
ences and Incidents of a Trip Through
Russia"
The members of Lieutenant Ezra 5. Grif-
fin Women's Relief corps, No. 80, auxiliary
to Griffin post, No. l39, will serve a tea
this evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
j. II. Thomas, lOlG Wood street. from
to 10 y. m.
John j. Murphy was appointed auditor
TO distribute the funds in the hands Of
James j. OMalley, trustees of the estate
of Alfred II. Brown j. NJ. Walker was
appointed auditor in the estate of Nancy
Parry, deceased.
The funeral of the late Jeremiah f.
Ryan will take place this morning at $50
o'clock from Si5 Capouse avenue. y re-
QUEEN mass will be celebrated in st. Pet
er's cathedral and interment will be made
in Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
Miss Carrie Smith was arraigned before
Alderman Nillar last evening to answer n
charge preferred nv Mrs Jennie WinlocI,
who resides in the Ruu building on Wash.
ington avenue The nrosecutrix failed to
appear and Miss Smith was DISCHARGED.
During the week ended Ian 40 twenty
new cases of contagious diseases We're re-
norfed 10 the hoard of heaIth The nature
of the cases were tvphoid fever /. scarlet
fever. 6. diphtheria. 1. measles 9 There
was one death dine to a contapious disease
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David Sayers, formerly of Mayfield who
recently moved into residence ON lIick-
ory street, was arrested yesterday by Spe-
cial Oflicer Henry Jones, of the South
Side, for the breaking of "A city ordinance
relating to the obstruction OF sidewalks
There was quantity of rubbish IN his
yard, which he shoVeled out on the side
walk, where for several days, it annoyed
passers by. Alderman Miller gave him q
hearing last evening and discharged the
prisoner upon his payment of the costs.
At a meeting of the John Mitchell cllt
Sunday afternoon ARRANGEMENTS were per
birthday. March is the date of his birth