The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-04-02
CITY NOTES.

Miss Carolyn V. Dorsey and pupils will
give an entertainment at Moscow TINS
evening.
Mrs w. j. Robb has removed her resi-
dence from Scranton to Pittston JuhctloIl,
where she will conduct the CampDeh
Ledge hotel.
The board Of health failed to muster a
quorum yesterday afternoon, ana 'he
meeting was postponed until this even
ing at 7.30 o'clock.
A marriage license was yesterday. grant
ed by Clerks of the Courts Thomas 10
Frank p. Long, of Jermyn, ana Nlhltred
Seymour, of Mayheld
The condition of Michael Regan at the
Lackawanna hospital last night was much
improved, and his recovery is considered
certain If no new complications arise
Deputy Sheriff j. X. Ferber yesterday
closed up the restaurant OF Larry Nel-
trick on Linden street on Judgment note
for 500 held by John c. Weichel, the
owner of the building,
Frank Shffcr. the contractor, who was
arrested and locked in the central police
station Wednesday night for shooting at
a dog on Penn avenue, was nned - DN
Mayor Bailey iu police court yesterday.
There will be Il meeting of Journeymen
horseshoers Saturday at 7.3O p. m. IN
Ancient Order of United Workmen's hall,
42l Lackawanna avenue. III horseshoers
of Scranton and vicinity are requested 10
attend.
The Nay Augs completed their removal
yesterday. Last night was spent in tlN-
ing the drop harness and making ready
for work. A meeting of the company VIII
be held tonight, at which arrangements
for house warming Will be made.
In the estate of Anthony Loughney late
n1.. u nr,lg
granted letters of administration to
James Allen. In the estate of Anna kost
Russin. late of old Forge, letters of ad-
minstration were granted to Anna Rus
sin.
The Union Transfer company has moved
into commodious apartments at ll3 Frank
lin avenue. Since its Incorporation the
Transfer company has grown until it is
credit to this progressive city. The
company will now be able TO serve its
patrons better than ever before.
The funeral of James Loughney, of car
bon street, who died Tuesday, was held
yesterday morning. A solemn high mass
of requiem was celebrated in st. Peter :
cathedral by Rev. j. j. O'Reilly, Rev. j.
j. b. Feeley ana Rev Y. +. Carmody.
Interment was made in Hyde Park Catho-
lie cemetery.
The Delaware and Hudson company
yesterday palu ONCE employees ana agents
at Scranton, Providence and Carbondale
and at the Manville mine. The Della
ware, Lackawannn and Western COM
pany paid yesterday at the Archibald,
Hyde Park ana Continental mines, and
win pay at the Hallstead and Diamond
mines today.
According to the usual Friday custom
the students at the training school VIII
today exchange places with an equal
number of regular teachers, who viii re-
ceiVe days instruction from Miss
Sykes, the training school principal The
exchange is also designed to give the
training school students an occasional op.
portunity to experience practically tn
art of teaching,
A son of Common Councilman Gilroy
of the seventh ward, was bitten by q
dog owned by Jacob Hinzman, Of Greer
lane yesterday morning. The Gilroy lad
Is paper carrier and was delvcrinl
along mis- route when the dog attacked
him. The case was reported 10 the police
department and Detective Dyer was N
structed to investigate the case and de-
stroy the animal if he was vicious
W. H. Harrison, whose ready humol
contributed to the enjoyment of his tan
on good roads before the board of trad
several months ago, will he one of tn
speakers at the Good Roads league meet
ing TO be held April 10 at the board o
trade rooms. He Is assistant to Genera
Roy Stone, chief of the bureau Of high
ways OF the department of agriculture
and who also will address the meeting