The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-22


Princeton. 1he players dincd at Han
lty's.
SECOND REIEARSAL.-All members
of the Fanny MendolssUhn society are re-
quested to be present at the second re-
hearsal this afternoon at o'clock at the
Scranton Conservatory.
SOLD A LOT.-The building committee
OF the board of control met last night and
besides approving of number of bills,
VIII recommend the sale of q lot on West
Market street to Nj. O'NIalley. brother
of the controller from the Third.
FAREWELL TO CLTBNATES.--The
Green Ridge wheelmen were entertained
last night with a smoker by one of their
number Charles Carr, who next week
Joins the ranks of the Bcnedcts. 1t was
in the nature of farewell to club life.
WAR SALAD-The New York, On
tario and Western Railroad company has
issued a leaflet advertising its fall eXcur-
sion to New York which contains num-
ber of sentences from which the names of
notable pcrsonages connected with the
war arc TO be extracted
A WATCH STOLEN.-John Howells, of
Des Moines, Ia, was arrested ut the in
of Harrison avenue, on the charge OF
stealing a watch while he was visiting
her Wednesday night. He was given a
hearing yesterday before Alderman Howe
and discharged.
WIRE BLAZED UP.-One of the cleo
trio wires entering the store of the Scran-
ton Cash Furniture store in the Burr
building, came inContaCt with the sign
a 4.30 yesterday afternoon and a blaze
four feet high shot upwards. The insu~
lation had worn off. All the damage was
TO the wire and a slight scorching OF the
sign.
KEPT HER TRUNK.-Mabel West, ct
16 Lackawanna avenue, was arrested yes
terday on q warrant sworn out by Liz
Clayton before Alderman Howe alleging
larceny by bailee in OBTAINING her trunk
Miss Clayton was one of the defendant $
boarders. The evidence proved that the
trunk was held for an unsettled board
bill. She was discharged.
HARDWARE STORE CLOSED-Sheriff
Pryor yesterday levied upon the hard
ware store of b. L. Leonard on the fol-
lowing executions: Merchants and Me-
chanics' bank S., ,0O0 and $1,000; 3. +. Con-
molly, trustee, $500; Roscoe Dale, trus-
tee, $iG5.23; Roberts Werner q Co., ST.
5231O; SUPPER Hardware Co., $l3G44; Lee
high Stove and Manufacturing company
$3l6.47.
TAKEN FOR a BURGLAR.-Dan De-
VINE partially demented man who spent
three or four years at the Hillside home
was mistaken for a burglar at an early
hour yesterday morning by Patrolman
Johler in Railroad alley. Devine had a
bag with him containing a variety OF
things all the way down from a collar
button to suit of clothes. They consti.
tuted his worldly possessions.
WANTED TO BE EXCUSED.-Tht
hearing on DR.. Roberts objections to DR.
Saltrys nomination as Independent CIti
zens" candidate for coroner will take
place today before Judge Archibald. The
matter was presented to Judge Gunstel
Yesterday but being fellow candidate OF
both he asked the attorneys to submit the
matter to Judge Archibald This was ac
auesced In, and Judge Archibald will hear
the arguments today
CHANGE OF TIME,-On and after Oct
"a, 1898, trains Nos 10 and IS will be dis
continued between Factoryviue 0nC
scranton The time OF train No. Il vii
be changed as follows: Leave Scranton
b.l0 p. M; Chinchilla, $50; Clark's sum
NIT, 5.2I: Glenburn, 5.S4; Dalton, 537; La
Plume, 6i2; Factoryville, SAC; Tunnel. 3. 80
arrive Nicholson. 600. All trains will b,
governed accordingly. On and afte
above date train No. 4 will srop at CLARK,
Summit
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.--A number o
persons inquired yesterday II the nisl
school entertainment course is to be |
strictly subscription affair. The question
is natural one, inasmuch as 1t is tn
frst series of entertainments with whicl
our public schools are identified. How
ever, the course is open to the genera
public and tickets can be had as indicates
in our advertisement in another column
The subscriptions had TO be assured be
fire the rnupaA could ha undartaly