The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-09-28

which was attended by large number OF
his former pupils.
NEW LAW STUDENT.--E. A. Jones, a
graduate of the School of the Lacka-
wanna, and matriculate of Yale was
registered as law student yesterday in
the office of d. j. Davis.
SELLING WITHOUT LICENSE.-For
selling liquor without license, John Phil
lips, of the South Side was arraigned
before Alderman Millar yesterday on COM
plain of Morris f. Dyer. Phillips waived
hearing and was held in $500 bail.
FINED FOR FIGHTING.-Two young
men describing themselves as Samuel
Dembo and Harry Levy were fined 50
each by Mayor Bailey yesterday for fight
ing on Washington avenue, where they
were arrested Monday night by PATROL
man Parry. 'N..
PAVING CONTRACT-At last nights
meeting of the pavements committee OF
select council it was decided to recon-
mend that the contract for paving Dix
court in the rear of the city hall be
awarded to NJ. j. Ruddy. He proposes to
do the work for s1.75 per square yard.
MRS. COYLE IMPROVlNG.-At the
lackawanna hospital last night it was
reported that Mrs. Dennis Coylc, the
would-be suicide, was slightly improved
and that the possibilities of her ultimate
recovery are growing brighter She now
greatly regrets her rash act.
TWO CHARGES OF THEFT.-Thos
Sullivan was yesterday committed to Jail
in default of $500 bail on each of two
charges of larceny preferred against him
before Alderman Howe. He was accused
of stealing razor and watch charm from
John j. Cawley, OF 212 Mulberry street,
and flute valued at $25 from Professor
NJ. ]. Lovern.
CALLING THEM IN.-The open cars
of the Scranton Street railway are be-
ing mustered out of service and into win
ter camps at Linden street and Provi-
dence road barns. The closed cars ere
being mustered into active service as rap
idly as possible Ultimately it is IN
tended to store all open cars in new
barn now in course of construction near
the Providence Power house.
MILK FOR A FINISH.-Arter drinking
other things to excess, young man
known as doc" Lavelle grappled with
bottle of milk at Z o'clock yesterday
morning on q Penn avenue stairway.
While drinking the milk he yelled out his
toasts so loudly that Patrolman Marker
ran him in. He described himself as "a
Later in the day he was fined 49,
MARRIAGE LICENSES-Clerk of the
Courts Daniels yesterday issued maria &c
licenses to the following: Robert Bruce
Nicol, of Archibald, and Hannah Coates
of Peckvipe DR.. Charles w. Colborn. OF
600 NintH/street, and Hannah S. Heiser
of Ashley; Maurice Forbes, of New York
and Elizabeth Carroll, of Dunmore; Cur.
tbs f. Decker of Benton and Bessie Pru.
ner, of Dundaff; Charles Holly and Gertie
Harris. of Benton.
RECOGNITION SERVICE. - At the
meeting Monday of the Baptist Minis
terial conference the programme to be
observed at the recognition services OF
Rev. ]. II. Bell, pastor of the Shiloh
Baptist church was arranged The ser
vices will be held Tuesday evening in thC
meeting house of the congregation 3O
Center street. Rev. Thomas dc GruchS
will preside. Rev T. +. Jepson will de
liver the principal sermon of the occas
ion. Other addresses will he made
by Rev. II. A. Grant, Rev. A. Il. O'NeaI
Rev. ii. H. Harris and Rev. w. j. Ford.
PRISONERS DISCHARGED.-The fol
lowing prisoners were discharged from
the, county jail yesterday, the case,
against them having been ignored by TN
grand jury: g, q. Buckand william
f'ih' Dootph ' thii'i' -" - Nahipbtlls NlNA
ander Smith, Joseph Connolly, John Nc
Dermott, Frank Spangenberg, John Niles
Eva Spangenberg, Jacob Belcke. JOSEPH
Paradion, William Connolly. William
Tate. IgnatZ Who's, Richard Owens Stel
In Blackmore, William Daley, Joseph Pay
ton, Peter Reiber, Joseph, KalonofsKi
Larry Getman, Frank and Antonio Pc
santa.
mDoNNELL NAMES ANSWER
Through Willard, Warren 4 Knapp. T.
Mcdonnell made answer to the equt!
suit brought 10 restrain him from com