The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-03-15
CITY NOTES.

Each branch of councils will meet to-
night in special session,
The Woman's Kelley league will meet
this evening at 7.3O o'clock.
There will be regular meeting OF the
directors of the Florence mission at $50
This morning.
A regular meeting of the Central Wo-
mans Christian Temperance union at 9
o'clock this afternoon.
The Delaware and Hudson company
paid at the Clinton mines at Nandling,
and the railroad mon Of the NlneVeh
branch yesterday.
The coroner's jury impanneled to in
vestigate the death of the negro, Mat
thews, found dead Sunday in the Dla-
mond reservoir, will meet tomorrow night
at the court house.
Charles 4. Watkins, of Lafayette street.
was held in $500 bail by Alderman Howe
yesterday to answer charge of assault
ana battery preferred by his sister, Mrs.
Charlotte Rumbold.
Martin LOTUS charged by Mary Lof-
tus with assault and battery, was sent
to the county Jail yesterday in default of
bail by Justice of the Peace NJ. w. Cum
mings, of Olyphant.
Mayor Bailey. City Engineer Phillips
and city Solicitor Mckinley yesterday be-
gan their work of inspection and clos
ing settlements with property owners on
the Wyoming avenue extension.
Coroner Longstrcet will today perform
an autopsy on the body of Andrew B0diz,
who died Sunday night at the Lacka- :
wanna hospital, an hour after being re-
moved from the county Jail.
Thirty deaths were reported to the
board of health last week. Three were
from contagious disease. Twenty-Five
new cases of cOnte gious disease were re-
ported; sixteen We're uiphtherla and nine
measles
horse attached To a Scranton Dairy
company wagon ran away on Penn ave.
nue. yesterday morning and in trying to
turn the corner at Mulberry street over
turned the wagon and spilled "a hundred
quarts of milk into the street.
The plans for the Nineteenth district
main sewer have been completed in the
city engineers office and will be attached
to the ordinance in common council to-
night The measure is on third reading
and was created in the select branch.
The Hopeful Workers gave a very ell
iOyable entertainment in the Adams nya-
nue. branch chapel Monday evening.
March :. At the conclusion of the enter
tainment they resented their pastor
John i. Dunn, with handsome souvenir
quilt.
violin recital will be given by Mons, Fla
Wien Nand@rveken, of Brussels, assisted
by Mis-. KathrYne Thiele, soprano, and
Miss Jennie Buchwald pianiste The
programme for the recital was selected
with rare discrimination.
Marriage licenses were yesterday grant.
ed to John Jacobs and Mae J.. Davis, of
Scranton, Elmer Allenmose. of Lopez
sullivan county, and Ruth NJ. Yoot, ot
Old Forge; Sydney Williams, of RendLam
and Alice Price, of Sibley; Nathan d.
hosenfeld, of Olyphant, and Celia Levy
of scranton; George II. owen, of Carbon.
dale, and Estella B. Brownell, of Scran.
ton.
All members of the Green Ridge Blcyc!,
club as well as those interested in cycling
are requested 10 meet at the club house ai
$50 p. m. Wednesday TO examine the
maps Of the new cycle path to HawleN
and appoint a committee to make a pre-,
liminary run TO Lake Ariel on Friday
The Anthracite wheelmen will meet al
their club house for the same purpose al
$50 Wednesday evening.