The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-07-15
CITY NOTES.

Cards of thanks, resolutions of condo
lence. obituary poetry and the like will
be inserted in The Tribune only when
paid for In advance, at the rate Of 10
cents per line.
The duplicates for 1898 taxes are now
ready in the county commissioners office,
and collectors are requested to apply for
them.
The Delaware and Hudson company
paid yesterday at the Clinton mines, a t
Nandling and the trainmen of the Nine
Neh branch.
Ellen Randall was surrendered by her
bondsman, ii. F. Morgan of Hyde Park,
yesterday. She was convicted of larceny
and failed to appear for sentence.
Proposals to erect she heating system
in No. 81 school building will be consid-
cred at tonights meeting of the building
committee of the board OF control.
The remains of the late Miss Amelia
Hess arrived last evening Funeral this
afternoon at o'clock from the home of
her brother, corner of Adams avenue
and Gibson street Funeral private.
Marriage licenses were granted yester-
day by Clerk of the Courts Daniels to
Caradoc Morgans, of 1888 South Main ave-
nue.. and Martha Sanders, of Wilkes
Barre; William Warrender, of 1917 Jones
street, and Margaret Davis, of 5l2 Decker
court.
Tho Young Womens Christian asso-
citation will have their first outing at
Nay Aug park Saturday. JGirls will
meet at the rooms at 2.3O O'Clock. Miss
Louise Linder will lead the gospel meet
ing at the Young Women's Christian as
ISOLATION rooms Sunday, July II.
The funeral of Werdal the infant child
of Thomas Jones, of West Newton, was
held yesterday afternoon. The remains
arrived over the Delaware and Hudson
road. Interment was made at the WASH
burn street cemetery. Intil recently the
family resided on Corbett avenue this
city.
An Ice cream festival was conduct
ed last night by the ladies of the Grace
Lutheran church on the lawn about the
picturesque little church building 1T
Madison avenue and Mulberry street. The
lawn was illuminated with lanterns of
various colors and the effect was ex-
tremely pretty.
Pastello Martcelo was sent to jail yes.
terday afternoon by Alderman Millar in
default of 800 bail on the charge of per-
jury. Frank SrangCr berg was the prose
cutor. He alleges the defendant swore
falsely on June 2 in Alderman Mnett's
court in accusing Spangenburg's wife OF
stealing $40 from him.
The Womans Publishing company will
hold a picnic near the new zoo at Nay
Aug falls park Tuesday and Wednesday
July 10 and 20. A cake six feet in cir.
conference, decorated with fifty candles
will commemorate the fiftieth annivcr,
sary of the first Woman's Rights conven.
tion at Seneca Falls, in iS4S.
The enlisted members of Comuanies A
and of the new regiment of the Ma,
tional guard met last right at the armory
Company & needs fifteen more men anC
\ about the same number. No new mem
bers were enlisted last night, but thcr,
VIII be a strong effort by those alread;
Joined to bring in enough next week tC
NIL out the quota.
Amy copp, of Moosic, swore out a war
rant yesterday before Alderman KasSor
for her step-mother, Daisy Copp, fol
throwing pail of slCp water on her from
an upstairs window. This was only one
episode in free for all family fight II
which the Copps have been indulgint
since July Fourth. The pros ecutor a few
day ago began a slander suit agains
her step-nother. Alderman Kasson helC
the defendant to bail.
A meeting of the representatives of tn,
united Irish societies under whose au
spices the celebration. arroEged for July
Fourth but postponed until the subse
quent Saturday, was held was called fo
last night at the John Boyle O'ReilI,
council rooms. but a quorum did not at
tend. The celebration ended In defci
of $780, The Ancient Order of Hbernlal
societies of the county will make tn,
amount good.
On complaint of Jacob Schoss, of Ray
mond court, the house of which a Mis-
Lewis lis proprietor at 227 Raymond
court, was raided last night about mid
night by Lieutenant Davis and Patrol
men Gscheidle. Karius, McMullen an,
Block. Three women and two men wer
arrested and taken to the city. hall sta
tion. The charge On the warrant issue'
by Alderman Millar was keeping dis
orderly house"