The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-07-21
CITY NOTES


DIED IN THE HOME.-Andrew Smith,
aged 81 years, died at the Hillside Home
yesterday morning. lie has been pa
ticnt there since last october.
LEFT THE HOSPITAL. - officer
Hayes, vino was shot in Dunmore some
time ago, has left the LacliawaHna hos
pital, being almos; completely recovered
MARY WAS FINED.--Mary Shane, OF
2j2 Center street was arrested yesterday
for using profane and blasphemous Ian
guagc She was brought before Alder
man Millar who fined her s..
OLD BUILDINGS MUST GOT +.
Jackson, building inspector, has ordered
that the remains of the PAUL building
on Spruce street and the Mcdonald build
ing on West Lackawanna avenue be torn
down and removed.
CORONER INNESTIGATED.-C
Roberts was called to Olyphant yesterday
to investigate the death of Helen Warka
an infant, who died there Wednesday
night. He found that the death had re-
suited from natural causes
CITY WINS.-ThrouGh the failure of
the plaintiff to make an appearance judg-
mant for the defendant was yesterday en-
tered by Referee John II. Bonner i'm the
LuHerne street damage suit of Bridget
McNichols against the city of Scranton.
SCRANTON GLEE CLTB.-This even
Ing the Scranton Glec club will meet for
rehearsal at St. David's hall, North Main
avenue. Every member is requested TO
ne present as business of much impOr-
tame" is to be transacted after the re-
hearsal.
FUNERAL OF JOHN CONNOLLY
The funeral OF John Connolly was hCld
yesterday morning from his late home on
Third street. \ high mass of requiem
was celebrated at Holy Cross church and
intcrment was made in the Cathedrl Al
cemetery.
MIDSUMMER MIGHT DANCES
Vitations Rre in circulation announcing
a series iof three "midsummcr night"
dances to he conducted at LaurC! IIli
park. The first will be on Thursday
evening next and the others on August
ana August 10
HEARING MONpNY.-No worI, was
done yesterday ON the construction OF
the trolley line from R"ndham to Old
i'OrEu, There will he a hearing Monday
morning at Q O'Clock nt which tcslimOny
will be offered for ana against sustain
Ing the preliminary injunction granted
TUESDAY
COGOKED MAN ARRESTED.--Payt
Taylor "p!ured was arrested in Wilkes
Burro inSr night by Deputy Constable
Jacob EimaH on q warrant sworn out be
fore Alderman Kelly. charging him with
conspiracy. The prosecutor IS Tony Mi
n0tu ana the prisoner will given a
hearing this morning At O'Clock,
CORNER STONE LAYING.-Thc cor
ner stone of the new Catholic church at
Pleasant Mount. Wayne county, will be
laid sunday. Several hundred persons
from this city are cNpcCtcd to attend.
They will go 20 Pleasant Mount ON tho
train which leaves here SUNDAY morning
on the New York, Ontario aud Western
road.
MOONLIGHT ENCURSION.-Abo 700
people left the city last evening shortly
after o'clock FOR Lake Ariel The af.
fair was Il moonlight excursion conduct
rd by the Nay Aug Hose company, Tn.
Lawrence band accompanied the party
and fun nished music for dancing. The re
turn "trip was begun at l2.l5 ana the train
arrived in this city at lis,
THE PRIZE WINNERS. The follow.
'hS nav" wen prizes M ~, iaul lalr II
Green Ridge, Joseph McTague, of Wy.
Oming avenue boys bicycle; Sisters oi
the Green Ridge convent, dinner set
James Reilly, Of llil Dickson avenue
lounge f j. Mcdonald, OF 20 Jefferson
avenue. hail rack, Edward Nolan, ~
Pittston, statue; j. f. IIolleran. Of Mar.
pn street, dining room set; Miss Annie
Orr, or Albright avenue picture; Mrs j
r. Holleran, Marion street, chenill,
curtains.