The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-05
CITY NOTES.

'The Galley Slave" will be seen at Won
derland this afternoon and evening.
Don't forget the Bon Ton Social clubs
(active Turners) second annual May hop
at Turner hall this evening.
The frame building at Washington ave-
nue. and Spruce street is being torn down
to make way for the business building Mr..
Mears is TO erect.
The sale Of seats for De Wolf Hopper in
'Panjandrum,n will commence at 9 a. IN,
today at the Academy box office. Checks
viii be given out at Z a, m.
The drug store OF Chauncey Fowler, at
Carbondale. was closed yesterday by Sher-
iif Fahey on an execution in favor of Mrs.
Fannie Mccartney, Mr.. Fowler's daughter.
A lecture by Nathan Vidaver, under
the auspices of the Jewish Culture society
OF Scranton, will be gwen tomorrow at
$50 p. m, at the Excelsior Social club
rooms.
Mine Inspector Blewitt has decided that
an inquest il not necessary in the case Of
Stanislaus Kinowski, who was killed at
the shaft Tuesday night, as theunfortu-
nate affair was purely accidental.
The funeral of Mrs. John Irving Of
Phelps street. occurred yesterday morning.
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at St. Peters cathedral Interment was
made in Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
GeorgeM Hallstead yesterday purchased
OF James J. Lawler his handsome residence
on Clay avenue. The consideration was
Sl5, OO0. Mr. Hallstead intends to occupy
1t rs his residence in the near future.
Property owners on the west side Of
Adams avenue, between Vine and olive
aN lac 4 Ial 80 I. - huf
thoroughfare by erecting iron fences and
suddiug the plots In front Of the houses.
At tho Railroad Young Mems Christian
association sunday, Q. Z. Ushleman, An
drew Wiseniluc, NJ. j. Sweezy and VI. f.
Curry will have charge Of the B. % .. m.
meeting. Good singing All welcome.
The Archibald citizen. handsome =
column quarto, McNuty and O'Counell
propri-tors has made rs appearance The
paper starts on with a good display ~ ad.
yertising and beside Is edited IN a bright
aud spicy manner.
Elizabeth Yeudall, OF lermyn, tho in
sane woman who was taken 10 the county
| JAIL Tor making threats was removed %
| uauyilla insane asylum yesterday hy Dep-
NY sheriff John J FlauBghnu. assisted by
| Keeper John Gafincy Of the jail.
Patrick Hogan, who was struck BY a
| Delaware and Hudson train az Proyiicuse
! Thursday night, died yesterday morning
| from hia inJuu's a widow and seven
| children survive him Coroner Kelly does
/ not think a. inquest necessary.
Rov. Warren O. Partridge will preach
! bic fourth annual sermon at the Penn Av-
/ ,uur Baptist church on sunday. The oc.
/ Casiau z tho fourth nuuiyrr-ary u his
/ Ylst0rht0 .u Scranton and tho exercises
! wl!l be- ~ ugIsGN Interest with special
| music hy au Augmented choir
/ Within Few warks the mortgage ot
| t5.HI against thc pJDvijr4co Presbyterian
| church Will 1o paid. although % is not due
/ until lI1 ID H. AfheTtuu returned yost-
/ crlHy from Glbertsytir. y Y. whore De-
occurred from tae mortgage tho privilege
~ oaue'.ug the obligation.
Mis-. Joau SEQ. ot the second prosDytcr
tan church choir. VIII repeat the solo by
/ Sullivan. which sh' sAag one Sabbath
,yruiug. '.IUs l.1gd il E.seH, at tgm1f-
row mornings service. aud in the evening
ai ur EaHusuus lecture uu MARY sbr
viii eng la,aus beautiful sacred song
'Jomc Iioma'
An interesting scr7.cs will be held at
I tEr Young Mau"u.s Christian association
flams tomorrow at o'clock. when Arthur
/ Williams &c.,, VIII give missionary al
irss4 The service viii Do opra to all
! Young women lu the city The reading
room with religious books and periodical.
can hg enjoyed from 3 % Z o'clock
Tho destination % the second % the serie
] ut saturday afternoon trAmrlug tours uu
dor tho auspices q the Young Meas Chrl.
tlan association. is Bsll mountain. Thus,
desiring g. jniG the party VIII please be- al
tln Young Nru'a Christian association
bglIIuE before o'clock. a. tho party will
leave az that timo uulcss the weather
should bg uuiayogablr.
| Tho Woman Home Missionary society
met at the Elm Park parsonage lAst even
iue aud enjoyed very pleasant time
Light refreshments wcro served 4 silver
| Offering was taken at tho door ami melted
y neat sBm t0r the society Those who ns
sisted Mrs pelrcc ia entertaining wcr,
Mrs. J 10. lUrtur. Mrs Charles ~chlagvr
| Mrs. y s. NcAuulty, Mrs, T.. T. Wood
Mrs Norton aud Miss Eaiih Norton.
An interesting debate was held A. th,
rooms % the Young Mems Institute las
night ON the subject Resolved, That %,
Curcy movement has been "a benefit 90 thu
industrial world NJ. j. UToolc held az
the affirmative and Joseph McNaIy On,
negative The judges. John J.. Varloy
Thomas McGuulutick and Johu Brogsu,
decided IN favor of the negative Prior {,
the debate Attorney VI. A. Mckinley de
liycred and eloquent address
Delegates from this region who will at
tend tho Grand Lodge of iyorites A. Fai
Haven, VI, next Tuesday evening are
John Henry Phillips, from Robert Morrii
lodge; Joseph Wigley, from Thomas Jetfcr
son lodge, Thomas X, Jones and Thoma
Samuel, from Hyde Park lodges, . and 3
respectively. Morgan II. Williams Prov,
dence lodge, No 3: Thomas owen. Taylo
lodge, No Z; Grand Treasurer II. Z. Da
vies, Of the West Side, and Grand Secretar,
d F. Thomas of the North End. Thel
will leave Tuesday morning In n privat
car via the Delaware aud Hudson.
Anheuser Busch Beer.