The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-28
CITY NOTES.

A social IS 10 be given a: Siegegs dancing
academy this evening.
4 marriage license was granted yes.sc-
day u John bus5arl aud Ada S5G.:, Of
AJoslc.
r. A. kaus1I will erect fine dwelling
l1Ese on Madison avenue during the com
.rg Summer.
The sale and supper uuier The auspices
has been postponed.
Member, .ocia os the Young Mems To-.
stItute vii. be held q; the rooms % Lsck4-
wanna Avenue tonight.
This afternoon and evening will b. the
last opportunities for ,-eiug Under tAs
Gas.igh5h Al Wonderland
Deputy Sheriff Grisw old yesterday sold
the personal effects Ok Peter Jones, OF
Peck7iIle. They brougA; $3.50.
Electric WOrkmans union, No. 81, will
hold its frs. annual ball aud electrical dis
play at Turner hall Friday night
4 quorum Of the common council did not
msterisl!zs last evening ana an adjourn
ment was taken ulti. Thursday night.
John Hsrt. of Vinegar Hi.l, was seriously
hurt Ia the Won Siorch slope miae yestsr.
day. DR. NJ. Il. Murphy found him suffer.
ing from spinal injury.
The sale and supper intend cd % Do held
On Thursday Of this week by the Won ems
guild Of st. Luze's church has been post
poned. No date for them has yet bs en-
decided on.
The f1neral Of John X. WintoB, who was
killed by the Delaware and Hudson engine
Saturday evening, will tnks place from his
home in Dickson City today. IuLermeut in
Dunmore cemetery.
Plans have been prepared for the er0c-
tion OF three-story brick building Ia ths
rear OF the Dr.. Gates property on Wash
ington avenue. the same 70 serve rs an ex.
tension Of the structures facing on Spruce
street.
The grocery stOrs Of Thomas L. Grfiths.
OF JermyB, was Clyssd by the sheriff ycs-
terday on judgments amounting to 500,
held by George u. JsrmYn and Rachel
Griffiths Mr. Griftiths' effects will be sold
next Tuesday.
Attorney II. W. Mulholland has changed
his quarters from Spruce stree; TO the Burr
building on Washington avenue, where
AttornJy +. II. House also now hns rooms
AttOTney Cornelius Comegys will, on April
I, occupy rooms iu the Republican build
ing.
Manus McFadden, John Coyie, John
Connell, Michael Mclean and Edward
Stanton, of the West Side will leave In a
week for Okohomo territory. A recPp.
tion will be rendered to them by their
friends ut Boston Store hall, Saturday
night.
Z. B. jefferson, Klaw & company will
furnish the successful comedy, "The
Prodigal Father at the rockingham
Theater on Friday and Saturday evenings
and Saturday matinee. The sale Of seats
will open at the box Office In tho Arcade
this morning at 8 O'clock. Prices will b5
81, rs, 50 and 20 cents.
The social Of the Good Progress given
by the crew, class III of the Providence NJ.
E. Sunday school, at the Methodist Epis-
6opal church, on North Main avenue, last
evening, was an enjoyable event. Tho
ships officers were: Captain Miss Amy
Lulley; first mate George Parkton; stew
nrdess, Mrs. w. e. Mcdonnell; chaplain,
Rev NJ. ID. Fuller. An interesting pro-
gramme was carried out.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Green
Ridge Baptist church gave u sacred con
cert in the church last evening. The fol-
lowing artists participated in the pro.
gramme: Soprano Miss Lucy Fannan,
Carbondale; tenor, W. ID. Evans, Car bon.
dale: yiolinst, Professor Theodore Hem
berger, late of Germany: pianist Henry
p Noll, of Nyack, N. Y; Ceciian quar-
tette. soprano. Mrs Frank Brundage; con
tralto. Miss Maggie Jones; tenor, David
Stephens; baritone, j. II. Watkins; accom-.
panist: Mrs. d. b. Thomas.