The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-04
CITY NOTES.

Select council will hold regular meet
ng this evening.
The Baker opera will present "Falka"
AZ the Academy Of Music this evening.
The sale OF seats for James b. Mackie in
"C1rimes Cellar Door" will open at the
Academy box Office tomorrow morning.
All commercial travellers are requested
to meet at the Westminster today at'l. 81
to attend the funeral Of Brother l.. |.
Seeley.
The fire last evening was at the house of
man named Triveltieve on New York
street. Only the inside Of the building
was damaged,
The regular monthly meeting Of the
managers OF the Home Of the Friendless,
will occur tomorrow morning friday at
the usual time and place.
All singers having copies OF DR.. Clarks
cantata are earnestly requested to return
them to Haydn Evans studio over Stelle
4 Seeley's, Wyoming avenue, at their
earliest convenience.
The bill of Sheriff Fahey for feeding the
prisoners at the county jail during the
month of December amounting to S64G. 90,
was approved by the county commission
ers yesterday.
d. d. Simpson. Of North Main avenue
was held in $500 bail by Mayor Connell
last evening for beating his wife. He ac-
Rnowledged the otfense when brought up
for hearing
There will be a caucus of the ReDubli.
cans Of the Fourteenth ward at Co-opera
tive hall on Jan. 8 at 8 o'clock for the
nomination OF candidates for select and
common councils and all other ward Off
eers.
Market men on lower Lackawanna ave-
nue. complain that the employees ut the
crematOry keep the barrels that are sent
out containing garbage. The matter is to
be brought 10 the attention OF the board Of
health.
Members OF Scranton Concaye No. III,
Improved Order of Heptasophs, will meet
at Raubs hall ut 1:S0 o'clock sharp this
afternoon to attend ths funeral services of
Leverett |. Seeley. Members Of sister CON
cayes are cordially invited to attend.
The Remorse club, of this city, have
elected the following officers; Frank c.
Hughes, president; John g. Lewis, vice
president; John Leonard, secretary: Frank
OHara, treasurer; DR.. John Cush, vii.
liam Luxemburger, DR.. Frank McGrath,
trustees.
A Asewer in Moirs court in the property
Of the Lackawanna Iron and Steel com
pany, has been blocked since Saturday.
The sewer was broken into in three differ
ent places but the obstruction was not dis
covered till yesterday. 1t was cement
barrel left in the man hole, the street COM
missioner thinks, by careless workmen.
Attorney |. H. Burns yesterday pre-
sented to the court the petition Of Mrs,
Ellen Gibbons, property owner Oh Meri-
dian street, asking that viewers be ap-
pointed to ascertain the damage done by
the grading of that street. Judge Gun
ster appointed Attorney John M. Harris,
Charles Koempel and G. +. Van Mort
The marriage licenses granted by Clerk
the Courts Thomas yesterday we're to
Adam Perdeys and Lizzie Futurs Peck
Vile; Patrick Norton and Katie Kelly,
Scranton; Alexander Zawouski aud Jo-
sephine Vanerski. Archibald; John Irving
and Mary CafPerty, Scranton; Cornelius
Mcclure and Maria Mullaney, Scranton,
The proceeds of the performance at
Wonderland this afternoon will be devoted
to the needy ones OF the city. Tickets for
the entertainment have been in the hands
Of the members Of the police force for sew
eral days, and lnrge number have been
sold. The performance is first class and
those who attend win be we'll entertained.
The Cornell Glee, Banjo and Mandolin
clubs, will give concert at the Academy
on Jan. 49, It will be followed with a re-
ception at the Bicycle Club house by the
Cornell Alumni association, OF Northeast
ern Pennsylvania The Cornell musical
organizations are very strong this year,
and an excellent entertainment may be
anticipated.