The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-27
WILLIAMS& MCANULTY
y l27 WYOMING AVENUE.
CITY NOTES.

Miss Heath's lecture on Venetian art,
intended to be delivered last evening, was
unavoidably postponed
Mrs. Mary Moran entered bail yesterday
for her appearance at court. Thomas II.
Walsh became her bondsman. .,
Martin Murphy and Annie Paschas
were yesterday discharged from the coun-
ty jail under the insolvency laws.
Staff Captain Pattie Watkins will de-
liver a special address upon evangelistic
lines at the Rescue mission tonight.
Do not forget to attend the free ex-
hibitions given by The Tribune in charge
of Professor f. NJ. Call on Saturday even
ing, Dec. !. at o'clock.
The clerks in the county commissioners
office are getting the registry lists for the
December registration ready for delivery
to the registers of voters.
There has been a big demand for seats
for George Dixon at the Academy of
Music on Thanksgiving Day. Checks will
be given out at u. m. Sale commencing
at y a. m.
Court yesterday made an order that the
sherin pay into court for distribution the
fund arising from the execution levied by
Attorney j. Alton Davis against the prop
N''S ~ hihp - iACOuuius
A meeting of the local branch of the
Jewish womens council was held at tho
Linden Street synagogue last night, when
satisfactory progress was reported. The
attendance was very large.
Ten prisoners, sentenced to various
terms of imprisonment for drunkenness.
were taken to the county Jail from the
city police station yesterday. The ma
inritV of the 20 4.
Sunday.
Special invitations are issued to the
meeting of the Womans Christian Tenn
perance union tomorrow afternoon at the
rooms, 1903 Spruce street, when Mrs.
George Reynolds will conduct an evan
gelical meeting.
John +. Mannion, of Carbondale, began
suit against the Carbondale school dis
trlct yesterday to recover $500 on a note
given to John Nolan for work done for the
district. The note was afterward as
signed to Mr.. Mannlon.
Marriage licenses We're granted by the
clerk of the courts yesterday to Johr
Mlchaelson and Elizabeth Williams
Scranton; Ernest Ward and Anna Var
Buskirk, Bald Mount; Harry Hull Arch.
bald, and Elizabeth Redley. Scranton
Robert Fltzsimmons and Isabella Ridley
Carbondale.
An annual report has recently been is
sued by the Young Womens Christian
association showing the work accom-
plished during the past twelve months
Interesting accounts are given by th'
gymnasium committee, summer rest com
mittee, employment and the many othel
departments.
A new time table went into effect on thu
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western rail
road yesterday. Hereafter train No.
will leave New York 1880 instead of 8 p
m. and arrive here at 2.30 a. m. Train No
10, between Scranton and Nicholson, ha'
been taken off and the train for Nicholson
which heretofore left Scranton at p. m
now departs at Sis.
An interesting meeing of the Vespe
Literary society was held last evening a
the Penn Avenue Baptist church. W. w
Ressinger gave an interesting talk upoi
scientific subjects and was followed b!
Professor L. A. Lange, who gave an epi
tome of the weeks news. With regard I,
the new czar of Russia, he prophesIed.
good monarch with enlightened views an,
liberal Ideas. Other members contrib
uted three-minute speeches. Next Mon
day the subject will be, Resolved Tha
knowledge is more to be desired thai
riches"