The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-17
CITY NOTES.
st. Patrick's Day.

st. Patrick's Day.
Bishop Rulison, Of the Episcopal church,
will administer the rites Of confirmation
Sunday, April l, at st L1kes.
St. Lukes annual parish meeting for the
election Of vestrymen will be held at 1890
q, M, Monday in Easter week.
Many divisions Of the Ancient Order Of
Mibernian5 Of this city viii participate in
the parade in Wilkes Barre today.
Martin Mangan aud John Harkin, both
of the West Side, were last night fined 81
each and costs in the police court for steal
ing chickens.
Supper will be served in the parlors Of
the Penn Avenue Baptist church by the
Ladies' Social union Tuesday evening from
6 to o'clock.
On and after next Monday cars on the
street railways will only stop at inter5ec-
tions Of streets and avenues, and then at
the farther crossing. This regulation will
be enforced.
The funeral OF Mrs A. NJ Stone will
take place this morning from the residence
OF George Stone Of Jarmyn. Interment
will be made in the Stone cemetery at
TOmpkinsvile.
The Green Ridge Bicycle club enter
tanned its friends at its rooms on Wyom-
ing avenue last evening. The time was
pleasantly passed and thoroughly enjoyed
by all who attended.
There will be special performance at
Wonderland tins morning for children.
The regular performance viii be given and
only cents admission charged. The usual
prices will prevail in the afternoon.
The answer in the bill in equity Of Al
fred Darte and others against Jacob Cohen
was filed yesterday. Its alleged that tho
plaintiffs have been guilty Of such laches
as to deny them to the right to maintain
the bill
The drawing for the Liberty bicycle was
conducted last night By j. Ksllar, RI. w.
Hopewell and w. ". Lyons at George W..
Schager's 1O7 Washington avenue The
winning ticket, No. l+l7, was held by 0.
Oswald.
The March meeting Of the North End
Christian Endeavor local union will b.
"ald in the Welsh Congregational church,
n Market street, next Thursday evening
it 73O o'clock All arc invited to be pres
mt and take part.
Paul r. Weitzbl was yesterday request
ed to enter 81, 600 bail by Alderman Wright
to answer charge of false pretensc pre-.
ferred by August Shuerhalz, of the South
Side. A writ Dt haOeaS corpus was OBJ
tanned from Judge Edwards and the mat
ter will come up for u hearing this morn
ing.
Rev. William Edgar, of Carbondale will
present a review Of Bishop Vincpnt's book
'Better Not.n before the Methodist
Preachers meeting in Elm Park church,
Monday morning. The book is treatise
on popular amusement, wine drinking,
card playing dancing and theatre going,
The Ontario and Western will run re-
clininR chair cars on their grand spring
excursion to New York, March goth, with
out extra charge. Rates have been re
duced to one fare for the round trip to en-
able all to see the spring attractions, ant
tickets are good returning within ten day
from date issued.
st. Johns Pioneer corps, Of Pine Bro ok
gave an entertainment MT its hall, on Ca
pouse avenue. last evening. The 0udienc
was large and appreciative ono, every
member being heartily encored Timothy
Burke was president and Miss Kate Saltry
presided at the piano. The funds realized
will be used III fitting up the socety's
gymnasium.