The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-30
CITY NOTES.

Gentlemen's Driving Club races Satur-
day. Up. m.
The Thirteenth regiment will resume
drills on Nov. s.
A ball will be held by the Young Mems
Hebrew association at Turner hall to-
night.
There will be full rehearsal of the Sa-
cred Music society this evening at Con-
servatory hall.
The Independent club of Minooka will
hold meeting this evening at 1880 o'clock
at Cuslck's hotel, South Side
The streets and bridges committee of
select council will meet in the city clerks
Office at o'clock this afternoon.
A contract was executed by the city
yesterday with Contractors Flanagan &
O'Hara for building the Fourteenth dis
trict main sewer
A new music class was organized at the
school Of music by Tallie Morgan. There
was large attendance. The class will
meet every Monday evening at SIS.
The regular weekly meeting of the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance union of
Green Ridge will be held this afternoon at
O'Clock at the rooms, 3l5 Green Ridge
street
The Scranton Civil and Social club will
give Its first annual dinner at the Bicycle
club house at o'clock tonight Addresses
will be delivered by Thomas Cochrane, of
st. Paul Mimi, and Fred Pratt, of Brook
lyn, N. Y.
The traction company has began lay
ing tracks on Main avenue north of SWEET
land street preparatory to extending the
line to the North End, where connection
will be made with the Providence line.
William McCann was arrested last even
ing charged by Doc Smith with the
theft of q pocketbook containing S37.
He was released in the sum of $500 bail
furnished by p. p. Jordan for McCanns
appearance before Alderman Fitzslm-
mons today.
Catharine Richardson, of Nay Aug ave-
nue., was yesterday sentenced in police
court to thirty days in jail for disorderly
conduct and required to furnish a bond of
$500 to keep the peace with her nelghbors
Saturday she was arrested for threaten
ing the lives of her neighbors.
walk only by
The sale of seats for the Joseph Cook
lecture at the Buckingham next Thurs
day Indicates large house. 1t is not Of
ten that such opportunities are given to
hear the greatest of American speakers,
and 1t Is possible that this Is the last time
that the noted lecturer will appear in this
city. His subject will be: "Rumsellers as
Rulers"
Marriage licenses were granted to the
Following yesterdayby Clerk OF the Courts
Thomas: Thomas O'Connor and Mary
Agnes Reap, Scranton William II. Har-
vey and Elizabeth Glencross. Dunmore;
Harry Davis and Annie Kline, Scranton;
Andrew Talijan, Dunmore, and Mary
Tanko, Scranton; Michael Guchia and
Dunclia Yocka, Pine Brook.
The managers of the Florence mission,
OF lOI Spruce street, will hold their recep-
ton and donation day at the home on
Thursday. An extended report of the
work OF the past year was recently pub
lished In The Tribune, and from the splen-
did achievements recorded, the managers
have strong claim upon the generosity
OF the public, and pressing invitation is
extended to all interested to attend the
reception which will be continued the
whole OF Thursday. Articles made by the
girls will be for sale during the day.
The members Of the Young Women's
Christian association are reminded of the
invitation extended by Mrs. II. M. Boies
to visit her home on Clay avenue today
from till o p. m. to see her beautiful dis
play OF flowers, especially the chrysan-
themums. Members of the board of man.
ayers Will assist Mrs. Boies and members
of the entertainment committee will es-
cort parties from the rooms at 3, 4, and
8 O'Clock. AS the invitation is extended
TO members only, they are requested to
show membership tickets at the door.
Gentlemen's Driving club races satur-
day, p. m.