The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-06
CITY NOTES.

School teachers will be paid during next
week.
Gentlemen's Driving Club races Satur-
day, Up. m. :"
st. Aloysius cadets will meet at st.
Thomas college Sunday evening at 1880.
Evangelist Schiverea will preach at the
Elm Park church Sunday morning at 1890,
The holy communion will be celebrated
in ST. Luke's church twice on Sunday, at
s a. m. and III. 80 a. m.
A marriage license was granted yester-
lay by the clerk OF the courts to John
Connolly and Anne Harrington, Of Scran-
on.
Plans for the new high school sewer,
with an estimated cost Of $780, have been
prepared by the city engineers depart
ment.
Rev. P. j. McManus has been elected
resident of the Green Ridge Library as
ociation, Rev. W. F. Stahl, secretary, and
DR.. starke, treasurer.
Today will be the last opportunity of
eeing the Willett and Thorne company at
Davis's theater. They give a very enter
aiming variety performance.
A writ of replevln was served yesterday
az company for horse and wagon, valued
ts7O held by David R. Thomas.
A sight reading music class for children
ill be formed by Tallie Morgan at the
cranton School Of Music, 400 Lackawanna
venue at2 o'clock this afternoon.
Workmen employed by the Economy
team Heat company yesterday began to
~ steam pipes into the court house for
he purpose of heating that building,
The city companies Of the Thirteenth
sgiment will participate In the parade at
tinghamton on Tuesday next, the day Of
le cornerstone laying the Commercial
ravelers' home.
W. Il. Hills, of Pottsville, one Of the
aiding organists Of the state, will give an
gan recital In Scranton at an early date.
r. Hills Is q nephew of Messrs. Hills, the
LIBERATED organ builders, of London, Eng
nd.
The alarm from box 81 last night about
80 O'clock was caused by fire upon the
remises of John Scheuer, Brook street,
le South Side. The cause of the fire was
hknown, and the loss is covered by in-
france.
Secretary F. W. Pearsall will give a
~ in talk to Christians at the Railroad de.
Ftment Of the Young Mems Christian
ociation, 55 Lackawanna avenue, to-
brow afternoon at 3.45 There will be
ecial music.
Professor +. E. Wood treated the stu
nts of the business college yesterday to
tide on the street cars, and points of in.
rest in the city were visited. The
brks Of the Scranton Stove company,
Dunmore, was inspected.
Che Keystone Social club Of the North
d met last night at the armory Of Com
ny ii, Providence, for its first meeting
IS Nellie Curran discharged the duties
pianist and Professor George Taylor
ted as instructor.
50 many complaints have been made Of
crowds Of spectators about the
'ge buildings In course of construction,
pit Building Inspector Nelson has had
ms posted to the effect that sidewalks
st be kept clear Of idlers.
ONE Of Scranton's best talent are to
ticipste at the M. E. church on Sun.
evening. Lovers Of sacred music will
well to attend. as there is special
rt made to make this occasion the best
most worshipful ever held In the
fch. The sermon will also be espe-
" Of interest.
% case Of Michael Connolly, who is un.
bail for an aggravated assault upon
ael Bickell and Willism Schultz about
weeks ago, was informally discussed
derman Fuller's yesterday, when the
pal parties interested met. An en-
Pr was made to settle the matter
ply, but no settlement was arrived
prick Fritsche, brakeman on the
IRE and Hudson railroad, wat
Rf train near Green Ridge last
put 7;30 p. M, and was conveyed
Pckawanna hospital, where 1t wa,
at he sustained fracture Of The
Fritsche lives at Carbondale
ported to be resting easy at {
ast night.
be special evangelistic SER
rst Baptist church all nexi
and song service beginning
preaching at D. m. Rev
edieu Of Newark, N. j., will
tor Collins during these ser.
Hommedieu Is an eloquent
kcially in the evangelistiC
ar him.
meeting Of the board Of
ay because a quorum OF
ot present. The report q
or Briggs shows that dur
there were l18 deaths
les, 3S; not stated, 10; tota
Eear so far, 114s Births
females, 80. Contagious