The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-03
CITY NOTES.

Gentlemen'sl Driving Club races Satur-
day, Up. m.
Scranton Typographical union will hold
it annual ball at Turner hall on Thanks
giving night.
The diagram for "Irish Inspirationn
opens at the Academy Of Music box Office
this morning.
Eugene Kleberg has shown signs Of great
mental Improvement since he was taken
to the Hillside home.
Tomorrow evening will be held the
opening of the Enterprise Dancing class at
Excelsior hall on Wyoming avenue.
Burglar proof safes are being placed on
the Delaware, Lackawanna and Hudson
trains by the United States Express com.
pany.
The Loyal Temperance legion will meet
Thursday afternoon, Oct. 4, at 4 o'clock in
the primary room Of Grace Reformed
church.
A social session will be held by the Elks
tonight at II o'clock In honor Of Roland
Reed. A friend may be invited by each
member.
''Our Irish Visitors" has proved great
success at Davis theater. 1t has been
drawing crowded houses at each perform
once. Last night the theater was crowded
to the door.
Manager j. a. Laine, Of the Frothing-
ham, has issued invitations for private
exhibition to be given by Eugene Sandow
at the Wyoming house on Friday after
noon at 8 O'Clock.
The residents of Dalton want to have
it created q borough, and with that end in
view will make an application to the court
on Nov o. Dalton at present is a portion
OF North Arlington township.
The singers OF the city are invited to
attend the rehearsal to- night Of the Men
delssohn Choral society, when choir will
be organized to compete at the coming
Allentown and Wilkos-Barre eisteddfods
The resolution of councils directing the
city engineer to prepare plans and esti-
mates for lateral sewer on Wyoming
avenue, between Green Ridge and Marion
Streets was approved by Mayor Connell
yesterday.
Attorney Fred W. Fleitz has moved his
law Office from the Coal exchange to the
Price building. where he will occupy the
handsome chambers formerly occupied
by ex-Judge Seeley. Mr. Fleitz now re-
sides on Quincy avenue, near Pine.
Thursday afternoon at the base ball
park the Morning Gories. Of Dunmore,
and the james Boys, Of Pine Brook, will
play game OF base ball for the champions
ship Of Lackawanna county. Admission
fifteen cents, grand stand ten cents; ladies
free to ground. Game called at $780,
The wood carving class has been formed
at the Young Women's Christian associa-
tion, and is rare opportunity for learn
ing this art. The teacher is native Of
Switzerland and shows beautiful work in
inkstands, salad sets, penholders, etc., and
is a competent teacher. The class meets
every Monday night at 1880. Terms, 81
for ten lessons to members: non-members
can join by paying 81 additional, which
gives membership privileges for one year.
Attorney E. H. House with document
the sze Of roll of wall paper under his
arm walked into the county commissions
ers' Office yesterday and handed it to Clerk
Wagner. 1t was petition for nomination
papers in the interest Of William T, Jenk-
ins, independent candidate for sheriff of
Lackawanna county, 1t was sworn to
before j. Elliot Ross. notary public, and
was signed by p A. Phillips, John B.
Drvis, p. j. Doyle James Fanchon, Will
liam Fechter and N. j. Nesry, In accord
ance with the law, the commissioners will
insert Mr.. jenkins name on the official
ballot.
Gentlemen's Driving Club races Satur-
day, Up. m.