The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-24
CITY NOTES.

The Charity Minstrel company " III meet
for rehearsal at Music hall at o'clock this
evening.
st Luke's church will this sumner con-
tnue the Summer Home az Dalton for sick
women and children.
Ten cases Of measles and one case each
Of scarlet fever and diptheria were re-
ported TO the board OK health yesterday.
At 9 o'clock this morning the sale Of
seats for Primrose & Vests operate COM
edy Monte Carlo, will open az the
Academy Of &usic box Office
The sale of seats for Corinue in Hen
dr!ck Hudson az the new rockingham
theater Thursday evening will open at
Fowells Music store this morning.
The West Side Womau's Christian Tenn
perance union Will not hold it's weekly
meeting, as they are invited 10 unite with
the Central union on Tuesday afternoon
Wolf Low was arrested yesterday.
charged By his wife with assault. and bat
teTy. Alderman Wright discharged him
and advised tie pair + live more pescea-
bly, In future
Residents Of Mulberry street above JET
ierson avenue were yesterday afternoon
entertained ly the spectacle Of number
ot bovInes sr' zing upoItls front lawns of
that thOTOugL,Bre.
The members Of Division No. :. Ancient
order OF Hlbe mans Board Of Eun, will
have a social gathering az the rooms OF the
society IN Jermyn'5 hall on LackawanHa
avenue this evening
Mr. aud Mrs. Durward Lely will give n
Teclta! of Scottish song aud story at Young
Mems Christian Association hall on Fri.
day evening. Mr.. LEY was the tenor Of
Madame PATHS company.
Romember the clipping party" to be
given on Thursday evening, at the guild
rooms SO Washington avenue. by the
Girls Friendly society. Ice cream and
cake will be served at low prices.
Organist Carter, OF the Elm Park church,
is endeaYOrlng 70 have subscription con-
cert given IN the church ia the near fu-
ture at which Madame Bhuyelt. the
noted New York mezzo-sopran0, will sing.
Richard Lee, aged 5Oyears miner liy-
ing at Connelps Patch, Midtown, fell
from the bridge at Duryea Yesterday and
sustained painful though not serious in
Juries. Ho IS at ths Lackawanna hos
pital
Daniel Il. Battle, H. j. Gallery and John
S. McCabe were elected delegates to attend
the national convention Of the Ancient
Order Hibernians Board OF Erin to BE- held
In New York on May s. They will also
attend tho state convention in Latrobe
come time later.
The regular meeting OF the Woman's
Christian Temperance union will be held
this afternoon, in Jewell building. Spruce
street, at 3 O'clock Mrs. L. G. G.. Sure, Of
Carbondale viii give an address on equal
suffrage. All interested are cordially in
yited TO attend.
very pleasant evening is anticipated
by the mem beTs and girl friends OF tho
Young Women's Christian association to-
night from 73O to $3.50 at tine rooms, 20J
Washington avenue. Tho Shakespeare
circle VIII give pleasing program con-
sisting OF guitar, mandolin, piano and
vocal music, with recitations, after which
peanut hunt and parlor games will be
enjoyed. No admission will be charged,
and all young women will be welcomed
The Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern Base Ball team organized this evening
with the following players: Pitcher, John
Milberger; catcher, Jake Waltz; short
stop, James Hewitt; first base, viii
Campbell: second base, Joe Madison;
third base, Pat Kearney |. f., Ed. Ecker;
c. f., Tom Kearney; r.f., Mart Maughan;
Joe Madison, captain; Jake Waltz,
manager. They will cross bats with the
Railroad club of Taylor on their ground
on Saturday, March 5.