The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-15
WILLIAMS& McANULTY
l27 WYOMING AVENUE.
CITY NOTES.

Pay your Poor Taxes and save costs. "
In the estate of John Glencross, late of
Dunmore, letters of administration were
granted to Marion Dryden.
Clerk of the Courts Thomas yesterday
granted a marriage license to Philip II.
Tucker and Mary A. Owens of Jermyn.
A basket ball contest will be held this
afternoon at O'Clock between the Young
Mems Christian association team and
members of the night school.
New York. Ontario and Western railway
will nGoHkni day excursions to New York
k.opn Me 18th inst. Tickets good
ate $i3j round trip.
Byrne in Eight Bells"
)ded hit at Wilkes Barre
NJ the best attractions of
Kill be seen here this sea-
rAt the First Presbyterian church to-
morrow evening at 73O o'clock Rev. DR..
James Mcleod, pastor, will continue
his series of lectures by a discourse on
"The First Christian Martyr" morning
service at 1880
There will he n temperance sermon Sun
day at 1885 a. m. in the Green Ridge Bap-
tst church on Monsey avenue at the
request of the Green Ridge Woman S
Christian Temperance union. A full at
tendance Is desired.
The regular meeting of the Twentieth
Century club will be held Sunday morn
ing at 10 o'clock at its hall, i0S Spruce
street All clerks are expected to be pres
.ent, as matters of Importance will be
brought before the meeting
The Davies & Griffin case continued on
trial before Arbltrators G.. l.. Hawley. j.
w. Carpenter and c. S. Woodruff ycster-
day. At o'clock an adjournment was
taken until Jan. g. All Of the testimony
for the plaintiffs has not yet been heard.
Miss Julia Allen and her pupils will
give a recital In Young Mems Christian
association hall next Friday night She
will be assisted by Miss Harriet Ward. the
violinist, and w. A. Kelly, baritone, of
Parsons. Professor r. f. Lindsay will be
accompanst.
Bertram & Wizards company produced
1.-THE Engineer" at the Frothingham
again last night, The comedy drama is
most realistic and the scene in Joe Sim
gleton's house with the breaker in the
distance is very effective. "The Engl-
neer' will be presented this afternoon
and evening.
An important meeting of the Congrega-
tional churches of northeastern Pennsyl-
vana will be held at Taylor tomorrow.
The quarterly business of the convention
will be discussed and important business
will be considered. Delegates from a
large district will be entertained by men,
bers of the churches during their visit.
Early yesterday morning Officer Haag
disturbed burglars who were at work en-.
deavoring to enter '"rhe Fashion" store
on Lackawanna avenue. He found the
rear had been opened. A coupling pin and
railroad hammer were found by the
door, but nothing Of value had been stolen
and the goods had not been interfered
with
lady entered the store of C. w. Free.
man, Jeweler, on Spruce street yesterday
afternoon and appropriated articles OF
1ewelrw without the consent of the owner
She was arrested but later settlement
was effected. Many complaints are made
by tradesmen of respectable thieves, who
take articles and then enter the plea that
they are kleptomanlacs.
At special meeting Of the members OF
the Twentieth Century club, knights OF
Labor, the following officers were elected
foIt the ensuing term: Master workman
Myles j. X. Levy; worthy foreman, A. II
Abrams; financial secretary, Joseph Gus
tard; treasurer, John Webb: recordlnl
secretary, Michael O'Malley; worthy in
spector, Nelson Teets; worthy guide. Jo
seph Wilson; statistician, Charles Nolan.
A Hungarian woman died suddenly al
her residence at Mayiield yesterday. Cor.