The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-03
CITY NOTES.

Gentlemen's Driving Club races Satur-
day, Up. m.
ings: Nos. 2, s, 8, 10, 16, H. 10, %, 90, "a
and 49,
Beginning Monday night schools will be
In session in the following schools build
The employees of the Leggett's Creek
and Marvine mines received their Octo-
ber pay yesterday.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal COM
pany expects to pay its employees at the
NonStorch and Dickson mines this after
noon.
James Conway who called Officer Pal
mer very inappropriate names on Thurs
day near the Coyne House. was yester-
day sentenced to ten days imprisonment.
The stock of Berthold Friend, the
West Side merchant whose place WIS
closed by the sheriff, was sold yesterday
by Deputy Sheriff Griswold to b.. Moses
for 1855.
Stanley Silkman was yesterday appoint
ed inspector of election for the First dis
trict OF the First ward and John Pine
judge of election In the Second district
of the Ninth ward.
The fire last night, which caused the
alarm from box 32l, was a slight one and
was eXtinguished with bucket of water.
1t occurred in the house of j. c. Gallagher
on Meridian street. .,
The clothiers, hatters, shoe dealers and
BIOCeIS uIt earnestly TelutSltu 10 dlltlltl
the merchants meeting In Clerks hall,
50S Spruce, street. Wednesday evening,
Nov. Z, at o'clock.
In the estate of James j. Freeman late
Of this city, letters of administration were
granted by Register Of Wills Koeher yes
terday to Mary A. Freeman. The will Of
Hubert Gordon was admitted to probate
A large audience will witness the con-
test between the business college teams
tomorrow at the base ball park The
game will be called at 2.3O. There will be
some hustllng on both sides.
Thomas Hughes and Thomas McGov-
ern were yesterday arrested by Police
officer Reese G. Jones for creating a Sc
rious disturbance by st. Mary's hall,
West Market street, and were fined s.
each.
The polling place of the First district
of the Seventeenth ward was yesterday
changed by the court to a temporary
house to be erected by the county COM
missioners in the rear Of the Jifkins prop
erty.
The monthly meeting of the CITY Pas
tors union Will be held on Monday at 1890
q. m. In the parlors of the Young Mems
Christian association. A paper will be
read on "Agnosticism' by Rev. Warren
G. Partridge.
Miss Daisy Buckland, stenographer for
Attorneys Wells and tPritchard, illus
course at Woods college and is said to re-
ceive from her employers and legal work
over 500 per month
Uncle Toms Cabin" has drawn n
crowded house at Davis theater dur
ing the week and will be continued to-
night. On Monday "The Counterfeltersp
will reproduced by the great Hill-Holmes-
Forreste combination.
Marriage licenses were granted YES
terday by Clerk of the Courts John II
Thomas to Richard II. f. Zueger and
Catherine Keib, Martin ]. Rush and Mary
a. Flynn, and Charles r. Ferry and Katie
r. Harding, all Of Scranton.
+. W. Pearsall, secretary of the Rail-
road Young Mems Christian association.
VIII preach In the Trinity Evangelical
church Of Little England on Sunday,
Nov. 4, at 7.30 p. m. Men and their fam
ilies are especially invited to attend.
At the base ball park yesterday a game
Of base ball was played between the May
flowers, OF Minooka, and the Moosic club
The former won by score of Z to 2. One
OF the runs scored by Moosc was home
run made by Hugh Jennings, of the Balti-
more club.
The original New York cast, scenery
and accessories will appear with Edward
Harrigan In his production of REILLY and
the 400 at the Academy of Music on
tuesday evening and "Cordelia's Aspira-
tions" on Wednesday evening. The sale
OF seats will open this morning.
At the Railroad Department Young
Mems Christian association Sunday after
noon reports will be given. by the dele
gates to the state convention. They are
Messrs. q. NJ Hallstead, Troch, Masters,
Nicol, Dunn and Pearsall Ali railroad
men and their families welcome. Ser
vices begin at 3.45 o'clock.
The board of trade have sent to every
printer IN the city the specifications for
tneir tneir twentysfourth annual report for
1870 tits to be issued this year. equaling
anything of Its kind in the country. II
VIII be printed on the finest quality of pa
per, profusely Illustrated in electrotypes
OF the city's chief points of interest, de-
plcting its great manufacturing facill-
Ties, us wonderful resources and rapid
growth In the past few years, making IL
altogether work of art that any pro-
gressive city like Scranton may be proud
or. There Will be $500 copies circulated
throughout the country under the direct
supervision of the secretary, D. r. Ain.
erton, who assures the members that evsrv
copy Will reach where II will be to the hest
interests of the city and advertisers So ''''
Gentlemens Driving club races satur-
day, Up. m.