The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-15
CITY NOTES.


Miss Mile Albright, of Pittatou. will
evening
A report of tie viewers of the Fifth dis
trlct main sewer, section A, will be found
on page seven OF this issue.
Daniel O'Douncll was committed to the
county Jail yesterday in default Of bail for
beating his mother-in-law.
IL has been decided to hold thu annual
picnic OF the Hook and Ladder company
AZ Wnhler's grove, on July %.
Tie bond of Tax Collector Louis Nc
Cloa6v, Of Rnnsom township, in the aum
cfSi,1OO was approved by court yesterday
There was liberal dispny Of American
fagS abOut tie city Yesterday in honor Of
The anniversary Of the adaptation of the
flag
"Chimes of Normandy" tonight at the
Rockingham. 1t is oue Of the best per-
1ormances OK the opera ever seen in this
city.
The LOT at the corner Of Linden street
and Dix court has been sold to DR.. l.. NJ.
Gates By u. Nj. Jones for S2j,OJ0 1t is
20Xl2J feet ia siae.
On account of the picnic to he held Sat.
friday afternoon at the Dickson range the
range will be closed and the Saturday
match will not be shot.
S. P. Mott, Owen D. john and John
Hawks, viewers in the Fifth Sewer dis,
trict, fled their report in City Solicitor
Torreys office yesterday.
The marriage of Miss Anna A. Rev.
nods to George A. Reynolds, Of New
York, was celebrated at $50 last evening
at The home Of the brides parents on Mon.
roe avenue, Green Ridge.
The Hook and Ladder COMPANY yester.
day received from DR.. 3. ii. Throop a
crayOn picture Of his son. the late Dr.
George S. Throop, who was member Of
the Hook and Ladder company.
John F. Dorsu, the pitcher and t. ].
Lewis, tourist ball tosser became intoxi-
Gated Wednesday night and broke VIM
dow in Miller's hotel. They were arrested
but We're discharged yesterday on payment
OF the cost Of replacing the window.
A special effort has been made by Young
Mems Christian ASSOCIATION officials to
make the free Saturday evening band con-
cyrts attractive Tomorrow nights con-
cert will be for men only. Tickets may be
obtained at the associations building.
At the Penn Avenue Baptist church last
night very yinterestiug,eyening Of song and
recitation was given by the Howard fami-
" assisted by John T. Watkins, Miss Lulu
Reed and James Wilson. 1t was the first
public appearance of the last named two
who made almost favorable impressions.
On Monday evening next Miss Julia AL
len and twenty Of ber pupils will give a
recital In Music hall in vocal culture,
piano and elocution. They will be assisted
by Miss Loretto Costello, OF Biughamton.
n violinist OF marked ability, who was
heard with much pleasure in this city last
winter.
The Young Wonen's Christian associa.
tion hopes to add materially to its treas
ury, which has been seriously depleted
during the past busy year, bv means Of the
excursion to be run to Farview on Satur-
day. The weather Is 80 warm that the
breezes of Farvew will be most grateful
to the many who will find time to go on
this trip. The fare is only rs cents, child
ren, 40 cents.
Yesterday afternoon Mayor Connell,
Chief Engineer Ferber and Charles Ii.
Schadt, Robert Robinson, Morris V. Nor
rs, Patrick j. Hickey and Edward L.
Robathan, OF the fire committee Of the
common council, and Wade NJ. Finn, Fred
j. Durr, Charles f. Wagner. Peter Kelley
and j. F. Schwenk, of the select, visited
the quarters OF the different companies Of
the city except the Cumberlands and Ex-
cesior.