The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-29
CITY NOTES.

Charles Hall Of Wa7arlT, settled hi1
duDlicats for the year 1893 with the coun-
- commissioners yesterday.
A boisterols occupant OF the balcony in
the Biiou theater last night persisted ia
annoying the people and was elected oy
the officer.
Michael strogof' will oe presented at
New Wonderland thea;.r every afternoon
and evening dur.cg the rest OK the week.
It IS a strong play.
Clerk Thomas ,ssued shs following mar.
rlage licenses yesterday: Patrick Hooan
and Mary Roman, Of Min0okg: James Gift
and Le:tis May Doo!i:t.e, Of Carbondals.
The Free Methodists are holding services
every evening this week ia Beers hall at
Main avenue and Lafayette street West
Side. Meeting commences az 100 All
welcome.
The principals Of the preparatory schools
OF the cify held g meeting 10 the Office Of
City superintendent Phillips yesterday
afternoon to discuss matter pertaining to
their WORK
Tne sale Of seats for -crantons favor
ties, Miss Zefde IiDUry and Arthur Lewis,
In the society drama, THE Crust OH So
cisty, will open At the Academy OF Music
box Office this morning AT . o'clock.
The diagram for Saturdays matinee Of
The Prodigsl Father At 5hs FroJhing
ham, will open at the boX Office In the
Arcade this morning at = o clock. Prices
for matinee will bs 1j 50 and IS cents.
Theodore u. Wolf was among the yes.
trymen reelected Rt the parish meeting
of IT. Luke's chnrch Monday evening.
His name was unwittinsiy omitted from
tle list published 10 yesterdays TRIBUNE.
The Junior Epworth League will enter
tain It's friends this evening with rsCita
tioEs, singing and tableauzs A Gns pro.
gramme has been prepared and will please
al. Ice cream and cake will bs served NJ.
ter the entertainment.
County treasurer Powell yesterday re.
ceiVed so, 800 from tho liquor licenses he
issued. The total amount received to date
Is l55, so about one-third Of tho tota
amount. Saturday Is the last day for TAX
ing ont licenses for old houses and Mon
day for new houses.
A concert, entitled "Scenes and Sounds
Of ;he Sammy South" will be given By
members OF the Howard Place African
Methodist Episcopal church this evening
a. Young Mems Christian Association
hall An admission Of 70 and B5 cents viii
charged forlthe benefit Of tho church.
The members social of the YOung Menl
institute last night proved delightful NJ
fair. 1t was held at the rooms Of the In
stltute on Lackawanna avenue, and wal
attended by about forty couples. Music
for dancing was furnished by Miss Katt
Saltry, and at midnight lunch was served
The members Of the Y. w. G. a. gymna
stun classes invite thoir lady friends to b,
present at the class recital to be given al
the gymnasium 2Oj Washington avenue
Friday afternoon, March 80 beginning
promptly at o'clock. All tho classes viii
participate in the exercises. No admis
sion charged.
Next Tuesday evening. April 3. stere
optican lecture will be delivered at tht
Young Women's Christian association
looms by Rev. Mr. Skellinger. The sub
iect Of lecture will be "A Trip Through
Coal Nine" The views will be uniqu
and interesting, among them views taken
recently or the Gaylord mines will b
bhown. Admission will be ~ cents.