The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-02-28
CITY NOTES.

Common council will meet this even
ing.
The attraction billed for the Academy
of Music on Tuesday, March L, is Sousa' S
Marine band.
Remonstrances against petitions for
liquor licenses cannot be flied later than
next Monday.
Regular meeting of the board of man
ayers of the Home for the Friendless will
occur Friday morning at $50.
A marriage license was granted yester-
day by Clerk of the Courts Thomas 10
Thomas Z. Savage and Name Russell, Of
this city.
There will be a regular meeting of the
board of health at their rooms in the
municipal building at o'clock Friday,
March !, 1895.
The Keystone Social club, of Provl-
dence, will entertain their friends from s
10 II o'clock on Friday evening at the
Providence armory.
The Clerks association will hold a meet
ing this evening at their hall on Spruce
street at o'clock. All members are re-
quested TO be present
Rev. W. II. Stubbebine will deliver his
illustrated lecture on "Greenland's ley
Mountains" in the lecture room of the
Second Presbyterian church this evening.
On Sunday evening. March 3, the one
hundred and seventeenth anniversary Of
the birth Of Robert Emmett will be cele-
brated by the John Mitchell club with an
entertainment In Music hail.
An arbitration suit was heard yesterday
before Attorneys w. r. Lewis George ID.
Taylor and Fred w. FleitZ. 1t Is a suit to
recover sGi on a note. A. Peronto Is the
plaintiff and Anna Haslam the defendant
Mary Bennett and Teopil Bennett
through Attorney W. II. Stanton, began
actions yesterday against John Klein to
compel him to show by what right he has
levied on their effects as the property OF
Joseph Bennett
Good Citizenship" will be the subject
of the meeting of the Prohibitionists at
Conservatory hall this evening. Among
the speakers will be Il. S. Williams, C.
II. Chandler, Harry Lathrope, ID. a.
Stone and others. All people are welcome
at these meetings and to take part in the
discussions.
The following wills were admitted to
probate yesterday by Register of Wills
Hopkins: William Merritt, late of Jer-
myn. letters testamertary to his son,
William II. Merritt; Patrick Arthurs late
OF the city OF Scranton, letters testament
tary to James C. Arthurs; Mrs. Margaret
Gardner, late of Ransom, letters testa-
mentary to Floyd p. Richards.
The new chorus class formed at the
Scranton School of Music will be contin-
ued tomorrow evening. The admission
will be only 10 cents In order to meet the
running expenses. Mr.. Morgan, the
teacher, Is giving his services free Of
charge, and hundreds of our young people
should take advantage of this opportunity
of knowing how to read music and sing
correctly
Residents in various parts of the city
were busly engaged yesterday in clean
ing the cutters In front OF thier premises
10 prevent the flooding of cellars. on
Penn avenue, between Mulberry and Lin
den streets, the water is three feet deep
in several cellars, the result of careless
ness on the part of q few residents who
have neglected TO clear the waterway In
front OF their stores
The county Jail Is increasing In popular
ity. thirteen prisoners being received yes
terday. Aleck Yankowski, a witness In
the South Side murder case, was yester-
day liberated from the county Jail, hav-
ing entered ball before Judge Edwards in
the sum Of 5000. Mrs. Yankowski. his
wife, who was committed as an accessory
after the fact, was also discharged, hav-
Ing entered ball In the sum of $1,000
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David Charles Roberts, Of the West Side,
was arrested Tuesday night for dsorderly
conduct at the house Of his sister, Mrs.
Rosa Reynolds, who resides In Decker $