The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-16
CITY NOTES.

Night and day school teachers ana em-
ployeswere paid yesterday.
VIII Carlton, the we'll known lecturer,
will be at the rockingham April 3.
on u charge of being drunk and abus-
ing his wife Michael Blewitt, a man we'll
known about town, was sentenced to pay
a. fine of s. in yesterday police court.
Thirteenth Wards" communication
will be printed If permission shall be given
10 use the writer's real name. The Trib-
une requires this of all its correspond
ents.
Ground was broken in Richmont Park
for beautiful residence to be erected for
II. A. Dimlich, manager of the grocery de-
Nrtment of the Providence Ready Pay
'e.
In the estate of Casper Schaf, late of
Pittston avenue, letters of administration
were yesterday granted by Register Of
VIII Hopkins to Henry Schaf, a son of the
decedent
Upchurch lodge, No. 222 Ancient Order
United Workman, will hold a smoker
Monday evening, March IS. az their hall,
42l Lackawanna avenue. All members are
requested to be present.
THE Doctrine of Restitution and the
Liquor Traffic" will be the evening subject
of Rev. DIR. James McLeod's discourse at
the First Presbyterian church tomorrow;
morning service at 1870, evening at 7.3O.
The bond of Martin OConnor as treas
urer of st. Peters Young Mems So
ciety. of this city, was filed in the sum of
5000 in court yesterday. John +. Roche
and Miles F. Clark became his sureties.
AT the Howard Place African Methodist
Episcopal church tomorrw Rev. c. A. Me-
Gee, pastor. will preach at 1870 a. m. and
s p. m. THE Negro Problem from a
Negro Standpoint" will be the evening
subject.
Persons holding tickets for the initial
performance Of NJ. ]. Gilbride's "City Gov
eminent" at the Academy Of Music on
Monday evening, may exchange the same
for the regular theater tickets at the
Academy box office.
At the Young Women's Christian asso-
citation health talk will be given by Dr.
w, w. Ives on the popular subject, "Care
and Development of Girls" Tuesday even
ing. March 10, at o'clock. Admission
free to members; non-members, 10 cents.
John G. Nicholson. of the Twenty-hrst
ward, collector of delinquent school tax
for the year 1884, filed his bond yesterday
in the sum of S5SC.5S In favor of the Scran-
ton school district. William Fox and
I.lewellyn Jenkins qualified as his bonds
men.
The Young Womens Christian associa-
tion ask all members of the association to
come and help in the Gospel meeting Sun
day at 3.45 p. IN. Special music has been
provided and Mrs. Dece Gates Browning
will lead All young women, especially
strangers In the city, are invited.
At the Elm Park Methodist Episcopal
church tomorrow Rev. Dr. w. II. Pearcc,
a La, h..
"The Typical Conversion" and In the
evening on "The Fashionng Power of n
Noble Purpose" Sunday school at 9
O'Clock; Epworth league ut $50 p. m,
Margaret Barry was released from the
county Jail yesterday by order of court
made owing to her Illness. She was SEN
fenced to three months Imprisonment for
keeping u tppling house at Archibald and,
upon her recovery, will be obliged to serve
the remainder of her term. tt
Judgment notes amounting to s1,7s5 held
by the Olyphant bank against several in
dividua1s of Olyphant were turned over
by ex-Cashler NJ. ]. Stone yesterday to AS
signee John p. Kelly to be used as assets.
Mr.. Kelly Immediately renewed Judgment
upon them In the Office of Prothonotary
Pryor. .
James Dempsey. OF the Seventh ward, is
Out WIFI ehailehge 10 Wrestie any Jlo-
pound man, give or take five pounds. AT
the boxing tournament of the National
Athletic club In Music hall, March 25. NJ
j. Messitt, the champion heavy weight OF
northern l'ew York, Is one of the recent
entries S.y ~.
An evening of music. and song will be
given by Conrad's orchestra, assisted BY
Mrs. Charles Metzgar. Miss Lydia Cara.
gan, Mrs. c. c. Conrad and Mrs. C.. +,
Whittemore In the parlors of the Green
Ridge Presbyterian church on Friday
evening OF next week for the benefit OF
the Sabbath school connected with that