The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-26
CITY NOTES.

The st. Aloysius society will meet in Col
aege hall at 8 O'clock tonight.
Thursday and Friday will be donation
days at the House of the Good Shepherd.
Philip Rosar, Of the South Side, was held
in $500 bail by Alderman Millar yesterday
for threatening to kill his wife.
The second anniversary of Brother Hir-
am Marsh will be held at the Rescue mis-
sion on Tuesday, Nov. 26, at s p. m.
The auditing committee of councils had
a meeting last night at which a large num-
paid.
Patrick Mcdonald, Patrick Walsh and
August Halfman were yesterday dis
charged from the county Jail under the
insolvency laws.
The sale Of seats for the Germans, in
"Gilhoolys Abroad" who come to the
academy Thanksgiving matinee and night,
opens at the box Office at Q O'Clock.
The Scranton Traction company had a
force OF men at work yesterday relaying
the Franklin avenue car track between
Lackawanna avenue and Spruce street.
Michael Mcmahon. of Olyphant. was
committed to the county Jail in default of
bail for threatening to kill his wife. JUS
tice of the Peace Mccormick committed
him.
George w. Potter, Of Dunmore, by At
torneys Watson & Zimmerman, yesterday
brought suit in replevin against Levi
Swartz for four sheep and fourteen lambs,
valued at $72.
n 4 bunting ~ soI party S,t Consisting snt e Of P F; n.
Charles Whitmore. and j. D. Caryl, Of
Scranton, start today for West Virginia
on q hunting trip.
The Green Ridge Women's Christian
Temperance union will meet In the Evan
selical church Tuesday. at 8 p. m. Reports
OF the convention at Harrisburg will be
read. A large attendance is desired.
Michael Stafford, of Mlnooka. explains
that he went into Coursen, Ferber &
S ooaa sniissn ss0I fro a1 e thy 9 ia%o af that Tp Il
was a liquor store. He smashed the
crockery. he says, by accident, allowing a
pitcher to drop;
Street Improvement bonds to the value
S Be- issue Issued 0 to JOHN T. Pef Fancy aSey; today a!ef by the
city clerk. That Is the last payment to
Mr.. Fahey for the work Of laying q stone
avenue between the Delaware, L~ackawan-
ma and Western railroad and Ninth street.
Lewis Cohen, Harry sugel,. Lew Epp-
stein and William Soloman, the boys ar
rested for %tampering with Delaware,
cars. were discharged yesterday by Alder
man Millar on account of their extreme
age: but ne warned them that a repetition
81 the 0nense would mean a term In the
house of correction. =
Tailor Michael Battle. of Lavelle court
day given a hearing in police court and
committed to the county jail in default of
900 bail: The prisoner desecrated the
Sabbath by chasing his wife with an axe,
threatening to have her life. This was
after he broke all the windows, doors and
furniture In the house.
The managers Of the Florence Critten.
den mission announce Wednesday, Nov.
n, as donation day. This mission depends
entirely upon the public for its financial
support, and the ladies hope that the
public generally. will show its interest in
the good work by a THANKSGIVING Offer
ing. Money, as well as clothing and gro
ceries, will be very acceptable. The ladies
will be present to receive their friends ali
day Wednesday at the mission, 1O7 Spruce
street.
Through some inadvertence probably.
the pastor and members Of Grace Church
heve not been invited to unite in the union
Thanksgiving services in the Elm Park
church. The members of Grace church
WIFI therefore assemble in their own meet
Inn house on Thanksgiving morning at
1Ab O'clock. The pastor, Rev. GEORGE Z.
xtFich. win preach.
1fsrriaee licenses were yesterday grant,
~ 81 the clerk Of tho courts to Grifith
q. Holmes end Mafgaret A. Linney, Tay-
lori Edward 4. Dacey, Dunmore, Sarah
fA1k ocsentee; Harry Felix and Mar