The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-25
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CITY NOTES.

County Surveyor Dunning will speak
on Good Roads to the Taylor board OF
trade tonight
The committee on permanent certiii-
Gates will hold its examination for city
teachers tomorrow.
The Chess and Checker club meets to-
night in the office OF DIR. Price, at 4l6
lackawanna avenue.
Miss Lucy Laney, OF Augusta, Ga, a
highly educated colored woman, will talk
about her race tonight in the First Pres
byterian church.
Marriage licenses were yesterday grant
ed to Patrick J. McHale and Annie Coar,
Scranton; Frank Burynski and Mariana
kakarecanka, of Throop.
District Attorney Jones will consult,
with Judge Archibald today with regard to
the date for a special term OF criminal
court before the end Of the year
The \. L. +. Social club will hold one
OF their weekly socials this evening In
Excelsior hall. Wyoming avenue. Law
renee orchestra will furnish the music.
Dancing from until II.
The Scranton Bicycle club eleven will
go to Shamokin tomorrow TO play off last
Saturdays Cancelled game. All the regu-
lar and substitute players are requested
to be at the Base Ball park today for the
final practice.
Through Hawaii with Kodak" Is the
subject of the lecture of Mrs. Emma Shaw
Colcleugh at the Young Mems Christian
ture is for the benefit OF the Mite society
of st. Luke's church.
The committee on permanent certih-
Gates elected at the last city institute will
examine applicants on Saturday, Nov. %
The committee consists of Professors Bur
dick. Graves. OMalley. Miss Ida Christ
mas and Miss Josie Lees.
The next meeting of the grand jury is on
Nov. 4. and the district attorney requests
that all magistrates file their transcripts
"a "a xt-fr h. n lori - h.
action is necessary 10 insure a prompt
hearing of cases before the grand jury
John Kelly, of Dodgetown, who, after
being arrested for beating his mother,
broke away from the police and gave them
a hard chase before being retaken, was
sent up 10 the county jail yesterday for a
two months stay in default Of a fine of
$50 imposed by Alderman Millar
There Will be game Of base ball on Sat
urday, oct. 26, in the Scranton Base Bail
park between the Moosic POpulars and
team composed Of the past seasons Young
Mems Christian Association team Hugh
Jennings. the Baltimore shortstop. Will
play with the Moosic boys. The game will
commence at o'clock sharp.
A suit in assumpsit was begun in the
Office of Prothonotary Pryor yesterday by
the American Type Founders company, OF
New York. against John ". Aiken. OF
Carbondale, for si7s.52, with interest from
Jan. ], 1895. 1t is for printing material
unpaid for furnished to the defunct Car
bondale Anthracite.
The funeral Of Mrs. Kate Burke. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Burke, Of South
Washington avenue. was held yesterday
morning. The Angels sodality Of ST
Johns Catholic church, OF which Miss
Burke was a member, attended in a body
the service at the church, where mass
was sung. Burial was made In Hyde Park
= Catholic cemetery.
The John II. Fordham Prohibition league
has secured the services of Rev. J. b.
Crane. NJ. D., who will deliver a free leo
ture on the scientific principles of tenn
perance in the Green Ridge United Evan
gelical church on next Monday evening.
Mr.. Crane comes highly recommended.
and possesses the necessary qualities to
Insure a fun house on Monday evening.
Go and hear him.
The Liederkranz Dancing class, COM
posed OF the young people OF the Scranton
Ldederkranz, held an enjoyable social in
Music hall last evening. Dancing began
at O'Clock and continued until a late
hour Music was furnished by Professor
Johnson. and fully 100 couples were pres
ent. This is the last social to be held this
year owing to the Phil Sheridan Monu-
nent association holding a fair In the
hall during November and December AZ
ter the fair the dancing class will resume
Its sOcials as usual.