The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-02-20
CITY NOTES.

A number of contributions received yes
terday for the Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION Furnishing and Finishing Fund
cannot be acknowledged until tomorrow
owing TO the space occupied by election
news.
Pay your gas bills today and save the
discount.
The plumbers will hold their annual ball
at Turner hall Friday night.
MEX dealers certificates will be ready
for distribution this afternoon.
Select council will meet tomorrow night.
The taxes committee will meet at 80
o'clock.
The Scranton Llederkranz will hold its
twenty-sixth annual masquerade ball at
Music hall on Monday evening next.
Secretary Pearsall, OF the Railroad
Young Mems Christian association, con
ducts the service at the Rescue mission
tonight.
An entertainment will be given at the
Excelsior Social club rooms this evening
at o'clock for the benefit of the Ladies'
General Relief society.
The third chamber concert, postponed
owing to the Illness OF Mrs Hcmberger,
will be held at the Young Mems Chris
tian association hall tomorrow evening.
Daniel Walkersneld, who was committed
20 the county jail on a charge of keeping
q tlppling house at Providence. was yes
terday released upon bail Of $500, two of his
neighbors becoming his surety.
At the meeting OF the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance union held yesterday 1f-
ternoon, Mrs. ID. Il. Hand and Mrs. George
Fields presented reports of the conven-
tion held In West Pittston on Feb. l3 and
il.
The performance to be given at Davis
thcater on March in aid of the Board
OF Associated Charities fund Will be un-
der the control OF the police force who
will make returns TO the mayor. Tickets
for the Performance will be sold exclusive.
ly by police officers.
Miss Madge Yorke. who was shot and
killed by James B. Gentry In Philadelphia
Sunday night will be remembered as the
young woman who assumed the charac actei
of Eta Speghetta, a native of Sunny
Italy In the Baggage Check" which ap.
peared at the Academy of Music week
ago last Saturday night.
Are you reading our fascinating serla
story, 1.-THE Hollow Ruby" by Jullar
Hawthorne. on page 6? If not, you are
missing a most Interestingly told story
by ono of the best American writer's OF
serials OF this high character In It's daily
issues You don't get he best II you don
take The Tribune.
Frank Bender, a l2-year-old boy who re
sides with his father. Ell Bender. In tn,
rear OF the Peck Lumber company's plan
on East Market street left home early
yesterday morning and had not been seer
up to u late hour last night. fIe was at
tired in light colored knee ybreeches. darl
overcoat and cap. Any Information con
cerning him will be gratefully received a
his home.
Last evenings entertainment at the r
r. Y. NJ c. a. hall organized by th'
men In the station service was ON,
OF the most successful of the season.
crowded house enjoyed an excellent pro
gramme full of interesting numbers. Mis-
Williams and Mr.. Clark opened the con
cert with a plano and banjo duet, afte
which the railroad duartette sang n Sc
lection from Beethoven's works. Voca
solos were contributed by Miss Hattie Ed
wards and Miss Margaret Jones, and In
strumental selections by William Stanton
cornet and Misses Weber and Yohe
/ ,pIanoforte. Messrs. Smith and Koehle
Trvch contributed readings.