The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-12
CITY NOTES.

The Associated Charities meets tonight.
The taxes committee Of common coun-
Gil meets Thursday night.
Rev. J. \. Hogan. Of Forest City, was in
the clay yesterday on business.
Court yesterday approved Of the charter
OF the West Side Hospital association Uf
this city.
The report of viewers Of section "B,'
Thirteenth sewer district, was confirmed
by the court yesterday.
Miss Ray Vidaver. daughter Of Or. VI
daver. Of New York city. is here visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Vidaver.
There will be rehearsal Of those who
are to take part in the Bohemian Girl
In the hall over Powelrs music store to-
night.
Marriage licenses were granted yes.er-
day BY the clerk Of the courts to David N.
Yarley and Catherine Hoffman, OF Wilkes
Barre.
Martin Mangan and Michael Padden
were discharged from the county jail yes
terday, their terms IL Imprisonment hay
Ing expired.
A re-argument was ordered yesterday
BY the court on the fourth exception to
report Of viewers on the grading OF New
York street.
A special meeting Of select council will
be held tonight to consider the Joint as
Inmates committees report on the 1885
appropriations ordinance.
The public school drawing classes an
bounced for this week In Liberty hall,
have been postponed until next week, On
the same days and at the same hours.
The past sachems Of all tribes will meet
ut the wigwam OF Pocono tribe on Thurs
day evening at il9 Lackawanna avenue.
when the organization Of past sachems
Of Lackawanna county will be perfected.
The ladies' OF the McAll auxiliary will
hold a meeting at the residence Of Mrs.
Alfred Hand, 3l5 Washington avenue, this
afternoon at $50 O'Clock. All Interested In
the work are most cordially invited to at
tend.
The following returned their assessment
books to the county commissioners yes
Herday: Mark Collin, Twentieth ward,
Scranton; John Penman, Second ward,
Olyphant; willard Perry, Ninth ward,
Scranton. ......
Court refused yesterday to grant the
prayer Of J. ID. Stocker for a receiver for
the Carbondale Traction company. The
sale of the traction companys property
and franchises was adjourned at the same
time until March IS.
The Lenten MONDAY services at st.
Luke's church are attended by increasing
congregations, who appreciate the oppor-
tunity Of spending brief portion Of the
day in rest and worship. The services
commence at 1906 D. m. promptly.
On petition OF Attorney John r. scragg
court yesterday appointed Attorney u. r..
Ackerly as commissioner to inquire into
the sanity OF Sarah Jane Bailey, who. II
IS alleged, has been insane for two ana Is
incapable Of managing her estate.
Two hundred dollars for the purchase
Of a horse for the chief OF the fire depar rt-
fnent and to replace the animal which was
recently injured and had to be DESTROYED.
will be recommended by the Joint fire
department committee to councils.
A benefit ball was held at Music halI
last night in the interest of Mrs. Charles
Kalb, a widow of South Washington ave-
I nue.. Samuel Weisberger was master of
ceremonies. Music was furnished to a
throng OF dancers by McDonald's orches-
ira. The proceeds netted q good sum to u
worthy cause.
The adjourned hearing of Van Valen
against Messrs. Goldberg & Burros, pro-
prietors of the night lunch wagons. which
should have taken place ut Alderman Fitz-
simmons last night, was again adjourned
until Saturday. Attorney George Horn
as acting for the plaintiff and Attorney Jo-
eeph o. Brien for the defense.
An Exchange" social will be held Mt
the Young Women's Christian association
rooms Tuesday evening. March ~, from s
TO 3 o'clock. All young women are invited
20 come and bring something they con-
slider of no value. which can be exchanged
for something else. Come and enjay the
unique programme that has been ar
ranged, ,g@