The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-04-11
CITY NOTES.

Each branch Of councils will meet to-
night.
School teachers and janitors will be paid
today.
Thomas Feury, alias Thomas Harvey
was discharged from the county Jail
yesterday.
In the case of Charles P. Hallock against
Stroud & Chamberlain, court yesterday
refused to grant new trial.
The Ladies' Aid society Of Elm Park
church Will serve supper this evening
from to o'clock. to which all are cor
daily invited.
Monsay tribe, No. 1874, Improved Order Of
Red Men, of Jermyn, applied to the court
yesterday for charter through Attor-
neys Jones & Powderly.
The sale of seats will open this morning
at the Academy Of Music box office for
the engagement Of Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall in
'The Second Mrs. Tanqueray."
The sale Of tickets for the Yale Glee club
concert to be given next Wednesday
night In the rockingham, will open at
Powelrs at o'clock this morning.
Ex-Register of Wills Fl. T. Koehler has
entered into partnership with Charles w
Schank, the shoe dealer whose place Of
business Is located at 40 Spruce street.
- Among the other urgent things pur-
chased for Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Car
ter's new studio at 124 Adams avenue, is a
fine mahogany Baby Grand Weber piano.
Mrs. NJ. Eleanor Coleman asked the
court yesterday to grant her divorce
from Robert Coleman, to whom she was
married at Mauch Chunk on July 2S, 1890
Desertion is the ground on which the di-
vorce is asked. Mrs. Barbara Davis asked
for divorce from James +. Davis, alles-
ing cruel and barbarous treatment. They
were married May 10. 1886.
Mrs. N. Y. Leet has kindly proffered
her residence to the managers of the
Home next Saturday afternoon from 9
o'clock to O'Clock. Articles suitable for
Easter gifts will be on sale and light re-
freshments will be served for 25 cents
Mrs. Leet, assisted by the ladies of the
board. will welcome all who come. The
Home needs funds Let the attendance
be large.
The board of health, through Secretary
Briggs, has requested Mayor Connell to
appoint Richard Thomas food inspector
for another year. 1t is probable that the
request will be complied with. The board
has also requested the mayor to issue a
proclamation urging residents to remove
vegetable matter from their premises and
to guard against other unsanitary things
incident to spring.
President Grer. of common council
with the assistance of Clerk Hatton, was
busily engaged yesterday In preparing a
list Of committees and chalrmanships for
the fiscal year Of 1895. The appointments
will be announced at tonight's meeting.
The most important chairmanships will
not be held by Democrats and the Neals-
Hickey-Sweeney Rea gan-Battle contin-
gent will be out In the very wet rain.
The Catholic Total Abstalners of the
Second district will meet next Sunday In
81. Paurs armory to discuss important
papers on the temperance question full
delegation has been elected from each
society. This convention promises to be
an interesting one. as 1t the one preceding
the general convention in May. Changes
In the constitution will be considered, and
II adopted, will receive the Endorsement
ai the general convention of the delegation
from this district.
The annual gymnastic exhibition of the
Young Mems Christian association will
occur tonight at the Academy of Music.
1t ID creating a great deal of talk among
the members, as It will be the largest ever
given, and the proceeds will go toward
I putting In a swimming tank and furnish
ing the gymnasium. The exhibition will
open with q grand tsbleaux by 200 men,
! boys and ladies'. The dril by the ma
nines will be most novel and there will be
resting, fancy club swinging and Jug
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