The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-18

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tions. should DO addressed and regular
subscriptions received. Advertising and
subscription rates cheerfully submitted.l
The West Pittston public school build
ings are being fitted with a new heating
and ventilating apparatus OF a modern
style. 1t will furnish hot or cold air. as
desired, and will add greatly to the
comfort OF teachers and pupils.
Today the most interesting services
yet held at the tent will commence at
$3.50, whkm lEvangelist Sohivera will
give the opening discourse. At 1880
Rev. John Kirkpatrick will speak to
the assemblage. MIR. Maby. Of Scran-
| ton Young Mems Christian association,
will address the people for few min
utes at 1880. Afternoon services will
commence at o'clock and will continue
during the afternoon. The hour from
| 4 until 6 will be devoted to the interests
Of the Young Peoples societies. Rev.
A. b. Simpson, OF New York. will give
the address. The gospel meeting will
be held, commencing at 1880
During the severe storm that passed
over this city last evening the gospel
tent was completely razed by the high
winds that prevailed The meetings
were continued at a nearby church.
An italian employed on the West Side
| was almost completely buried by a
cave-in on Luzerne avenue yesterday
| morning. He was able to go to his
home unassisted. Another cave on the
same street. causing the breaking Of
| water connections to some Of the resi-
dences. thereby cutting off the water
supply, occurred.
The funeral Of Thomas Henshall, s.
year-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j.
Henshall, took place from the family
residence on Delaware avenue yester-
day afternoon. The interment was
made at West Pittston and was private
On July "a and 25 q grand exhibition
OF skill will be given on the Luzerne
County Fair grounds. A number Of
live and clay birds will be shot at by
local and other marksmen. On the
| afternoon Of the 25th the crack shot, II.
d. Swartz. Of Scranton, and Thomas
J. Eley, Of Dorranceton, will exhibit
their skill.
+. c. Waters, Of Scranton, was q
| visitor in town yesterday.
j. j. Parkhurst. Of Wilkes-Barre, was
yesterday in town on business.
G. F. Whhteman, Of ScNnton, was
in the city yesterday on business.
w. Z. MacCarton, circulation mama
ger for the New York Herald, was in
this city yesterday looking after bust
ness matters in the interest Of that
newspaper
Mrs. Click and daughter. Miss Tur-
ner have returned from a few weeks
stay at the seashore.
AL. Hulshizer, of the. firm Of Hull
| shizer & VanFossen, OF Philadelphia,
| who has been the guest Of his cousin,
L. H. Bachman, for the past few days.
has returned home.
Corocoran Bros new building Is very
nearly completed. 1t Is a fine struc-
ture and does credit to Main street
The RESTAURANT is expected to be opened
for business about Saturday.
| About $3.50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
stranger was caught in the act Of
stealing q suit Of clothes from dummy
I'M front of 14ynch's clothing store.
Upon giving UP the garments he was re-
leased. Going up the street the man
stole a bundle Of socks at the Ricketts,
furnishing store. He was arrested and
locked up. The prisoner refused to give
| his name or residence. He is described
as being tall, of light complexion; wore
light pants, dark coat and black
derby hat.