The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-19
CITY NOTES.
III WYOMING AVENUE.

The ladies of the Penn Avenue Baptist
church will serve supper Thursday even
Ing, Nov. q, at 6 o'clock.
The liquor license of Frederick r. Null
Ter for the hotel at Penn avenue and
Spruce street was transferred to John j.
Morris.
An application for the amending and
altering of the charter of the Berean Bap-
fist church of Carbondale was made yes
terday in court. ~
Mayor cornell yesterday signed the
resolution striking off the Sewer assess
ment of Charles Minnick, of the Seven
.teenth ward.
The executive committee Of the City
Christian Endeavor union will hold a
monthly meeting in Yung Mems Christian
association hall at 8 o'clock tonight.
A letter has been received by A. l.. Mar
tin stating that President Patterson and
National Organizer Nolan will be here, to-
day to meet the Scranton Liquor Dealers
league.
At the revival services held In the simp-
son Methodist Episcopal church. the Rev.
Mr.. Sweet Will preach this afternoon at 3
o'clock and in the evening at 7.3O. All
welcome.
R. f. White. agent at the Delaware and
terday appointed Mrs. Annie Kelley,
widow of the late John Kelley, matron Of
the ladies' department of the station.
Two executions were issued yesterday
against the Carbonate and Foest City
Passenger Railway company at the in
stance of the st. Louis gar company. The
a levy today. y
Michael Foley, of Luzerne street, aged
IS years, who was picked up on the streets
Friday last by the police. was sent to
the insane department of the Hillside
Home yesterday on an order of Drs.
John Mullaney, OF Snyder street, en-
ployed as brakeman on the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, sustained an
injury to his right hand yesterday after
to the Moses Taylor hospital. The arm is
painfully confused, but amputation will
not be necessary.
Miss Sara Carson. Of New York, who
has been speaking at the Young Women's
Christian association convention at
bloomsbury, will hold a half-hour meet
ing. from ~ to 1890 this noon, at the as
Miss Carson is an interesting speaker and
will doubtless attract a large audience.
The Young Women's Christian associa-
ton and their friends will be delightfully."-
entertained in their rooms this evening by
Edith Jones. Special music will add at
Effectiveness to the occasion. All women
are invited to come and enjoy the enter
which will take place at the close of the
programme.
Two suits in assumpsit were yesterday
begun in the office Of P~rothonotary
81 pFy sins 3ns was g. against p; Mif g. TayfOr I Lacey Geo.;
for $3.50 with interest from Aug. II. 1892,
for goods sold to w. D. Stevens on condi-
tin that Lacey wuld go his security. The
NELL. Wholesale grocers. against r. w.
Lewis for $3.50, with Interest from Sept.
s, 1889.
The Chaplin Literary. society will give
another Of It's delightful entertainments
hall. 225 wyoming avenue. They will be
assisted by Miss Amanda Mires and Ed
yard F. Kingsbury;. Edward. and Arthur
edy-drama. will be rendered by the mem
oere Of the society, and q very creditable
performance Ii expected.
In the tournament at Jerome r. Keogh's
Rsr.ors last night Heistand. Of wilkes
BY the score Of 100 to 4S. Heistand made a
run Of A balls. The second game was won
Sy kivisr; Of Wtlkes-Barre. from Harris.
Ter won, though he made II scratches.
The .tournament will end tonight. John
Lewis. OF this city. will play two games
$ne nrst WIN MARSH, and the second with
B.. Josephson was arrested yesterday on
q warrant from the count Of Alderman
Millett, OF the Sixth ward, in which he
=. o SnsT aImov VIII H'o H'Sssaulting and batter.
taken into custody he exercised the privi-
lege OF waving q hearing and entered
bail before Alderman Millar, Of the Eighth
nee Teldman came In and swore out an.
other warrant against ,Josephson, alleg-
Ing that he had again assaulted him Just
outside the aiderman,s once. The elder
The work Of concreting Roaring Brook
bridge H. being pushed forward with ali
Slscrity In order 70 finish the JOB before
barber compsny's force worked there ali
DAY Sunday. 500