The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-31
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CITY NOTES.

The board of trade public market COM
mittee will meet tomorrow afternoon.
There will be a regular meeting of the
board Of health at their rooms in the
municipal building Friday at o'clock.
Columbus council, Young Mems Inst!-
tute, of the South Side, will hold its an
nual social at Siegers academy tonight.
The hearing in the Forkan habeas cor
pus case to have taken place yesterday
before Judge Gunster, was continued until
next Monday
All the members of the State Liquor
league are requested to attend special
meeting Thursday afternoon at Raub's
hall at 2.3O p. m.
Bible class for study of the International
Sunday school lesson at Grace Reformed
Episcopal church this evening at 7.45
Every one invited. Bring your Bibles.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Edward A..
Jones, of Archibald, will take place at 80
o'clock this afternoon at the house on
South Main street. 1nterment will be
made in the Protestant cemetery.
The annual donation days of st. Jo-
seph's Founding home will be today and
tomorrow, when fuel, provisions, cloth
ing and money will be gratefully received
at the home, SAG Jefferson avenue.
DR.. Anna Clark will give a practical talk
in the hall of the Young Women's Chris
tian association this noon from 1890 to !.
All young women attending the inst tute
The Rle Of seats for 1.-The Black
Sheep" opens this morning at the box
office of the Academy of Music at o'clock.
1t should be remembered Mr.. Hoyt sends
us his full original New York company in
his greatest success. "a Black Sheep"
Marriage licenses were granted yester-
day to John Egan, of Throop, and Nellie
Judge, of this city; John j. Cummings
and Nellie Hopkins, of this city; John C.
buckingham. Dunmore, and Harriet B:
Doud Scranton; Edward Hunsnger, of
Newton, and Edna Savitts, of Scranton.
At st. Luke's church, All Saints Day,
Friday, Nov. ], will be observed by two
celebrations of the holy communion, at 6
a. m. and a. m. Any person desiring to
remember departed loved ones may send
flowers Thursday afternoon for decorat-
ing the altar and chancel. These flowers
are always sent after the services to the
sick and afflicted.
This evening ]. H. Maice. the blind
evangelist. will give his famous lecture,
''The Dark and Bright Side of Washing
ton," in the Green Ridge United Evan
gelical church. This lecture consists of a
graphic description of Washington as a
city and as the nations capital, given in
an interesting and humorous manner. The
fact that some desperate opposition to this
lecture has been made In certain localities
by politicians and ofiiceholders ought to
be sufficient to warrant Its merit.
The annual social of the Caledonian
club will be held tonight in Fuller's hall,
on Lackawanna avenue: refreshments
will be served, and the following will take
part in an entertaining programme:
Misses Josephine and Alice Gilmartin.
Miss Jeanie Alexander, Mrs. Liner. Co.
1umbia Glee club. NJ ]. Coyne, James
Harber. David Wilson, James Langan,
William Jones, Andrew Smith, Dr.. James
Stein. William Collins and John Simpson.
Miss Belinda Messett will be accompanist.