The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-02-21
CITY NOTES.
council will meet tonight

Select council will meet tonight
Third chamber concert tonight at
o'clock. A fine programme.
The Prohib.tionists of the city will hold
forth this evening at Conservatory hail.
Miss Barnes, of Adams avenue is ell
tertainlng Miss Katherine Reichard, Of
Philadelphia.
The Scranton Bicycle club is making m
especial effort to provide a surprising en-
tertainment for Its smoker tomorrow
night.
Maggie Smith, of Center street, was
sentenced to fifteen days imprisonment
yesterday for drunkenness and disordeiy
conduct.
A special matinee will be given a. he
Academy of Music at special prices by the
Derby Winner company on Friday af-
ternoon at 80 o'clock.
Extensive arrangements are being made
by the Scranton Liederkranz for their
twenty-sixth annual masquerade bail,
which will be held at Music hall on Mon
day evening next.
The will of John VI. Wetherly, late Of
Scott township. was admitted to probate
yesterday and letters testamentary grant
ed TO Huldo Wetherly, Ettie NJ. Lynch
and X. p. Parker.
The Clerks association will hold q meet
ig at their hall on Spruce street this
vening at o'clock. All members are re-
quested to be present as business Of the
utmost Importance Will be transacted.
silver tea will be held at the Green
Ridge library on the afternoon and even
Ing OF Washington's birthday, from (
o'clock until 10. a silver Offering Is ex-
pected for books. Music during the time.
nv ,,,in 1.i
his famous lecture, MY Journey Around
the World" at the rockingham tonight.
There is an Immensely large advance sale
of seats and the theater will undoubtedly
be crowded.
Washington's birthday will be celebrated
at the Rescue mission by special services.
when musical selection will be given by
the quartette and chorus choir Rev.
Charles T.. Robinson, DID, and others
will deliver brief addresses.
The ladies' Of the Green Ridge United
Evangelical church will hold social in
oak hall. Capouse avenue and Marion
street, on Thursday evening of this week
The proceeds are for the benefit OF the pas
tor. A cordial invitation is extended 10
ALL
Plans for the proposed silk mill to he
erected on the South Side are now pre-
pdlfu anu VIII utINtItu at lnt DDiIu
OF trade office today. The plans show
buildings Of massive appearance which
will form a handsome addition to the
edifices on the South Side.
The regular meeting of the Homeo-
pathic Medical society OF northeastern
Pennsylvania will be held this evening
at the office of DIR. II. B. Ware. Essays
will be read by Drs. Brewster and Rob-
erts, and the discussion with regard to
them will be led by Drs. Heilner, Young
and Leehmon.
A well attended entertainment was held
at the Excelsior hall, on Wyoming ave-
nue., last night, when a considerable
amount was netted for the benefit of the
ladies' General Relief society. Tablealix,
music and dancing were interspersed In
the amusements OF the evening. The ar
rangements were in charge of Mrs. ]. Il.
Cohen. president of the society," Mrs. II.
Langfeldt and Mrs. l.. Marks.
Owing to circumstances which were un-
avoidable, the proposed performance OF
the drama, Down by the Sea-" on Fri
day at the Providence arniory by the
members OF the auxiliary societies Of the
Providence Presbyterian church, is post
poned indefinitely. In place of the dra.
matte performance supper will be served
by the Ladies' Aid society in the church
parlors on the same evening"
The members Of the sub-appropriatiou
committee OF the state legislature will be