The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-29
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CITY NOTES.


q gymnastic exhibition and dance at Tur-
ner hall.
Lovett's Boston Stars gave n concert at
the Green Ridge library last night for the
benefit of the Library association.
Rev. j. II. Crane gave a lecture in the
Green Ridge United Evangelical church
last evening on the scientific principles of
temperance.
A social will be held at ]. Frank Siegefs
Dancing academy Thursday night by the
Columbus council. Young Mems Institute,
of the South Side.
Judge Edwards granted continuance
of the time in which the executors of
John G.. Fell, late of Waverly borough,
are required to answer the citation, until
Friday, Nov. ], at a. IN.
The presidents of the several companies
of the Scranton Fire department will
meet at Durrs hall this evening at 7.30
p. m. Senator Vaughn and CounCilmen
Durr and Hickey will make a report.
The late ex-Justice Strong of the United
States Supreme court, brother of Hon.
Theodore Strong. of Pittston, has appoint
ed as his executor the American Security
and Trust company, of Washington, ID. c.
Frank Savinsli was arrested for jump
Ing on a Delaware. Lacltawanna and
Western coal train yesterday but Alder
man Millar let him so when he heard that
the fellow was fleeing from Wilkes Barre.
a meeting of the Undertakers associa-
tion was to have taken place last even
Ing at Raub's rooms on Spruce street; no
business was done and the next meeting
will be held on the last Monday of No
vember.
The Scranton Business College second
team accept the challenge of No. 25 School
Foot Ball team for a game on next Satur-
day. The captains of the two teams are
requested to meet at said colleges rooms
on Oct. 20 to arrange for the game.
Frank Hannis has received a consign-
ment of blooded horses from Taylor Bros,
of Illinois, the owners of Joe Patchen,
and will S j them at auction at the Driv-
ing park Thursday Among the horses
Is Domino b, which has II mark of 213
The sec,nd of the series of organ re-
citals that j. Alfred Pennington Is giving
In the Elm Park church, will take place
Thursday evening at O'Clock. Miss
Winifred Sullivan, soprano, and Miss
Julia C. Allen, violinist will assist at the
recital
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued
TO Edward Welsh and Tessie Fee, of Car
bondale; Patrick j. Troy and Kate Har-
rington, of Forest City; Saesare Bell and
Maria Farolli, Lackawanna; james Nc
Lane, Of Avoca, and Mary Glynn, of
Scranton.
At the regular meeting of the Baptist
Pastors union, held yesterday at the
Penn Avenue Baptist church. Rev. ID. j.
Williams, of Jermyn, read a paper on
i i
effort and created favorable impression
A discussion followed.
The Green Ridge Womens Christian
Temperance union meet in the Evangeli-
cal church Tuesday at 3 p. m. 1t being q
mothers meeting 1t Is earnestly requested
that as many mothers will attend this
meeting as possible. The subject is 1.-THE
School and the Family"
The semi-monthly meeting of the Meth
odist cleric was held yesterday in Elm
Park church and was largely attended.
Rev e. L. Santee, of Lackawanna. read a
paper entitled Law" 1t was a disserta-
tion on the unwritten laws governing
physical and moral life.
LII Henry. whose house was raided Sun
DAY night was yesterday fined $25 by AL
GERMAN Millar. Her cook, Eva King. was
fined IS for being an inmate of q dsorderly
mouse and IS for being funny at the hear
ing. Charles Sanders was given thirty
days in Jail and "Rocksy" Jones paid $2.5
Tor interfering with the officers.
Tho Young Women's Christian associa-
non VIII give musicale in their rooms
this evening. A delightful programme T.
prepared, in which the following will par
ticipate: Miss Nellie DeGraw, soprano
MISS, Margaret Vipond. contraHo; Miss
Bertna Conger, pianist; and the q. u. r.
quartette Miss Cora Griffin will recite
"Christmas Night" All women are cor.
daily invited.
A county board meeting Of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians, Board OF Erin, was
held In st. Mary's hall, Providence, Sun
day. County Delegate M. J. McAndrew
presided. State Delegate c. r. Boland
was present and both gentlemen delivered
lengthy speeches on the growing strength
OF tho order, especially In our own county.
The next parade will be held in Scranton
on March II. Other routine business was
transacted and communication from the
national officers was read.
ON next Thursday evening Lieutenant
4 Ezra 8. Griffin post, No. 13g, Grand ARM
X OF the Republic, Will attend n lecture OH
THE Fall of Richmond" by Rev. DR.. Har-
ris, president OF Buckneli university. al
the county Institute. The post ATTENDS al
the Invitation OF Professor j. c. Taylor
, the county superintendent OF Dijblc
schools, and the comrades will asseribei AZ
thpir hall et o'clock in full uniform g