The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-01
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CITY NOTES.

The city officials were paid yesterday.
Marriage licenses were yesterday grant
ed to Charles Plath and Kate Costello, of
Carbondale.
The second hour for services at st.
Luke's church this morning is 10 a. m.
instead of g. as was heretofore announced.
Miss Name l.. Gallagher. of Jackson
street, has been appointed supreme deputy
for this district of the Ladies' Catholic
Benevolent association.
Patrick Flannery was yesterday re-
leased from Jail on $500 bail. His father.
James Flannery, and Patrick i. Coyne, Of
Minooka, became his bondsmen.
The ,sale of seats for Aborn's Opera
company, which Is at the Academy all
next week at popular prices, opens this
morning at the box office at 9 O'Clock.
At this evenings services at the Linden
Street temple. Rev ]. Feuerlicht will COM
mence a course of lectures on 1.-THE Tall
mud" Services commence at 7.30 p. m.
The young ladies Of the Second Presby-
terian church will serve an oyster supper
in the church parlors Friday evening,
Nov. !, from 6 to 5 o'clock. Supper, 70
cents.
The parties who have been protesting
against the running of the Farber court
sewer through their lands had a confer
ence with Mayor Connell yesterday, and
agreed to submit the matter for amicable
adjustment.
The Union Transfer company yesterday
secured the contract for carrying the
United States mails between the postoffice
and depOts. The time of the former car
rier NJ. Coggins, expired at IL o'clock last
night
John Dumschinski, a laborer in the
Bellevue shaft was caught under falling
top coal yesterday and Is nursing a broken
leg at the Moses Taylor hospital. His
home is on the Flats. His age Is 80, and
he is unmarried.
nj, 80
age, living on the West Side, was struck
by switch engine yesterday at,the West
Lackawanna avenue crossing and escaped
with two broken ribs. He is at the Moses
Taylor hospital.
Hoyt's "a Black Sheep" company,
which played at Reading Wednesday
evening, played to 1,200 men and women.
or $673 in money. They are at the Acad-
emy Saturday evening and is the best
Hoyt piece on the road.
The board of managers and the lunch
committee of the Young Women's Chris
tian association will meet at o'clock to-
day to complete arrangements for the
Harvest Home dinner to be given in the
association rooms Tuesday, Nov. s.
The organ recital which was to have
been given last evening by Mr.. Penning-
ton In Elm Park church. was postponed
owing to the extreme inclemency of the
weather. 1t will be given next week at a
time hereafter to be announced in these
columns.
The lecture that Rev. J. II. Maice the
blind evangelist was to have given In the
Green Ridge United Evangelical church
last night was postponed until tonight on
account of the bad weather. The evan
gelist and his daughter. who is an elocu-
Zionist, gave a very pleasant entertain
ment to those who assembled.
The trotting races announced to take
place at the Driving park yesterday af-
ternoon for the benefit of church In
Throop were postponed on account of
rain until tomorrow afternoon. Among
pr. q. E. Hill, J: p. Cook. c. H. Schadt,
G. @. Crane. F. w. Cook, ]. T.. Davis, DR..
Porteus. j. L. Crawford, L. T. Payne, A.
!. spencer, F. s. Godfrey. F. F. Hazard.
A bill in equity was flied yesterday af-
ternoon by Attorney w. II. Stanton, rep
fesenting Jacob Sarnoski, Frank Brasdo-
eki Adam Shipnoski and Anna Xellerinski.
praying for an Injunction to restrain o. 8.
SSonnson and the Johnson Coal. company
from constructing a narrow gatged track
on Jermyn street In the borough of Jer-
myn. The plaintiffs reside on that thor
Cugniare and each owns lot abutting on
isr,,nnr,s Sne n.set. Judge Gunster granted pre-
nminary injunction and arguments to
make II perpetual will be heard at next
equity court.
In the lecture. room of the Penn Avenue
Baptist church last evening a concert was
SVEN unuer the auspices OF Glass No 8
OF the Sunday school 1t consisted OF Sc
lections from Schlepegrell, Wooier. Pat
tersoh. Schubert. sousa. Boettgers, Bal
ley, Bunnell Tours. Horn and Chadwick.
Black. Miss ElIda Garragan, Miss Anna
Anslay, Miss Leila Porter. Miss Marv
Davis, Miss Anna Bunnell and Eddie Da-
vis The Imperial quartette furnished Ave
Stanton, cornet; VIII Allen, violin; waiter
Kiple, Violin; and Charles Doersafr,. t,iai1o.
The programme was made up Of three
parts, the first two being. MUSICAL; part
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