The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-18
CITY NOTES.
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Sporting news on page g.
Kellum's court sewer was finished yes
terday.
Mayor Bailey and the members OF the
board of health inspected the crematory
yesterday. as Is the annual custom.
Miss tdams will lead the Gospel meet
Ing on Sunday afternoon at 3.i5 at the
Young Women's Christian association.
A horse beloning to Plumber c. p. Slack.
of Green Ridge. broke its leg on Penn ave-
4 nue yesterday morning and had to be
NehOt.
AJames Hughes. Wa. fought with PATROL
AN Peters Thursday morning was fined
$40 by Alderman Fuller yesterday. He
paid and expressed regret for his con-
duct.
Mrs Caroline Brown, mother of Moses
Brown, of Browns Bee IIive, and Mrs
Harris, of Ninth street, died yesterday
and as q consequence the Bee Hive store
Will be closed today.
The Teachers Mutual Benefit qssocia-
tion will meet at the board q. control
rooms tAis morning at 10 o'clock. There
tendance Is requested.
A lecture on "a Ramble Around Athens
and the Acropolis," Illustrated with stere-
Opticon, was given last evening In the
lecture room Of the Second Presbyterian
church by Rev. James s. Riggs, ID. d.
Tho following officers have been elected
by the Gentlemen's Driving club: II. W..
Bellman, president; James r. Mears. vice.
president; Louis Bunnell, secretary; +. r.
White, treasurer. The new officers will
appoint board Of directors.
Marriage licenses were yesterday grant,
ed by Clerk Of the Courts John H. Thom-
as to Martin Cannon and Lizzie Brady,
Scranton; John Skimatis and Annie Con-
molly, Scranton; John Kasanits and Annie
.Hakus, Scranton; Fetzko Prokopik and
Anna Kopezan. Olyphant; Thomas Kearns
and Bridget I.ally. Scranton.
The following new contributions have
ling Home fund: Sale Of books at Bishop
Hoban's conservation, $65; p. McCrea. SIS;
]. Cush, 81; Conner Thomas. 81; @. p.
Parton. 81; Mrs. Randall. 81; Frank Schroe-
mons IS: Stephen McKenna. 50; total, SS5:
previously acknowledged, $2,234; grand to-
tai, $2,3lS.
An unknown man of middle age, fairly
well dressed, applied to Patrolman Nc
Hale at the station house yesterday AFTER
noon for the privilege Of being locked up.
saying that he had been on long drunk
and believes that the only way he can
guard against drinking himself to death
Is to be imprisoned for month or so.
He was locked UP as per request and will
case to Alderman Fuller in police court
this morning.
Harry Etting. agent of the Carrie Louis
company with four assistants, is making
the tour Of the city. leaving tickets at
each house. Thes tickets are good for
Monday night, April 20. only, and will ad-
NIT any lady to a reserved seat. 1t any
lady should fail to receive one at home,
she can secure one at the box office free
of charge. This Is a first-class organiza-
tion and should be greeted with a crowded
house on, Monday night. Prices, 10, 20
and 30 cents.
Miss Sara Carson. of New York, who
has been doing effective evangelistic
work in New York city, Cornell and SYRIA:
cuse universities and various cities OF
Pennsylvania, Is expected to arrive in
Scranton on Monday, April 20, She will
conduct series Of meeting for women
and girls, to be held mainly In the rooms
Of the Young Women's Christian associa-
tion. The first genral meeting will be a
haif-hour promise meeting on Tuesday,
April q, at 1880. to be followed by a Cos
pei meeting at 7.SO. Special music
be feature of every service. All women
and girls are invited to embrace this op.
portunity to hear 1.-THE Girls Friend"