The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-20
CITY NOTES.

Pay your gas bills today and save the
discount.
Select council and the building commit
tee OF the board of control hold meetings
this evening.
This MONDAY service at Saint I.uke's
church for busy men and women begins to-
day-l2O O5 to l2.oc.
The woman.s Keeley league will meet
this evening at 80 o'clock at the institute,
i2S Madison avenue.
In the estate of Lawrence Flynn, late of
Scranton, letters of administration were
granted to Bridget Flynn, the widow.
Deputy Sheriff ]. D. Ferber will sell the
household effects of A. B. Williams on
Monday, Feb. "a, at IA. m.
Rev. j. T. Logan. of Wilk es-Barre, will
preach at Beers hall. Hyde Park, this
evening at 7.SO O'Clock. All are cordially
invited.
In the estate of Hugh Gallagher, late of
Scranton. letters of administration were
yesterday granted to Winifred Gallagher,
the widow.
The will of John Nape was yesterday ad-
mitted to probate and letters teStamentary
were granted to Walter j. Nape son OF
the deceased.
Ganges Blackmore, convicted of bur-
glary In this county was released from
the Eastern penitentiary yesterday. his
term having expired.
Miss Mary Thompson will lead a half
hour Gospel meeting at the Young Wo-
mems Christian association at l2l5 today.
All women are invited.
Thieves gained an entrance to the on
tario and Western depot at Priceburg
gars and several valises.
Edward Clevela nd. father of J. L. Cleve-
land. of this city. died yesterday morn
ing in Norfolk. lie was 81 years old The
funeral will be held in Elmira.
The Wyoming district of the Womans
Home Missionary society will hold an all
day meeting in Elm Park Methodist Epls-
copal church today. The public is cordial
ly invited.
Ry a fall of roof in the Pine Brook mines
Tuesday afternoon. Patrick Huston. OF
$50 Beech street. was seriously injured
He was taken to the Moses Taylor hospi-
tai. where 1t Is announced that he will
recover.
Attorney John j.. Scragg representing
MyriL NJ. Turnauest, brought action in
replevin yesterday against j. w. Guern-
sey and Constable George G. Wilson for
"a safe and some jewelry stock. all of the
value of $50.
A rule for new trial was granted yes
WoOlsey. of the North End. was convict
ed of attempted criminal assault on Mary
Boston. The argument will be made at
the next term OF argument court.
On Saturday the annual dinner and sup
per of the First Presbyterian church will
be served by the ladies from Il TO and
from to O'CLOCK in the church lecture
room. The excellent menus to be provid-
ed will be announced later.
There will be no matinee of "Trlby'
this afternoon and those who purchased
tickets for it can have them exchanged
for seats for the evening performance or
have their money refunded hy calling at
the Academy of Music box office.
The bond Of g. w. Terwilliger. who has
been appointed collector of delinquent
school tax in the Second ward. was yes
terday filed as judgment in the office OF
prothonolary Pryor: The amount of the
bond Is @.i4s.65. with Wade NJ. Finn and
George Y. Hoffman as sureties
Leslie. the champion fnter-coIlegiate to
high jumper Of America. who will appea r
here with the University of PENNSYLVANIA
gymnasiic team. recently cleared the bar
at Ave feet eight and one half inches. a
remarkably high indoor jump, his outdoor
record Is six feet one and one-half inches
At meeting of the board of managers
building. on Spruce street. Tuesday. Miss
Til1e Turner. of Nay Aug. was chosen
assistant matron of the mission. Miss
Sarah Johnson; % or n6an Rnnmore. more. who was as,
continue Indefinitely as chief matron
Clerk Of the Courts John II. Thomas
issued marriage licenses yesterday to the
Hattie May Lewton. Scranton; Vernon
SIocum, Of Justus. and Cora T.. Phillips
of Olyphant: Samuel Moscovitz. Price
burg, and Bertha Baldinger. Olyphant.
OIof Ularson. Scranton. and Annie n.
Armstrong. of Arndale. Jefferson town
ship. O.. Michael o'Connor. Scranton. and
Kate Carroll. Clark's Summit.
Next Tuesday evening a very pleasing
entertainment will be given in the Young
Mems Christian Association hall. on wy
oming avenue. in WHICH some Of the best
Norton. the gifted elocutionist. will recite.
Some fun is promised on the programme
though 1t would not do to tell names be-
institution that is unosten tn tiously but ef-
fectively doing q great work in our city
that the house should be fun. And all
who 30 will be well repaid.