The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-11-19
CITY NOTES.
(tlIttS, Draperies and Wall Pap1r
,a7 WYOMING AVE.

The MolineauX quartette of Kingston
will sing at the Academy of Music tonigh'
with the Primrose 4 Vests minstrels.
This evening a comic opera, The vi,
lage Barber" will be given at Music Hai
under the auspices Of the Scranton Lied
erkranz.
John Foczko, of Archibald. was released
from the county Jail yesterday after serv.
Ing four months for selling liquor withou'
q license.
The Woman's Kelley league will meet
this evening at $50 O'Clock. All memDerS
are requested to be present. as business
of Importance is to be transacted.
The birthday party to be held at '0
Jefferson avenue, under the auspices ol
the Girls Friendly society, has been post.
poned until Tuesday, Nov. u, on account
Of the death of one Of the members of the
society.
The Young PEOPLES Society of Christian
Endeavor of the First Presbyterian
church will give a social in honor of the
large number of new members OF the So
ciety in tho church lecture room tomor-
row night.
Evangelical church will hold cAm.
chowder supper this evening from 5 to
o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Donln Cor
ner. New York street and Capouse ave-
nue. Everybody welcome, proceeds to &c
to pastor.
The will Of Theodore Silkman. late of
Scranton, was yesterday admitted to pro-
bate by Register Hopkins, and letters
testamentary granted 70 Caroline p. and
j. T.. Silkman. The will of John Patrick
late Of North Arlington was also admitted
to probate.
The funeral of Mrs. Joseph Hailstone
will be held at . o'clock this morning from
the late residence, 52O Chestnut street. \
high mass of requiem will be celebrated
at st. Johns German Catholic church
South Main avenue, and interment will be
made in Hyde Park cemetery.
The programme to be rendered this ev.
enng In the Elm Park church concert is
one of exceptional merit Lovers of music
have an opportunity Of hearing 1,me ex.
cellent selections. Two numbers will be
given by Willard ID. Howe. impersonator
of whom Leland T. Powers says. Amy
audience he may stand before will be
pleased and benefited by his work.
Each branch of councils will meet to.
night. the select holding regular and
the common Il special session. The select
body will consider the Mulberry street
on Tuesday night decided to reject all bids
as the ordinance. the specifications and
the property owners petition are con-
flicting. 1t is probable that new ordi-
nance will be presented.
Edward Walsh and Maggie Jennings
of Scranton: William Davis and Mary Ann
Williams, of Scranton; Edward j. Kilgal-
lon and Miss Lizzie Leslie, of Carbonate
I,uNdIu race ana Anna turner, OF scott
John Bobich and Mary Oviczka. of Scran-
ton: Charles II. Snyder, of Greenfield
and Jennie B Wells, of Clifford. were
granted marriage licenses yesterday by
Clerk of the Courts Thomas.
The students of St. Thomas college
have formed dramatic club under the di.
rection of some of the members of the
faculty and after a very brief prepara.
tion give their initial performances at Col.
Iege hall this afternoon and evening. A,
2,3o p. IN. there will a matinee for the
children. and at p. m. an entertaining
the drama. Maurice the Woodchopper -
The warrant sworn out by Mrs. Eliza.
beth Reilly, of the Continental, for the
arrest of John Salmon, otherwise known
as the terror of Slate Hill, was served
yesterday by Officers Jordan and Tierney
OF Alderman Millar's court. The terror
to furnish bail in the sum of 81 900 for his
appearance at court. The charge agains,
him was felonious assault upon the
prosecutrix.
Mike Sasco and his wife, Mary were
before Alderman Mllar yesterday on a
warrant sworn out by Mrs. Susie Meter
allesing that they had abducted her 9.
year-old son and had him secreted away
some place for no good purpose. Special
officer Tierney went to the Flats and
brought the two Sascos and the boy to
the alderman's Office. The boy left home
Saturday and in reply to the alderma y
he said that his mother abuses him n ri
does not give him half enough TO eat. Tho
alderman discharged the defendants for
lack of evidence.