The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-17
CITY NOTES.

The board of revision and appeals held
a ineeting in the city clerks office yes
terdAy and heard a number of appeals
The Teachers Benefit association win
hold its regular monthly meeting in the
board of control rooms at 10 o'clock Sat
urday morning, Sept. Is.
A number or veterans of the late war
who reside in this city will attend the
annual reunion of the One Huntred and
ThirtySecond regiment of Pennsylvania
Volunteers at Wilkes-Barre today.
The announcement in yesterdays Trib-
une of the marriage of Miss Minerva
Hopp to Frank Bevan was untrue. The
information was furnished by a near rel
ative of Miss Hopp, and was printed in
good faith.
Mrs. } S. Norvell, the noted evangelist,
will he here Saturday and speak at the
Young Womens Christian association,
Sunday at 345. Every woman and girl
should make a special effort to attend
this meeting.
Court made an order yesterday in the
case of A. G.. Gilmore against A. f. Duff
fy, requiring Mr.. Duffy to file within ten
days an itemzed statement of the sep
arate accounts of each partner in the
firm. The plaintiff is given five days, af-
ter the compliance of the above order, in
which to file a bill of exceptions.
was found sleeping on the lawn of a
residence on Capouse avenue. He had
his horse and two-wheeled gig secured
to the post outside. Patrolmen Parry
and saul with the patrol wagon brought
III the outfit Another drunken man was
aroused from his couch which was the
base of the Washington statue on court
house square.
Donations to the Florence Crittenden
mission, 107 Spruce street for the month
of August are acknowledged as follows:
Z. f. Nettleton, $40, rebate on rent of
mission; Zeidler's Bakery. bread; Mrs.
Walden Swallow, beans and apples; Lore
land Co., beef steak; Green Ridge
Lumber company, one load kindling
Miss Peck, sweet peas; Mrs. Diehl ice
cream; Huntingtons Bakery, rolls (:
Pierce's market, fish; a friend, 3 shirt
waists; Consumers Ice company, ice
daily; Scranton Dairy, milk daily; w.
N. Conrad, milk daily; a friend, blank
books; Zeidler's bakery, bread; Hunt
ington's bakery, cake, rolls; Washburn
d Zerfass, 1 load wood; a friend one
half bushel apples; a friend, one pair
half-worn shoes; Mr.. Cornish, meat;
Armbrusts market, meat; Huntington's S
bakery, cake and rolls; a friend, sweet
peas; Zeidler's bakery, bread; p. b.
FINLEY, receipted bill of muslin and
thread; Mrs. N. G, Parke, baby clothes;
a friend, three baby shirts; Mrs. A, J..
Norman folding bed; Huntington's bak-
cry, cake; Hugh A. Howell, carpenter
work, 81; Mrs. j. L. Crawford two tons
of coal; Miss Reynolds, berries and
nasturtiums; Huntngton's bakery, cake
ana rolls; Mrs c. S. Weston, one pair
shoes; Mrs Hackett, one bushel string
beans; Miss Slayton, flowers: Mr.. Glid-
don, 81; Mrs. j. l.. Crawford. waste bas-
get: Mrs. w. 7. Hackett, two and one
half yards flannel, five yards cambric,
SIX yards canton flannel; Mrs. ]. l.,
crawford 81; Price & Roe, stationers,
elsht boxes letter paper; Mrs. w. II. Tay-
lor, nasturtiums, bacon, one basket peach
es; Mrs. Hackett. flowers; Mrs, Henry
Operts' MOWERS; Zeidlers bakery, bread T;
Huntlngton's bakery, cake, rolls: Mrs,
charles II. Won Storch. sweet corn
Alysworth's market, meat: Marberper's 8
market, meat; Carr's market, meat:
Mrs. Diehl, meat; Lackawanna Hard.
ware company, receipted bill. Donations
solicited, new or partly worn wool dress-
es' shoes, hose, lard or cottoene.