The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-05-03
Base Ball today. ROcIl-
ester vs.. Scranton, at 3.4S.
Admission, Is cents.
CITY NOTES.


Annua! pew-lctting at the Elm Park
church this evening at o'clock.
The Delaware and Hudson company paid
its office employees and station agents at
Carbondalc Saturday
The j-ycar-old daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
w. +. LOTUS, of Gibson street. who has
been seriously i'll, is recovering.
Detective Daniel NIcSwcauc. Nod a PC
tition Saturday asking the coz 10 renew
his detective license, the one At LOW holds
having expired.
The funeral of the late John Scragg will
be held this afternoon at 2.3O o'clock from
the family residence, $40 Madison avenue
Burial will be made in Forest Hin ceme-
terry.
The bond of George +. Betham, collec-
tor of taxes for the township of West
Arlington, in the sum of 5000, was ap-
proved by court Saturday. j. S. Cap
well and w. S. Ross are sureties.
The funeral of an infant child of Mr.
and Mrs. Me!ford NernCy will take place
at o'clock this afternoon from the fam
lily residence, 1871 Vine street. Interment
will be made in Forest Hin cemetery.
The delegates from this part of the
state to the National ConclaVe of Hep
tasophs, which opens in Louisville Ky,
Tuesday, left this city yesterday afternoon
at 2 o'clock on the Central Railroad of
New Jersey.
The Scranton Licderkranz will next
Friday present a five-act drama, entitled
Der Aiutter Segen." The success of the
drama, Der Kohlcrbaron," produced
some time ago, is responsible for this sec
ond promised treat.
The Pastors union of this city will
meet this morning at 1890 O'Clock in the
Young Mems Chr!stian association rar-
lo.s. Rev. G.. l.. Alltch, of Grace Ems
r,a1 oh, mil 1,a Ia,
Scriptures. All pastors are invited to at
tend.
The report of IT, c. Shafer, manager for
the Scranton Clearing House association.
for the week past, is as follows: Monday
Sli16o2.2S; Tuesday, Sl3S, S,120.Gi; Wednesday
$9i, i,i4l.SO; Thursday, Sl07,NSC7; Friday
$l2lO29.9i; Saturday, $l9l, ,ST37; total $793,.
l5O.l9; cloarngs for the week ended May
2, 1896, S743,OSi59
Saturdays Issue of the Diocesan con.
sisted Of ten pages, which will be the size
of the pal er in future. Since Jane,
O'Connor took editorial charge of tn,
paper it has been improving in every re-
spe't and the enlargement became a ne
cess.ty. Saturdays issue contained som,
handsome Illustrations of the interior o
st. Leo's church, Ashley, as well as rnan\
interesting literary features.
walter w. Kiplc, the young violin!st
leaves for Boston the latter part of th,
week to study at the famous Conservatory
OF Music. The opportunity to attend hi.
testimonial concert should not he missed
as the talent comprises the finest in
Scranton. The programme includes Tn,
following artists; Miss r!mberman, Mis-,
Wolff, Mr.. Wooler and LlcW Harhert
also Richard Lindsay and Mr.. Ham, flut
ist.
Toni2hts performance of "The Suitanr
Daughter by the Ullie Akerstrom com
pany at the rockingham win be Elk,
night. Through the courtesy of Managr,
Kerr enough tickets have been reserved
10 accommodate every member and on,
friend each of the local lodge. The tick
cts are in the possession of W. S. Gould
secretary of the lodge, and can be secure,
today at Mr.. Gould's office. 4l9 Lindei
street