The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-12

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PAVING COMMITTEE.-Th The joint paf-
ing committee will meet with City So
ticitor Mckinley this evening to consider
the Keller asphalt repair ordinance.
MEDICAL SOCIETY MEETS.-At the
monthly meeting of the County Medical
society in city hall last night papers were
read by DR.. j. +. O Brien and Dr. l.. NJ.
Pennypacker.
MEETING OF MINERS.-There will he
a meeting of the miners employed at the
Dickson mine i'm O'Dcnnell's hall North
Scranton. tonight, which all miners are
invited to attend.
COAL IN PERT-At a meeting hcll
today in Franklin hall, Philadelphia of
the Mining and Metal,urgica section.
William A. Griffith, mining engineer of
this city, will read a paper on "Anthra-
cite Coal in Peru
TNDERTAKERS MEET.-Outsde of
fixing upon Wilkes Barre as tho place for
the next meeting nothing was done at
the annual convention of Tri-County Fu-
neral Directors association yesterday,
owing to the small attendance Of dele
gates.
MACADAMIZING GREENS PLACE
W OTK was commenced yesterday pTtPdl-
atory to macadamizing Green's place,
Pine Brook under the direction OF CITY
Engineer Phillips. The money thus eX-
pended will be taken from the annual ap-
preparation for the Seventh ward.
SPECIAL SERNICE.-There will be Il
special service at the Young Women
Christian association hall on Thursday,
October 49, at 7.3" p. M. An address will
he made by the Rev. r. T.. Y Pierce, of
the Penn Avenue Baptist church. Every
member of the assC citation is expected 20
come and bring her friends. All young
women are cordially invited.
ARE GRATEFUL.-E. f. RObathan
was yesterday n allied a copy of resolu-
tion adopted by Branch II. of the Rational
Letter Carriers assC alton. thanking him
for securing from the Republican league
convention held in Pittsburg Sept a
resolution urging the National Letter
Carriers association to hold its next an
nual convention In Scranton.
INTEREST CONTINUE ES.-There is no
abatement in the temperance interest at
Green Ridge Last night the Baptist
church was hacked. Mr.. Mcconnell
spoke Colonel II. II. Tyler of Bingham
ION. and Mrs Clifford sang solos. a dele
cation was on hand from Peckville to in
Vite Mr.. Mcconnell there Tonight there
VIII ne music DN iEOltSSOG idNlOG anu
Mr., Mcconnell will give one of his lee
lures.
OUTING NEXT SATURDAY. ,-- The
Scranton Camera club held its regular
monthly meeting in its rooms In the FIX
change building Monday evening. The
president, Mr.. Osborne, spoke on color
photography with especial reference 10
the McDonough process of color printing
which is attracting such wide attention
at present The outing of the club which
was postponed from last week or account
of rain will be held Saturday next. Thu
members will leave the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western depot on the O'Clock
train for Benz EFT, from which place they
will go TO Harveys Lake, spending the
day in taking photographs,
MARRIAGE LICENSES CLERK of the
courts Daniels yesterday granted mar
riage licenses to the following: John ROD,
bins. of LuZerne, and Margaret Quinn
of Kingston; Bernard j. Hare, of 5il EN-
met street, and Bridget Graney, of 9l'
Lonergan place; Andrew j. O'fIara ant
Annie v. LOTUS, of Minooka; Joseph Gil
boy. of 4O2 Market street, and Bridge
Corrigan, of 337 William street: Harry
Hesskants and Katie Weinberger, o
Scranton; Joseph Woscon and Lizzie LAY
of Taylor: Casper Moor, OF Ransom, anC
Mary Schaab, of 1916 Price street; viii
and Anna Flesch, of 7ol Hampton street.
TO HAHNEMAN HOSPITAI--The di
rectors Of the Hahneman hospital gra' e
fully acknowledge the receipt of the fol
lowing gifts for the month Of September
II. H. Beidleman, magazines; Mrs, c. d
Simpson, basket of peaches Miss Mason
flowers and fruit; C. r. Clark, roses; Mrs
Hannah, basket of pears; Mrs. A. M
Decker, basket of peaches bushel pota
toes; Mrs. r. A. Clark, box soap; Mrs
A. G. Gilmore. Journal of Homeopathics
Mrs. Charles Wells, basket peaches; Mis-
Muley, old muslin, flowers, vase; Mrs
Richmond fresh vegetables; Miss Masor
two Jars jelly, flowers, tomatoes; Mrs. =
l.. Fuller, four pounds butter, baslio
peaches; Mrs. T. II, Watkins, roast Z
lamb; Mrs Henry Belin, 1--WE pounds but
ter. basket potatoes; Mrs. w. 4. Smitl
twenty-five yards muslin, rolled oati
rice: Mrs. J. S. Mott, six cans corn, 81
cans peas, twelve cans tomatoes Mr.
n, @. Robertson, ten pounds rice; Mr.
III. B. Ware, flowers Mrs r. M. Vant
ling twen'v-A''a po"~As s"~ar: Ra'