The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-05

be a meeting of the sewers ana drains
committee of councils at the city clerks
Office this evering.
MEETING THIS EVENING.-TheTe
will be a regular meeting of the board
of health at their rooms in the city hail
this evening at o'clock.
ANNUAL BALL.-The twelfth annual
ball of the Scranton Typographical union
will be held in Snover's hall on Penn
avenue Wednesday evening, Nov. 16.
FIRST SUPPER OF ,SEASON.-The Ia
dies of Elm Park church will serve the
first supper of the season tomorrow even
ing and it will be a good one, as usual.
SECOND LECTURE.-Mrs. ]. Alfred
Pennington will deliver the second IN the
series of lectures on musical history to-
morrow afternoon at the Conservatory.
ANOTHER SCHOOLING 9 public
school al Pine Brook has adopted the saw
ings fund idea The first deposit from
the school was made Monday in the Dime
bank.
OFFICERS INSTALLED.-The officers
of Residenz lodge of odd Fellows will be
installed this evening at the lodge rooms
on Lackawanna avenue. The officers Of
Alliance lodge will be installed tomorrow
evening.
DEsERTION AND NoN-SUPPORT.-
William Carroll, of Dunmore, was arrested
yesterday on complaint of his wife, Alice,
for desertion and non-support. He was
given hearing before Alderman Millar
and gave bail for court,
OLD SUBSCRIBER.-The train will
stop at Harrisburg, but the excursion
tickets are only good on the one train,
However, the trolley line goes from Har-
risburg to the camp and there will be no
difficulty in getting TO and from town.
CASE OF ASSAULT AND BATTERY.
John Boland, charged with assault and
battery, was brought before Alderman
Millar yesterday, waived a hearing, and
entered bail Patrick Murray is the pros
ecutor Both live on South Washington
avenue.
PAY-DAYS. - The Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western company will pay to-
day at the Storrs mines and car shops.
The Delaware and Hudson company paid
yesterday at the Dickson and Won Storch
'collieries and repair shops in North
Scranton.
FRIDAYS RECITAL.-The recital at
Elm Park church Friday evening will
nave UNUSUAL interest as II is Ilt HESI
public appearance in the central city of
Miss Caroline r. Conkling, whose rare
elocntionary powers so assuredy deserve
recognition.
DONATION TO HOSPITAL. - The
Lackawanna hospital has received
check for S65 from Charles Graf, treasurer
of the Bismarck memorial services, being
the surplus after paying legitimate
claims. The hospital acknowledges re-
ceipt with thanks.
TRAMP FROM SARATOGA.-Richard
Seaman, young tramp giving his resi-
dence as Saratoga Springs, was arrested
yesterday for riding on a Delaware Lack
awanna and Western freight train and
Alderman Howe committee him to the
county Jail for ten days.
MAYOR DISCHARGED HIM-Harry
ThomaI of Peckville, arrested a few
weeks ago far Vagrancy was arrested
Monday evening at the blast furnace on
suspicion of stealing brass. In police
court yesterday no one was present to APP
pear against him and Mayor Bailey dis
charged him with a reprimand
MARRIAGE LICENSES.-CIerko of .he
Courts Daniels yesterday granted mar
riage licenses to the following: Leon
Hunter and Amanda Charlesworth, OF
Dalton; William p. Thomas, of Il,
Twelfth street, and Mary A. Penry, of II 4
Academy street; Martin Lynch, of 4jC
Phelps street and Bridget Cluman, of 90;
Ferdinand street.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.-The re-
mains OF the late j. w. Carney, jr, ar
rived in this city at the Delaware, Lack
awanna and Western depot at 255 thi.
morning. The funeral will take place
Thursday afternoon at o'clock from rht
residence of James w. Carney, 1915 Nortl
Washington avenue. Services at Tho
house, Interment at Forest Hill.
KINDERGARTEN WORKINGS I'm
derwood, of the Center Kindergarten, viii
he glad to meet in the Howley build
ing, at the corner of Mulberr,
street and Penn avenue on Fridal
and Saturday afternoons between ard
o'clock any who wish to take up kinder
garten work as teachers or who desire I,
investigate the subject. She will expllil
the studies to be taken up; terms of tut
tion, etc, and give any other informa
tion upon the question that may be asked
SAID HE WAS RORBED-At o'clocl
yesterday morning fight started Of low
er Lackawanna avenue between William
Ignitz, a bartender, and John Peck. o
Carbondale. Peck accused the other MAJ
OF robbing him Of S3s and got blow Il
the face for accusing him Peck elaine
10 be waiting for a train to go to New
York and got into Ignitz's company Will
making tour of the saloons to kin tim