The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-11

ltdullS lOnlSnt at the second 1reSDSle-
rian church will be in charge of ii. w.
Rowcy. The subject will bc The Class
les in Tcnnyson."
PAY-DAYS--Ihe Delaware, L4acka.
wanna and Western company will finish
paying the trainmcn today. The Della
ware and Hudson company paid the
lrainmen north Of Scranton.
FUNERAL TOMORROW.-'Thc funeral
OF the late Mrs. Edilda Slocum will be
held tomorrow afternoon from the resi-
dcnCe at C'cOck. lnterment will be
made at the Washburn street cemetery.
DEPENDANT DlSCHARGED.-Jame
Mclean, charged with assault and bat
terry and threats by Harry McCracken, of
M Mulberry street, was given a hearing
before Alderman Howe yesterday. The
defendant was discharged for lack of
evidence.
LECTURE TUESDAY NIGIIT.-Profes-
sor Clark's lecture al the Bicycle club
Tuesday night is the much talked of event
of next week. Tickets are in great de-
lnand 1t is for the benefit of the Young
Nomen's Christian association and de-
serves the hearty support OF the public
WILL ENTERTAIN.--Th members of
st, Johns Total Abstinence and Rencv-
olcnt society will conduct an entertain
ment at their han on Capouse avenue Fri
day evening March II. The affair will be
in honor Of its being ST. Patrick's day.
ana elaborate preparations are being
made.
WILL DEBATE.-Jamcs a. Mellon and
T. u. Glover will represent the Twen-
teth Century club of the Railroad Young
Mems Christian association in a debate
with the club of the Hallstead associa-
ton to be held AT Hallstead, Saturday
evening March 2J. The question for de-
bate will be, Resolved, That the condi-
ton of the poor is due more to impru-
deuce than to force of circumstances
FAREWELL RECEPTION.-The COM
mittec of arrangements for the farewell
reception which will be rendered retiring
Secretary f. W. Pearsall of the Rail
road Young Mems Christian association,
are actively at work. The affair will be
held at the rooms on Lackawanna ave-
nue. Monday night, March q, and it is
expected that the new secretary, w w.
Adair, will be present.
SUIT FOR DAMAGES.-Willi p.
Kennedy, Marvin p Carter and S. T..
Price yesterday brought an action TO re-
cover $500 damages from Dr. j. T..
0Brien. Plaintiffs and defendant own ad-
Joining properties at Jefferson avenue and
Spruce street and 1t il alleged that DR..
O'Brien without permission of the de-
PENDANTS entered upon their lands and
laid a sewer and connected it with the
sewer in their lands.
TO OPEN CONSERVATORIES.- The
beautiful Conservatives of Colonel and
Mrs. II. NJ. Boies will be opened to the
public this afternoon and evening for the
benefit of the Home for the Friendless.
rhe beautiful display of azaleas alone
will be more than worth a visit and there
sre many other attractions. The side
entrance will be used and the trifiing ad-
mission OF 10 cents will be charged. Help
the Home and also lose not the opportun-
ity for seeing the rare floral display.
PETTY THTEVING CONTINUES Sc
The plant of the Lackawanna Lubricat-
ing ard Manufacturing company, To-
Gated on Capouse avenue near the Del
aware and Hudson switch crossing OF
sarch street, was entered early yesterday
morning by burglars. A large quantity
Df valuable scrap metal tools and some
'igars and tobacco were taken. The same
morning, all of the brass faucets were
removed from the outside water pipes
of the residences along the 1900 block on
Capouse avenue and IL Is thought the
same PARTIES did both Jobs.
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