The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-13

county Jail. Alderman Howe gave him a
hearing later. Here Devlne was charged
with maltreatmcnt of horses belonging TO
Liveryman Bellies. In default of bail he
was again committed.
GOING TO HARRISBURG. "A commit
tee of Scrantonians. headed by Rev. Geo.
w. Welsh, of the City Christian Endeavor
union, will go to Harrisburg tomorrow
for the purpose of opposing senate bill
No. 60 providing Tor the repeal OF an act
entitled IAN act 10 prevent and punish
prize lights and boxing matches in the
counties of pike, SohUylkill, Luzerne,
Erie and Montgomery 2uprovcd the six
teenth day OF March. 1866 so far as tho
same relates TO Lu2ernc county.
SERVICE TONIGHT. - Through the
Kindness OF the pastor and officials of the
African Methodist Episcopal church a
service Of the Volunteers of America will
be held this evening commenCing at
O'Clock. Major Davies will be assisted by
A. ID. c. Shipway and his lieutenant Mr..
Shpway is q converted actor and has
Travelled considerably. All friends are in
vited to attend this service. The church
Is situated between Washington and Ad-
ans avenues near Pine street.
ANOTHER BCRGLAR.--Thr an
unfastened window leading into the coal
bin al Leonard'S tobacco factory, on wy
oming avenue, burglars entered carly
Saturday morning. The money drawer
was broken open, a quantity Of tobacco
and all the grass mountings in the engine
room were removed end taken away.
The safe which contained large SUN Of
money was tampered with but the burg
lars had either been frightened away OF
had no tools to do the work with properly
RECREATION CLUB.-A Business
Mems Recreation club" is the latest addi-
tion to Scranton enterprises The cluD is
conducted by Professor Frank Eckel. of
Philadelphia, mGssagist who has re-
sided here for about two years and has
been active in assisting athletes to pre-
pare for contest and has given private
treatments, Forty-five regular members
now patronize the club which has its
rooms on the third floor of the BaCkus
cafe building. The equipment OF the place
includes the particular exercising dppli-
ances used in physical development,
lounging furniture, rubbing tables show
ers and other necessary details
GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS :. -
The managers of the Florence Crittenton
home 7l2 Harrison avenue, gratefully ac-
knowledge the following gifts for the
month of February Mrs. Or. Reed
Burns, clothing; Mrs. J. Il. Chandler.
papers Mrs. John A. Fritz, one piece
bleached muslin; Elm Park Sunday
school, literature; Mrs. George Cross. four
yards white cambric: Mr.. j. l.. Crawford,
water rent for the year: Mrs. a. ID. Stelle,
fruit, fish; a friend Guide to Holiness for
1899 n friend Converted Catholic for 1899;
a friend, home Mission Monthly for 1883;
Pierce's market, fish, turnips parsnips
Huntington's bakery, bread, cake; Mrs.
w. r. Hackett. one box hose; one dozen
Bibles; Mrs. w NJ. McCiaVe, 81 per
month for groceries for one year; Mrs. w.
NJ. Evans, potatoes, goldfish, oatmeal,
sugar, one can fruit; DR.. Mcdowell, mod
ical services; DR. Anna c. Clarke, medical
serves; Mary Richardson, bananas,
honey: Lackawanna Dairy company. one
quart milk daily; Ceres dairy, one quart
milk daily; William Conrads dairy, one
quart milk daily: Mrs. Diehl, South Side
store, Marberger's, Cars Armbrust $
Aylesworth'r, Wormsers, meat; Mrs.
Elizabeth Reynolds, $50, Omaha Ten of
the Washburn Street Presbyterian
Street Presbyterian church 81. The spe-
cial need of the institution is dark Dlue
seersucker gingham.