The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-02

date to bc fixed after the game with the
Elks team next Monday. Total number
of points TO decide the contest, George
Walker manager EXcelsors
WILL SPEAK TONIGHT.-Miss Pad
dock who could not reach Scranton last
evening for her address on the Girls
Friendly Society Will be heard at 80
this evening at Mrs II. j. Fosters, $50
Clay avenue. The entertainment to be
given by the Guild of ST. Margaret will
begin Immediately thereafter at O'Clock,
as already announced.
CHARGED WITH PERJGRG.-.John
w. Kirby was arrested an complaint
of Herman Levy ana given II hearing be-
fore Alderman Mllar yesterday. The
charge was pCrlurN. Kirby waived a
hearing ana entered bail The charge
grew out of testimony given in court
yesterday IN the case of the common
wealth against Levy. Kirby prosecutor.
NEW CLASSES.-Two new classes
were recently organized in the Eymnas-
ium of the Young WOmcn'S Christian
association. one for ladies and one for
children. The ladies class Will meet cacn
Tuesday and Friday mornings during the
week at 10 o'clock. The chidrcns class,
which admits boys ana girls between the
ages Of five and ten years. will meet but
bllCt Il week, NtluIVtN llOIHlllS.
FUNERAL OF MRS. DAVENPORT
The funeral of the late Mrs Davenport
took plaC' at the II, me for the Friend
less yesterday afternoon. Rev. Rogers
Israel ofliCiated. Among these i'm attend
ance at the funeral wor" til" president,
Mrs. w. -, Kennedy, Mrs Il. q. Brooks
and Mrs. L. ~ Willard. Miss Maria
Mircs, sister of the deceased. accompany
the remains today t0 Washington, y. j.
PAY DAHS.-The Delaware Lackawan-
ma and Western company paid their en-
plOyes at the Continental and Hyde Park
collieries yesterday ana will pay the men
at the Halstoad ana Diamond colicries
today. The sUperntcndo nts, agents and
clerks i'm the employ of the Delaware
and Hudson company at Scranton, Car
bondalc ana intermediate points and the
employees of the Manvilc Collicry, at
Green Ridp., We're paid yesterday.
DEFENDANTS DISCHARGED.--W. ID.
and a. NJ. Gillette, who conduct an auC-
tion house at l2I Washington avenue,
under the finn name Of Gillette Brothers.
were given Il hearing before Alderman
kasSOn Tuesday evening charged with
having neither a city nor county license
permitting them to do business here. At
tOrnGy T. j. Duffy furnished the informal
ton. At the hearing it was found that
the firm were conforming with the law,
and they were discharged.
MUCH CHARGED WOMAN.-AlrS.
Rosa ZokovoskO, of Continental Hill. was
the defendant at Il hearing before Alder
man Howe Tuesday evening charged with
being a common SCOld, uttcring threats
and calling names Stanislaus Philip
kOskY, "A ncighhOr. appeared as prose-
Cutor lie alleged that the woman called
his wife a thief, talked in rough way
generally and threatened to break mis-
wifc's legs. Mrs ZOkovosko was held in
S2Jo bail to further answer the charges at
court
CONCERT WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Much interest Is being manifested in the
musicale To he given at the Bicycle club
house next Wednesday evening by Miss
Hardcnbergh and Mr. Perlcc V. JCrVis
Tho patrOnCssCs are Mrs. Thomas Dick
son, Mrs. Rogers Israel Mrs. Ezra H.
Ripple, Mrs. Matthew II. Holgatc, Mrs.
Henry w. Kirgsbury, Mrs. Lorenzo &.
LaBar, Mrs. HAM ton .. S:hafcr Mrs
George b. Smith. That the musicale will
he = social as well as artistic success:
goes withouC saying.