The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-27

OPEN THIS MORNlNG.-.Tho sale of
seats Tor the John Drew engagement at
the Lyceum Wednesday night opcns at
the theater box office this morning.
RED RIBECN" COFFGE.--A demon
stration II the merits of Red k.bbon'
coffee will he given throughout ;he week
at GOlGsmth's Bazaar, under the direc-
tiCn of Mr.. David PritChard, representing
Ross W Weir * Co., of New York city.
WOMEN'S CLUB MEETlNG.--The reg
ular meeting of the Womcu's club Will be
held this afternoon in the pirlors OF the
Green Ridge Presbyterian church at $50
o'clock at which the members are re-
quested to present their membership
tickets.
FUNERAL THIS MORNlNG.-The fu-
neral of the late John Sweeney will take
place this morning from his late home,
1866 North Washington avenue. a solemn
requiem high mass will be celebrated at
10 o'clock in St. Paul'a Catholic church,
Green Ridge. IntCrment at Archibald.
CLEARING HOUSE EXCHANGES
The clearings for the Scranton Clearing
1ouse association for the week ending
NarCn %, are as follows: Monday, March
-, 223,97&GG; Tuesday March 2l, $3.50. 7Gi.21;
Wednesday, March -. 5000 1885,; Thurs
lay, March %, $2SS,3iG,2i; Friday, March
"a, l5l30t97; Saturday, March %, $780,
i8lo6; grand total, Sl,337,S ,Si9oG.
CITY CLUB AFFAIR.-C. =. Scott ten
dpred the members of the city club
pleasant affair by means Of one Of Edi-
sons large monographs Saturday even
ing at the club rooms on Spruce street
Many members were in attendance. The
selections were numerous ani well ar
aud tho hearers ThOIpnpb1N. n
iOyed the treat. At the conclusion Of the
concert, refreshments were served.
MINISTER'S MEETING.--At the meet
ing of the Methodist ministers to be held
al Elm Park church this morning, a paper
on THE Apostolic Age" will be read by
the Rev. +, l.. Santee, of Old Forge. At
the Baptist minister's meeting in the
Penn Avenue Baptist church, the Rev.
q. w. Welsh, pastor of the Calvary Re
formed church, will read paper on 1.-The
Reformation"
wHEELMEN'S CONCERT / Ihilo-
mel uuartette will give a concert under
tho auspices of the l'reun Ridge Wheel
men OIl Thursday evening, Marcn -. at
the club fOlse of the latter organization,
corner of Saudcrson avenue and GIeen
Ridge street. Twenty-Five cents admis-
sion will be charged, and all friends of the
club or quartettc are invited 10 attend
Refreshments will he served free OF
charge after the concert. This will he
the second similar affair given by the
wheelmen and will be well worth attend
ing not only for the concert but for The
enjoyment of the evening in a social way
az we'll.
ROSENTHAL CONCERT.--ThC concert
to be given at the Lyceum on April Il Ly
Rosenthal, the greatest living pianist, il
under the management of the Scranton
Conservatory OF Music, A subscription
list Of seats upon the door is being rapidly
made up. Feeling that il is of the higho5
Importance to all music-students TO heal
the finest music interpreted 10y the great
est artists, Mr.. Pennington will open th'
diagram OF the entire balcony to student!
OF music and their escorts on students
Day." Thursday, April 6. The diagram
OF the floor and unsod seats in the bal
cony will be omen TO subscribers on Fri
day and Saturday. Aoril and s.