The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-31

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slip. Assault and battery is the charge against
him.
ACCUSED or LARCENY.-t harles Rcvnol,i,
and George Cl,m, Of Carbondalc, were Yesterday
committed to the county Jail by Alderman Al.
kinson. They are accused Of larceny and 70.
Cciviog.
RECEPTION.-Thc Noung Womcn's Christian
association will hold reception at the central
rooms, 201 Washington avenue, Thursday, Nov
J. from !.i5 to 10 p. M, for all committee
workers. The branch workers are cordially in.
yitcd
TALK THIS MORNlNG.-Madamc ,ha,lot.o
Davenport will give a talk to ladies' this morn
ing at the 1clmyu No .,dmiliancc toe is charged
and all will be welcome. The subject will he
"IIealth, Beauty and the Possibility Of Keeping
Young"
CONSTABLE ARRESTED. Constable James p.
Gilbridge, o the Third ward. was arrested
yesterday on the charges oi threats and disorder
~ conduct and arraigncd before Alderman Ny.
crs. In default OF bail he was committed to the
county bastie.
MEMORIAL SERvlCE.-!Ths evening there will
be given in the First Presbyterian church
memorial service in commemoraton of the Chris.
tian missionaries who have recently lost their
lives in China. Addresses will he made by the
pastor, Rev. Dr.. James Mcleod, and others.
INQUEST PoSTPONED-Owing to the alb.
p seLce Of Coroner Roberts from the city yestcr.
day afternoon the inquest in the ease of Simon
Gavelis was postponed until tonight at S o'clock,
when the hearing will be held in the arbitration
room of the court house. All witnesses and jur-
ors are requested to be present.
OPENING DANCE.-The Young Bachelors
Dancing club, an organization of prominent
young men about town, will hold their opening
dance this evening in Economy hall, on Wyo.
ming avenue. Dancing will begin at and
continue until 1l.30 O'Clock. Tie club will con-
tinue to hold socals throughout the season on
Wednesday evenings.
HOME FOR THE FRIENDLESS DONATIONS
Yesterday the following additional donations were
received for the home: Elm Park church, S62 81;
Asbury Methodist Episcopal church, SO 90; John
Jermyn, 800; II. W. Kingsbury, 500; T. H.
Ripple, 500; p. +. Carter, $50; Mrs. II. NJ
Boies, $40; Mrs. b. II. Pratt, S.; Mrs Corydon
Wells, ss; total, s44s,eo.
MEETING OF KEYSTONE CLuB.-At : meet
ing Of the Keystone Republican club held last
night at the Howard Place hall, about seventy
Ave oolored voters We're present. A very entlu
siastc meeting was conducted, eloquent ad.
dresses being made by George W, Brown, l.. y.
Morton and II. A. Patterson. The club will
meet again Friday night.
SCHOOL DEPOSITS. Bank deposits Of pupils
Of No. 3S school,. for month oi October, are as
follows: Miss Colyins room, Sll70; Miss Wat
rous, s715; Miss Fowler, s5ls; Miss Goodman,
s7.l2; Miss Sanction S503; Miss suite. sl6f5;
Miss Forging, Sll.s6; Miss watrous, s5.il Miss
Roberts, $S.27 Miss Maghran, SG,3s; Miss Wat
rous, s917; Miss Harris, ss.i6. Total, Sioii6
BELLIGERENTs WERE FINED.-Edward Gal
loway and William Paris, who were arrested
while engaged in rough and tumble fight Mon
day night, by Constable Thomas, were arraigned
before Mayor Moir yesterday morning in police
court Paris. who resisted arrest and smashed
Thomas new derby hat, was fined $780, and