The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-05

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EUCllRE PARTY.A elichre party ior mem-
bcrS and friends OF Division No 3. Daughters
Of Erin, will be held at Guernsey hail. Thursday
evening. NOV. $. programme OF vocal and
instrumental selections will be rendered, after
which there will be dancing.
WILL RECEIVE HETu rms. - John Boyle
O'Reilly council, Young Mems Institute, will
receive the election returns on Tuesday even
ing by special wrc at their rooms on i.acka-
wanna avenue. They extend an invitation to all
ioung Mems Institute mcmhcrs in tie city.
LITERATURE CLASS.--The literature class of
the Young Women, Christian association which
was recently formed and is under the dcclion
Of Mrs $. Frctswad, will meet Tuesday night
Study OF English fiction is the object o the
class which is free TO al members OF ,la asso.
citation.
ROUGH AND TUMBLE FIGIlTERS.-Joln Fer
reti and Manon Ptachmsky, who were arrcs, ed
hy Patrolman McMuen Friday night while en-.
gagged in rough and tumble fight were yes.
terday morning arraigned before Mayor Moir in
police court Fsrreti was discharged and his
opponent fined 81
MR. MAY PREsENTED.--Wlliam p. May,
stage carpcnterr Of the Wine. Women and Song
company, and formerly of this city, was pre-,
scnted with an umbrella Saturday night at the
close of the performance at the Gaicty By the
members of union No. rs, Theatrical Alliance Of
Stage Employees.
JIM JUDGES BATTLES.--Jim Judge, the To-.
cal weter weight pugilist, will tonight meet
Mike Donovan, of Rochester, at Wheeling, Va.
On Monday, November II, Judge will meet
George Cole, colored pugilist At Trenton, n
]. Last Monday Judge knocked out young Peter
Jackson at Youngstown, o., in the seventeenth
round.
PAY DAYs.--The Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western company paid Saturday at the Dodge.
Bellevue ana Oxford, and the Delaware and
Hudson company paid at the Won Storch and
Dickson mines and the repair shops at North
Scranton. Today the employees Of the Sloan,
Hampton and Archibald mines will be paid.
FUNERAL AT TAoToRyyILLE.-The funeral
u l.. ID. Kemmtrer of Factoryville will be
held this afternoon at 2.30 o'clock Members OF
the One Hundred and Thrty-second regiment of
Pennsylvania v0lur 'eers, Of which the deceased
was member will leave on the mail train
today at los p m. over the Delaware, Lacka.
wanna and Western road.
LOST BoY.-Patrolman Watkins yesterday az
ternoon found small boy on Washington ave.
nue. near Linden street, who informed him that
he was lost. The little fellow taken to the
central station and remained there during the
day playing contentedly about the sergeant's Of
Gee. He is about four years old and wears a
blue jacket and knickerboekers with black
stockings.
WEEKS CLEARINGS.-'rhe Traders National
bank reports clearings for the Scranton Clearing
House association as follows Tor the week ending
November 81 Monday. slI0, ,i9S.iS; Tuesday,
E75, ,2ss l6; Wednesday, Sl55.2s7ss; Thursday,
SsOe. .o5lli; Friday, SlS5, ,so.62 Saturday, $780,
ios6a; total. sl,906,6iI,o7. The exchanges for
he corresponding week OF last year were ST.
ls2,1SI6l.
BUTTERMAN FUNERAL.-rhe funeral of
John Buttennan. jr., took place Saturday morn
Ing ct $50 in st. Mary's Catholic church, Dun
poyc. 4 solemn high mass Of requiem was read