The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-03-17


treatment at the Lackawanna hospital.
PROPERTY PtRCiASED.-M Sa-
| rah j. Click. of Pittston, has purchased
| of the Traders Real Estate company,
through Charles schlager, the handsome
colonial residence on Linden street, fac
ing Clay avenue. Mrs. Click and family
intend to make Scranton their future
home.
| LECTURE WILL DE GItEN.-.lt Ia
likely that the oft postponed lecture on
Liquid Air. to he given at the high
school by Professor Albert Welles, will
| occur In the near future. An express
company has at last been found which
darcs to carry the liquid air. and ten gal
Ions of II will be brought here by the
National Express company, via the Della.
ware and Hudson railroad.
ADDRESS BY MR.. HOLDEN.--L. G.
Holden. OF New York city, will give an
| address on plumbing and ventilation be-
fore the Household Economies section OF
the Womens club, at the Green Ridge
| library Monday afternoon at 3.3O Mr..
Holden Is very we'll known i'm this Gty,
| having desigr ed many of our finest pub
| lie buildings. His many friends and all
persons Interested are cordially invited
to be present.
ACCUSED OF ASSAULT. - Patrick
| Brady OF Penn avenue. was arrested late
| Thursday night on the complaint of his
wife. who told Patrolman Fred kariIs
that her husband was abusing her. The
| officer went to the home and Brady de-
| MED having In any way assaulted or In
jured his wife. and said that she was In
sane He was taken to the Center street
police station and was yesterday morning
held In $500 bail by Mayor Moir, to keep
| the peace.
RENARD'S STATEMENT.-H. Renard
the senior member of the silk throwing
| firm which has been sued by the Lacka.
wanra SILK company. says there IL nc
| justice In the claim of that company
| The silk was properly thrown. he says,
as was demonstrated at the hearing In
| an action In assumpsit which he brought
| to recover from the Lackawanna COM
pany the cost Of the throwing. lie was
his claim against the Lackawanna COM
pany.
LIEDERKRANZ MINSTREL. - The
Scranton Liederkranz society is sparing
no expense on their minstrel show which
will be given at their hall on Iackl-
| wann avenue. Thursday evening March
I<tWTeuCt y luIl OTCHeStTH Oh Twelve
pieces will furnish the music. Tickets
| are for sale bv all the members of the
| society and also at the following busi-
ness places: LOTUS & Aiclvins drug
| store, Kramer Eros. l.. B. Powell &
| Co.'s music store. Edward Siebeckcrs
grocery store. Scranton House and Louis
Conrad's.
LECTURE ON SOUTH AFRICA.-The
Engineers club is considering the propo-
sition of arranging for technical lecture
by Julius Z. Lane, of Akron, O., a me
chanical and mining engineer. who has
had wide range Of professional expert
ence in South Africa. Mr. Lane was IN
Cape Town at the time of the Jameson
raid and Immediately afterward went to
Johannesburg. He has in his possession
| something like 100 stereopticon views of
men and scenes just now of especial In
| terest on account of the Anglo-B Boer war
1t has been suggested that If Mr.. Lane
shall come to lecture for the Engineers
| club on a technical theme some of our
church societies might wish TO provide
an opportunity for e. popular lecture by
him on the Transvaal and kindred sub
| jects.