The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-08-08

The Clay Pipe clubs outing at Lake
Ariel Saturday was made up of
200 city and county officials, ex-
councilmen, professional men, and 9TH
ers. Some went on the morning train.
but the biggest part remained until
2.25 in the afternoon. There was an
abundance of liquid and solid refresh
ments, and together with those were
games, boating and speeches to make
the day pleasant. City Engineer Phil
lips proved himself a most capable en-
tertainer.
At $50 a baseball game commenced.
On one side were the players chosen
from the city hall employees, captained
by Harry Hatton; and their oppo-
nents comprised a scrub team selected
by Councilman Sheridan. The score
at the end of the third inning was
tie, SIS, and Umpire NJ. ]. O'Toole de-
clared the contest draw. The bat
ting order was as follows:
City hall attaChes-Frank Phillips, &c;
NJ. j. Walsh, c.; L. j. Hickey, 2b.; Pat
rick ]. O'Boyle, S.; Robert Murray, 1b.
NJ. j. O'Malley, 3d.; Richard Beamish,
If. ; Edward Esele cf.; Evan Thomas, rf. !;
Dennis Hartnett, p.
rick Calpin, ID; Simon Thomas, S.; j.
f.. Kern, p.; Thomas McDonough, 3b. !;
John Reagan, 2b. William Griffiths, If. I;
John Lewis, cf.: John f. Roche, IT,, j,
+. McDonough, &c.
Chief Hickey and Select Councilman
John L. Roche made home runs. After
the game a target-shooting contest
took place. Edward j. Eisele made %
l L + q a ts
Senator Mcdonald, John j. Kaufman
| and Evan Thomas were tied for Sec
ond prize with a score of p. Mr..
Kaufman was first in the saw-off. His
prize was SO hat and first prize was
a baby's high chair.
Each guest was presented upon ar
irving with a clay pipe and all the
| tobacco he could smoke. Those pres
ent were:
Mayor Bailey, r. j. Beamish, County
Treasurer Kelly, Councilmen Moir Finn,
| Ross, Gilroy, Kearney, McCann, Robin
son, Shea, Roche, City Solicitor McGin-
/ ley, James OConnor, NJ. Il. Mcdonald,
| John ]. Kaufman, Clerk of the Courts
| Daniels. County Auditor Costello, Patrick
| Coar. George Mcdonald, School Control
Ter Jennings, Recorder Warnke, School
| Controller Gibbons, Joseph o Brien, +. j.
| Ruane NJ. j. OToole, James a. Croghan
| John j. Gaffney, Charles II. Schadt, Mor-
| gan Sweeney, Daniel Vaughan, J. j. Dur.
| kin, NJ. f. Clark, Deputy Register Koch
| Ter, Clerk of the Common Council Morris
p A. Barrett, Joseph Taylor, Michael Nc
Govern, NJ. J. Healey, John p. Mahon
| George Rosen, William Kelly, Charles j
| Weiche, Andrew Smith, Harvey Long
| Sandy Stilwell, James O'Boyle, John Rea'
| gan, David NJ. Reynolds, Thomas Nc
| Donough, Andrew Conlin, =. +. Lynott
| Evan Williams, City Treasurer Boland
| School Controller Phillips, p. w. Gal
| lagher Building Inspector Nelson, join
j. Howley, Councilman Fellows, william
p. Riley, NJ. j. Gibbons, Thomas j. Cos
grove, Councilman Grifhths, Alex. Dunn
sr, NJ. ]. Burns, Charles G. Rosar, Police
man Ross, Street Commissioner O Boyle
M. II. Dale, Chief Hickey, of the fire de
partment; Edward Eisele, p. F. Scanlon
Councilman Sheridan Harry Hatton, City
| Assessor Dawson, William j. Ward
James ]. Manley, John II. Phillips, Schoo
Controller Jackson Charles f. Van Mort
Stephen Flanaghan, NJ. j. Walsh, Coun
Gilman Simon Thomas, John j. Flana
CHAN, Richard +. Thomas, Councilmsi
Norton, Oliver and Walker, School Con
troller Schwass. Plumbing Inspecto
OMalley, John Lewis, ]. +. McDonougN
]. f. Kern, Thomas Morris and Denni
| Iartnett.