The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-30
CITY NOTES


MUSTER IN TONIGHT.-Company r.
Thirteenth regiment, will be mustered in
tonight at tn, Armory at o'clock. All
members are requested to be present.
cry HALL. PAY DAYS.-The city Of
fcials and employees will be paid today.
The teachers will be paid Monday if the
board of control gets together long
enough tonight to pass the pay roll
Fl NERAL OF WILLIAM CORNISH
The funeral of the late William Cornish
will take place from the residence on
Capousc avenue Saturday afternoon at
: O'Clock. Iutcrmcnt in Forest Hill ceme-
terry.
TO BE MUSTERED IN.-Company A.
Thirteenth regiment. will be mustered
into the service this evening at the ar
mory. All members are requested to be
present.
THE WRONG WAY.-The coroner's
jury in the case of Mark Nayarrizk met
Wednesday night. The verdict was that
tie man swallowed Il dose of anchor
p'in killer which he should have ap-
piled CXtG nallg.
TWO WOMEN AT ODDS. S.-Joscphine
Marclc, of Dunmorc. was taken into Gus
tudy yesterday and arraigned before Al
dcrman Howe on a chHlge Of assault aud
battery preferred by Mrs. Teresa Tous-
saint. OF the same Piece. The alderman
did not consider the evidence sutliCIent
ami discharged the prisoner.
REHEARSAL TONlGliT.-The Scran-
ton Gloc club in connection with the Let
ter Carriers convention, will meet for
rehearsal this evening at Robert Morris
hall Gpntb Al lin Ia Tho m, m
brrs are requested to bring with them
copies of "Tho Martyrs Of the Arena,
"Thc Crusaders" "'rhe Pilgrims" and
"Comrades in Arms" Rehearsal at 80
=, m,
SHOOTING AT BALL PARK.-There
will he some good sport for lovers of live
bird shooting ut the base ban park on
july T. when Glenn Marsh. of the West
Side and VIII Armenian, of DunmOrC, Il
we'll known shooter, will meet. The
match Is for 800 at 81 birds, association
rules to govern. The match is to come
OF, rain or shine.
OFFICERS ELECTED-The following
officers of Camp 10, Patriotic order Sons
of America, were elected last night in
the camp rooms in the Guernsey build
ing: Past president George Roe; preSi-
dent, II. H. Halstead; vice president
JdtOb Mdthtl' ildSttE tl loIIIS, IL L .
Pfcffcr; conductor. Clarence G.. Pease;
Inspector, Orchin Riggs; guard, Lewis
IOllCt; trustee, Lewis Follet.
HELD ANOTHER CONFERENCE
Contractor \. $. Koons, who is to build
the South Side sewer, had another con-
ference with tho citizens committee III
City Engineer Phillips office yesterday
to further the arrar gcments for proceed
ing with the work of constructing the
sewer. At the conclusion Of the meeting
city Solicitor NoSburE was called in to
pass upon the bond. Mr.. Rooms now has
the bond and is arranging for sureties.
Another meeting will be held today, when
It is hoped the arrangements will be
finally completed.
LABORS AT AN END The Conduc-
tors and traiEmen's committees con-
cluded their labors yesterday ana dd-
jOurned after de,eEdting the chairman
of each committee 10 present the new
schedules of wages and the grievances to
President Trucsdalc. II was the mten-
tOn of the committee 10 go TO New York
today, but when it was learned that Mr..
Truesdae would come here tomorrow it
was decided 10 await his coming and en-
dcaVor to have n conference with him
here. If his engagements here will not
permit Of this the committee will ar
range for a conference in New York next
week.