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c;., ; l'EKSUaAL.
r Mies Jane Walsh, of Archbald, Is visit
ing Scranton friends.
Dr. II. P. Hellner will leave for the At
lanta exposition today.
D. J. Moyles, of Carbondale, ctlled on
Scranton friends yesterday.
Tipstaff William Frantz and family have
removed from 1914 Price street to 318
North Bromley avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. James Fitch and Mrs.
Stanley Ostcrhout are spending a few
.days in New l'ork city.
Miss Elsie Van Dervoort, solo contralto
t Elm Park church. Is visiting her par
ents at ML Vernon. N. Y.
A. B. Holmes is In Philadelphia attend
ing the annual session of the grand chap
ter of the Order of the Kastern Star.
Fred Clarkeon yesterday returned from
Lansfdrd, hear Mauch Chunk, where his
' iiiiii iifr 1 1 t, i r v wmi rm'.i ri r i v ..voro v in.
Jured In a runaway accident.
John T.'Watklns, the well-known Scran
, tun baritone, will become an operatic
, singer. He will l ave In about six weeks
lor London, where he will study for the
tag. .. . .
VA. 8. Baker, who Is occiiDvlna- a re
sponsible position In the general coal of
fice of Hlmpr-on & Watkins, has been ap
pointed auditor of the Pennsylvania Coal
company.
Charles E. Daniels, of Uie Truth, having
passed a successful examination as an
applicant for registration us law student,
registered yesterday In the office of At
. torney Thomas F. Wells.
F. Kenyan Jones, who was here during
the early part of the present season as
musical director of the Noss Jollity com
pany, la now with the "Buch of Keys"
company, which opened at the academy
last night.
Colonel E, H. Ripple and Mr. and Mrs.
C. B. Penman are home from the Atlanta
exposition, where they went with Gover
nor Hastings and his staff and party. Mr.
and Mrs. William Connell have gone from
Atlanta to Thomasville, Oa., and will re
turn to Sera niton next week.
C. O. Boland, A. B. Holmes, Charles K.
Smith and Peter Robllng, representing
the Scranton Underwriters' association,
lire- in I'nuaueipnia in consujta:ion Wltn
the Underwriters' association of the mid
dle department of Pennsylvania.
Mrs. E. L. Walter, of this city, was re
cently elected In Washington, D. C a
member of the Daughters of the American
.Revolution. She Is a great grand-daugh-ter
of William Latham, a Continental sol
dier, who was made prisoner at the mas-
" sacre of Fort Qriswold In 1781. He died
In 1849. Two of his sons are now living In
' Connecticut, a few miles from Fort Urls
wold. Mayor H. w. Allison, or Allentown; yes
terday called Informally on Mayor Con
nell In the city hall. The Allentown of.
' flctal was In the city on business con-
.ntrcicu wim uie lYiiipfiriH oi Honor, or
.which ha is grand dictator, a state of
, fleer. He was accompanied by Council-
man: J. W. Ooheen and George W. Du
Bree, each of Philadelphia, and also state
' officers of the Knights of Honor.
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Ko Internal medicine required. Cures tot
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hands, nose, etc., leaving the sk!n clear,
white and healthy. Its great healing and
curative powers are possessed by no other
remedy. Ask your drugglot for Swayne's
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We have more than we can use
this season of the year. A
Ladies' Fine Dongola Button,
Patented Tip, selling for IJ.25,
are now going to close out for
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LISTS FDRTHE TWO TERMS
Maancr la Which District Attorney
Jones Has Arranged the Cases.
MEKOLO CASE TO THE FRONT
It Will Bo the Finn One to Kccelvo At'
tcntlon at the Regular Terra-Over
Thrco Hundred Cases Set
Down for Trial.
District Attorney John R. Jones yes
terday completed the work of preparing;
the trial lists for the regular two weeKs
term of criminal court, beginning: Pec.
2 and the Btiecial two weeks' term be
ginning Dec. 23, which has been ordered
by the court for the purpose of clearing
up the calender. The trial list of the
regular term is headed by the case
against Crezencu Merolo.who is charged
with the murder of Kn.anuel lmto at
Old Forge. The names of W. O. Bate-
man and John 8. Luce, who are charged
with urson, are appended to the first
case on the second week's list. The
cases on the lists are as follows:
I lint Week, MonJuy, December 2.
1. Crczmso Merolo, murder; Thomas Ley-
Hhon. pros.
2. Frank I'osdro. larceny and receiving;
John BilliiiKS, pros.
3. W. J. Van Dyke. John Moran, Ellas
Thomas, John Jims, Anthony Jims,
burgiury; . 11. Cochrane, pros.
4. Pal Hod is, Moscoe Mike, larceny and
receiving; H. J. Collins, pios.
3. John Moloney, robberyj Edward Tnll
bi. !P ' v.
tit AnC'iwif Toucher., receiving' stolon
' Roods; H. H. Pfelffler. pros.
LbJucsl Hope, statutory burglary; Will
lam T. Simpson, pros.
S. Krtil Richards, statutory burglary;
W illiam T. Simpson, pros.
9. Frederick Klchards, laiceny and receiv
ing; William T. Simpson, pros.
10. Fred ltichardsf Ernest Hope, statutory
ourgiury; John 1. 'ltzpatrick, proa. ,
lucsUny. December 3.
11. W. A. Malanoy, forgery; John M. Cal-
len. mos. - .
12. W. A. Malaney, embizalement; John
m. i.amn. pros,
IX L. P. Williams, fraudulently obtaining
me insurance policy; U. Vv. Uotldanl,
Pros.
14. William J. Shubmehl, libel; Joseph J.
Jerinyn, pros.
15. Wlliium J. Shubmehl, libel; SI. F. Fad-
den, pros.
16. Robert K. Gill, embezzlement by con
signee; Thomas Leyslion, pros.
17. George liruck, emocizlemunt by con
slunce; Thomas Leyshon, pros.
18. Samuel Soloman, Charles Solnman,
forcible entry and detainer; J. Ureen
burir. pros.
19. Andrew Harvin, John Stnnko, John
Drozilak, robbery; John Zuzlearskl,
pros.
!0. Andrew Harvin,' John Stanko, John
Drozdult, aiding prisoner to escape;
John Zuzlcarski. pros.
21. James Knight, rubbery; William T,
Simpson, pros.
22. Thomas -McNulty, William McNIcho-
las, Jonn .Mc.Mcnoias, jonn samon,
robbery; Stephen Lyer, pros.
23. Charles Llden, burglary; John Surber,
pros.
24. John Lukln, robbery; August Vock
roth, pros.
25. John Lukln, aggravated assault and
battery; Aiisust Vockroth, pros.
20. E. n. Wrluht, false pretenses; N. B.
Levy, pros.
27. James Ulleallon, statutory rape; Ce
celia Tr.ompeon, prox.
2S. M. lllllman, receiving stolen goods;
Ueorge W. Okell, pros.
29. Inah Hlllsman, receiving stolen
gods; George W. Okell, pros.
30. George E. Archbald, burglary; William
1. Simpson, pros.
Wednesday, December 4.
31. Michael inland, larceny and receiving;
(Jeorge W. UKefl, pros.
32. Michael Kuffer, receiving stolen goods;
Geortro W. Okell. nros.
33. Michael Ituffcr, receiving stolen goods;
W illiam Cressler. pros.
34. Henry Goodman, perjury; Henry Her
rick, pros.
33. Gcoikc F. Anthony, violation of game
law: a. j. Hinds, pros.
30. George F. Anthony, catching fish with
rack: S. J. Hinds, nros.
37. Joseph Kalapllo, selling liquor without
license; Thomas Leyshon, pros.
38. Joseph Kalapllo, soiling liquor on Sun
day; Thomas Leyshon, pros.
39. John Lukln, Mary Lukln, selling liquor
witnoui license; Aioert uucta, pros.
40. John Madlttan, assault and battery;
Cornelius Sullivan, pros.
41. John Madlgnn, malicious mischief;
Cornelius Sullivan, pros.
42. James Hanks, fornication and bas
tardy: Belle Cox. prox.
43. Luke Kelly, assault and battery; Mrs.
Luke Kelly, prox.
44, Max Koehler, felonious attempt; John
Situs, pros.
45. Joseph Geresklc, felonlus attempt;
John Situs, pros.
4C. Jacob Gereskie, felonious attempt;
John Situs, pros.
47. John Gereskie, felonious attempt; John
Situs, ;iros.
48. John Watkins, felonious wounding;
William T. Simpson, pros. '
49. John Watkins, felonious wounding;
William Helhring, nros.
50. John Watkins. felonious wounding;
V imam r. Simpson, pros,
Tliursdnv. December S.
51. Patrick Sullivan, Maggie Bulllvnn,
cainarine suuivan, assault ana bat
tery upon public oilicer; Thomas W.
Jones, pros.
52. Patrick Sullivan, assault and battery;
Ann Walters, prox.
53. Ernest Watkins, fornication and .bas
tardy; Henry Martin, pros.
64. Michael Llpshitz, larceny and receiv
ing; Jacob I. Monskey, pros.
55, Joseph lini-tash, larceny and receiving;
Charles Matsheus, pros.
50. James Borneckl, receiving stolen goods;
Charles Matsheus, pros,
57. Patrick Padden, larceny and receiving;
Maria liraily, prox.
58. John Horan, John Flnnlgan, larceny
and receiving; Maria Hroily, prox.
59. Annie Lonkle, receiving stolen goods;
William T. Simpson, pros,
f0. Eva Ilonnske, receiving- stolen goods;
William T. Simpson, pros.
61. Kste Smalanlo. receiving stolen goods;
William T. Simpson, pros.
G2. Sally Kelly, receiving . stolen goods;
William T. Simpson, pros.'
63t Mary Borey, receiving stolen goods;
William T. Simpson, pros.
64. Kate McNulty, common scold; James
McNulty, pros.
65. Kate McNulty, common scold; James
Mirhley, pros.
64. Annie Keznodlx, receiving stolen goods;
William T. Simpson, pros.
67. Josle de Brendo, receiving stolen
goods; William T, Simpson, pros.
68. Carto Guscll, receiving stolen goods;
William T. Simpson, pros.
69. Leon Matarnesgy, fornication and bas
tardy; Daniel Healy, pros.
70. Bessie Rosenburger, assault and bat
tery; it. Levi, pros.
71. Bessie Rosenburger, assault and bat
tery; Davm Levi, pros.
Prldnv, Dcccmhcr 0.
72, Anthony Baroanke, aggravated as-
sruii anu Dattery; victor cnankusKey,
pros.
73. John McNulty, Bridget McNulty, sell-
ing nquor witnout license; Timothy
Jones, nros.
74. John McNulty, Bridget McNulty, sell
ing uquor on tsunaay; nmotny Jones,
pros.
75. Peter Engle, embezzlement; H. Shu
bcrt, pros.
76. Anthony Dougherty, breaking fence;
' Ann Toban, prox.
77. Thomas Connell, aggravated assault
and battery; Newton Williams, pros.
78. Stanley .Vabollnski. malicious mis
chief; George Sotnowski, pros.
79. John Yappo, agg-avated assault and
v V, .......... . T 1 T . .
unci j , 4 uiiii iMiunK, pros.
80. Joseph Dchowskl. Mary Dehowskl, lar
ceny by bailee; D. Kemer, pros.
81. Joseph Kinopshi, Joseph Shulkoskl,
tuama roupaiarsKi, Henjamln Slckor
skl, aggravated assault and battery;
Lawrence Kenopa, proa. ....
Matnrdav. Dacamhar 1
82! Mary Kelly, surety; Mary A. Fallon,
prox.
83. Thomas Brady, surety; Bridget Mun
ley. prox.
84. Joseph Orbing, surety; Michael Folick,
pros.
85. Anthony Fallon, surety; J. A. Kear
ney, proa.
81 Busan A. Lowery, surety; Mary I
Lowery, prox.
87. William Palmer, surety; E. 8, Palmer.
" pros.
88. James Stead, surety; Mary ' Stead,
prox.
89. William Race, surety; Louis Behie,
pros. .
(0, John Rutherford, surety; John Mc.QIn
- ty, pros, .
91. Sarah Corley, surety i Ellen Lavelle,
prox,
82. John Slamnlck, surety; George Rum-
nesky, pros.
ttV Matilda Cutler, surety; Kate Smith,
St CrV'A. J. Adams, Kate SmHh, surety;
Mauiaa vaster, pres.
S6. Michael Smith, surety; Maria Smith,
prox.
96, Frank Ruber,,, surety; Peter Ruber,
pros.
97. John Thomskey, surety; Rachel Stone,
orox.
! 98. John Thomskey, surety; Cells Stone,
prox.
99. John Thomskey, surety; Hamen Stone,
pros. . i
100. Thomas Bromage, surety; Catharine
Bromage, prox.
101. Sarah Mullcrane, surety; Mary Will
lams, prox.
lie. Mary Mulherin, surety; Mrs, B. E-
Hilgert, prox.
10X Charles F. Harnhart. alias Charles F.
Wilson, surety; Belle Vanloovan, prox.
104. Francis Carion, surety; John Mam,
pros.
105. Bosliff Ouskey. surety; John Ther
shlnskey, pros.
108. Sadie McDonough, surety; Maggio
Murphy, prox.
107. Patrick Maloney, surety; John Marn,
pros.
lOlFrancIs Kearney, surety; Mary Geb
heart, prox.
Second Week, Monday. December 0.
109. W. O. Bateman. John 8. Luce, at
tempt to commit arson; William T.
Simpson, nros.
110. Thomas Price, Reuben Morris, rob
bery; Thomas Harris, pros.
111. Roman Okanovitx, Paul Redllevita,
robbery; Frank Walsh, pros.
112. Thomas Kane, burgiury; John Hig
gins, pros.
113. Thomas Kane, robbery; James 8.
Cobb, pros.
114. Joseph Thomas, rape; Angelina Cock
erill, rrox.
115. John Ford, attempt at burglary; P. J.
McXamara, pros.
116. LuIkI Sea.zo, malicious mischief by
explosives; Gabriel Pugliano, pros.
117. John G. Jennings, perjury; Thomas
Leyshon, pros.
118. Thomas Davis, John Roberts, James
Roberts, James Collins, Henry Ri'le,
John McDowell, Heniy Williams, sta
tutory burglary; Jackson Merry weath
er, nros. i
119. James Baird. nllas frank White, for
gery; William T. Slmpsun, pros.
120. rharles F. Harnhart. alias Charles F.
Wilson, bigamy; Belle Vanloovan,
prox.
121. John Gibbons, aggravated assault and
battery; Wiiiam Fhrrell, pros.
122. Lewis H. Behle, embezzlement; F, E.
ooil, pros.
121 Mary McGoff, assault and battery;
Agnes Hunter, prox.
TucsJuv, December 10.
121. Rosario Genachcro, felonious attempt;
Joseph Tomuine, pics.
123. August Brill, assault and, battery
upon public oilicer; I. A. Allbach, pro.-.
126. Peter Allbarh, felonious attempt; Ati
gi'st Brill, pros.
127. William Kimtx, misdemeanor In of
fice; Jaebh Walz, plus.
128. Peter Smith, larceny and receiving;
George Block, pros.
129. Patrick Healy. asault and battery;
Mary Aston, prox.
1C0. Rose Healy, assault and battery; Mary
Aston, prox.
131. John Aston, csrau'.t and battery; Pat.
rick Healy, pros.
132. W. L. to'etherby, Collins Wetherby,
nssaua and battery; D. Wooumancy,
pros.
133. to Ultnm N. Clark, assault and bat
tery; Fannie Datesman, prox.
Wednesday, December II.
134. S. Cohen, Max Tomback, larceny by
bailee; Herman Karpeles, pros.
133. James McNulty, carrying concealed
weanon: John Ward. nros.
136. James McNuity, pointing pistol; John
Ward, pros.
137. Stephen Radcy, asault and battery;
Mrs. Stephen Gura, prox.
138. Michael Ruddy, assault and battery;
W. H. Press, pros.
139. Jesc-huka Macholtus. Nagalla Nanyie-
kl, larceny and receiving; Surah Col
lins, nrox.
140. Gerome Sca'zo, felonious attimpt; H.
P. Wills, nros.
141. Gerome Sculzo, carrying concealed
weapon; H. P. Wills, pros.
142, Arthusle Semper, assault and bat
tery; Stephen Mliler, pros.
143. Jacob Scruper, assault and buttery;
Stenhen Miller, pros.
144. Frank Scruper, assault and battery;
Stephen Miller, pros.
145. Albert Lenta, breaking fence; M. J.
Lovern, pros.
146. Patrick Henry, carrying .concealed
weapon; Ann KdwunU, prox.
147. Patrick Ruane, assault and .battery;
Ann Munley, prox.
148. Simon Kolmosky, aezuult and battery;
Mnrv Tracev. nrox
149. Simon Kolmosky, pointing pistol;
Alary iracey, prox.
Thursday, December 12.
150. Johanna Lacarro, Runaro Lodato,
Sarta Lodato, Peter Spota. Andrew L0
dato, Philip Loduto. larceny and ,re
eelvlnir: M. Lungstuff. pros.
151. Johanna Lacarro. Runaro Lodato,
Sarta Lodato. ptiter spota, Andrew i.o
dato, Philip 'Lodato, larceny and re
ceiving: H. J. Collins, nros.
152. Johanna Lacarro, Runaro Lodato,
Sarta Lodato, Peter Spota, Andrew Lo
dato, Philip Loduto. larceny and re
ceiving; Solomon uouiMtniin, pros.
153. Johanna Lacarro, Kunaro Lodato,
Sarta Lodato, Peter Spots, Andrew Lo
duto, Philip Lodto, larceny und re
ceiving; John Cleland, pros.
154. Johanna La?arro, Runaro Lodato,
Snrta Lodato, Peter Spota, Andrew Lo
dato, Philip Lodato, larceny and re
ceiving; P. B. Flnley, pros.
155. Alex. Lefcoskl, felonious wounding;
George Smigel, pros.
156. Alex. Kessler, assault and battery;
George Smigel, pros.
157. Johanna Lacarro, Runaro Lodato,
Surtu Lodato, Peter Spota, Andrew Lo
dato, Philip Lodato, larceny and re
ceiving; Edwin Lloyd, pros.
158. John Corrello, Domlnick Demarko,
Nicholas Demarko, Mlchuel Rich, Jo
seph Lorouse, Angelo Cannot to, riot;
Thomas Leyshon, pros.
159. Charles Wardo, felonious wounding;
Thomas Leyshon, pros.
160. John Shecilska, felonious wounding;
Wassa Lazak, pros.
161. Wassa Lazak, John Huhaltls, assault
and battery; John Shecilska, pros.
162. Jhn Hamanick, John Connella, assau'.t
and battery; John Shecilska, pros.
Friday, December 13.
103. Henry Chamhoro, aggravated assault
and battery; George Dergota, pros.
164. Harry Halchock, assault and battery;
John Ilulla, pros.
165. Mary Rorak, assault and battery;
John Kane, pros.
166. John Rabel, ascautt and battery; John
Ratafskle, pros.
167. John Hi'rlandok, assault and battery;
Mlchnel Zulkowski, pros.
ICS. W. H. White, arsault and battery;
Charles Perry, pros.
169. M. W. Guernsey, J. R. Thomas, lar
ceny and receiving; James Kurrell,
pros.
170. Nicholas Black, assault and battery;
Simon Arushus, pros.
171. Frederick Warnke, aggravated assault
and battery; H. C. Smeed, pros.
172. Patrick Sullivan, asiault and battery;
Dorothy Walters, prox.
173. Daniel Fallon, Sylvester Fallon, Pat
rick McHale, Harry Messett, larceny
and receiving; Martin Crlppen, pros.
Saturday, December 14.
174. M, Lavelle, Ellen Lave'.le, surety;
Sarah Corley, prox.
175. Annie Ryan, surety; Polly Savannah,
prox.
176. Charles Hall, surety; D. I. Nelson,
pros.
177. William Robb, surety; Belinda Cur
ran, prox.
178. Charles Watkins, surety; Chariot'.
Bumbold, prox. -
179. Joseph Ezee, Mlchnel Alex, William
Ezee, surety; Mux Koehler, prox.
180. Charles O. Grelner, surety; Floyd M.
Orelner, pros.
181. Martin Berthashuners, surety; Job:
Mur?key, pros.
182. Vilano Salvutora, Carnran Dumo't
surety; James Demonzc, pros.
153. Thomas Murphy, doaertion; Catbarim
Carey, prox.
154. Herbert Nash, desertion; Jennie L.
Nash, prox.
185. Richard Walsh, desertion; Maria
Waljh, prox.
186. Peter Thomas, desertion; Mary Jane
Thomas, prox.
187. James Davis, desertion; Annie Davis,
prox.
1E3. George Couthnrd, desertion; Margaret
Couthard, prox.
189. James Couthard, surety; Margaret
Couthard, prox.
Special Term, First Week, Monday, De
cember .21.
1, Myron J. Stone, forgery; J. M. Hull,
pros.
2. JI'Ton J. Stone, embezzlement; J. .M.
Hull, pros,
t David Y. Jones, perjury; Martin Crlp
pen, pros.
4. Charlotte Elderkln, assault and bat
tery; Mary June Jones, prox.,
5. John Sltvlnskl. asiault and buttery;
Benjamin Lewis, pros.
I. John Baldauff, larceny and receiving;
Oscar Freeman, pros.
7. John F. Atkinson, assault and battery;
Bridget Atkinson, prox.
8. Isaac Hamilton, larceny and recelvlnj;
M. J. Stone, pros.
. David H. Evans, assault and battery;
William Thomas, pros.
10. 3. C. Compton, Mary Compton, assault
and battery; Elisabeth Hannah Brown,
prox.
U. Ann Dolan, Maggie Dolin, assault and
'battery: Cells McDermott, prox,
11 Peter Smith, larceny and receiving;
George Block, pros. . ,
13. Peter Sweeney, larceny and receiving
William T. S.mpeon. proa.
14. Henry Hoar, assault and battery; An
nie ti oar,-prox.
15. Michael J. Walsh, embezzlement; Ste
phen Tunatall. pros.
10. Mary Uram, assault and battery; Bte-
f hen Bholinbky, pros,
ames Corrlgun, selling liquor without
license; Jennie Horn, prox.
18. James Corrlgun, selling liquor on Sun
day; Jennie Horn, prox.
19. James Corrlgan. selling liquor to min
ors; Jennie Morn, prox.
20. Joseph Thomas, assault and battery
David W. Lloyd, pros.
Tuesday, December 24.
21. George H. Seybolt, larceny and receiv
ing; M. L. Vail, proc.
22. Joseph DeLosky, larceny and receiv
ing; m. L. ai . proi.
23. John McDonnell, jr., assault and bat
tery; Mrs. Daniel HaYgarty, prox.
24. Robert Turnbull. assault and battery
J. C. Kramer, pros.
25. James Gilgallon, assault and battery;
Jacob Rich, pros.
26. Robeit Ike. bawdy house; Thomas
Leyshon, pros.
27. Aggatia Shevlnskey, assault and bat
tery; Frances Leplnskey, prox.
28. Mary Fanning, common' scold; Kate
McDonRiii, prox.
29. John Tiiscoule, alias William Devler,
larceny and receiving; Joseph Caseea
se. pros.
30. Lulgl Marlnrcl, embezzlement; Joseph
Culabrese, pros.
31. Clement Marsh, jr., felonious wound
ing; Richard .Morgan, pros.
32. F. A. hrgood, nstault and battpry
upon public oilicer; James Dm kin,
pros.
33. Jccph R. Osgood, false pretenses;
Charles H. Clause, pros.
34. Georgp W. Decker. Jr., aggravated as.
su nil end battery; C. L. I'.eers, pros.
35. George S'dler, assault and buttery; Hal
" Torrance,, Jr.. !H;o t -
33. Rlchnrd Davis, assault and battery;
lial Toi ranee, jr., pros.
37. I?aad Lewis; assault and battery; Car
rie Bomhnuiih, pros.
38. Joseph Grlk.i. assault and battery
Mipon public officer; John
39. Flora Johnson, Wolf Johnson, selling
liquor on Sunday; Annie Pashkus,
prox.
40. Ueorre Benson, assault and ba.ttory
upon public officer; William T, Simp
son, pros.
Thursday. December 26.
41. Johanna Lacarro, Runaro Lodato,
Sana l.oduio, Peter Spota, Andrew Lo
duto, Philip Lodato, larceny and re
ceiving: Mosej Urown. pros.
42. Johanna Lacarro, Kunaro Loduto,
Sana l.eda;o, Peter Spolu. Andrew l.o
dats, Philip Lodato, larceny and re-cc-iwnK!
li. VV. Ki'lix, pros. i
43. Johani.a Lacarro, Runaro Lodato,
Sarta l.oi'a o, I'eter Spota. Andrew Lo
de to, Philip Lodato, larceny and re
ceiving: Joseph A. Mears. pros.
44. Johanna Lacarro, Kunaro Lodato,
Sarta Lodaio, I'eter Spota, Andrew Lo
dato, Philip Lodato, larceny and re
ceiving; Simon Lauer, pros.
45. Johanna Lacarro, Runaro Lodato,
Sarta Lodato, Peter Spota, Andrew Lo
dato, -Philip Lodato, larceny and re
ceiving: Charles Schenk. pros.
48. Johanna Lacarro, Runaro Lodato,
S.irta. l odato, Peter Spota. Andrew Lo
dato, Philip Lodato, larceny and re
ceiving: A. G. R. Heal. pros.
47. Johanna Lacarro, Kunaro Lodato,
Barta Lodato, rtter spota, Andrew i.o
dato, Philip Lodato, larceny and re-
' celvlng; Isaac imsler, pros.
48. Johanna Lacarro, Kunaro Lodato,
Sarta I-Oilato, Peter Spota. Andrew Lo-
.alo, Philip Lodato, larceny and re
ceiving; K. Gorman, pro.
49. Martin Suits, aggravated assault and
battery; Charles Sautr, pros.
50. Joseph Garbercyk. dissuading witness;
William T. Simpson, pros.
51. Harry Joseph, fatso pretenses; Schuyl
er G. Oernen, pros.
52. L. Freedman, false pretenses; Schuyler
G. Gernon, pros.
53. Mary Duggan, Herbert Duggan, as
sault and battery; Bridget Day, prox.
64. Herbert Duggan, Mary Duggan, ug.
gravatad assault and battery; Michael
Day, pros.
55. John Kallnoskl, Joseph Olcheskl, Jo
seph Roalsh, assault and battery upon
public officer; Mux Koehler, pros.
56. Joseph Potrushlck, assault and bat
tery; Michael Sullah, pros.
Friday, December 27.
67. Mary Mahoko, assiu't and battery;
Pauline Dchofnkt, prox.
58. Anthony Slbi-skie, larceny and receiv
ing; Frank Koprenskle, pros.
59. Roman Gnmbal, 'aggravated assault
and battery; John Rulla, pros.
60. John Roman, (Jcorse Churogooskl, as
sault and battery; Annie Gooru, prox.
61. Steve Sollnsky, assault and battery;
Lizzie Torrlesso, prox. '
62. Raphlel Cherillo, aggravated assault
and battery; Joseph A. DeLosky, pros.
63. Michael Varshlnock, assault and bat
tery; John Sopenskl, pros.
61. Augustus Julo, assault and battery;
Frank Raviola, pros.
Second Week, Monday. December 30.
65. Thomas Holtham, adultery; John Tier
ney, pros.
66. Mary Robb, adultery; John Tlerney,
pros.
67. Michael O'Malley, fornication and bas
tardy; Nora O'M alley, prox.
63. Amos M. Robinson, bawdy hou3e;
William Regalia, proa.
69. Amos M. ltoblnson, selling liquor on
Sunday; William Regalia, pros.
70. Amos M. Koblnresi, selling liquor to
minors; William Rogalla, pros.
71. William Clark, assault and battery;
John Atkinson, pros.
72. Pci:er Paul, assault and battery; Pat
rick Dean, pros.
73. IxhiIs Thomas, asiault and battery;
William T. Simpson, pros.
74. Patrick Maxwell, aggravated assault
and battery; Mary Mullen, prox.
75. Savarlo Ambrose, assault and battery;
Louise G. Caterlna, prox.
76. Savarlo Ambrose, pointing pistol; Ni
cola Caterlna, prox.
77. Alex Sinco, attempt at rape; Margaret
- James, prox.
78. Stella. Harris, selling liquor without
license; Lottie Gardner, prox.
79. Stella Harris, selling liquor on Sun
day; Lottie Gardner, prox.
80. Stella Harris, bawdy house; Lottie
Gardner, prox.
81. Patrick Ryan, malicious mischief;
Alice Ryan, prox.
82. Patrick Ryan, -assault and batfory;
Alice Ryan, r.rox.
81 Martin Turnovleh. larceny and receiv
ing; Edward Tlnslev, pros.
81. William Clark, malicious mischief; El
len Sheridan, prox.
85. WNIIam Clark, ae;au!t and battery;
Ellen Sheridan, prox,
Jnesday, December 31.
86. William Fern, larceny and receiving
George W. Okell, proa.
Just Received
200
Open Saturday morning. If
desire one come quick. At
very low prices ' which we
marked them they will last
a day or two
capes-in
415 Lackawanna Avonuo.
(7. Daniel Eastman, larceny and receiv
ing; Oscar F. Freeman, pros.
88. Thomas Coyne, Bridget Coyne, assault
and battery; Margaret Cannon, prox.
89. Patrick Maloney, fornication and bas
tardy; Margaret Barry, prox.
90. John Thomskey, assault and battery;
Hamen Store, pros.
91. John Thomskey, assault and battery;
Cella Stone, prox.
92. Frits Toulock, malicious mischief;
Mary Howey, urox.
93. Frank Marshall, assault and battory;
Michael Huahes, pros.
94. Frank Marshall, assault and battory;
Elizabeth Hughes, pros.
93. Edward Kennedy, malicious mischief;
Thomas Cavanaugh, pros.
Thtirsdny, January 2.
96. F. H. Hewitt. W. H. Hewitt, public
nuisance; Thomas Leyshon, pros.
97. John iGloth, larceny and receiving;
Domlnick Ambrows, pros.
98. Theodore Wolf, assault and battery;
Thomas Green, pros.
99. John Loughncy, assault and batteiy;
Patrick Cuslck, nros.
109. John Tlerney, Edward Mott. M. J.
Mulvey, Jarr.09 Reynolds, conspiracy;
Thomas Leyshon, pros.
101. Bridget Cannon, avsault and battsry;
Catharine Ford, prox.
102. Angls Cam pell, assault and battery:
Israel Grlce, pros.
103. Joreph Ezee, William Ezee, Michael
Alex, aidlnB prisoner to escape; Max
Koehler, pros.
104. Victoria Berthasavn?e. selling liquor
on Sunday; AI. Middleman, pros.
103. Annie Van Dyke, disorderly house;
Thomas Leyshon, pro.
103. Frark Winters, larceny and receiv
ing; Thomas L,,VVi:;iums, pros.
107. John Kicaby, asault and battery;
William Ray, pros. , ' ( '
. Friduy,Jnnuory,3. ' . i
105. Jacob Ward, attempt, at rape; Frah-
- ves m, carey, prox;
109. Jacob Kellerman, larceny and receiv
ing; Mary A. Kiddle, prox.
110. Frank Sniffer, assault and battery;
Georgo Shen. pros.
Ill, Berton A. Transue, larceny by bailee:
F-ed C. Hand. pros.
112. Edward Morse, cruelty to animals;
Edward Ke.lett. nros.
113. John Raymond, cruelty to animals:
B. A, Bass, pros.
If Your Food Distresses You
Take llorsfoid's Add Phosphate.
It aids the stoipach to dlost th food.
and does away with that full feeling after
eating.
ItHF.mf 1TI9M U k- I .1 i i
iy inuui: aciu
In the blood. Hood's Sarsaparllia neu
tralizes this acid and completely and per
manently cures rheumatism. Be sure to
get only Hood's.
HOOD'S PILLS cure nausea, sick head
ache, Indigestion, biliousness. Sold by all
druggists.
The World's Rest
Quality is what we claim for the Garland
heating stoves. They are made from Iron
mixed with aluminum, and will not crack.
They are nlekle-plated on copper and have
the revolving fire pot. Call and see them
at Thos. F. Leonard's,
605 Lacka ave.
Taylor's New Index Mnp of Scranten and
Duntnoro
For sale at Taylor's Directory office, 1J
Tribune building, br given w th an order
iur me ocranion uireciory 18V.
Plllsburv's llnur mills hu.
of 17.500 barrels a day.
From now on this will be a
Strictly One-Price store.
Guess we are the first
Scranton Jewelers to adopt
this method. Seems strange,
' too.
Here's a
Bargain
Three hundred large medal
ion pictures, new and bcau
ful, 38C.
Started to sell the minute
they vent in the window.
Solid
Silver
Thimbles this weel
IOC.
Thousands
Or beautiful gifts here. A
great many are selecting
now, and we set aside for
Christmas. Why don't you ?
you
the
have
only
nSxroBlrs. I
One j
Price
I
REXFORD S, LaJive
1
5 O'CLOCK TEA KETTLES
From $1.00 up.
CHAFING DISHES,
) Many Styles.
China Hall
WEICHEL & MILLAR,
84 WY0WIS1VEIUL
Walk in and look around.
U. p. mm
Is Now at His New Store
with a
FULL LINE OF HATS
AND
Sole Agent for Knox Hats. Come
and Hce Me,
205 WYOMING AVENUE.
Garpefings
And Draperies
Baby Carriage Botes,
Fur Rugs,
Table Covers, all sizes,
Stove Patterns,
in Oil Cloth,
Fringes, Loops,
Poles, Trimniifl
Lowest Prices,
P. hl'CREA & CO.,
121 WYII1NG AVEIUE,
ON THE LINE OF THE
CANADIAN PACIFIC R'Y
are located tht finest flshlsg and hsallag
groradsin tas world. DescrHtiYe books oa
application. Ttoaats to all points la Maine,
Coade and Maritime ProTincas, Mlaneapolia,
1st Paul. Canadian and Unite Stats Mertn
ttesta, Vancouver, Seattle, Taaeoia, Portland,
Ore., Han Francises.
First-Class Sleeping and DlnZag Cars
attached to all fbrouga trains. Tourist ears
fully ntted frith bedding, snrtaias and sp 0
tally adapted to wants of families may be kid
witb second-oUas tickets. Rates always leas
than Tla other lines, For foil Information,
time tables, etc., oa application to
E. V. SKINNER, O. E. A.
358 BROADWAY, NEW TORI
THE RECEIVERS
MEM'S
tiARTIN & DELAHV'S
CLOTHING STORE
Are still offering the large stock of goods front
25 to 5o per cent, below cost.
These Goods Must
And if you want bargains come and get them
at once. .
' r
IHTllllEUlf
II Hi :
From Fall to Winter
weather may be expected
at any time now. Are
You prepared for it?
We Are; in fact we were
never before in such
splendid shape coun
ters, shelves and tablet
literally groaning with
the immensity of the as
sortments of new Cloth
ing for fall and winter
use, arid while the big
ness and beauty of the
stock creates a wondrous
surprise in the' mind of
the beholder, the Little
ness of the Prices ere-,
ates a surprise still more
remarkable
Clothiers. Hkrai Furnishera
IU. MILDEWS
WYOMING AVE, SOUNTQMV
STEIHIVIT I SOU
' BECKER BROTHERS
1 KRMICH I BACK
Other
ITULTZ ft BAUER
PIANOS
Also a largo stock of Ant-olaa
ORGANS
CUStCAL rtERCHANDLSBf
MUSIC. ETC
We Will Sea M
Bicycles Wa Have on Hz?
At a price which will MM fef
buyer money.
victorias, Oondxona. Eelar
In Men7 Wheel.
victorias and GendMU is
Ladies' Wheels.
We have some seoon!kaA4
Wheels at frmr own price. ,
Baby Cariagfjaat i WgUu
J.O.l'IIWOiO,
8I4UCK1 AiE, (CmrU.Pk
TAR CUU
Cures Colds, Lays Oat LaGripya
Cures Incipient CoiitMUBptton.
Manufacturad by O. ELKE)N
DORF, Elmlra. N. Y, aad lot MM
by the trade generally . .. .
MEQARQEL A CONKELk
Ifloleiaii lots, Scrctn, h.
TAKE CARE tf. ?? n
nc vmiD evet rr'r
witn
rveU.
VI I WWII blhtf naoe mtoDB. aHlm.
Rt'RG'S aad have year eyes eaamined free.
Vi have rednoed prioee and are the lewost in
tbe city. K towel epeotaclas from 1 to tt; f ol4
from i to Is.
308 Sprues Street, Scranton, Pa
OF
Bo Sold
RECEIVERS,
CITY IB li