WEDNESDAY, JANTMnY IP, 1898.
THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IB, 189S.
LARGE LIST OF
CRIMINAL CASES
Prepared by District Attorney (or Core,
log Term.
SOMfl VERY IMPORTANT ONES
Mllco Koluit ii to II o Tried lor ?I or
der, Leon OlMicfskv Tor Arson nnd
n Number of Women lor Shop Lilting--
"ho Ilopnrt llurglnrs Aro Alio
to llo Arrnli;iird--I)lstrlct Attomciy
Will Try to ll'.ivo Tlirco Courts In
Session.
District Attorney John II. .Tones linn
completed the- criminal trial list for
Februniy sessions, 1898. There ure 342
cases upon the list, ns nppenr below.
He has mnde out the list 1th the ex
pectation of tunning thrte cotirtH He
has asked the court to call In outside
judges so that, if possible, till the cases
upon the list may lie disposed of. This
Is the largest number1 If cases that Mr.
Jones has ever placed upon a trial list.
A latge number of the cases mo old
ones, and the lucent cases upon this list
Returned by the last ginnel Jury nie
nearly all whit are known as Jail cases.
The cases where defendants aie in
jail awaiting trial ho has placed at the
head of the list, and will rIvu them a
speedy trial. The most Important
cases ate Mike Koluit, for murder:
Leon Olshefskv, for arson; the shop
lifting cases, the buiglniy cases against
Harry McLean and Charles Huen
dlges; the Uncart liutglars. the Free
man embe7zlcment and the Holnnd em
bezzlement cases. It will be obsened
that on Wednesday of the second week
there will be tried many cuses of lo
latlon of the Huuor laws.
D'ltlnp the (list week Judge Gunster
will preside In court room No. 1, and
Judge Kdwnrds In court loom No 2.
During the second week Judge Atc.li
linld will preside In court room No. 1
nnd Judge Gunster In court room No.
2. Who the outside judges will be. If
our Judges conclude tn "nit ' '.
not yet kiiown. But the public having
business In criminal couit may lest
assured that If it la possible for our
Judges to call In other Judges from out
side Jurisdictions to neip uispuse ut me
cases, they will do so
Mr. Jones Is especially nnxlous to
dispone of nil old cases that came over
Into the new jear. I Is seldom, In
deed, that so many Importunt criminal
cases appear upon the list, as It will be
observed that theie ure many buig-
lar.es lobberies and the higher g.ade
of crimes on this list. The list Is as j
follows:
PIItST WEEK MONDAY, JAN. 31.
1. Mlko Koknt, murder; Thomas Lev-
shon, pros.
2. Jnmes Gillespie, larceny and receiv
ing. Prank Itobllng Ji pros
3. Pretlcrlck Wullace, ass mil and bat
tel y, Frank Itobllng, Jr., pios
4. George Beams, latcmy and ilciIv-
Ing; Julia Ayrcs, prox.
B. James O'Mallu, larceny and receiv
ing, Prank Itolblng, Jr., pios
6. Chuiles J Heard, alias Janus Rile),
John Williams, Milts Stacev. I.eioy
Karl, James Daley, statutory burg
lary. Prank Itobllng, Ji , pios.
7. Prank Shifter, forger ; Frank Itob
llng, Jr , pros.
5. It. E. Eseott, false pretencis; Frank
Holding. Jr , pros.
9. Mai tin Josofchlck, larceny and le
teiving; Mary Bobby, prox.
10. Martin Joefchlck, malicious mischief;
Mary Hobby, prox.
11 James E McLiughlin, alias Jnmes F.
Loughney, Arthur Young, statutory
burglar, M. Cilppcn, pros.
12. It i: Fseott, false pretences; Frank
Itobllng, Jr., pros.
13. Charles Block, assault and bittery;
Anthony Simon, pros.
11. James Muck, absault and battery; Lot
tie Muck, prox.
13 Muiy Xilglei, assault and battery;
Daniel llelnsman, pros.
1G Thomas McLaughlin laiceny and re
ceiving. Prank Itobllng, Jr., pros.
17. Edward Clraham, Lizzie CSrah.im, as
sault and batter , Ellen Turner,
prox.
IS. John Pierce, assault and battery; Ida
Pierce, prox
19. Frederick Kuhlman, forgery; Frank
Itobllng, Jr , pros.
20 Martin Commlnskv, malicious mis
chief; Prank Ertle, pros.
21 Albert Llod, burglary; Thomas C.
Davis, pros.
22. Daniel Nelson, assault and battery;
Ellen Nelson, prox.
23 Martin Mangan, assault and battery;
Mary Mangan, prox.
24. Frank Smith, larceny and receiving;
Michael Fnnerevlsh, pros
2". George Iletcnvlteh, larceny and receiv
ing; Michael Unnerzevlsh, pros
26 George Bdcavltch, larcen and re
ceiving, Michael Gaoul pios
27 Itlehaid Walhh, fornication and bas
tardy; Uiltlget Garvey, pi ox
25. George Iletcnvlteh, larceny and re
ceiving, Alexander Norelka, pros.
29. Charlts Ne.igll, embtziement; M. P.
Judge, pros
SO. Jamts Alk, Robert Monlson, felon
ious attempt, John II. Ewins pros.
31. Martin Margan, nst-ault and battel y;
Mary Mangan, prok.
TUESDAY, TLB 1.
32 Paul Gommory, John Houdock, lar
ceny and receiving, S, Middleman,
pros.
23. Mary Gommory receiving stolen
goods, S Middleman, pros.
31. Anthoii Gulden, felonious wounding;
Fiank Itobllng. Jr., pios.
33. Stephen Heap. John Heap John Da-
cy, John Phillips, burglary, Frank
Itobllng. Jr , pros
3G. John Walsh, James Dacey, William
McNIcholas, robbery, Frank Bob-
ling, Jr., pios
37. Frank Gill, Michael Gill, aggravated
assault and battery, George L. Uui-
nett, pros
3S. Emma Jones, keeping bawdy house;
S A. Gllby, pros
39 William .la, larctny and receiving;
Henry Vandirbuig pios
40. Timothy E. Uoland, falluio to make
The Better yourSTood
thebeiteryoijheaijh
Use
,Tbe Oottolene truds mark! r. "ColtoleW wot
lUtr't lutut tit coltm-iilant ureatfi oa v cry tin.
j THK N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY,
tCklcigs.&.ir lorl,l'liUUiihU, rittiburr, .
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, return to county comnilsBloncrsj Jer
emiah McFeek, pros.
41. Timothy H. Roland, embezzlement;
Jeremiah Mcl'cek, pros.
42. Timothy E. lioland, collection of ex
onerated taxes; Jeremiah McPeek,
pros.
43. Timothy 12. Doland, perjury; Jeremiah
McPeek, pros.
II. William Andrews, Loonn Wilcox, lar
ceny; Walter Wilcox, pros.
43. George Jny, nssiiult and battery; Ber
tha J, Scott, prox.
48. Maggie Harrrtt, Kfhel Barrett, lar
ceny and receiving; Trunk Itobllng,
Jr., pros.
47 Maggie Harrett, Ethel Harrett, lar
ceny and receiving; Frank Itobllng,
Jr, pros.
48. Ernest Price, fornication and bas-
tordyj John W. James, pros.
49. 'A. I.opatyner, Daniel Lnngowskl, con-
eonsplrncy; Adam Surdcl, pros.
50. Michael Morris, Joseph Jcrsko, as
sault and buttery; John Shoopcck,
pros.
51. John Shcchnn, assault and battery;
Bridget Sheehan, prox.
52. George Clark, coercion of employes;
Low Is A. Mack, pio.
53. James Ilrock, attempt at rape; It. II.
Jones, pros.
CJ. Andrew Horn In, receiving stolen
goods, C. II. Lottery, pros.
63. John P. Kelly, misdemeanor In of
fices; John Murlln, pros.
CO. John Martin, perjuiy; John P. Kelly,
pros,
wi:dni:sday, run 2.
67. Ellen Itamlall, larceny and receiving;
Prank Itobllng, Jr., pios. (Gold
smith's b izaar.)
f.S. Ellen Randall lurceny and receiving;
Piunk Itobllng, jr, pros. (II) do
Park biraar.)
CD. Mrs. II M. William'', larceny and re
ceding, Piunk Itobllng, i , pros.
(Clemons, IVrber & O'Mnlley )
CO. Mis H M. Williams, larceny tnd re
ceiving, Prank Itobllng, Jr., pros.
(Wclchet mothers)
H. Mrs. Oeorge Wescott. lurcenv and re
ceiving; Prank Itobllng Jr., pros.
(Jonas Long's Sons.)
C2. Mrs. II M Williams, larceny and re
celvlng, Frunk Itobllng, jr., pros.
(11. II. Beidlemnii )
CI. Mrs. II. M. Williams, 1 ireeny and re
ceiving, Frank Itobllng, Jr., pros.
(S. G. Ken. Son &. Co.)
Gl Mrs. Evnn Thomas, larceny nnd re
ceiving, Frank Itobllng, Jr., pros,
(William Welker)
63. Mis. Evan Thomas, larceny and re
ceiving, Prank Itobllng, Jr., pros.
(Goldsmith's bazaar)
CG. Susan Baston, larceny and receiving;
Prank Itobllng, Jr., pros, (demons,
Peiber & O'Mallcj.)
"7 P.innle Griffiths, larcenv and receiv
ing. Prank Itobllng, jr., pros.
(Jonas Long's Sons )
3 Ellen Randall, larceny and iecel
Ing; Frank Itobllng, Jr., pros. (Cle
lund, Simpson & Talor)
) Mrs II m Williams lurceny and rc
cilvlng, Prank Itobllng, Jr., pros.
(Millar &. Peck )
70. Mrs Pa an Thamos, larceny and re
ceiving. Prank Itobllng, Jr., pros.
(Clel ind, Simpson & Taylor )
71 S,"'le JTB,i,1 ,ir?.'.My aV? rCCeK"
fiy!- '"
72 Mis 11 m Williams larceny nnd re-
celving, Prank Itobllng, Jr., ptos.
(UolUsmltn s bazaar)
"3. John Prbola, assault nnd battery;
John Murrv, pros.
74 Anastasla Pr lola, assault and bat
tery, John Muiry, pros
73 Authotiv Bognock selllnf, liquor with
out license, E. L Craig, pros
7G Pott r Il.ice, felonious atttmpt, Jonah
Beynon, pros.
77. Henry Asker, iissault nnd battery;
August Stracke, pros.
73. William Ttuddv, assault and bittery;
Peter Gibbons, pros
79. A. Gallagher, assault and battery;
Willi im Dlgman, pros.
SO George lltron, assault and bittery;
Mar D Jones, pi ox
51. Julia Coik.irln, assault nnd battery;
L D Mers, pros
52. Joseph Vernovvskl, pointing pistol; L
13. Lvou, pros,
53. Patrick Welsh, assault and battery;
Margaret Welsh, prox.
THURSDAY. TED. 3
81. John Senko. Michael Danko, robber ;
Michael Wrobtl pros.
s3. John Allsfoiigh, Harry Allsfough John
Davis, robbery, Samuel Ltt, pros
S6. Abraham Fivers, assault and battery;
Max Surrovltz, pros.
87. Divld Chuppell, assault and batter';
Henry Martin, pros
iS. Anthony Rutkowsky, obstructing exe
cution of hgal process, Timothy
Jones, pros.
S9. Edwin Curtis, nssault and battery;
Sarah Ann Curtis, prox
90. Edward Curtis, a&sault and battery;
Sarah Ann Curtis, prox.
91 Joseph Burger nssault and battery;
Ladlsh Sculnee, pros.
92. Timothy MuUIovvney, nssault nnd bat
tery: Patrick Dempsey, pros.
93. Anthony Zomtroskl, assault and bat
tery, Eddie Degavltch, pios.
94. John Mellalo, fornication and bas
tardy, Maria Flnn, prox.
93. Chnrlcs H.iendlges. Hariv McLean,
statutory burglarv, Prank Robllng,
Jr , pros. (Millar & Pick, burglaiy.)
96. Charles Haendlges Harry McLean.
statutory butglury Prank Itobllng,
Jr., ptos. (A. C. Ntttleton, burg
lary.) 97. Charles Haendlges, Harry McLean,
statutoiy burglary, Prank Robllng,
Jr.. pros, (i,, u. Powell & Co, burg
lar )
93. Charles Haendlges, Harry McLean,
statutory buigl.iry; Fiank Robllng,
Jr , pros. (Lebcck & Corln, burg
lary )
99 Charles Hnendlgis, Hnny McLean,
statutory burglar , Prank Robllng.
Jr., pros (Martha Peiry, burglury )
100. Charles Haendlges, Hnrr McLenn,
statutory burglaiv; Prank Itobllng,
Jr., pros (Scranton Free Llbraiy,
burglarv )
101. Fiank Swartz. larceny and receiv
ing. James Ellas, tiros
102 Fiank She'llnskv, aggravated assault
and batter , Anthony Klgolls, pros.
103. Havard llolstock larcuiv and re
ceiving; Frank Robllng jr., pros
101. Antonio Matra I.oulgl Rendu,
Mlchiel Itenda Raphael Bista,
Fiance sco Mailno, felonious attempt;
Joseph An.iHtaslo, pros
103. Antonio Mntiu, I.oulgl Reuda,
Mlchnil Rmdu, Raphatl Ilastu,
Francesco Mai lino, felonious at
tempt, Antonio Gtrage. pros
KM. John McLaughlin Patrick .Me Lane,
assault and battel, Allen Johnson,
pros
107 Jacob W 110 ee, embezzlement; Wil
liam Hodb, pios
10S. Pied Backus negligence by bailee;
Blehard Bleis pios
1W. Pitrlck J. Faired, embezzlement;
Charles Murkt r, pros
110 Julius Posner, forgery, Benjamin II.
Johnson, pros,
111. Joseph Bukantls, Monica Pudgevel-
lls, nssuult and battel-; Tiank Pe
trltus, pios
FRIDAY, FEU. 4.
112. William Arnold, larceny and receiv
ing, William Rlciurds, pios,
113. William Wliltbtck, 'arceny by bailee;
NIel McTague, pros.
111. John McGovern, larceny and receiv
ing F. E Everett, pros,
115. Mink Colass, larceny und receiving;
G W. Norrls, pros.
11C. Alexander Romeneek, Andrew Gasp
er, assault and battery; Michael Ea
ton, pros,
117. Joseph Wood Tickler, nssuult und bat
tery; Thomas King; pros.
118. John McIIugh, lurceny und receiving;
George Batter, pros
119. Martin Wasllus. larceny and receiv
ing, Frank Smith, pros.
120. Abel Storms, perjury; W. K. Beck,
1)1 OS
121. Charlts Wheeler, perjury; W. K.
Beck, pros,
122. James Wilson, larceny and receiv
ing; I. A, Mullnex, pros,
123. William Wilson, lurceny and receiv
ing; Thomas Dunlavey, pros,
121. John O'Haru, Maggie O'Hara, lar
ceny und receiving, Lizzie Btoudy,
prox,
123. Frank Miller, Anthony Simon, lar
ceny nnd receiving; Alexander
Smith, pros.
120. V. F ldman, falsa pretences; William
II, Chundler, pros.
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reputation for giving the very best value at these same low prices. This reputation it shall also keep.
Today's offerings are exceptional in the extreme. Every item is marked at cost and in most cases a great deal less than
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The very best kind of Underwear here at
prices that have never been equaled for similar
goods. You should take advantage of this great
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Corset Covers
Thirty-five dozen Ladies' Cam.
brie corset coveis, high .
neck, worth 10c, special . 4
Gowns
Ladies' Mother Hubbard
Gowns, in five different styles,
good quality, trimmed with
lace and embroidery, . -special
. 45
Children's White Merino Vests, Pants and
Drawers.
Sizes, . 16. 18. 20, 22, 24, 2b, 28, p, 32, 34
Regular Price, 12c, 15c, lSc, 21c, 24c 27c, 30c, 33c, 36c, 59c
Special . jc, 5c, 7c, 9c, 11c, C 15c, 17c, 19c, 21c
Children's All-wool Natural Vests, Pants and
Drawers.
Sizes, . 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34
Regular Price, 23c, 28c, 33c 38c, 43c, 48c, 53c 58c, 63c, 68c
Special . 6c, nc, 16c, 21c, 26c, 31c, 57c, 42c, 47c, 49c
Silks and Dress Goods.
One lot Figuied and Brocaded, Ten pieces black all-wool
Colored Taffeta Silks, 59c French Serge, 50 inches
grade, special . . 3 V wide, 69c grade, special, 4"
One lot Colored Silk
Velvets, 98c guide, -,i n , , ,,. , . .
special . . . 35C Balance of our Cloakings and
One lot 54-inch all-wool. Astrakhans regardless of cost.
Ladies' Flannel Cloth,
49c grade, special . 21Ci
All of our 59c Black ,
Brocaded Silks . 39C
One lot extra quality all-wool
Black Serge, 45 inches orkr,
wide, 39c grade, special, 2yU(
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SATUiiDAY. rt:n 5.
127. StopliPii McNeils, surety; Patrick
McNeils, pros.
12S. Daniel Hilnsman. suiet, Mary Jicls-
li r, prox.
129. John Guughun, surety, MaKRlo Gnu-
Khun, prox
130. Michael Morris, surety; John Shoo-
pecU, proi.
131. Daniel Nelson, suiety; Klltn Nelson,
PUIS.
132. John Pierce, dilution, Idn Pierce,
pios.
133. John Kelly, Htirety; Samuel Williams,
pios
131. William Shulz, Biirety; Jobiph Shulz,
pros.
133 P.itilck riannelly, deseitlon; Jennlo
riannellj. prox.
13G Anthony Miller, surety; John Toula,
pros.
137. Itohert Walker, surety; Richard Bar
ron, pros
13S. Itohert Walker, surety; Harry Mc
Garlty, pros.
139. MurrIo CVDonncll. surety; Jennlo
Prlngle. pros
140. John i:.irly, desertion; Bridget Doh-
erty. pros
HI. John BohkofsM, Michael Bohkofs..!,
surety; Joseph Charneiky, pros.
112. William Navln, surety; Sarah D. Lie,
prox.
113. Patrick McNulty, surety; Thomas
Gibbons, pios. y
HI. GtorRO 13. Ucn i surety; Prank Wokn,
pros.
115. William Bailey, desertion; Margaret
Bitlley, pi ox.
HS Wllrtam HagRerty, suioty; John
Blackwood pios.
117. Philip Bosco, surety; Joslah Kvuns,
pros.
US. Mary Souvlnskl, surety; Maiy Mul-
doon, inox.
119. Joseph Pctuluna1", puietj; Maty
Judge, pi ox.
1W. lioztn Znokowskle, surety; Weronlka
Dudek, ros,
151. John C. Hlghtle 11, r., burety; John
Lodover, pros,
152 Klla Iteed, surety; Wlnnlo Bcott, prox.
15J John Kelly, surety; Mary A. Cum-
mlugs, prox.
151. Thomas H. C. Maloney, surety; Pat
rick Maloney, pros.
153. Sam Miller, Jr., surety; Michael Men-
to, pros,
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Skirts
Twelve docn Fine Muslin
Skirts, trimmed with double
ruffle and trimmed with
lace, regular price 69c,
9.c' 4pc
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Drawers
Twenty-four dozen Ladies'
Cambric and Muslitr Drawers,
with wide 1 uffle, trimmed
with embroidery, special. 21C
Combination Suits
Sixteen dozen Ladies' Fine
Quality Jersey Ribbed Combi
nation Suits, handsomely
trimmed, worth 7SC, ort
special . . 2y
Jersey Ribbed Vests
One case Ladies' Jersey Ribbed
Vests, fleece lined, worth ir.r
19c, special - . IOC
One case Best Quality Jersey
Ribbed Vests, tlcece lined,
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103.
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107.
Joseph Mehalko, hurety; Joseph
Mack, in os
John Meers, suiety; Samuel Lee
bcit, pros
Giorgu Maike, surety; W. Seldman,
pios.
Patrick Horan, suiety, Kilwaid Hop
kins, pios
I'atrlck Kane, surety; George Web
ci, pios.
J. C. Dot an, Walter Doran, surety;
T. B. Daggers, pios.
John V. Johnson, surety; Mary U.
Williams, prox.
Bildgct Maloney, Eurety; Ellen Kline,
pio.
James J Murray, suiety; Nora Kear
ney, prox.
Alfied Matthews, surety; Patrick
Doran, pros.
Sat ah Navln, surety; Sarah D. Lee,
prox.
Mary Hopkins, surety; John Hop
kins, pros.
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170.
171.
172.
173.
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17C
177.
17S.
179.
ISO.
181.
Leon Olshefsky, ui'bon; Prank Bob
ling, Jr., pros.
IMuunl ilcNulty, larceny nnd receiv
ing, Hugh Lnch, pios.
Benjamin R. James, assault and bat
tery; I'nnny James, prox.
Alexander Burns, Peter Burns, ns
sault and battery, Prank Ursavltch,
pros
Josephine rorbeck, nssault and bat
tery; Mary Armson, prox.
John P. Lonz, George Isadora, I'red
erlck Prltz, ullas Frederick Mat
thows, ussault and battery, James
T Leitch, pios.
Adam Gavlsky, larceny by bailee;
Prank Malasky, iros.
Ellen Noone-, assault nnd battel y;
Mary McKenzle, prox.
George Lewis, fornication and bas
tardy; Joseph arltllths, pros.
Prank Blxlcr, Michael O'Ncll, Harry
Johnson, alias J. P. Riley, burglary;
Piank Robllng, Jr., pios.
Bramln Oieen, rape; John J. Row
lands proB,
Victor Bcemer, false pretences; M. J.
Norton, pros.
Bridget B.iggott, malicious mischief;
Baruh D, Lee, prox.
Daniel Loftus, assault nnd battrryj
Ida Reynolds, prox.
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Upholstery
Department
Golden Drapery Cloth, im.
mense assortment in every con.
ceivable color, were 10c,
special today . . yC
Satin Tapestry, so inches
wike, desirable patterns, .-,
were 49c, special today, 35
Tamboured Edge Swisses,
were I2c and 15c,
special today
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Brass Extension Roils, ex
tend to 44 inches, were
10c, special today . y"
SilkolillCS, the latest stripe
effects, were I2j4c, special
today . . . yC
Carpet Sweeper, ("The
Leader" Brand), a sweeper that
will sweep, were
$2.98, special today .
$1.98
Cretonnes, all the novel
effects, were 19c, special
today . . . 15k
White Enamelled Picture
Easels, were 79c, special
today
65C
Screens, three panel oak or
mahogany frames, 5 feet high,
filled with best pon
gee, were 2.98,
special today
$1.75
Bal)y Carriage Robes, new
style pocket, open on
side, were $4,98, a o
special today . P34"0
1S2. P. A. Can oil, false pietenses; H. M.
Bols, pros,
183 Samui 1 Wruble, larcen b bailee; JI.
11 Van Kleeck, prox.
IM. Bildget Baggott, assault ami battcrj i
Sarah D Loe prox.
1P3. Morgan I low ell. false pretentes; Ber
nard J Murph, pros.
ISO. Andrew Degutiss larceny und recelv-
Ing. S Middleman, pros.
187. Peter Burns, attempt at rapo; Annlo
Prorsegeunn, prox
18S. Cornelius Ruddv. felonious attempt;
Patrick Kellehi, pios.
189. Paul Majurlck, Adolph Prelelman. Jo
seph Rola, cs!ault anel battery; An
drew 7.M pros
190. Michael Krllv, asbault and battery;
A. I'. MrDonough, pros.
191. Michael Kellj, pointing pistol; A. 1.
McDonough, pios.
192. Max Phillips, assault anil battel y;
Joseph Slanu, pios.
tpesday, rnn. s.
193. Michael MeAndrew, Kute McAndrew,
Helling llejuor on Suuda , Patrick
Cogglns, pros.
191. Mary Hayes, selling liquor on Sun
day; Catharine Collins, prox.
193. Mury Hayes, selling liquor without
license, Catharine Collins, prox
196. Kato McAndrew, Michael McAndrew,
selling llejuor without license; Pat
rick Cogglns, pios,
197. Robert Fruunfelker. Lena Pieston,
assault und battery, May Totten,
pi ox,
193. Arteuzlo Pranclone. Uloannl Pran
ctune, Pllclerto Frunclono, assault
nnd bittery; Joseph Paldcrn iros.
U9, John McDonald, assault anel battel y;
William Stolz, pros
W0, Herbert Knapp, mayhem; Plunk Rob
llng, Jr.. pros.
201. Mary Murphy, larceny by bailee;
Mlunlo Dougherty, prox.
'J02. Michael MrVndrew, Kato McAndrew,
keeping gaming house, Patrick Cog
glns, pros
203. John P. Kelly, Kdward Weiss, Bn
jumlu Aronovltz, conspiracy; An
drew Braza. pros.
201. John P. Kelly, Edward Weiss, con
spiracy; John Biaza, pros.
205. John P. Kelly, misdemeanor In of
fice; Georgo Potsld, pros.
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Muslins, Ginghams and Linens.
All of our Muslins and Ginghams that are
being sold during this great sale at less than
wholesale prices are intended for consumers only.
Dealers will not be accommodated.
Two cases Fruit of the Loom,
Hill, Dwight Anchor or Lonsdale
Muslin, not more than twelve
yards to each customer
and none whatever to A"XAn
dealers, special . tJ1-'
All of our 29c Red Ta
ble Damask .
16c
All of our 55c Bleached
and Unbleached Table '2(r,
Damask, . . j"C
Fifteen pieces Extra Heavy
Bed Ticking, degrade,
special . . V'2S'
One thousand yards new stan
dard Dress Ginghams, a"!
10c grade; special.... TnC
Jackets, Waists
One small lot Ladies' All-Silk
Changeable Under
skirts, regular price, o
$5.00, special . P3y
l2irW S7 4
flen's Furnishings.
All of our $1.00 Men's Cam
bric Shirts; also white
with colored bosoms, ifr
special . . . O9C
Fifteen dozen Men's Nice
Quality Muslin Night Shirts, all
sizes, regular price 39c,
special . . iyu
Corin.
200.
207.
208.
20D.
210.
211.
212.
213.
211.
213.
210.
217.
218.
219.
220.
221
o,
221.
Edwaul Weiss, extortion; George Pot-
eUl, pios
IMwarel Weiss, extortion, John Biaza,
ltros.
Edward Weiss barratry i John Kotza,
pios
Edward WVIss, cxtoitlon; John
Keitza, pios
Matthej Dageii. fornication and has-
taidj , Annie Mejles, prox.
Anthony McAndrew s, assault and
batter) ; P. O Bolanel pios.
Michael Anlseuvlg, cutting timber
trees; William Edwards, pios.
Peter Egan. assiult and buttery;
Maria Ncmessangl. irox.
Mngglo Homan, assault und battcrj J
Bridget Ruano, prox
Flunk Przblskl, linoluntaiy man
slaughter, Rozey Llbudziowskl, prox.
Zdzislaw Lopatjnei, selling lliiudr
without license, Michael Klnowskl,
pros.
Zdzislay LopnUner. selling liquor on
Sunday; Michael Klnowskl, pros.
William P. Morgan, felonious wound
ing, Peter Logan, pros.
John P Atkinson, tobbery; Mose&
Seldman, pros,
William Hill, assault and battel) ;
Mnrv J Willis, prox.
Joseph Mlgliu, lubheiy; Stony Rene,
pros.
Powell Strnpus, selling liquor with
out license; ileimtrd Dals, pros.
Anthony Walsh Jr., falso pretenses;
D, W, Blown, pros.
WEDNKSDAY, FEB. !.
Giant Freeman, embezzlement; E
II. Fieemim pios.
221.
223.
226.
227.
228.
229.
2T0.
231.
232.
William Wejandt, defrauding board.
Inj house; Huttle Cox, prox.
E. E. Pryor fulse pretenses; John
Fcrber, pros,
James E. McLaughlin, selling liquor
without license, John Dixon, pros,
11. Iwanowskl John Munay. con
spiracy, Daniel LanROWski. pros.
John McDonald, Jr., robbery; Moses
Cabot, pros,
Daniel Nelson, defrauding boarding
house; Bartholomew Donovan, pros.
Albert X'rlce, ussault and battery;
Mamie Price, prox,
Simon Rle-o, assault and battel y; P.
J, Nichols, pros.
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Spring Dress Goods X
First arrival of new goods at
popular prices. See our window.
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38-inch Dress Goods, in all the new
X shades, - --'
40-inch Dress Goods, in all the new or
shades. - .lUv I
T 40-inch Diess Goods, special value jqh J
4-H-4-H HUH H'
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X
X
X
One lot Eiderdown Flannel,
slightly soiled, worth 15c;
special . . yC
All of our i2c Fancy o
Sateen: special . OC
Seventy-five pieces Twilled
Dress Goods, 7c grade:
special . . 2C
One case Indigo Prints, best
quality, 5 -cent grade: j
special . o2
One case Best Quality Shirt
ing prints, 5c grade;
special . ''2ii
Twenty pieces 4-4
Bleached Muslin, 6c grade, 3
One lot Fine Bed Blankets,
slightly soiled, at half price.
X
X
and Underskirts.
X
Thirty-five Jackets last sea
son's made in the very best
material, in black and grey
mixtures only, worth from $8.00
to $12.00, special,
$2.98 and $3.98
One lot Ladies' Black Cheviot
and Boucle Jackets, newest style,
high storm collar,
regular price $6.oo, rf
special . . ,3.49
Si.xty dozen Ladies' All-Wool
Flannel Waists, with detachable
collar of same material, in all sizes ;
colors, navy blue, garnet, black
and bottle green, regular -.
price $1.25, special . 75
Thirty-six dozen much finer
quality made in the same man
ner as above and same colors,
regular price $1.50, o
special . . . 09U
X
X
X
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Eighty dozen Men's Heavy
White Merino Shirts and
Drawers; also grey mixtures,
regular price 29c, special
while they last . 5
Forty-eight dozen Men's All
Wool Natural Shirts and Draw
ers, nancisomely made and
trimmed, worth 85c, Jmrn
special . . . 47
Fifty dozen Men's Imported,
extra heavy, regular made, Fast
Black Hose, high spliced heel;
also in modes and tans, regular
price, 25c, warranted fast
colors, special while f
J they last . . I ZVHC
213 Dennis Maloy, selling liquor without
license; Mary Campbell, piox.
231. Fied II tu selling liquor without li
cense. Michael McMurry, pros.
233. P.itilck Batista stututoiy burglary;
Frank Cullen, pios
230. Charles Callahan, Dan rurrell, ma
licious mischief. Giles Schenek, pros,
237, Joseph Me Andrew, robbery; Sunuel
Brit k, pios
218. Martin Burl.e selling liquor with
out license; John Mellelo, pios.
23J P.itilck Behtn selling llqilin without
license, Mai) Goodwill piox
210. Patrick Bcylan. selling liquor on Sun
day; Mary Goodwin, prox.
211 Pun ill Hf: lun helling liquor tu
minors; Mury Goodwin, prox,
212. Joseph KcHchis Joseph Xinmarlts,
Domlulck VensUos, William Vens.
kos, nggravuted assault and battel) ;
CoiiKiuntlno Uinltz, pros
213 Anthony Roth, selling liquor without
license; Puul Gumbur, pros
211. John Brown, Ji. selling liquor with-
out llcenso; Tlmuthy Jones, pros,
215. John Brown Ji., selllni liquor tu mi
nors, Timothy Jones, pros. '
210. Emma Stephens, keeulng bawdy
house; Mrs. W. 11 Duggan, prox.
217. Telford Paw ill in itch, selling liquor
without license. James W. CI irue,
pros
21S, John McDonough, spduellon under
promise ot marriage; Allen Reap,
prox.
20 Samuel Mahadv, abortion; Nora
Gl)iin, inox.
230. DrtNld Y Jones, perjui); Martin
Crlppen, pros.
HI. In lug Lei', Heniy Lee, ussault and
batteiy, Arthur Feiiton, pros
252 Georgo Gurku, Mashlunka Thomns,
Joseph Mulca atsault and battery;
Jacob Megalla, ios
23.3. Michael Jennings, assiult and "bat
ter). Nicholas Cirlueol pios.
231. Heniy Kennedy assiult and battery;
Sarah Kenned) piox.
TIIFRSDAY, FEB 10.
233. Julius H Hunter, aggravated assault
and battery, Frank Robllng, Jr.,
pros.
230. Sarah Arnold, James Arnold, keeping
bawdy liouso; Michael Morun, pros,
IContluucd on I'ugo 8,