mrffiffrt THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-FRIDAY. MARCH 11. 1808. I Sr COMMENTS ON THE LATTMER TRIAL Made by Men Who Were Deeply Inter cited In Its Outcome. Tlir.lK OPINIONS DO NOT AQRGB Thnt orconrso Might De Expected nt They Consider llio Cms from Itiull cally Dlirorcnt I'olntt of View. Attorney iUcfinliren Snyi Thnt Other Cnson Will Ho Culled for TrlnlTotnl Cost or the Trial to tho County of Lucerne. G. It. Shaw, one of the Jurors In the Lattlmer tlot case, when usked if It took the Jury long to reach a verdict nftcr It retired Tuesday night, said: "No, we came to an agreement a short time after we got to Mie Jury room. We had no diMign .nent whatever, every Juror readily assenting to the verdict ns we handed It In." Sheriff Martin received the verdict very calmly. "I never expected any other verdict," he said. "I know that I did my duty as an officer of the law, fairly and honestly. I am pleased that these twelve good men think likewise nnd I am of opinion that their decision will be approved by every law abiding citizen." Sheriff Martin's attorney, George S. Ferris, under whose advice, he acted from the Inception of the strike down to the day of the trial, said "The verdict Is satisfactory and vin dicates the sheriff's action. I don't know If there will be another trial, but I don't see how another trial could have a different ending, as all the evi dence connected with tho caso had been given and the case fairly tried." Attorney John T. Lenahnn, one of the leading attorneys for the defense, paid" "The law has simply been upheld by the vindication of Sheriff Martin nnd his deputies. There are three rea sons why the deputies had the right to fire: Tlrst, because tho strikers were using the road for an unlawful purpose nnd refused to disperse nt the sheriff's command: second, because they as saulted the sheriff, and that alone gave the posse the right to tire: thlid, be cause they ruehed on the deputies." "WEITO BREAKING THE JvAWS. To the question of whether the Aus trian government would bo likely to put in a claim against the United States government, Sir. Lenahan said that he thought that after the govern ment had read the evidence It would take no action. If there were any Austrian subjects killed it was because they were breaking the laws of this country. He also said that he thought the court made one mistake In not charging the Jury to bring In a verdict of acquittal. Hon. H. W. Palmer, another of the nttornejs for the defense, stated that In his opinion the verdict rendered was the only one which could have been brought In view of the evidence. The old law, which has. been In existence for over 500 years, is simply upheld by the verdict. These men were march ing to Lattlmer and acknowledged that they were going to make the men In that village stop work, nnd they ex pected help from Cranberry and Mc Adoo and several other places, and as this was unlaw'ful, and as they refused to disperse at the command of the sheriff, they remained at their own peril, and the sheriff had the right to use force in order to enforce his com mand. Therefore he was Justified and the Jury did the only thing It could do vindicate him and his deputies. Mr. J'almer also said that If theie were nny Austrian subjects killed their gov ernment could certainly not enforce any claim against the United States government, as the subjects were sim ply breaking the laws of this country nnd were amenable to the laws of this government. DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S VIEWS. District Attorney T. R. Martin bald that he was perfectly sincere when he asked for the conviction of the sheriff nnd his deputies; that he gave the jur orb his views in his final argument, but lie supposed they did what they be lieved to be right, Mr. Martin said that If he were not an official of the of tle county ho would be at greater liberty to ghe his views, but he would say as he did In his argument, when he took the young men who were in the employ of the coal companies as his deputies. These strikers knew who thesQ.young fellows weie and had no idea that they would shoot at them. Mi. Martin thinks the sheriff should have taken older men and men who were not known to the strikers Then the strikers might hnve dlsper&ed with out the shooting. When asked If he thought the other Indictments against the sheriff and his dcputleb would bo called he said he believed they would Attorney John McGahren who was associated with the district attorney In prosecuting the case, said there will lie another trial "We will not examine many witnesses," he said, "but we will present so strong n rase that-w,e .shall tonlldentlv expect the conviction of at least somu of these deputies w ho wan tonly shot down those stiikers at Lat tlmer." This is tho view of the situa tion taken by Attorney John M Gar man, another of the nttornevs for the prosecution whose comment in the trial appeared in vestet day's Tribune. Rev. Richard Aust, of Hazleton, w hd tool, an active pait In probecutlng the pheilff and his deputies, made this comment on the verdict: DirPERENT NEXT TIMIE "1 am not surprised at the veidlct as 1 expected it, but we will have another trial. One mere, and it will be tried differently. The whitewashing tho dep uties received will not hide the fact that there was a grave wiong done at Hazleton Hut I think a mistake was made to Indict all of these deputies for murder Many of them are good men and are as innocent of this uime or malicious killing as I am. "There are about eleven men among that crowd who I believe are guilty of malicious shooting- and If they are not punished It will bo an outrage on Justice. I don't think we will be leady for the next trial until June, when wo hope to bring the guilty to Justice. The net trial will not be long. Only a few witnesses will be called and the trial will be conducted along other lltifH. We may swear out new war rants for the arrest of the deputies we bellevo to bo guilty." I Tho Jurors received the following amounts for their services during the tilal: Eli Weaver, laborer, Plymouth township, $77.00; G. R. Shaw, carpen ter, Ross township, $79 CO; Aaron Foil man, rope maker, Wllkes-Raire, $76.13; A. II. Shields, carpenter-, Wllkes-Barre, $70.13; Herman Gregory, farmer. Hun tington township, $79.13; Adam Laroon, tinsmith, Sugerloaf township, $82.25; C. C. Ransom, contractor, Plymouth, $70.63; R. M, Rood, farmer, Ross town phlp, $70.25; Jonas Oxrldcr, carpenter, Sugarloaf township, $82.00; II. M. Wolfe, farmer, Ross township, $79.13; A W. Washburn, carriage maker, Fieeland, $81.00; total, $944 28. Of the amount paid tho Jurors $J12 was for services and $12 23 for mllcigc. The Jury was on duty thirty-eight days. The total cost of the tilal vvns: ns fol lows: Coroner's Inquest $ 240 Jury wng, $111 28, board, $743; total 3,(S7 Jury trolley rides (order ot court) .. , u7 Witnesses' wages, $1,252; mileage, $'IS; totul 1,707 Stenoghupreh's wages, $0; tran scribing notes $,SU , 70) C'nutt olllcers, $0, and court clerk '" 1,075 Serving subpoenas ") Actual cash ( ost to county ..........15 71(J If tho following wcro added to tho above, which, however, will not bo a cash disbursement, they being paid a yearly compensation, it would bo In creased as fellows: Judge $ 4:o District attorney 420 Total ?G,5SG Then theie are tho fees of private counsel for both sides, but as the coun ty Is not liable for such fees they cannot too Included In the above.' Neith er can the defendants' costs, for they must be paid by the defendants them selves. THEATRICAL ATTRACTIONS. Tho Prisoner ofZonda. Tho members of tho Crystal Hoso com pany huvo reason to feel gratified at the success of their benefit In tho Lyceum last night Tho attraction was "Tho lils nnoi of Zend.i," and- the audience com pletely filled tho house from pit to dome. The interior of tho theater presented a ynla appcaranco with Its decorations of American nags und embellishments of palms. The attraction was worthy of tho audlei co 1 ho dramatization of Anthony Hope's poetic stoiy of world-wide fume was given in a manner that left little to tie desired. Howard Gould, a most capable voung actor, nrpeared In the dual role, of Rudolph tho ritlh and Rudolph Knsscn dll. Robert Elliott was excellent as Black Michael nnd Pnnchon t'impbells Princess Plavla was received with much fav or. An Enthusiastic Audience. If applause Is to bo taken as a criterion in Judging a show "The Last Stroke," which began a threo night's engagement at the Academy of Music last night Is peerless. There was a big house and it was kept continually at tho top notch of enthusiasm. This was duo to tho play and tho excellent mannet In which It was produced. The story Is quite cleverly constructed and several of tho parts are exceptionally well done, Otis Turner and Albert Sack e tt, as United States consul and a C'u-b-in pitriot-prlest, respectively, being es pecially deserving of mention Tho two Spaniards of tho cast try to be real bad and succeed Tho scenery Is one of tho strong features of tho show The per formance will be repeated tonight and to morrow night with daily matinees. JocrlSHc nt the Linden. Manager Brooks evidently knew what he was doing when bo secuicd tho ser vices of Chirles McKInley ns leading man of his company. "Jocrlsse." or ' The Con vict's Daughter," was given last even ing to a rather small but appreciative au dience. The play Itself is striking. The story Is a pretty ono and most beautifully told It gives the membcis of tho stock company especially good opportunities of distinguishing themselves. In fact It is ono of tho best acted dramas yet present ed by the company. Last night's audience would undoubt edly havo been larger than It was if the merits of tho play were more geneially known. It will be repeated this and to morrow afternoons und evenings. The Isle ol rhnmpiigno. "The Iele of Champagne" Is ruled by King Pommery, the Second, who is in a very impoverished state. He is entirely under the subjugation of the constitution in tho hands of Apolllnorls Prappe, his prime minister, ins army has dwindled down to two members. Moot and Chan don On an eventful day tho ship Olga II, laden with fresh water trom New Bedford, Is wricked near the Isle. On this vessel is Abigail Peck, the owner, a maiden lady of uncertain age Pnscllla Evans, her niece, nnd Sam Binnacle, a bailor. Strangers never having visited tho Isle, they are made most welcome and the king. In ordei to secure this new fluid, which will cure nil Ills, proposes and Is ncceptcd b tho New England spinster. Tho joung Princo Klssengen Pommcri's only child, proposes and Is accepted by Prlscllla, and Sam Binnacle finds favor In tho ejos of Dlnanna. tho belle of the Island, with whom Pom mery Is In love "Tho Islo of Cham pagne" will bo produced at the Lvceum tonight I do onion in IllneU. "Tho Woman In Block" will bo tho next attraction at the Academ) the ilrst throe days of next week It Is by II. Grattan Donnelly and la undtr tho management of Jacob Utt. Tho story Is a romantic one und deals In a spirited way with phases of llfo In New York It touches slightly upon politics, but only in an incidental way The chief figures are Interesting types of New Yorkers. The piece will bo sumptuouKly mounted and the company Is certalnlj a veil ablo ono as tho names will show. Crouton Clarke. Oregon Clarke, accompanied by Miss Adelaide Prince und u supporting com pany of twenty, will present the four net ron antic play, "Tho Last of Ills Race," at tho Lyceum on I'rld.iy and Sat urday of next week. This will be tho only attraction at tho Lyceum during tho w eek. SIIULTZ WASN'T HURT. Ills Tail nnd Contains State Due to Intoxication. John Shultz, a Russian. 39 years old and lesldlng In Paik Place, fell whllo trying to board a car on Penn avenue Wednesday night. He lay as if dead on the pavement and was taken In tho patrol wagon to the Lackawanna hos pital where his chief complaint was pronounced to be drunkenness. Shultz was taken from the hospital to tho central police station and In yes terday's police court was fined $2 for his condition on the previous night and the use of the patrol wagon. SHERIFF'S SALES CIIEKIFF'8 SALE. -OF Valuable Real Estate -OK-PR1DAY, APRIL 1, 1S9S. By vlrtuo of sundry writs of Fieri Ta clas, Levari Paclas and Venditioni Ex ponas, lasi'ed out of the court of common pleas of Lackawanna county, to mo di rected, I will expose to public sale by ven due or outcry, to tho highest and best bidder, for cash, at the court house, In tho city of Scranton, Lnekavanna coun. ty, on PRIDAY, tho PIHST DAY OP APRIL. A. D. 1V8, at 10 o'clock In tho forenoon of said day, all tho light, title and interest of tho defendants In and to the following described lots, piece or parcels of land, viz.. No 1. Alt the right, title nnd Interest of tho defendant. Joseph Nudalskcy, In and to ull that certain one lot of land with tho lrrprovmei ts thereon, situate In tho Towiibhlp of I'cll, County of Lacka wanna, and Slate of Pennsjlvanla bo Ing a part of what Is known as the "War ren ' lot, which Is part of on original tract In the warrantee name of Peter Beech, snld lot being number eighteen (18) south plot nnd situate upon stieet called and known as Main street upon tho War I en plot or addition to Poiest City, In tended to be duly registered nnd recorded: Hald lot being sixty (CO) feet In front and ono hundred and tlfty OW) feet deep and rectangular In shape. Coal and minerals reserved. Being tho aimo lot (if land con ned to Joeph Nadalskey by deed of October 24, lS'U, by George W. Crnmer, et nl. Improved with two two-story frame dwelling house, a. barn and other outbuildings thereon. Seized nnd taken In execution at tho suit of J. M. Prank vs Joseph Nndalsksy. Debt, S7C0O. Ji'dgment No. 12n, Nov. T., 1SK. PI. fa. to March Term, isix LANQE, Atty. ALSO Nn. 2 All tho right, title und Interest of tho defendants, Bridget McNlcholas and William McNlchela, In and to all that certain lot, pleeo or p.ueel or land, sltuito, ljlnp and being In the City of Scranton, County of Lacknwannn. and State of Pennsylvania, bounded nnd de scribed as lot No 0, In square oi block No. 59, and situate on tho easterly corner of Luzerne and Nineteenth btreets. ac cording to J. Heenn m's map of South 11 do Park. Said lot lit Ing re etangular in shape, lift (50) feet In lront mil lear, and one hundred and fifty O"0) feet In depth. Reservation of coil nnd minerals All lmpiovtd with a two-storv fiamo dwelling houo and other outbuildings lidiig the samo premises which Charles P Matthews nnd wife gi anted nnd cnn veved to the said Bridget McNIchnls by deed dated M ly 10 1W nnd recorded In the recordei s olllce of Lackawanna count In Deed Book No 51, pigo 4J2 Sel7cd and tnken la execution at the suit of the New GermanK Building nnd Loan Association vs Bridget McNlcholas and William McNlcholas. Debt, $1125(10. Judgment No Sf,7 March Term 1S.08. Pi. fa. to March Term ivis ZIMMERMAN, Ally. ALSO No 3 All the right, title and Interest of tho defendant, A E Terwllllgcr, in and to all the following described lot of land, situate llng and being In tho Township of South Ablngton, In the Coun ty of Lackawanna, and State of Penn sylvania, described ns follows: Belns lot number two hundred and twenty-four (221) on street called and known ns Clark avenue, upon the plan or plot of High land Park Intended to bo duly registered and recorded. This lot Is fifty (30) feet In front, llfty CiO) feet In rear, and ono hundred and flftv (I'iO) feet In depth. Be ing samo lot of land conveved to snld A. E. Torw llllger by Charles duPont Breck, trustee, by deed dated 30th August 1S13. Improved with n two tory frame dwell ing house and outbuildings. Seized and tnki n In execution at tho suit of Suburban Building nnd Loan As sociation vs. A. E Terwllllgei. Debt, JGI1.1S. Judgment No 811, Mnich T IMS. PI. fa. to March T 1B0S COMEGYS, Atty. ALSO No. 4 All tho rlcht. title and Intciest of the defend mt, the Congregation Renal Abraham and Jacob, In and to all that certain lot, piece or paicei of land sit uate In tho City of Scranton, County of Lackawanna, and State of Pennsylvania, bounded nnd debcrlbed as follows: Being lot number nlno (9) In square or block number flftv (50) as shown on the oilglual town plot of the city of Scranton. Being twent -rive feet wide In front on Penn ave nue, the samo width in the rear, and one hundred nnd slxtv -seven feet In depth. Bounded northeast by lot No. 10, soutr east by a public alley, southwest by lot No 8, and southwebt by Penn avenue. All improved with a one story brick sn ngogue or chuich building. Coal and minerals reserved. Seld nnd taken In execution nt tho suit of L N Krnmei vs tho Congrega tion Bennl Abraham and Jacob Debt, $'JI 85 Judgment No. "ui, January Term, lS n fa. to March T ivs HANNAH, Atty. ALSO No 5 All tho right, title and Interest of the defendant. In and to the following described pleco or parcel of land, situ ate In tho Borough of Elmhurst, In the County of Lacknwanni Pennsylvania Being all tho following piece of land bo- ginnmg in tne center or Hoarlng Brook Turnpike Road, thence along the same bouth 4 degree's 50 minutes west, three hundred and eight feet to the Intersection of tho norther! line of Delaware Lacka wanna and Western Railroad Company right of wa; thence along tho b.ime north 42 degrees west, eight hundred and seventy -elht feet to a corner, thence bouth "s degrees ent live hundred and fifteen feet to a corner, thence bouth ' degrees 20 minutes west, one hundred and forty-four feet, thenco north 81 decrees 30 minutes west threo feet to a cornii: thenco south 4 degreo 50 minutes west eighty feet to a corner, thence bouth 84 degrees 30 minutes eabt one hundted and thlrt-nlne feet to the place of beginning. Containing three nnd 20-UVl acres. Being the land conveed bv S S Spruks nnd wlfo to Thomas Hnlthnm bv deed dated 11th Mav. A. D UD Improved with n two-storv finme building known as the "Park Hotel," a large barn, an leo house, i small duell ing house und other outbuildings theieon SECOND All the light title and Interest of the defend int. ihoninH Hol tham In and to all that certain lot, pleco or parcel of land situate In tho Clt of Sci anion In the Count v of Lnckn wanna, ni d State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as folio vs- Lin ing tho whole of lot No B In block No. 302 nccordlng to plot of Mevlert's addition to Scrnnton and Green itldge, and also tho northerly one-quarter pnit of lot No ilvo (5) In block No. 302 which Hen between the, renr end of snld lot No. C nnd part of lot No. 5 and tho rear end of lot No 7 In said block No 302 nnd the Delaware audHudsnnll R.Compnnv's right of way said lot nnd parts of lots are all adjoin ing and are bounded os follows: Begin ning at a corner of lot No, 7 In front on Sanderson avenue; thence northerl along said avenue fifty (50) feet moro or less to a point and corner ten (10) feet Into lot No ,r, thnt Is to take In and Include ten feet of the northerly part of lot number live, thence easterlv In a straight lino thmugh said lot No, 5 threu hundred feet moro or less to tho Delaware and Hudson R R. Company's right of way; thence northerly along said right of way ninety feet more or lets to a coiner of lot No 8 In said block: thence westerly nbout ten feet along bald lot No 8; thenea south, crly along reur end of lot No 7 a dls tnnce of foity feet: nnd thenco westerly along tho lino of said lot No 7 200 feet. ho the samo more or less, to tho corner on Sanderson nvinue the place of begin ning The measurement of tho depth to commence ten feet from tho lnsldb of tho sidewalk with tho right to enclose snld ten feet for yard, etc and Is the land conveyed by G W Veal nnd wlfo to Thomas Holthnm by deed dntid 2Clh May 1891, recorded In Deed Book No. 80, pago 521, etc. Improved with a two-story doublo tenement house one frame, barn and outbuildings thereon, Seized and taken In execution nt the suit of 8. 8 SprukH s Thomns Iloltluim Debt, $0 000 00. Judgment No :i? Hep. tember Term, 18 PI fa to March Term, M8. P. W STOKES, Atty. ALSO No. C All the right, tltlo and intoroBt of tho defendant, John Swallow, In and to all thoo two certain lots, pieces or par cels of land, situate lying and being on River street, In tho Borough of Olyphant, SHERIFF'S SALES rfrfWWWMMMMMt Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania, bounded and dcsorlbed as lots numbers eleven nnd thirteen (Nos, ll and li) on said River street, according to tho map of lands of the Delaware und Hudson Canal Company, In said Borough of Oly phant. Said two tots arc contiguous und measure together In front on said River street one hundred and twenty (1.0) feet In width, the mimo In rear, und one hun dred and llfty (KKJ) feet In depth. Coal and minerals reserved. All Improved with two double frumo tenement houses and other outbuildings. Being tho same prem lhes which R. J. Gallagher grantee! and convecd to the said John Swallow by deed dated tho 24th day of June, 1W1, In recorder's olllce of LncKawnntia County, in De cd Book No, W, page 427. Seized and taken In execution at tho suit of Authraultc Building and Loan As sociation vs. John Swallow. Debt, $1 080 00. Judgment No. 534, Jnnunry Term, 14m Fl. fa. to .March T 18SS .IMMEBMAN, Atty. ALSO No. 7. All tho right, tltlo an Interest of tho defendant, Jnmes N, McLaughlin, In nnd to ull those certain pieces or par rels of land, situate In tho Townsnlp of Scott, County of Lnckuwanun, and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to wit.: Tho first thereof : Beginning In the cen ter of a public rond leading from Tom klnsville to tho Orvis Corners; thenre along lands of Benlra Talor, north 43 degrees west 37 chains to n public road; thenco In a southerly ellrectlon along tho center of said road 13 chains nnd 60 links to a stake and stones corner; thenco along lands of tho heirs of Caleb Lowry, Pres ton Brown, Truman Taylor, other lands of said defendant, hereinafter described nnd designated "Second" paicei, and lands of John M, Tavlor, south 43 degrees east 60 chains and 50 links to the center of tho first mentioned road; thenco along the center of the same north 17 degtees east 15 chains and OS links to tho placo of beginning, Containing (.2 acres and 123 rods, moro or lets All Improved with a single two-story fiamo dwelling house; one frame horse bain, ono framo cow barn, with a frame shed attached, ono small hay barn and other outbuildings. Tho second thereof. Joining tho above pleco on tho southern side, beginning at a stake and stones corner, tho northeast corner of Truman Taylors land; thence south 45 perches to u post and stones, thenco In a southwesterly direction along land of J. M. Taylor's thlrtv-ono nnd ones- half porches to a post. The corner of aicpnen A. Tiilurs land; tlience In a northwesterly direction along same 54 perches to a beach sapling, the corner of Truman Taylor and Gilbert Berry's land, thence In a northeasterly direction along land of Truman Ta!or, 52 pel dies to the placo of beginning. Containing 14',i ucres of land, moro or less. Seized and taken In execution at tho suit of Leila L Vail and Celinda A. Vail vs. James N. McLaughlin. Debt, J2 0J7 64 Judgment No 24, Junuary Term, 183i. Fl, fa. to March Term ISIS. GEO D. TAYLOR, Atty. ALSO No 8 -All the right, tltlo and Interest of tho defendants, Bridget Rjiiu and Jeremiah Ryan, In nnd to all tho follow ing lot, pleco or parcel of land, situate In tho City of Scranton County of Lack awanna, and State of Pennsylvania, und beginning at a corner on the sldo of tho ioad leading fiom Scranton to Provi dence; thence along said road 33 degrees east (.0 feet to a corner In line of lot for merly owned by Mr. Casey; thenco north 52 degrees west 12 perches to a corner on or about the brink of the hill; thence outh 31 degrees west M) feet to a corner; and thence bouth 52 degrees east 12 perches to tho place of beginning. Containing nbout 41 perches of land, be tho samo moro or less. Coal und minerals ro seivcd. Improved with a two-stor framo building useel as a hotel, one double frame dwelling hoiibc, ono bain, one-half of a barn and outbuildings thereon. Seized nnd taken In execution nt tho suit of West Side Tank vs. Bridget Rj.in nnd Jeremiah Ryan. Debt, $1,177 00. Judg ment No. C0j, January Term, 1830. Lev. fa. to March Term, 180S. TAYLOR & LEWIS, Attys. ALSO No. 9 All the right, title and Interest of the defendant, August Gronkc, In and to an mat certain lot, piece or parcel or 1 mil, situate on tho old log road In tho City of Scranton, County of Laekaanna, and State of Pennsylvania, being part of lots Nos. 13 and 15, In square or block No. 49, according to the Pawneo Coal Com pany's map of lunds In tho City of Scranton, bounded and described as fol lows, to wit." On the north by a public alley; on tho south by tho old log road: on the east by the center line petlnc through lot No. 15, from tho old log road to said rlley, and on the wet bv lot No. 11, In baid block. Being all of lot No. 13 and tho weeleily half of lot No. 13, lvlng north of said old log road: snld lot being sixty (fO) feet in width along said alley, and extending of that width in depth to said old log road. All lmpioved with a fiame dwelling house and outbuildings Being the same premises which Michael Dough erty and wife granted and conveed to said August Gronke, by deed dated 3rd day of Julv, 1892 and recorded In the le coidcr's ofllco of Lackawanna county In Deed Book No. 22. page 111, etc Coal and minerals excepted and reserved. Seized and taken In execution at tho suit of the Citizens Building nnd Loan Association vs. August Gronke. Debt, $1 rG7 12 Judgment No 702 March Term. 189'. PI fa to March Term 1V)S ZIMMERMAN, Atty. ALSO No. 10 All the right tltlo and Interest of tho defendant, William Smith in and to nil that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situnto In Prlceburg, In the County of Lackawanna, and State of Pennsyl vania known as lot numbet eleven (11) In square or block number twenty (20) fronting on tho Carbondalo Turnpike, be ing fifty (50) feet In front by about two hundred nnd fifty (230) feet In depth ac cording to a plan or map entitled "Moore's Map of Prlceburg." Coal and other minerals excepteel and leseived. All Improved with a two-stoiy frame shingle roof dwelling house, bummer kitchen, outbuildings, etc. Selzid and tnken In etxecutton at the suit of New York Mutual Savings and Loan Ahsnclntlon vs William Smith. Debt. $010 92 JudKment No 102G. Jan uary Term. 189S Lev. fn. to March Term, 18'IS WATSON, DIEIIL &. HALL, Attys. ALSO No 11 All tho right, title and Intel est of tho defendant. Sarah Delilah Arnold, In and to all tho following elehcrlbed pleco or parcel of land, situate In Alfred Hand's addition to the Borough of Hvdo Park now City of Scranton. In tho County of Lackawanna, and State of Pennslanlu. known as Park Hill, being tho wester! half of lot number ono hundred iitid thlit-one (HI) upon Enon street, on the town plot of said addition to tho Bo lough of Hyde Park, bald part of lot be ing twent -seven nnd one-half (27V4) feet In front on Eynon street and one hundred nnd thlity-threo (113) feet in depth. All improved with a two-story frame dwell ing house occupleel by two families and outbuildings thereon Seized and taken In execution nt the suit of D D. Evans & Co vs. Sarah De lilah Arnold Debt. $147 21 Judgment No 31, March Term 1834 PI. td. to March Term, lSis, Tib . Atty ALSO No, 12 All the right, title and Interest of the defendant, Ethllnda Davies admin istratrix, In and to all that certain lot or piece of ground with tho messuago or tenements thereon erected, sltuute In tho Plrst ward of tho City of Scrnnton, County of Lackawanna. State of Penn HSluuila and being lota number seven (7) and eight (8) In block number twent two (22). on David C Coghlan's plan of lots and being further described accord ing to u survey made thereof b A B Dunning, Jr., surveor, dated October lib, 1890 as follows, to wit Beginning nt a point on the northerly sldo of Spring street nt the dlhtance of tlfty (50) feet westerly from tho west erly sldo of Wniif avenue: thenco In a northerly direction one hundred nnd fort -three (113) feet to a point, thenco In a westerly direction ono hundred und two 102) feet to a point, thenco In a south erly direction ono hundred and thlrtv (ID) feet to tho northerly sldo of said Spilng street: thenco In nn easterly direction along tho samo one hundred und one (101) feet to the place of beginning Coul and mineral reserved to tho legal owners thereof by sufficient terms In law All Improved with a two-story and basement framo dwelling houso nnd outbuildings thereon Seized and tnken In execution at the suit of tho United Security Life Ins'ii nnco and Trust Company of PennHlvanla vs. Ethllnda Davleb, administratrix of Re-eso Davies, deceased Debt. $771 61. Judgment No 670, Murch Term, 1838. Lev. fa. to March Term, 181S WOODRUFF, Atty. SHERIFF'S' SALES tMAAAAAAMWHWWyWN ALSO No. 13 All tho right, tltlo nnd Interest of tho defendants, Henrietta Koerner nnd Bernard Koerner, In und to all that cer tain lot of land, with tho Improvements thereon, situnto In tho City ot Scranton, County of Lackawanna, and State of Pennsylvania, and being lot No. ten (10) in square or block No, fc on plot of Silk mans addition to tho City ot Scranton. Being tlft feet wldo on Eighth Btrect and 15i feet In depth along Ash street. All coal nnd minerals reseivcd. All Improved with a two-story frnme dwelling house, ono framo barn and outbuildings therein. Seized und taken In execution at tho suit of German Building Association No. 7 vs. Henrietta Koerner and llernurd Koer ner. Debt, $1,200 00 Judgment No. 806, March Term, 18. PI. fn. to March Term, 1893. HANNAH, Att'y. ALSO No. 14 All the right, title and Interest of the defendant, Mary Edwards, admin istratrix, In and to al that certain piece or parcel of land, situate In the Fifteenth wnrd of the City of Scranton, County ot Lackawanna, and State of Pennsylvania being known as lots numbered twent -threo (23) and twerty-flvo (25) upon Thomas Eynons nddltlon to tho Borough of Hydo Park, bounded and described is follows, to wit.: Beginning ut tho westerly cornel of Ejnon nnd Twelfth streets, thenco north westerly along said Enon street ono hundred (.100) feet to a corner: thenco southwesterly and at right angles to sail Eynon stieet ono hundred and thlrt-two (U2) feet to a comer, thenco southeast erly and at right unglea to said Twelfth street ono hundred (100) feet to a corner In ,llno of said Twelfth street: thence northeasterly along said Twelfth street ono hundred nnd thirty-two (132) feet to tho placo of beginning. Coal and minerals reserved to tho legal owners thereof by sufficient terms In law. All Improved with two two-story doublo framo dwelling houses and outbuildings. Seized and taken In execution at tho suit of United Security Llfo insurance and Trust Company of Pennsylvania vs. Mary Edwards, administratrix, of John R, Edwards, deceased. Debt $1,91100. Judgment No. 1291, September Term, 1697. Lev. fa. to March Term, 18)8 WOODRUFF, Atty. ALSO No. 15 All tho right, title and Interest of the defendant. Ada Albert, ndmlnlstiu trlx of A. C. Curtis, deceaseel. In and to all thut certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, llng and being In the Bo rough of Dunmore, County or L ick i wanna, and State of Pennsylvania, bounded nnd described as lot number twent -nino (29), on Mill street In said borough, as laid out on a map or plot of building lots In the olllce ot tho Pennsyl vania Coal Company. Said lot being rec tangular In shape, tlfty (W) feet In front on Mill street, the same In rear, and ono hundred and forty-four feet In depth to nn alloy. Containing seventy-two hun dred (7,200) square feet of land. All im proved with a two-story frame dwelling houso and outbuildings. Coal and min erals reserved. Seized and taken In execution at the suit of A iron Van Camp vs. Ada Alber', administratrix of A. CI Curtis deceased. Debt, $")12 50 Judgment No 535, January Term, 1S93. Fl fn to March Term, 1S9S GEO. M. WATSON, Atty ALSO No. 10 All tho right, title and Interest of the defendants, Annie Gallagher and James J. Gallagher, in and to all that certain piece or pireel of land, situate In tho City of Scrnnton, County of Lacka wanna, and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to wit.: Being lot No. 29 on tho plot of Electilo, City Park, and situate upon Theodore street according to tho map of said plot or lands. Said lot being rectangulnr In shape, twenty-five (25) feet In width In front on said Theodore street, the same In rear, and one hundred and fourteen nnd fifty-three one-hundredths (114 53-100) feet In deth. All Improved with a frnme dwelling house und outbuildings. Being tho samo premises which the Electric City Land Improvement Company grant ed nnd conve ed to the said Annie Gal lagher, by deed dated October 10, 1892 und recordcel in the oftice of tho recorder of deeds for Lackawanna count, In Deed jjook no. no, page 315, etc. coal ana mm ernls reserved nnd excepted. Seized and taken In execution at tho suit of Citizens' Building and Loan Asso ciation vs. Annie Gallagher and James J. Gallagher. Debt. $36G 00. Judgment No. 701, Murch Term, 189S. Fl. fa. to March Term, 1898. ZIMMERMAN, Atty. ALSO No. 17. All tho right, title and Interest of the defendants, James McMcholas and Jnmes McNlcholas, administrator of Bridget McNlcholas, deceased In and to all that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate In tho ntteenth ward of the City of Scranton, County of Lackawanna and State of Pennsylvania, known und distinguished on J. Ileertnan's map of South Hdo Pnrk as revised by survey of P. M. Walsh bearing date April 23, A. D, 1883 ns lot No. twenty-two (2J) In block No. sixty-seven (67), being sixty (00) feet In front on Fourteenth street, tho same in width In rear and ono hundred and llfty feet (150) In depth, it being tho same lot of land conveved to tho said Bridget McNlcholas by William H. Jes sup, trustee of tho estate of Joseph Fel lows, deceased, by deed bearing date the 20th (lav of August. A D. U81, also by deed from Qulncey W.Wellington and wife bearing date tho 12th day of December, A. D. 1SSS recorded in Lackawanna coun ty, excepting, nevertheless, ull the coal and other minerals beneath the surface of the said lot. All Improved with a two story frame dwelling houso and outbuild ings thereon. Selzeel and taken In execution at tho suit of Carbon U Divls h Jnmes Mc Nlcholas and James McNncholas, admin istrator of Bridget McNlcholas deceabed. Debt, $108 51 Judgment No 745. March Term, ls9S. Lev. fa. to Maich Term, 1808. WOODRUFF, Atty. ALSO No. 18 All tho right, title ami Interest of tho defendant. Joseph Grzvwinski In and to nil the following described lot of land, viz.: Lot number twent -four (24) In square or block number nineteen (19), being located on Prospect avenue In tho Nlnetenth ward of tho City of Scranton, County of Lackawanna, Pennsvlvanln. Said lot being forty (40) feet In front, nnd about ono hundred nnd forty (110) feet lu depth to an nllev. Excepting and reserv ing coal nnd minerals. Imnroved with two-story frame dwelling houso and out buildings. Seized nnd taken In execution nt tho suit of Edwurd Robinson vs. Joseph Grzywlnskl Debt, $(-97.07. Judgment No. 716, March Term, 1898. PI. fa. to March Tei m, 1898. , C. II. WELLS, Atty. At. SO No 19 All the right, title and Interest of tho defendant, M. O. Webster, In nnd to all that certuln pleco or parcel of Und, situate In the Borough of La Plume. County of Lackawanna, and State of Pennsylvania bounded and described as follows: Beglnnlg at the southeasterly corner of land of E C Hansen In tho renter of tho rnctoryville and Ablngton Turnpike road, tlience along the middle of said road south 38 degrees east 3C petrhes, south 2t degrees east 20 perches, thence along tho westerly ditch of said road as now located south forty-five and one half (45V4) degiees east slxty-flvo (05) .leirhes to tho right of way of the Dela ware Lackawanna nnd Western Rallroid Company, thenco along said rallioad south twenty-four (21) degrees east sov-ent"-slx (7u perches to a corner of land of Thomas Woodbrldge; thence along said Woodbridgo south sixty-six und one-half (CG4) degrees west beventy-nlne (79) perches to a corner: thenco nlong snld Woodbrlgo and Myron Dean noith fifty nnd one-half (50'fc) degrees west thirty -three and seven-tenths (33 7-10) perches to a corner; thenco nlong said Dean Houth thlrty-nlno and one-half (39) degreo west forty-eight und nno-hulf (4S'4) perches to a corner or Oliver Cannon, thenco along said Cannon tho John Mooro estate and Iloraco Seamuns north forg one (41) degrees west one hundred nnd lorty-elght (14S) perches; thence along said Horace Seamans, Irene Wedemm nnd E. C Ilnnsen north forty-nlno (49) de grees enst ono hundred and thirty-four nnd eight-tenths (131 8-10) perches to the place of beginning, Containing one hun dred and fortv (140) ncres of land, moio or less Being tho samo piemlses conveved to tho said M. O. Webster by Mis. Sarah C Chase et al. Improved with a two storv framo farm house with ono story addition, barns, outbuildings, fruit trees, etc. Seized nnd taken In execution nt the suit of E L. Jenks vs. M O Webster. Debt. Sm06 Judgment No D30, March Term, 1893. Fl. fa. to March Term, 1893. TOHREY, Atty. ALSO No. 20 All the right, title and Interest ot tho defendant, John Blllen, In und to 7 SHERIFF'S SALES nil that certain lot, pleco or parcel ot land, situnto In tho Borough of Wlnton, County of Lackawanna, and State ot Pennsylvania, boundid and described us follows: Commencing at a corner of Meylert strcot and publlo alley; thetieo southerly along snld .Vlcylert nvenuo iifty feet to u corner; thenco at right anglce lu n northerly direction fifty feet to tho nforcsald alley; thence along s.itd alley In a westerly direction llfty feet to tho place ot beginning. Said lot being fifty feet In front nnd renr und llfty feet In depth. Bounded on the westerly sldo by said Meylert avenue, southerly and easterly by lands of Bernard Eugun. and north erly by said public alley. Being tho same premises which Gcorre Nlltz by dead dated 7th July, 18'iG, nnd recorded in the ofllco for recording deeds, etc., In and for said county In Deed Book No. 146, pugo 391, etc., conveved to said John Blllen. Coal und minerals excepted and rcerved samo as In nbovo recited deed, lmpioved with a two-story doublo framo dwelling house and hotel building and outbuildings thereon. Seized nnd taken In execution at tho suit of George W. Wetland vs. John Bll len. Debt, $101.10. Judgment No. 497, May Term, 1897, Vend. ex. to March Term, lbJS. WATSON, DIEHL Ac KEMMERElt, AttS. ALSO No. 21. All that right, title and Interest of tho defendant, Juseph Knight, lu and to all that certain lot of land, situate in Providence, in tho City of Scranton, County of Lackawanna, and tate of l'ciin svlvnnla, known nnd designated as lot number eleven (11) on Ruunu street on a certain propeit entitled "Electric City Park," according to a survey of tho same mado in August, 1892, by Lewis Van Duyne, engineer (a map of which is re corded In ofllcj for recoidlng deeds In Latkawannv county In DetMl Book No , page ) being fifty (50) feet In front and llfty (50) feet In rear and ono hundred and slxty-ono nnd 78-100 (161 78-100) feet In depth. Coal and minerals leservcd Im proved witn a two-story frame uweiung house nnd outbuildings thereon. Seized and tuken in execution at the suit of J. R. Brewer vs. Joseph Knight. Debt, $258 20 Judgment No. b20, March Tcim, 1898. Fl fa. to March T MS IIULSLANDER & ALWORTH, AttS. ALSO No. 22 All the rlrht, tltlo and Interest of tho defendant. Prank Bugno, In and to ull that certain lot, piece or pireel of land, situate llng and being In tho City of Scranton, County of Lackawanna, and Stato of Pennsylvania, to wit,: Being lot number nineteen (19) in square or block number fort -four (44) and situate upon stieet known as Pig street, upon the town plot of tho city of Scranton, Intend ed to bo duly lecorded, said lot being foity (10) feet In front, fortv (40) feet in rear nnd ono bundled and fifty (150) feet In depth; being tho lot conveyed bv Geoigo Fisher and wlfo to Matthew Dor se b deed of July 29. 1889, und b Mat thew Dorsev and wlfo to Frank Bugno, by deed of November 3, 1S93. recorded lu Lackawanna county In Deed Book 100, pago 220, etc. Coal and minerals reserv ed. improved with ono two-story frame dwell ing, ono barn, a summer kitchen and other outbuildings thereon. Seized nnd taken In execution at tho suit of Joseph Gronkowskl vs. Prank Bugno. Debt, $200 00 Judgment No. 87o, March lerm, 185S. Pi. fa. to March Tcim, 1898. LANQE, Atty. ALSO No. 23. All tho right, title and Interest of tho defendant, Michael Gllmore In and to all that piece or rarcel of land, sit uate In Newton Township. County of Lackawanna, and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and descrlbi el as follows, to wit : Beglnnlg at a corner of lot No, 1, of tho division of tho Kern estate (said lot No. 1 having been convced to Abram W. Kern by deed bearing date July 13th, 1895); thenco north twent -flvo and one half degress east sevent-nlne rods to ,x corner In lands of Slate, thenco by Slatu and nnother division of tho Kern estate knownastho Walt' rs lot (said lot having been conve ed to Albert P Kern, by deed bearing date July 1" 1850), north sev enty degrees west one hundred and eleven and one-half rods to a corner In lino of lands of Ellas Smith; thence by said lands of Ellas Smith south twenty-four and one-fourth degres west, blxty-nlne and seven-tentns rous to a corner in said line, alo a corner of lot No. 3 In said division of Kern estate .said lot having been con ve ed to David C. Kern by deed bearing date Julv 13. 1895); thence by said lot No 3 south slxt-four and three-fourths de grees east ono hundred and eight rods to the place of beginning. Containing llfty and one-fouith acres. All improved with one one-story frame dwelling houso nnd ono framo barn, other outbuildings and fruit trees thereon. Seized nnd taken In execution at the suit of Susan Klrcher vs Michael Gil more. Debt, $2,000 00. Judgment No 091. January Term, 1897. Fl. fa. to March Term, 1S9S AKERLY AND IIOLGATE. Attys. ALSO No. 24 All the right, title and interest of tho defendant, Merritt Scott, in nnd to all that certain tiact, farm or parcel ot land, situate, lIng and being In the Township of Spring Brook. County of Lackawanna, and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to wit : On the south by tho public road leading from Dalevllle to Moscow, on tho north by lands of John Scott and William Pem brldge, on tho west by lands of James Sloate, and on the east by lands of Charles Haven Containing one bundled and six (100) acres of land, more or less. All Improved with a two-story frame dwelling house, barn and other outbuild ings. The said premises were bequeathed to said Merrlt Scott by will of Julia A. Scott, dated the 14th clay of July, lui't, and reg istered In tho register of wills' olllce In Will Book No. 10. pages 27 and 2S. Seized and tnken In execution at the suit of A. C. Schmidt & Co vs. Merritt Scott. Debt. $14 T Judgment No 413, Jannary Term, 1897. Fl. la. to March Term, ISO?. ZIMMERMAN, Atty. ALSO No. 25 All the right, title and Inteiest of tho defendunt, Georgo Kulatn, in and to all those certain lots, pieces or pircels of land, bituute In tho Borough of Dick son, Lackawanna Count, Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows: Said lot fronts on Harriet street and is forty (40) feet In front wldo and extends back from said street ninety fiet und Is bound ed on tho north by lands now or lato of Casper Dudont und b lands now or lato of Htchnrd Gallauher on tho south Im proved with a two-story double frame dwelling and outbuildings. SECOND All that lot of lend, situate In the village of Jessup, boiough of Wlnton, county aforebutd, known us the Michael McGirk Jr., lot, and now or Into occupied by said McGlrl. said lot Is enclosed with n fence and Includes all land now enclosed with said fence, In cluding tho houso and outbuildings thereon. Aslo, all that lot of land situate In snld village of Jessup, bounded und described as follows vU : Sltuato on tho eastcily sldo of Btieet known ns Hell street, bounded on tho west by said Hell street, on tho south and ei st by "The Guile." on tho west by hind now or Into of Petei McGlrl. aid lot Is a tiiangular pleco of land ono hundred feet in front and In cludes nil fenced in and is known ns tho Klefer lot Improved with two one-story dwellings and all buildings thereon Seized nnd taken In execution at tho suit of Spruks Bi others vs Georgo Ka luta. Debt. $253 95. Judgment No. 50, March Term, 1895. Alias tl fa to March Term, 1898. STOKES, Att. ALSO No 20 All tho light, title nnd Interest ot tho defendant Antonio Muguetto, lu and to nil those two certain pieces or par cels of land with the messuago and tcno ments theieon erected situate, lvlng and being on Fourth or Maik stieet, lu tho Tenth ward of tho City of Scrnnton County of Lackuwannn and Stato of Pennsylvania designated and described ns lots Nos 7 and 8, in square or block No, C, on map of A B Sllkmun's addi tion to tho city of Scrnnton, each of said lots being lift (50) feet In width In front on said Fourth or Murk street, tho winui In rear nnd one bundled und fifty (150) feet In depth, moro pirtlculnrly descilbed ni follows, to wit . Beglnnlg at a coiner on the northerl sldo of said Fourth or .Mark street, two hundred (200) feet south westerly from the line of the Pemih! vanlu Coal Compini's lands, thenco In a northwesterly direction on a line paral lel to buld line, one hundred nnd flftv (150) feet to lunds of llortiu S. lleuly, thence in u bouthwesterly direction on a lino pirallel with said Fourth btreet, one hun dred (100) feot, thenco In southeasterly direction on a line parallel to said Ilrst inutHH, ono hundred nnd fifty (150) feet to said Pouith or Mark street, and thenco In a northeasterl direction along said Fourth street ono bundled (100) feet to phi co of beginning, Coal and minerals re served. All Improved with a two-story framo dwelling bouse, burn and outbuild ings. Being tho sumo premises which tho An- SHERIFF'S SALES thrnclto Building nnd Loan Association granted nnd conveyed to the Bald Antonio Mugnctto by deed dated tho fourth day of September, A. D , lt!tt, and recorded In, tho olllce for recording of deeds for Lack aw anna count, In Deed Book No. 129. pago 174. Seired and tnkon lu execution nt tho suit of Anthracite Building nnd Loan As sociation vs. Antonio Miignlntto. Debt. $900 00. Judgment No 1327, Soptorubu Term, 1893. Fl, fa, to March Term, 1838. ZIMMERMAN, Atty ALSO No. 27. All tho right, tltlo and Interest ot the defendant, George Simpson, In una to all those certain lots, pieces or par cels of land, situate, lying and bcln In tho Boiough of Dunmore, County of Lackawanna, and Stato of Pennsylvania, bounded and described us follows: Tho first therof beginning at west corner of lot No, two (2) now owned by M. K. Smith, nnd on tho southeast sldo of Fourteenth street and two hundred and eighty (2b0) feet from the south coiner ot Center nnd Fourteenth streets: thenco south thlrtv -nine degrees forty-Uvc min utes west flftv -six (50) feet to a corner; thenco south llfty degrees fifteen minute cast ono hundred nnd eight v-ono (181) feet to corner; thenco north thlrty-nlno de grees, forty-flvo minutes west flfty-slc (56) feet to corner; thenco at right angles north flftv degrees fifteen minutes west along tho Una of snld lot number two (I) ono hundred and eighty-one (181) feet to corner on Fourteenth street, tho place of beginning and, contnlnlnglO.1 squnro feet of land, bo tho same moro or less. Being lot number ono (1) in block number twentv-llvo (25) on William Von Storch's plot of lots as burveed bv J. L. Luw rence. It being tho same plot of land c on veyed to said George Simpson bv William Von Storch und wlfo by deed dated 30th. April, 1887, recorded In Lackawanna coun ty Pa , In Deed Bock No 40, page 2i), etc. The second thereof situate on tho east erlv side of Jerfers'jii avenuo in tho Bo rough of Dunmore, countv nnd stato aforesaid and llng between tho north easterly lino of lot No 101 In block No, 17 of Dlckon's addition and the southwest erly lino of other lands of tho said Georuo Slmnson (belntr tho llrst lot of land herein described I, said strip being about thirteen (13) feet In width, moro . or less, on said avenue, and one hundred nnd buventy-one nnd 5-100 feet In depth. The mousurement of the depth ot sa.d strip to conu mnce within ten (10) feet of the Inside of the sidewalk on snld avenun with tho pile liege of using said ten (10) feet for vaid, vault, poich, pluzsM, bay window or shrubbery, but for no other purpose It being the sntno pleeo or jot of land convened to tho said Gooigo Simpson bv Mury A. Dickson, et al , ex ecutor of tho estate of Thorn is Dickson, deceabed, b deed dated January 15th, 18S9, and recorded In Lackawanna coun t, Pa, lu Deed Book No. 101, page 436, etc. Coal and minerals under both tho above pieces of land excepted nnd re served as In deed In chain of tltlo for same. All Improved with a two-htory frame dwelling houso and outbuildings thereon. Seized nnd taken In execution nt tho suit of J G Guthknecbt vs Gi orgo Slmp hon Debt. $300 00 Judgment No US, Mav Term 1SI7. Fl fa. to .March Term 183S Also at tho suit of tho Dickson Brewing Company vs George Simpson. Debt, $300 00 Judgment No 1097, May Term. 1897. Tl. fa to March Term. P.9S CHALES E. OLVER, Ally. TERMS OF SALE. FIFTY DOLLARS CASH WHEN PRO. PERTV IS STRUCK OFF AND BALANCE IN CASH IMMEDIATELY AFTER SALE IS CONCLUDED. WHEN SOLD FOR COSTS, COSTS MUST BE PAID WHEN STRUCK OFF. ALL PROPERTIES ON WHICH ABOVE TERMS HAVE NOT BEEN COMPLIED WITH WILL BE RESOLD BEFORE AD J0URNMENT. CLARENCE E. PRYOR, Sheriff. 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