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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1900.
CRIMINAL TRIAL LIST
FOR COUM SESSIONS
PEEP AMD BY DISTRICT ATTOR
NEY JONES YESTERDAY.
Old Forgo Murder Case Scheduled
for the Last Week In January,
little and O'Toole Libel Cases Will
Bo Called the Same Week Three
Hundred and Twenty-Three Cases
Are on the List Altogether Many
Petty Cases Will Be Tried.
District Attorney Jones completed
the mako-up of the criminal tilul 1UI
for the February Hosslons at in o'clock
nst night, which Is here printed. The
tlrst case on the list Is the Old Forge
murder. The Little and O'Toole libel
cases will be called the latter part of
Junuaiy. The list Ih as follows:
FIltST WIIA, MONDAY. JAN. 29.
1. Thomas Hidden, murder; II. a.
Ferber, pros.
2. Jiimes Fisher, lobbery; Frank
Ilobllni?, Jr., pros.
.1. Harry Matthews, lobbery; Frank
Itobllng, Jr., pros.
i. Ixuls Stelnbeig, hueeny and re
ceiving; Frank Routing, Jr., Pros.
B. A. Fox, assault and battel y, D. I.
Slmmonp, pros.
6. James H. Coleman, assault and
battery; Thomas Coluninn, pros.
7. Harvey ltos", laicen and receiv
ing: Andiew J. Thompson, pro?.
$. ltlchard Slvley, aggravated as
sault and battery; Thomas Ley
flhon, pros.
9. Thomas Ktans, assault and bat
tery; Surah i:vans. pio.
10. V. T. Smythe, assault and bat
ter : Mis. C. T. Wells, nrox.
11. Hairy Kpstoln, larceny and receiv
ing; Frank llobllng, Jr., pros.
ll". William Palmer, tarceny and re
Letting; U. S. Palmer, pros.
1!. Stephen Maboy, felonious wound
ing: 'Fiank Kobllng, Jr., pros.
It. James K. Gould, assault and bat
tery, K. Gould, pros.
15. John M. Flnn, aggravated as
sault and battery; Catherine
Shannon, prox.
lfi. Thomas Luddon, felonious wound
ing; H. F. Ferber, pros.
17. William r. Mav, malicious mis
chief: Maiy May, prox.
IS. William T. Kelly. laneny and re
ceding; Frank Itobllng, Ji., pros.
TUESDAY, JAN. SO.
Walter H. Sweet, Aithur T. Sweet,
assault and battery; II. A. Fo,
pros.
Adam Kobblns, Stephen Rohblns,
assault and battel y; Louis Wc
chlnsky, pros.
Toney Setting, felonious wounding;
Owen Sweeney, pios.
Rlchaid Little, Michael J. O'Tool.
libel: Ezra tt. llipplc. pros.
Richard Little Mlchiel J. O'Toole,
libel; Jacob KUnnn, pros.
Rlchaid Little. Michael J. O Toole,
libel; John P. Kelly, pros.
Fred Addison, pointing plbtol;
Maiy Wasnaik, pio..
Frank Kardarles, luiuny and le
eching: Mary Kutcavagc, piox.
Charles Zellnsky, asstult and bat
tery: Joseph Kutcavagc, pros.
Charles (loots, c.irile Ooots, cell
ing liquor without a license; Re
becca Ross, pros.
Lanse DaW. assault and battery;
Thomas King, pros.
Richard Little, Michael J. O'Toole,
libel; Joseph Cross, pros.
Patrick Jordan, lobbery; John P.
(j i'onnor. pros.
William James, assault and bat
tery; Hdwln G. Hughes, pros.
M. Schwartz, assault and battery;
Rmlel lilbshman, pros.
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 31.
29.
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31.
3..
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II.
33.
it.
37.
Richard kittle, M. J. O'Toole. li
bel: John Kelly, pios.
Mary fa.nage, laiceny and receiv
ing; James Dujrkln, pros.
IS Frank Marshall, embezzlement;
T. S. Hulling, pros.
P. J. McNamar.', Putilck Gibbons,
Michael Mi Donough, statutoiy
burglaty; Frank Robllng, Jr,
pros.
Barnet Kubatznlck, assault and
battel y: Lenls Tiathtenberg,
w OS.
James Hammlll, laiceny and re
ceiving; Frank Robllng, Ji pros.
Anthony Ruane, assault and bat
tery; Anthony Barrett, pios.
Andrew Kokuch, larceny and le
celvlng; Benjamin Mendlesou,
Pios.
Maggie Dlmlei, assault and bat
teiy: Alice Loclund, prox.
Stanley Vanosky. Alice Vanosky,
larceny and inching' Michael
Mcllick, pios.
Max .Suraltz, assault and battery;
.Jamen Nolan, pios.
Anthony Xilisky, Joseph .lle.sky,
mallcloim mischief; John Deinko,
pros.
John floka, aggiaated assault
and battel y; Vajtus HlducK,
ptos.
H. S. Ketchem, embezzlement;
George F. Thomas, pio.
John Petritus, Josepn Setholosky,
39.
40.
41.
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44.
4i.
4.
47.
4S.
49.
60,
51.
5.'.
assault and battery: Michael
Smith, pios.
I'dward Crane,
and battel y;
prob.
Aggravated assault
Anthony Ruddy,
Samuel femith,
laiceny and ic-
ciing: itoiik ltoming, jr., pios.
I. II. Rjtne. laiceny by bailee;
P. J. Friirell, pios.
Joseph Krc lulfskie, uggiavated
assault ami bitteiy; Teatll uaid
otzKlo. pios.
Frank Kapuscinski, false pieten
cts; B. Josephson, lno.
THURSDAY. FHU. 1.
Ftan Noiton, Thoinns Kellv, rob
bciy; Fiank Robllng, Ji pros.
Donota Maria Gcno Ise, assault
and battery: Mary .Muna, pi ox.
Martin lllasohock, embe.vlemcnt;
Joseph Gnlbish, ros
James Claik, Anna f'kuk. embez
zlement; Janus Smith, pm?.
Loieno Muiuihy, Join, Mntuehy,
assault and batterj JMwaid Pci
UinskK', pios.
Sussle Ruddy, ausault and butleij ,
Mary Gujdullti prox
John Richards, assault and bit
teiy; Mis. Chrlbtmas Dm Is, prox.
Evan Thomas, ussault and bat
tery; Christmas DaMs, pion.
A. H. Coons, malicious mUchlef;
Cbaileb P. Purtell. pio.
Joseph Witko, assault and batte.y;
Joseph Matyhasohtck. inos,.
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T2.
John Lee, larceny and leotlvlnir;
Michael Duffy, pros.
Mary Ann Kenney, laiceny and
receiving; Mary Uuughun. pros
Andiew Harwin, Annie Harwln,
Assault and battery; Mary Howie,
prox.
Charles Shorer, laiceny and re
ceiving; Charles T. Yates, pros.
Ilolcy Belles, false pretences; W.
C. Caney pros.
Hugh Winkler, larceny nnd te-
celvlng; Seymour I'uidy, pros.
FRIDAY, FEa 2.
Anthony Washner, Belling liquor
without license; Joseph Mooie,
pros.
James Harris, malicious mischief;
James Flynn, pros.
Arthur Deacle, pointing pistol;
KHa Davis, pros.
Henry Stlpp, larceny and receiv
ing; Peter F. Cunningham, pros.
Da-Id JellnsKy, larceny; Anthony
Polocky, pros.
Joseph Summers, aiding prisoner
Jo escape: Fied Addison, pros.
John Whltko, false pretences; Wil
liam Ctalc, pros.
'7'.
73. Joseph Gallagher, Thomas Galla
gher, Aiinlo Gallagher, Bridget
Dcmpscy, aggravated assault and
battery; James P. Qulnn, pros.
79. Qiank Goerkos, Annlo ITrbutale,
uggiavated assault nnd battery;
Matthew Hihwages, pros.
SO. Robert Guard, assault and battery;
Patrick Gallagher, pro.
$1. Hello Williams, alias Belle Low,
larceny by bailee; Jennie Rod
way, prox.
SATURDAY, FKB. 3.
$2. Rlchaid Walsh, desertion; Brid
get Walsh, prox.
S3. James Barrett, surety; Sarah Bal
rett, prox.
84. Blanche Henry, suiety; Katie Tay
lor, pi ox.
85. Kdwurd Qulnmin, surety; Cathcr-
Ino Qitlnnan, prox.
.SO. Catheilne Cannon, surely; Sarah
Flynn, pi ox.
57. Anthony Doudlcnn, surety; James
s..osospsky. pios.
58. Rose Jocoskey, surety; Michael
Gcnach, pros.
St. Peter .vorrlpps, suicty; Andrew
Machlnsky, pros,
90. ftiu noy Melovettso, suiety: Fred
J. Merruttso, pros.
91. Domlnlck Mososkey, Mary Mosos-
key, John Mososkey, suiety:
Maty Oloskoskoy, prox.
92. Stanslof Mokoskyf. surety; Mct-
ross Labosky, pros.
93. Howard It. Pethlck, desertion;
Mamie S. Pethlck, prox.
94. Peter Aulbach, surety; Nicholas
Aulbaeh, pros.
95. Fred Pilger, surety; Catherine Pll-
ger, pros.
96. William Llghtner, desertion; Ruth
Llghtner, prox.
97. Maiy Ann Davis, surety; Lizzie
Phillips, prox.
9R. PaMon Taylor,
Homy, pi ox.
99. Pa ton Taj lor,
jietuv, prox.
100. .Martin Mozzer,
Vrubllskl, pros.
suicty; Blanche
surety; Blanche
surety; Antonio
101. Hewey Marchbuck. suiety
An-
dicw Swybllck, pros.
102. Kate Sampson, surety; Mamie I.
Bates, pros.
MM. Kute nampson, surety; Mnme,
Howells, piox,
101. James Therbom. suiety: Metrlek
Swlntskow, ptos.
10). Andiew Halcher, desertion; Eliza
beth Halcher, prox.
ltti. Fiank McLaren, surety; Fiank
Malustn. pios.
107. Michael Dwanlck, suiety; Annie
Sappllng, prox.
10S. LMIrabeth Kell, surety; Frank Ma
lone, pros.
ton. John Miles surety; Mary Miles,
piox.
110. Lewis Prowdloek, suiety: Ann
Piowdlock, prox.
111. Peter Rublcskl. surety; Elleni
Remmershefskl, piox.
112. Patilck O'Nell, surety; Thomas
Doherty, pros.
11 J. John Farkow, .surety; Mary Jui-
bollow, prox.
114. Martin Mcllale. suiety; Lawrence
Stone, pros.
11.". Bridget Dolphin, Thomah Dolphin,
suiety; James Dolpaln, pro-.
110. James Dolphin, surety; Bildget
Dolphin, prox.
117. Alfonso Desottey. S. Caipesello,
surety: Vittor Dlsenlas. pros.
US. James Campbell, desertion; Mary
Campbell prox.
119. Peter Alibach, suiet; Peter Mol-
ter, pros.
120. Chailes Giapc, surety; Maiy Jen
kins, pro
121. Janes Hughes, sairety; Annie Sld-
dons, piox.
122. Simuel Mott, desertion: Emma
Mott, prox.
121. Michael Ruanc. suiety: John Dav
ttt, pros.
124. W. H. Hollenbcch, desertion; Delia
L. Hollenbeek, prox.
123. Thomas T. Llojd, surety; John
Llo d, pi os.
126. Nosey Mark, suiot: Maiy Car-
luccl, pro.
127. Nosey Mau, surety; Thomas
Burge, pios.
125. Joseph Konecsny, surety: Stephen
Bobbins, pros.
129. Walter Swett, surety: George II.
Perrlgo, pios.
130. Mlchatl Massage, suret : Abe
Getts, pros.
131. Michael Masage, surety: George
Mokey, pios.
132. George Money. Abe Getts, surety;
Michael Massage, pros.
13J. Robert Myles, surety: William
Klefe, pros.
134. Anna Williams, surety: Estclla
Decker, prox.
13"i. Maggie Wilson, surety; Kate Ta
lor, prox.
136. Julia Ogden, suret ; Annie Ro-
enkranz, pro.
137. Michael Regan, surety; Maigaiet
Regan, prox.
135. William J. Mcllale, surety; Kate
MeHale, piox.
139. Cornelius Colepilce, surety: Brid
get Colenilce, prox.
HU. William Stine
Stine, piox,
111. John Hannih,
Hannah, prox
surety; Caroline
desertion; Anna
112. Thomas E. Bals,
suietj; Ellza-
oetn ud is, prox.
143. Seymour Enslln, suiety: Annie En-
slln, prox.
144. Sevmour Enslln desertion; Annie
Enslln, piox
143. Geoige Chestnut, desertion; Ellen
Chestnut, piox.
146 Margaret Race, surety; J. G. OI-
lendike, pios.
147. Mnigaret Race, surety; J. G. 01-
lendlke. pros.
148. Bion Slmrell, suiety; J. G. Ol-
lendlke, pios
141). Bion Slmnll; suiety; J. G. Ol-
lendlke, prop, (
SECOND WEEK, MONO VY, FEB. !,.
IX William Lennett, Geoige Taylor,
lobbetj; William Thomas, pios.
in. i lank courtrignt. Annie Biloend
ci, alias Mamie Crow, John Crow,
alias Charles Cmw, Jam 13 Sal
mon, alias James Little, all is Jos.
eph riugerald. burglai tr, Frank
Robllng, Ji., pros ( B. Bevan uui
s'lan). 12. Frank CourtiUhl, Annie Bilbend
ei, alias Mamie Crow, John Crow,
alias Uiailet Ciow, James Sal
mon, alias James l.lttle, alias Jos
eph Fltgei.tld, buigl.uy; Fiank
itobliig Jr., pros (Maitha Paull
imrglan).
153. Fi.tnk t'oiu Right, Annie Bilbend
ei. alias Mamie Crow, John Crow,
alias r'hniles Ciow, James Sal-
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Blood Disorders - " My step,
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MUNYON.
At all drugi-lsts,
25e. a rial. Guide
to Health and medi
cal advice free,
1500 Arch at.. Phllt.
- mon, alias James Little, alias Jos
eph Fitzgerald, burglary: Fiank
Robllng, Jr., pros (J. T. Jones
buiglury).
154. John Colko, assault nnd battery;
Da Id Youngman, pros.
155. Patrick J. Kearns, forgery; C. L.
Rice, pros.
156. John Zeack, attempt at rape: Bar
bara Pcsarchlc, prox.
157. Fannie Schocase, assault and bat
tery; Peter Petkos, pros.
155. Michael Ablthan, alias Michael
Sultltan assault and battery;
Joseph Simon, pros. .
Ii9. Nicholas George, assault und bat
tery: A. B. Ruddy, pros.
160. William Myers, larceny and re
ceiving; Thomas Wells, pios.
161. Hugh McLaughlin, selling liquor
without license; Bildget Rulnev,
piox.
162. Hugh McLaughlin, tipsault and
battery; Bridget Ralney, prox.
163. Thomas Kllpattlck, attempt at
lape: Clarence Humlstati, pros.
164. Michael Kearney, John Maekey;
lobbery; Thomas Le.vshon, pios
16. Patrick Casey, lobbcuj; Michael
Calne, pros.
166. Emil Hubhchman, Hannah Hub-
Kchman. malicious mischief; Mary
Schwartz, piox.
167. Emll Hubschman. Hannah Hub-
schman. assault and battery;
Henry Schwartz, pros.
165. Nlcholus George, selling liquor
without license; Anthony B. Rud
dy, pros,
169. Nicholas George, earning con
cealed weapon; A. II. Ruddy,
pros.
170. Fiank Courtilglit. carry concealed
weapon; Fiank Robllng, Jr., pros.
TUESDAY, TER. 6.
171. John Louglnotti, assault and bat
tery: Julia Bouetti, prox.
172. P. H. Gltgallon, embezzlement;
Chides J. Post, pros.
173. Peter Jakelcowltz, embezzlement;
J. C. Hawthorne, pios.
171. Daniel Mitchell, suiiing liquor
without license; Tied Addison,
pros.
175. Moul Hollander, false prtences;
It, E. Weeks, pros.
176. Benjamin Roit, recoiling stolen
goods; Mai tin Crlppen, pros.
177. Katie Brcen, laiceny and iccelv-
Ing; A. C. Nettleton, pros.
178. Tony Kay, alias Anthony Kay, lai
ceny and iccching; Frank Sup
tlekl, pros.
179. James Hadden, assault and bat
tel ; Janet Hadden, piox.
1&0. Andiew Martzer, assault and bat
tel y; Wassll Kutshow, pros.
1S1. James Moigan, assault and bat
terj ; James MeHale, pros.
182. Mrs. ., nomas Mullen, common
scold; Maggie Burictt, prox.
183. Charles Connell, selling liquor
without license; Chailes Jacobs,
pros.
184. Jos-eph Kilpatrlck, statutory bur
glary; Frank Robllng, Jr, pros.
185. Fiank Lmneroux, arson; Fred
Keefer. pros.
187. William Williams, arson; Fred
Keefer, pros.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. 7.
1SS. Mary Gaboa, Indecent exposura;
Mary Wagner, prox.
189. Charles Smith, carrying concealed
weapon; S. A. Gllby, pros.
190. Mary Gobosa, assault and battery;
Mary Wagner, prox.
191. Geoige White, nssault and bit.
tery; Elizabeth White, prox.
192. M. J. "Walsh, embezzlement; Geo.
Smith, pros.
193. H. B. Cole, bigamy; 11. B. Mul-
llnex, pros.
194. Constantlne Rochefskl, robbery;
John NovyoBid, pros.
195. Joseph Galaatz, assault and bat
tery; Andrew Boraskl, pros.
196. Helen Zaremblc, larceny and re
ceiving; Joseph Miloszewskl, pros.
197. Anthony Maslosswi, larceny and
recehlng; Joseph Mlloszewski,
pros.
198. Milton Muflly. fornication and bas--
tardy; Lizzie Jorn. prox-.
199. William Cole, pointing pistol;
Frank Robllng, Jr., pros.
200. Emma Egler, common scold: El
len Garev, prox.
201. John Stankoskle. alias Nicholas
Stankoskle, assault and battery;
John Ko olesky, pros.
202. John Gllnsky. falbe pretences: Wil
liam J. Stevens, pios.
203. John Gllnsky. false pretences: A.
Morrison, pros.
204. John Gllnsky, false pretences; Au
gust Wcnsel, pros.
203. John Gllnsky, false pretences; a.
W. Decker, pros.
THURSDAY, FEB. S.
206. William F. May, rape; Ann Gil-
hooley, prox.
207. John SeaUo, oairjing concealed
weipon; Stephen A. Gllby, pros.
20S. George Wlnlack, adultery; Thos.
Leshon, pios.
209. John, Djer, embezzlement; Mar
garet Dyer, piox.
210. T. r. Nelson, forgery: H. S. Pierce,
pros.
211. M. J. Noiton, adulteiy; Thomac
Noiton, pios.
212. Annie nepuc, adultery: Thomas
Noiton. pios
213. James Van Duser, carrying con
cealed weapon; Amzt Roscakrans,
pios,
214. James Van Dusen. larceny and
leeching: W. J. Mlchalej. pios.
215. Angelo Musserl, John Di Fazzlo,
felonious attempt; Janus T. Mc
Andiew, pios.
216. Peter Canaslg, laiceny an1 lecelv-
lug: Fiancis Wagnes, pros.
217. James Joidan, M. E. Jordan for
gery; Harry McConne 1, pios.
218. John Keefe, Jr., fornication and
bastauly; Mame Cogglns, piox.
219. Ellck Gr.-1bov.8kl. Charles Grabow-
skl, Lewis Grabowskl, malicious
mischief: A. J. Tiler, rn.
220. Michael Grady, aggravated assault
and battery; George Heron, pros.
221. John J. Hughes, embezzlement;
C. A. Ha 1 graves, pros.
222. Edward Wt Iss, embezzlement; II.
A. Benson, pros.
223. Patrick Jordan, aggravated as
sault and battery; Stanley ailln
sky, pios.
224. John McMillan, larceny by bailee;
M. W. Guernsey, pros,
FRIDAY, FEB. 9.
225. Simon Simbrosy, assault and bat
tery; Stanley Wlsnesky, pros.
226. Kate Oarvey, alias Kate George,
selling liquor without license;
Ruth Llewellyn, prox,
227. Mary Mlsh. Illegal practice of
medicine; Joseph L. Martin, pros.
22S. Peter Patcase, attempt at rape;
Fronle Shukitls. prox.
229. Adam Rooulns, Stephen Bobbins,
Ike Bartan, assault and battery;
Joseph Kontzncy, pros.
230. Stanley Vanosky, Allco Vanosky,
assault and battery; Michael -Mol-llck.
pros.
231. V. 8. Wolff,. false pretences; M.
Schwartzkopf, pros,
232. Vlncenzo Sarin, li.egal1 practice 'of
Medicine; Miles, Mooney, pros.
233. Vlncenzo Sarlo. fornication; Mich
ael Mooncv, pros.
234. George E. Enmes, false pretences;
George Cooper, pros.
SATURDAY, FEB. 10.
235. Howard Potter, desertion; Julia
Potter, prox.
235. William Edmunds, surety; John
W. Grant, pros.
237. Sebastian Rozelle, desertion;
Thankful Rozelle, prox.
238. James Hadden, desertion; Janet
Hadden, prox.
239. Joseph Woelkcr, surety; John .1.
Gordon, pros.
240. P. F. Flaherty, desertion; Annie
H. Flaherty, prox.
241. William R. Williams, surety; Jan-
et Williams, prox.
212. Henry Scheuer, desertion; Pauline
Scheucr, prox.
243. Patrick Covins, surety; Vlncenzo
Carluccl, pros.
214. William F. May. desertion; Mary
Mn, prox.
243. Edward Vangoider, desertlonT El
len Vungorder, prox.
-.j. Laiep.q Wlnlkey, desertion; Anna
Wlnlkey. prox.
217. John Butrlccl, Anthony Masslas,
surety: John Dunn, mos.
218. James Klehel, surety: Mary ReJ-
wan, prox.
249. Ralph Vallo, surety; John Dunn,
mos.
250. Samuel Willis , desertion; Mary
Jane Willis, prox.
231. Patrick Blown, surety; Martin
Sweeney, pros.
232. Thomas O'Nell, surety; Georgo
Smith, pros.
253. George Pldage, surety; Michael
Mussage, pros.
254. Daniel x'lnnetty, surety; Mury Fln-
neity. prox.
255. Daniel Flnnerty, deseitlon; Mary
Flnnerty, prox.
256. Samuel Heppson, surety; Ann
Heppson, prox.
257. Frances Adomlnsky, desertion;
Paul Adomlnsk, pros.
258. Edward Flnn, deseitlon; Maiy
Flynn, prox.
219. Ellen Hcckman, surety; Ann Mun
ley, prox.
260. Mar Mangan, surety; Ann M'.m-
ley, piox.
261. Alevander Vernofsky. Stanley Vci -
nofsky, surety; Mike MIIcskI,
pros.
262. Mary Ablthan, suiety: Joseph Si
mon, pros.
263. William John Roderick, surety;
Ellen Bennett, prox.
264. J. B. j-,amhcit, surety; Edward
Tinder, pros.
265. William Pllsco. surety; John
Smith, pros.
266. Susie Ruddy, surety; Mary Guy-
dulla, prox.
267. Charles Rellly. deseitlon; Kato
Rellly. prox.
268. John Wlllnsky, surety; Lenno Wll-
insky. pros.
269. Mary Wlnnan, surety; Ann Smith,
prox.
270. James P. Gllbrldc, suiety; Annio
Gllbrlde, prox.
271. Kate O'Haia, suiety; Mrs. PatrlcK
McDonnell, prox.
272. Charles Hean, desertion; Mniy A.
Ilean, prox.
273 Andiew Hoiwat, surety; Stephen
Horwat, pros
274. Geoige R, Wlnlack, desertion;
Jennie Wlnlack. piox.
273. Grlinth Richards, surety; Jane
Richards, piox.
276. E. Englehart, surety; David J.
Han Is, pios.
277. Elizabeth Hairis, suicty; Eliza
beth Englehart, prox.
278. Maty Schwartz, surety; Annie
lilbshman, prox.
279. Andy Phelan, surety; James F.
Loftus, pros.
2S0. Nicholas George, suicty; A. B.
Ruddy pros.
281. Carrie Goots, surety; Mike Ross,
inos.
2S2. Carrie Goots, surety; Rebecca
Ross, prox.
283. William John Roderick, surety;
Kate Phillips, prox.
285. Thomas Jermyn, surety; Domenlco
D. Mltell, pros.
257. Michael J. Norton, desertion;
Catherine Norton prox.
258. Samuel Ciow, surety; George H.
Reese, prox.
289. Mary Judge, surety; Jemima How-
ells, prox.
290. Emll Hubschman. Hannah Hub-
shman, surety: Maity Swartz,
prox.
281. John Tighe, surety; Mrs. David
Greats, prox.
292. Rosle Wlnwood, surety; K. A. Mc
Donald, prox.
293. Esther Calloway, suiety; Annl2
Vaughan, prox.
294. Lizzie Davis, surety; Annie Dom
lnlck, prox.
293. Wyccnto Wyohlsky. surety; Kate
Taylor, prox.
296. Eugene Tropp, surety; Cairie
Smith, prox.
297. William Sockolefsky, Jacob Stovek,
surety; J. J. Jermvn. pros.
298. Mary Roache, surety; Mis. Anthony
Ulliesple, prox.
299. James J. O' Boyle, deseitlon; Eliza
A. 0'Bole, prox.
300. Amile Kolage, surety; Margaret
Powell, prox.
301. Anthony Gillespie, surety ; Mary
Roach, prox.
302. Gertj- Lee, surety; Michael Dufly,
pros.
303. John Kelly, surety; Bridget Brady,
prox
304. Joseph Granville, suretj ; Elizabeth
Granville, prox.
203 Charles Jellnsky, sureti ; Mrs. Kuts
eauiKe, prox.
300. Mrs. Willis, surct ; Agnes Hodgson,
prox.
C07. William Haggerty, surety: Besslo
Morrison, prox. ,
308 Martin Judge, surety; Alice Fer
guson, prox.
109 James McHugh, desertion: Mary Me
Huch. nrox.
310. Samuel Jurkovltz, surety: Samuel
Harris, pros
311. Patrick McGlnty, desertion; Kate
McGlntv. nrox.
312 Andrew Miirtzer, surety: WofsIi,
Kutskow, pros. 1
313. John Ncadzaweclc, surety: Annie,
Kuduk. piox.
314. Joseph Gallagher, suiety; James P.
Qulnn. Jr., pros.
113. Michael Grady, surety; George Her
on, pros
31i5. J. Bwlnettl, Buret" ; John Longln
ottl, pros.
317. Don.ito Maria Genovlse, surety; Mary
Murray, prox.
311 Napoleon Troiis, surety; George
Rumnesky. pros.
319. Anthony B. Ruddy, appeal from
summary conviction; Nicholas
George, pros.
330 IT. W. Howard, appeal from sum
mary conviction; Frank Robllng,
1r., pros '
321. Morris Wormser, appeal from sum
mary conviction; Frank Robllng,
1r., pros.
322. Morris Wormser, appeal from sum
mary conviction; Frank Rdbllng,
Jr., pros.
523. Samuel Heppson, desertion; Ann
Heppson, prox.
NO BODIES RECOVERED.
Wreck of
the Helgoland
Mystery.
Still a
St. Johns, X. r., Jan. 21. Another
day assed nnd no bodies have yet
been recovered from tho wreck of the
steamer Helgoland In St. Mary's bay.
Tho continued failure causes general
regit.
Tndiy tho coaat folk saw n number
of bodies floating near tho vessel,
Theso they believe wens brought up
from the bottom by a uoss runcnt,
due to the rlvineo In tho wind.
Popp Had the Advantages,
Detroit, Jan. 2J. Tho 10-round go be
tween Curley Supiles, of Uuffnlo.und Jim
Popp, of Toronto, before tho Cadlllau
Athletic club tonight, resulted in a clr.uv.
Popp, who had the advantneo i'i lu'lght
and reach had Supples on tiiit xireet
at the iloso of thu fourth round, but it
,as the only time during tho bunt that
there was any decided advantage on
cither ldc.
Cwo1!yaHacj
SCRANTON'S SHOPPING CENTER!
A SALE OF
Ladies' Hosiery
A very remarkable oppor
tunity to secure superior goods
at an extremely low price.
200 dozens Ladies' full fash
ioned, fast black, lisle thread
Stockings, with double toes
and soles and high spliced
heels, sizes from 8 to 10. 19c
pair ; 3 pairs for 50c ; $ 1
for a box of a half dozen.
Value 35c a pair.
A SALE OF
Washable Torchon Laces
The latest designs and ef
fects, the best workmanship on
the finest materials, exclusive
patterns and the lowest prices.
Mark our special January sale
of Washable Laces. Prices
begin at 2c and rise by easy
stages to 25c a yard, and the
line includes nearly a hundred
different designs in all widths
of edgings and insertings.
CONNOLLY
t
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF SCRANTON.
DEPOSITARY OF
THE UNITED STATES.
Capital-
Surplus .
S200.000
.. 4BO.OOO
WM. CONNELL, President.
HENRY BELIN, Jr., Vfce-Prei.
WILLIAM H. PECK, CashUrT
HHmTt...T......l
Our
Entire Stock
of Diamonds,
Watches,
Jewelry and
Unredeemed
Pledges Are
Now Sold at
Auction to the
Highest Bidder,
as We Must
Vacate the Store
We Now Occupy
by April 1.
Davidow Bros
227 Lackawanni Ave.
I
At Retail.
Coal of the best quality for domeatlo
tiie and of all sizes. Including Buckwheat
and Blrdseye, delivered in any part of
the city, at the lowest price.
Orders received at the onlce, Connell
building. Room t04: telephone No. 17C2, or
at the mine, telephone No. VI, will ha
promptly attended to. Dealers supplied
at the mine.
1 MOUNT PLEASANT COAl CO
MOUNT PLEASAN
COAL
A SALE OF
Pillow Cases
that are
&. WALLACE,
Carpets.
We are coming to tho close of the
largest ycai's business wo hae over
knuw n.
What does this mean except that
we have sien better servh-o than any
other toncern In this olty, nnd aro In
a position to do It for the coming
year?
It moan1', besides, that tho makers
come to us nit because wo are the
latgest customers and offer us flr3t
choice of their goods.
We buy certain patterns and control
them In the finer Axmlnsters and
Wiltons and the next largest buyer
can buy the net best patterns, and
(if ho bus enough) contiol thorn.
Ol course we
WALL. PAPER
WILLIAMS & ITANULTY,
129 WYOMING AVENUE.
in is
Lager
Beer
Brewery
Manufacturers r
OLD STOCK
PILSNER
435 to 405
XT. Ninth Street,
.PA
Telephone Call, 2333.
DR. DENSTEN
311 Spru33 St,
Temple Court Buildiig,
SCRANTON, PA.
All acute and chronic dlocauea of men,
women und children. CUHON1C. NKHV
Ol'B. J1HA1N AND WAtiTlNU DIBITS
IIS A SI'KCHAI.TV. All diseases of the
l.hcr, KIJm;, lilarider, Hkln, Wood,
Neres, Womb. Ks". llai. Nose, Throat,
nnd I.uiiBB. Canters. Tumors, Piles,
llupture, (Jolt re, liiumuliini, Aslhnin,
L'ntnrrh, Varloiocele. Lost Manhood,
Nlrhtly Kmlsslons, all Female Dlsciies,
I.oucorrhoea, etc. Qonorrhcu, R)pht!l,
Hlood l'ulson, Indiscretion and outhfu
habits obliterated Hurserj. rite, Ep.
lepsy. Tape und Stomuth Wot ins i'A
TAKIUiOZONK. Kpcclflc foi Catarrh
Thrte months' treatment only J5P0. Tilul
free In olllce. Consultation and exami
nations free. Ofllco hours dally nnd
Bunday, 8 a, m. to 9 p. m.
DR. DENSTEN
JH&NL
Striking proof of our power
to buy and sell cheaply.
These possess every essen
tial of a good muslin, are 45X
36 size, hemmed as well as
you can do it, and at positive
ly a lower cost than you can
buy the raw muslin for.
11 Cents Each.
As many as you want.
A Sale of Dimity
Dimity! Pretty name, but
not one whit prettier than 150 1
pieces of fine smooth fabrics 1
properly called by it.
Dashes, dots and daintiness
until there isn't room enough
in the catalogue to tell about
them. Compare these with
those offered at 15c and 18c
elsewhere. You'll say ours
are prettier and our quality
better. 12J4 Cents.
127 and 129
WASHINGTON AVENUB
Wilton,
Axminster,
Velvet,
Brussels,
Ingrain.
are headquarters for
and DRAPERIE!
!iiiMiiiiiiiiiimiiiiimimiiiiiiimiK
Umbrellas
Repaired
1 or
ISJSJ
Recovered.
I Skates '
wm
Sharpened
at
I FLOREY & BROOKS'
S 211 Washington Ave.
B We can show you the iqoo S
S Model Chainless Bicycle if you I
5 will call 3
S x
ftiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiHiiiiiiniuiiiiiaiiiB
TBI
MOOSIC POWDER CO.
Booms 1 and2, CoqiMlh B'l'd's.
SCRANTON, PA.
lining and Blasting
POWDER
Undo at Mooalo and limb lala Worm,
LAFLIN & RAND POWDER COS
ORANOE GUN POWDER
EUetrlo liatterlM. KleotrloKxplolsri.
xploJla.' blatli, hafety Kimaal
Repauno Chemical Co.'s EXPVvca
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