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JIOYAL DAKINQ POWOCR CO., 100 WILLIAM 8T. NEW YORK.
FOR HEARING
DOWN FOR. COMING TEEM OF
CRIMINAL COURT.
It Will Open on Monday, Feb. 3,
and Continue for Two Weeks Case
Against John Argentis, Who Is
Charged with Murder, Heads the
List The Second Week's List Is
Headed by the Cases Growing Out
of the Killing of Daniel McAuliffe,
in West Soranton.
Announcement was made in yester
rlay's Tribune of the fact that the
ciiniinjil trial list for the coming term
had been prep.ued by District Attor
ney V. R. Lewis. Following- are the
cases set down for tiial:
First Week Monday, Feb. 3.
1. John Argenti", murder; . W. Filmer, pros.
2. Frank Silllinin, jr., bnljcr, ; William H.'pp,
rro.
3 Anthony Dunleavy, pcijur; ; Hobert WlK-on,
1'lfW.
I. James Calhlian, malicious mi'-chicf; Ilattic
W. Snvdcr.pro'.
0. John Schocn, lpiccny and rceciunn; r. Hcb-
Iing, jr., iucj.
C. Martin Allin, j-siult ami batter;; Mary Al
Irn, pio.
7. Willi im McDowell, larceny and receiving;
i.cnevicvc Jackfrou, pros
S. Arthur Morris, aggravated a-ault and bat
ten; II in; Newman, pios.
Iticlianl Lidngbton larccn; and receiving;
.iiarun lonnoi, pica.
10 William Hill, burglar;; James W. O'llr.'en,
rros.
11. John MeConmch, burRhry, .lame1) W.
O'Brien, pio.
12. Peter Mtllugh, burglary, James W. o'llricn,
pre,.
3."!. James Finnrjran, aggravated assault and
biltii;; Patrick S Mannion, pro'
31. Thomas Colrman, aRiriavated js-.uilt and
batter;; Willhm Corcoran, pro.
30. Martin L;neh, assault and batter) ; Mirlt
Ilarte, pios.
10. John Punlciv;, a.iult and batter;; Thomas
(!. Fmicis, pro.
17. Mary Thomas, felling liquor without license;
Itobert Wilson, pros.
J', Mary Iliusell, hrceny and leeching; T.
ltobllng Jr., proa.
20. Mary Itu'soll, larceny and leceivlus; T.
ltobllng jr., pros.
SI, Mary llussell, hrceny and receiving; 1".
llobllnrf jr., pros.
22. JIarv Ittissell, larceny and receiving; r.
Hobllng jr., pros.
2.!. TcdiMino Martino, assault and battery;
Catharine Custelenic, pio.
21. Icdiscauo Martino, breaking prison; An.
thony llineaidi, pros.
25. Tiziano Martino, bigoin; ; Maiia Castellini,
prox.
Tuesday, Feb. 4.
20. S. 11. Wa;Iand, obstiiictin,r justice; Kob'rt
Wilson, pros,
27, James Mack and Daniel Lcniliaii, roluViy;
F. ltobllng, jr., pros.
20. John O'llricn and John Haskuville, aggia.
ated assault and battn.v; Luna Div,
pros.
SO. Moirls L. ncnovtlr, false preten.e; Willhni
Craig, pros,
31. Ja:ns W. flueinscy, M. T, Keller and
Charles , Dennett, dUuadlmr witness;
M. W. Guernscv, pros.
32. Kdgar Wilson, libel; W. F. Sniythe, pro.
."J. W, II, Kcrwln, libel; W. F. km; the, pros.
31. Alexander Grass and 1). IV, Smith; neghct-
ing to Keep books; Stephen l);er, pios,
3.i. A. Urass, receiving stolen goods; Step ten
l;ci, pro.
10. Alexander Crass, receiving stolen goods;
Stephen l);er, pros.
SS. Max Hcning, laiccny and receiving; Hauy
Harris, pros.
33. Lizzie Graham, aault and batter; ; Kmnia
Ash, pros.
0. Ijonney Cobb, .illas Alontu Cobb, Uricny
i'.v uaiiee, i.iiuries i-ouer, pros.
1, Annlo Davis, laiteny by ballet; May llmi.
d;, jio.
12. Maria Jennings, J, II, Jennings unci M, J".
Kearney, aiding pilsonci to escape, etc. j
Daniel 11, Hertlickcr, pros.
JJ. l'clis Guieky, lleinacc Lanipchank, Joseph
oiuina, jonn caiiina; larceny and leceiv
ing; John I'eel, pro..
l. William Connelly, rape; Michael 1'alaskl,
pioa,
ii, Wlliriiin Connelly, rape; Mkliacl 1'olaski,
pro. x
IB, John Ward, larceny by bailee;, II. S.,WA(
nun, pros.
47, William lloban, assault and bateV; fivven-
nle Morgan, pro. '
4S. William Gaul, selling llqnpi without llecinc,
W. Iv. I'hilllps, pjo,.
4!). May Lutty, assault und bitter; ; Jam&s Toss,
pros, '
60, W, w. Abbott, embeJlinicnt by partner; I',
M, Staff, proa.
Wednesday, Feb 5.
61. Simon Thomas, bribery; Itobert Wilson, pros,
C2. Udvvard Oordner and John; I'luigheity, lit.
icny and receiving; Michael Moran, pn,
63. Geoij,e Cordner, lartcnyjund receiving; Mich-
uel Moran, pros.'
61. Rlvvairi Cordner, malicious mischief; Mlih-
ad Moran, proa.
65. Geoiga Cordner, malicious mischief, Midi.
ail Moran, pros.
66. George (lordnerc, Edward 'Cordner and John
riaughcny, conspiracy) Michael Moran,
pr,
67. 1'iank Horn, rape; lira. W. B. Duggtn,
piod.
6s. (leorgc Oowvll, luiceny and receiving; Er
nest Vogelbloihn, pros.
60. Deny liett;; nuliiloui mUclilefj lljillio
ilartcchl, pros.
CO. Anthony O'Malle;, selllnj liquor witliout
licenfo; Dudley Gordan, proa.
CI. Ellen (,'umbrta, assault and battery: ChrU-
tlmv Ulooincr, prox.
02, Uadolina ltfga, larceny iud receiving; H.
II. 1'ierce, prpj.
tW. Jlanile Gogali, larceny anil rtcelving; JJ.
II. fierce, proa,
M. Mary Gaulticre, larceny and receiving: H.
)i. 1'ierce, proa.
. Aiiaelia Osltlere, larceny tod recelrlnj; Jl.
H rie(ce pro
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PO. l'rnnk Ijnady, assault and battery; James
T. McAndrcw, pros.
C7. Thomas Scover, assault and battery; Louis
llovalatb, pros.
ea. James O'Hnra and Ritrick Hellrou, nssault
and bittery; M, Cohen, pros.
C). Adam Hnbrowltz, telling liquor without H
ceiuo; Thomas Le.vshon, pros.
70. C. M. Storm, embezzlement ; 12. J. L;nott,
pros.
71. M. W. Loftus, keeping oHlce in tavern; Wil
liam A. Phillip, pros.
72. John Iluanc, assault and battery; Theodore
Trcnowltz, pro'.
7.1. John Miller, assault and battery; I'.rnest
Daly, pros.
7t. Charles B. Williams, larceny by bailee; L.
Little, rros.
75 Charles B. Williams, embezzlement; L.
Little, rros.
Thursday, Feb. G.
70. James Murray, assault and battery upon pub
lic officer; r. Hobllng, jr., pros.
77. Michael bharak, embezzlement; William
Craig, pros.
78. C. L. Iilgcrt, larceny by bailee; Hleen Mc-
Hale, prox.
79. Trcd Miller, jr,. celling liquor without li-
cnese; Hobeit Wilson, pios.
E0. Annie Lee, maliclouj mischief; John Tro;,
pros.
81. liveritt Tosso and Willhni Tosso; millcious
miMiiicf, Joseph Ifitey, pros.
Si. John Kubina, oggravatedp assault and i bat
tery; Julia Kubina, prox.
S.S. Andrew Kafinski, assault and batter; ; l'rank
l'awclkl, pros.
St. John 'White, burglarv; Thomas Lavin, pros.
85. Ad.im hldlat. obstructing legal process;
Joseph Gardner, pros.
SO. Isaac Scidman, embezzlement; S. Cohen,
pi os.
S7. David n. Stephens and Jane Stephens, frau
dulent a.kovledgemellt; Ambrose D.
lleese, pros.
SS Patrick McNully, aggravated assault and hat
ter; ; Taine3 T. McAndrcw, pros.
81 Louis Hupprecht, embezzlement; George M.
Okell, pros.
00 Stephen Kiiirell, larceny and receiving;
Stephen Musniana, pros.
01. Patrh k. McAndrcw, aiult and latter; ;
Mary McAndrcw, pro.
0'. Harry Arnovltz, embezzlement; ,1, A. Curtis,
liroG.
03. John Mullarky, assault and batter; ; Loul
Iteiter, pro.
91. Teter Yellen, aggravated assault and bat
ter; ; Joscpeh Cooper, pros.
93. A ilo Rlleo, nssault and battery; It.iff.iel I.a
Moit, pros.
90 Lllcn SVhell. Jennie James and Margaret
Jones, riot; Stephen D;cr, pro?
97. Willnm McGraw, assault and batteiy; Ste
phen Dyer, pros.
93. Hugh McGraw, jr., aggravated assault and
bnttci; ; Stephen D;er, pro'.
99. DiAld Jones and Joseph lle;nolds, assault
and bittery; Stephen D.ver, pros.
100. Thomas Cannon and Andrew Heffion, jr.,
aggravated aault und batter; ; Stephen
liver, pros.
Friday, Feb. 7.
101. Charles 11. .Major, keeping a gaming house;
Lona Day, pros,
102. Michael Size, lirceeny and receiving; I
Tiobllng, jr,, pros.
103. Frederick Bonnach, aggravated assault and
battery; A. W. Palmer, pros.
101. Joseph Scott, larceny and receMng; J. A.
De Losky, pros.
lOi. Joseph Scott, assault and batteiy; J. A.
Do Losky, ptos.
10(1. Patilck Scott, abault and bitteiy; Bridget
0'Malle;e, pros.
107. 1.'. C. Patterson, assault and batter; ; 1M-
ward Walters, pios.
103. Stanlslavv Ovetlkl, larceny and receicvlni;
1'ridnlt Phillip, pros.
vyt. Matthew Paff, e!ling liquor without li-
cense; Joseph Gardner, pios.
110. James Heroin, Alexander Wall, Mike Nor
ton, John Sock, negligence by bailei;
GLorge 11. Albert on, pros,
111. Albert Smith, embezzlement; J, A. Cuitki,
pios.
112. Jacob 1', Sohiis, assault and batter;-; Joseph
Carden, pros
113. Samuel McClirin, canying concealed wea
pon; John J, McAndrevr. pias.
114, Thomas Uonus, ass.iult and battvry; Maiy
.icrzursui, piox.
113. Dinlcl J, MU'ague, false prelensjs; W, F,
finythe, pios.
110. John McAndrcw, assault and bittery; Han-
foul J, Davenport, pros,
117. John Kcine and James Cunmilngs. lar
ceny and receiving; Kugene H. Deming,
pros.
US, John Keane end lames W. Cuinnilngi, cruel
ty to animal; Kugeno ).', Deming, pro,
119. lltmark Lanuhek, laiceny and reieiving;
Mary Airman, prox.
120. Mai tin ltsdcky, asiult und baiter;-; William
Goodman, pros,
121. Matthew Staiutus, lartt-ny and receiving;
i.ouu KOicmierg, pio,,
Saturday, Feb. 8,
122, Tliomas Dougheily, suiety; T.llubetli
Dougherty, prox
123, Kasfclmierc SlilzlevtKz, aurel); Wladyelaw
Wolru, pros,
124, Frank bzczesn;, aaretyj Joseph Cholewa,
pios.
123. Kllzoheth l'lillllps, uret,v, Samuel I Dean,
pro.
120, Thomas Morgan, turety; Margaret .'. '1 nom
as, prox,
127, L. I'cttltrrcw, suiety; 1', J, L;nntt, pun,
128. Ellen Francis, suutyj tlurloltlo Hazzard,
prox.
12 k Adajii Klddlat, Mircly; Joe Girdner, pras,
l.). Ignatit OUzevv.kl, Mint;; Jaiub b;iowc,
pros.
131, Frank 'Mnlrooney, surety; Annie Mulrooney,
pi ox,
W. l'rank blanihlfskl, muety ; btanUlaw Man.
rhovvdilk, pros.
183. George Wainer, kurctyi Ihonus Calne, pios.
lit, ltudolpli Warneka, surely; Louia Waineka,
pro-x, ,
130, John J. Hennlgan, surety; ltodgcr Cjiup-
lieell, prott.
130. Joseph MeXaraara, surety; Patrick Caddtn,
pros.
137, Carral Eudgcr, surety; Mrs. Joseph Marks,
proa.
138, Martin Jordan, wiret; ; Kate- MeXulty, pros.
139, Simon MechalLon, suiety; Cnarllo. SupolafVy,
pros.
HO. Thomw Kane, surety; George Warner, pros.
HI. Joseph llichardi, turety; lUttie Gething,
prox.
142. Willlua Kattn, turtty; Sarah Navin, prox.
143, Andrew Campbell, turety; Mary Campbell,
prox.
lit. Louise BUnzhorn, surety; P. A. Caransujb,
proa,
145. George Kennedy, surety; Mary Sulllran,
prox,
14S. John KanStld, surety; Sarah Kinfleid, prox,
147. John Kaalleld, dtsertlcn; Sarah Kasnctd,
lis. John Casey, desertion ( Maria Casey, pror.
HO. Patrick Connor, dtscillon, Ilrldgct Conner,
pro):.
1J0. lltclurrf Unddy, dcscrllon) Hose Buddy,
prox.
181, Fred Gross, desertion ( Delia Grow, prox.
152, Edward Wcllncr, desertion J Carrlo Wellner,
prox.
161. .t. It. White, dcscttlont Helen While, prnx.
151. OrtlBlh lllchauls, descrllont Jnc lliclmtds,
prox.
163. Henry Kenntdy, desertion; Michael Mct'.ld-
den, pros.
158. James B, Callahan, decrllon Mary Calla-
lian, prox.
15", illchaet T. Lavellc, desertion! Hllcn La-
clle. prox.
158, Michael T. Lavellc, 'desertion; Men, La-
clp, prov.
159, Frank Mnlrooney, desertion; Ann Mulrooney,
prox.
160, Carl If. Nlcodcmus, desertion! Christina Kl-
codemns, prox,
161, Martin Allen, desertion! Mary Allen, piox.
162, David l',van, desertion: Jane llvam, prox,
103, Commonwealth, . Mlchiet T. Lavellc, ap
peal; nilcn Lavellc, piox.
181. Commonwealth vs. George Bitter, appeal!
Joseph 1". Woelkcrs, pros.
165, ConimnnweiUli t. Cliarlolle Hazzard, afp-
pealj i:ila Gctr, prox. y
HiO. Commonwealth vs. Henry Burger, appeilj
fleorg Behrncr, pros.
10". Commonvvealtli vs. Patrick Oonlln, appeal;
natc Muiheiln, prox,
163. Commonwealth s. George Buckncr, appeal;
Henry Burger, pros.
Second Week Monday, Feb. 10.
161. Sylvester F. Cosgrovc, murder; William A.
Phillips, pros.
170. Frank Kofczunlskl, murder; Wlllhm A,
Phillips, pros.
171. Frank Kinsley, murdrr; William A. Phil
lips, pros.
172. John Diibrcy, larceny and receiving; F.
ltobllng, Jr., pros.
173. John A. Kccth, embezzlement; 1). S. btone,
pros.
17t. Michael Kehoe, fornication and bastard; ;
.Mrs. W. B. Duggan, pros.
173. Lottie Smith, keeping biwdy house; Roy
Welch, pros.
170. William Decker, fornication and bastardy;
John Dexter, pros.
17". Joseph Stern, rape; Spfinca Jurnak, prox.
178. Joseph Stem adultery; Sprinca Yurnack,
prox.
179. Kdmund Moon, embezzlement; Kdvvard .1.
Ncary, pros.
ISO. John Iluanc, assault and battery; Andicvv
Wargo, pros.
181 John Bil'ki, defrauding hoarding house;
George Bilsjtl, pros.
182. Thomas Morgan, assault and Iwttcr; ; Mar-
girct 12, Thomas, prox.
183. Anthony Xeary, aggravated assault and bit
tery; Henry Watklns, pros.
184. Frank Biennan, larceny and receiving;
Hannah Young, prox.
1S3 John Newcomb, atteiript at rape; Hllzabclh
Mel in, prox.
ISO. Costancy Jczuba, larceny and receiving; S.
J. Feldman, pros.
167. Louis ltenard, malicious mischief; Soplde
Schmidt, prox.
188. Matthew Stroke and Anthony Stroko, assault
and battery; Joseph Keotlc, pros.
1S9. John Cluistnock and Andrew Comshock, lar
ceny and receiving; John Peel, pros.
190. Morgan Sweeney, aggravated assault and bat
tery; Anthony McGuni, pros.
191. Michael Koakivich ami Kate Kosakavich,
aggravated assault and batter; ; bimon Pe
tiitus, pros.
192. Hood Herring, aggravated assault and bat
ter;; llichird Johnson, pros.
193. Z. P. Trivis, attempt at sodomy; Kdvrnrd
C. Andcrcon, pros.
Tuesday, Feb. 11.
191. Bridget Lavellc, arson; A. W. Palmer, pro.
195. Carrie Britton, Larceny and receiving; F,
Itobling, jr., pros.
193. Cirric Biitton, larceny and receiving; F.
Holding, jr., pros.
197. James C'onboy, burglar; ; r. Bobling, jr.,
pros.
193. Joseph Abeam, (.elling liquor without li
cense; Bobcrt Wilson, pros.
191. John O. lones, embezzlement by ta collec
tor; Henry W. Watkms, pros.
201. Chailes Whitney, William Grconslade and
William McGovein, larceny and receiving;
M. Crippcn, pro.
201. Joseph Pen-in, malicious mischief; Margirct
Mainwaring, prox.
202. M. J. Norton, false piettnscs; P. C. Can
non, pros.
20.J. Si, .1. Xorton, larceny and receiving; Peter
Cannon, pros.
201. William Gordan selling liquor without li
cense; Bridget Brady, piox.
203. William Gordan, selling liquor on Sundiy;
Bridget Biad;, piox.
200. William Gordan, belling liquor to minora;
Bildgct Brady, prox.
207. C. P. Williams and 11. F. Ciawford, ns-ault
and battery; Mary Johnson, prox.
20.S. Toni Ilydcr, assault and batter;; Mary Mm-
ley, prox.
201. Michael McXultv, liiceny and receiving;
Charles Pilger, pios.
210. John Hall, npc; William Hawkins, pi.
211. John Casey, assault and battei; ; Maria Ca
sey, prox,
212. Mumford reVatil, larceny and receiving;
Patiick McN'amara, pros.
213. Mary Jane Willis, common ncold; Biehlrd
Llewell.vn, pros,
214. Dennis McCool, discharging firearms; Eliza
beth Barrett, pio.
215. Dallls Huff, cruelty to animals; A. P. Mc-
Donough, pros,
210. Alfred Long, larceny and receiving; Joseph
Dilley, pros,
217, Simon Ilanerkk, felonious wounding;
George Chechura, pros.
218. Harry Wilko, Fcko Fedachak and llany Be-
dowitz, felonious wounding, George Che
china, pios,
Wednesday, Feb. 12.
210. James Kirk, larceny and lecclvlng; F, U'ib.
ling, jr., pros,
220. Dominlk llilcy, felonious wounding; F. ltob
llng, jr., pros.
221. James Collins, larceny and receiving; 1!. W.
Squires, pros.
222. Samuel Miller, &r selling liquor wilhout 1.
cense; J. W, Clark, pros.
221. bamucl Miller, Jr,, selling liquor without li
cense; J, W, Clark, pros.
221. George Chichura, canying concealed wea
pons; bunon Hmcrriak, pros,
223. .lull i Christine, uuult and battery; Julian
Strauls, pros
220. Joseph blieimski, felonious wounding; Stc
phen Vlllakl, pros.
227, biuey Faucet, assault and batter; ; Annie
Mellalc, prox.
223. Siizey Faucit, assault and batteiy; Patiick
Murray, pros.
22J. Joepli Cholewa, assault and balteiy; Nellie
Sczesny, prox,
2..0. Joseph Cholewa, aggravated assault and
battery; Mary Scesny, pios,
231, Joseph Cholena, agguvatcd uault and bat
tery; Frank Sczesny, pios
f. Frank Lp.lmok and Panliiii. l.eshnon. as.
sault and battery; John Petiufskv, pios.
23.1, Bernard J. Kelt;, embezzlement; Stiphen D;-
er, pios,
231. Ami! btainncr, assault and battel; ; Adolph
Doadofsky, pros.
235. Roland llfllis, false pretense; Itobert Sloff,
pros,
236. "Cllen Schevlln, astault and battery; Annie
bhfne, piox,
237, Barnard Kabatchiek, leeching stolen goods;
keeping no record; C, l black, pros,
238, Peter Man;ko, cnibezzlemt nt ; Mike Madzlu,
pros
23', Howell Thomas, assault and bittery; Joseph
Davis, pros.
210. Kdvvanl Moran and William Moian, aggra
vated assault and batter; ; Charles State
tun, pros,
211, Arthur Young, assault and battei;; William
llkk, pros.
212. Arthur Youngs, larceny and receiving; Will-
ism Hick, prot.
213, Henry Kennedy, cruelty to anlmili; 1'ugene
H. Deinlugs, pros.
Thursday, Feb. 13,
314, W. W, Bcranton, libel; Wado M, Finn, pro-s.
211. Monroe Mjcrs and Henry llullnuii, nuls-
.nice; C, II. Tniesdale, pras.
210. Joseph Bitter, felonious wounding; 1 bonus
Ford, pros.
248. Casslinere Cliiklcwlcz, aggravated assault and
baiter; ; Wlad;lavv Wojua, pros,
24S, Charlotte Hazzard, common scold; F.llen
Gelz, prox,
249. Charlotte Hazzard, assault and battery; Kllen
Gctz, prox,
250. Ellen Francis, assault and battery; Char
lotte Hazzard, prox.
51. Ellen Francis, common scold; Charlotte Has
zaid, prox. '
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VTrifttjielSUiiiiyuaJjrJi jj4 t.calitJujBBuym
252, Peter Caslfltlano, attempt at rape; Vlncenzlo
Dlbiaso, pros.
253. John CcgJns, defrauding boarding liome;
T. 3, Lnngan, pros,
231. George Clilclmra, nsMult and battery! Simon
ttlmcriiak, iron. ,
255. Nicholas Masshclla, assault and battery;
John Bullniuikey, pros.
230. Jsinea Bell, embezzlement! Tctcr Kientikl,
pros.
257. Michael Kosti, mallcloui mischief to nllnjJtl;
Jamea M, Casey, pr6,
253. lgtioz Knnocko, aisault and ballcryj Walter
Shemlnlskl, pros.
259. John Flaiighcrly, malicious mUihtcl) Ml-
ehael Moran, pros,
200, Michael Farence and John Farcncci aggra
, xntnl assault and batter;; Anthony
Brown, pros.
281, Stanislaus Farzomkcy, larceny and receiving;
Frldnilt Philip, pros.
262. Tliomaa C. William", pointing pistol! 'mM
T. McAndrcw, pros.
263. Thomas C. Williams, pointing pistol! James
T. McAndrcw, proa.
204, Tliomas C. Williams, carr; Ing concealed
weapons! James T. McAndrcw, pros.
265. Tliomas C. Williams, felonious wounding!
Jamea T. McAndrcw, pros.
200, Tliomas O. Williams, tclonioua wounding;
Jamea T, McAndrcw, pros.
267. II. Gnunfine, receiving stolen goods; John
Peel, pros,
Friday, Feb. 14.
268, William Kennedy, embezzlement; Benjamin
Lewis, pros.
200. Willhm Kennedy, affray; Bcnjimln Lewis,
pros,
270. Michael Valshlko, Ijrceny and receiving!
John .7, Pecle, pras,
271. Charles Idukl, negligence by bailee! George
12. Athcrlon, pros.
272. Joseph Brown, negligence by bailee; George
12. Atherton, pros.
273. Kllen Wahlen, forcible entry and detainer;
Michael Golden, pros.
274. Maria Jcnnlmrs, assault and batteiy; Daniel
II. Herfllcker, pros.
273. James Jennings, assault and battery; Harry
McLaughlin, pros.
270. James Brock, larceny and receiving; Mary
Brier, prox.
277. James Brock, defrauding boarding house;
Mary Brier, prox,
278. Tcter Gaverlck, receiving stolen goods; Ml-
clncl McDonough, pios,
279. John Gallagher, forcible entry and detainer;
Michael Golden, pros.
280. Thomas' Gllboy, selling liquor wilhout li
cense; Joseph Gardner, pros.
281. John Hughes, fafso pretense; Joseph J.
Drunc, pros.
282. Joseph llotchklns, malicious mischief; D. W.
Hichards, pros,
283. Joseph llotchklns, assault and battery; D.
W. Hichards, pros.
284. William Terriskavage, hrceny and receiving;
Joseph McDonough, pros.
2S5. W. Jesse Travis, larceny and receiving; A,
L. Stanton, pros.
286. F. H. Upton, embezzlement; George D.
Brown, pros.
2S7. James Butler, felonious woundlug; John
Smith, pros.
2S8 Pati Ick Connor, assault and bitter; ; Charles
Jordan, pros.
Saturday, Feb. 15.
289. John McGlone, desertion; Mary McGlonc,
prox.
290. William Ilcnnemuth, dcscitlon; Miry Hen-
nemuth, prox.
291. Krnest A. Tiffany, desertion; Cdia 12. Tif
fany, prox.
292. Rudolph Warneka, desertion; Louisa War
neka, prox.
293. George Kdvvards, dcscitlon; Mary Jane 12d-
wards, prox.
291. Richard L Jones, desertion; Owen L. Jonc3,
prox,
295. David Jenkins, desertion; Maigarct Jen
kins, prox,
290. John Smith, desertion; Miggie Smith, prox,
2SJ7. Sebastion Itozcllc, desertion; Thankful Ito
cllc, prox.
298. John McGlonc, desertion; Miry McGlonc,
prox.
299. David J. Thomas, desertion; Catlnrine
Thonns, prow
300. Michael Gallagher, suretj ; Michael Golden,
pi 03.
SOt. James Butler, surety; John Smith, pro.
302. Itcko "spcnelli, surety; Steve Bosse;, pro.
303. Iteko Spcuclla, surety; Angela Fcsta, prox.
304. Telka btanko, Mircly; Chailes .Ionian, pios.
: 05. John Bcndokcs, surer; ; Stanley CTcslock,
pros.
COG. Trank Munley, surct; ; Patiick Mullarkey,
pros.
307. Maiy Murphy, suiety; Mis. Patrick Mullen,
prox.
305. Mrs James McGnff, Finely ; Hannah Jane
While, prox.
309. John Thornton, surety; Anthony Thornton,
pros.
.'110. Andrew McMahon, surety; Mar; O'Hern,
prox.
311. PXrick Banett, surety; Man- Banett, piox.
312. George llanscijtb, suiety; llmma Hanscrath,
prox.
313. Mrs. John Pahncki, surely; Jake Danko, pros
314. Arthur J. Tuttle, surety; Lizzie Tuttle, prox.
315. Michael Palko, surety; John Socko, pios.
316. Charles Krammcr, surety; Flank Jones, pros
317. Patrick Hume, surety; Martin Tcrguson,
pros,
SIS. Diillp Boos, surety; Anna Boos, prox.
319, Arthur Youngs, surety; William Hick, pros.
320, Albert Hanko, surety; FJdwaid Weiss, pros.
321, John Slnchak, surety; William Hazel, pro.
322, Andro Itlshki, surety; Joseph Klnowakl, pros,
323, Cicero Willlims, surety, L;man Melvin, pros.
324, Benjamin Kilmer, surety; Martha Decker,
prox,
323. Michael Golden, lohn Golden, Fatrick Gol
den, jr., and Geoige Heiion, airet) ; F.d
ward Gallagher, pros.
320 Warren Tappan, Mirct; ; Joseph Task, pros.
127. Trank Pastercliok, surety; Joseph Koll.von,
pios.
325, Stanislaus Manehowckik, surety; Michlliana
btanchfski, pros,
."29. Samuel Tempeo, surety: James Afoffit, pras.
310, Joseph Scott, suret; ; J, A. Dolosky, pros.
321. Patrick Scott, surety; Mis. l'atriek O'Mal-
ley, prox.
332. Paul Caparula, suiety; Joseph Pask, pios,
353. John Stebei, suielv ; Amanda Smith, piox,
3J4. John bteber, surct; ; Kato Harding, piox.
m. 1
FLEETV1LLE.
Messrs, George and Edward Rink, of
Scranton, spent Sunday with their
parents, Mr, and Mrs. John Rink.
Mr. W. E. Green Is visiting In Scran
ton. Mr, Steven Carpenter has recently
told his farm to Ren Smith.
Until the present time thoie has
been scarcely any sickness since cold
weather began, Ray Stoddard Is pe
rlously sick with pneumonia. Dr.
Decker Is attending him.
The Grange havo uriangert a free
entettalninent to ha given In the town
hall Friday evening. Mrs, Charles
Freeman from Etibt Lemon will give
tin address and Mr. Stanton, of Fac
toryvllle, will be present with his grap
hophone, An oyster supper will bo
served at the close of the entertain
ment. Rev, Dlhanah Ilulley, of Factoryvlllo
will pi each In the Baptist chinch next
Sunday both morning and evening, Mr,
Ilulley will probably continue to
pieaeh hero every other Sunday for
some time,
Mr, Harry Seamuns Is (lulto HI,
caused by vaccination,
MONTROSE.
Speeial to the Scranton Tribune,
Montrose, Jan, 22. The Itepubllcan caucu-cs
held in Montrose last evening icsulted in the
nomination of the following thket;
llorough-Jpstice ol the peace, John H, Court
right; poor diieetor, 11, Thatcher; high con
stable, Warren C. Tingley; auditor, . (1,
Faneher,
First ward Judge of election, Gcorgo II. Wat
rous; inspector of election, Harry I). Titnun;
constable, I)r, 12. H. Tower; town council, W,
11. Doran; teliool director, It. W, Beach,
Second vvaid Judge of election, Dr, II, V.
Frlnkj insjiector o election, riuirles L, Van
Scoten; constable, James I. Chapman; town
council, Samuel It, Spiout,
Third ward Joseph K, Barney; inspector ol
election, Oils O. Cook; constable, Albert I'erigo;
This itfuttaVe i en Vy hotol flf goimisa
Lfltatlve RromnoOuiniiieTabuu
Starts
With a Cold
Catarrh Is a
lingering cold
which refuses
(o yield to or
dinnry treat
incut. Catatuh usually starts with a cold In
the head and left unchecked in this
climate, rurely gets well of Itself.
As fresh cold Is taken the disease
spreads, getting deeper and deeper,
creeping along the mucous membranes
from nose to throat, ftom throat to
windpipe, from windpipe to bronchial
tubes and from bronchial tubes to lung
cells.
The mucous membranes nil connect
one with another. Hence It Is easy to
spread fiom one part to another lined
with this same membrane. This Is why
catarrh In the head soon affects the
tnroat ana finally the stomach Itself,
bringing on chronic catarrh of the
stomach, which Is a most obstinate
form of dyspepsia.
Everybody is now well agreed that
catarrh Is a blood disease and not a
local one, and the attempt to cure by
local applications simply gives tem
porary relief from the purely local
symptoms without the remotest effect
In staying the progress of the disease.
There Is a new preparation recently
offered to the public that is apparently
destined to do away with every other
form of catarrh treatment.
' This new remedy Is not a secret
patent medicine, but it Is a large,
pleasant tasting tablet composed of
Bloodroot, Red gum from the Eucalyp
tus tree, and other valuable and harm
less specifics, which are taken internal
ly and seem to have a remarkably
beneficial effect upon the blood and
mucous membranes, apparently elimi
nating the catarrhal poison from the
whole system.
These tablets, while being pleasant,
convenient and absolutely safe to use
have made cures In long standing
cases of catairh that are little short
of marvelous. They are sold by drug
gists under name of Stuart's Catarrh
Tablets, and any catarrh sufferer who
has tried Inhalers, lotions, ointments,
salves, etc., and realized their incon
venience and uselessness will fully ap
preciate the difference between a mere
pallatlve and a premanent cure after
giving Stuart's Catarrh Tablets an
impartial trial.
All druggists sell them at CO cents
for full sized package and no matter
where the catarrh Is located, in the
head, tin oat, lungs or stomach, Stuart's
Catanh Tablets will surprise you with
the effective result of even a few days
use.
town council, E. Gil; ; school director, D, T,
Hrevvstcr.
Dr. K, H, Gardner and bis nicees, the MKses
Miller, who have been ill with diphtheria, arc
all recovering rapidl;, ami will soon be well
again. No new- cases are leportcd, and any
spiead of the disease is unlikely,
A load of Montrose ;ouiik people took a sleigh
ride to Law ton last evening and partook of a
turkey supper at the popular hosteliy of Com
missioner I'aiah Haire, after which dincing and
other diversions wcio indulged in.
The llai association has airnngcd for a public
meeting at the couit house on Monday evening
next, at which memoiial addresses, in honor ot
the late Judge W. II. Jessup, will be nude.
A Trip to California or Florida.
Those contemplating such a trip need
but to call on the local ticket agent of
the Lackawanna railroad and ho will
arrange every detail, including trans
portation, berths, reservations and
checking of baggage through to desti
nation; also will furnish rates, folders,
descriptive literature and any other in
formation desired on the subject.
Through sleepers and day coaches to
Chicago. Only one change of cais to
California.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western.
In F.ffect Nov. 3, 1001.
Trains leave Soranton for New Yoik At 1.40,
S.15, 0.U3, 7.50 and 10 05 a. in.: 12.45, 3.40, 3.JJ
p. m. For New York and Philadelphia 7.50,
10.03 a. in., and 12.45 and 3 33 p. in. l'oi 'lob;
hunna At il.lO p. m. For llullalo 1.15, 0.22 and
,00 a. in.; 1.55, b.50 and 11,35 p. m. l'oi Him;
liamton and way nations 10.20 a. m. and 1,10
p. m. For Oswego, S;iaeuse and Utiea 1.13 and
U.22 a. in.; 1.53 p. in. Oswego, Syracuse and
Utiea train at l.22 a, in, dailv, except Sunday.
For Montrose 9.00 a. ni.; 1.10 and 0 50 p. m.
Nicholson accommodation 4.00 und 0 13 p. in,
lllooiiisburg Division For Northumberland, at
0.33 and 10.05 a. in.; 1.65 and 0.10 p. m. For
FJvmouth, at 8.10 a. in,; B.JO and D.OO p. m
Sunda; Tialiu For New York, 1,40, 3.15, 1105
and 10 03 a. in.; 3,40, 3.3J p. m, For llullalo
1.15 and 0.22 a. m.; 1,55, G.50 and 11.31 p. m.
For Dliighamtoii and way btJtlons 10.20 a. in,
Uloonnburg Division Leave fcerantun, 10 05 a,
m. and 0.10 p, m.
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Schedule in Ktleet June 2, 1001,
Trains leave Scranton: lUS a. in,, week da;s,
through vestibule train fiom Wilkesdlane. Pull
man buffet pallor in and coaihcs to Philadel
phia, via Poltsville; stops at pilncipal inteime
cllate stations. Also lonuccts for .siriluuj, Hal
ifsbuig, Philadelphia, llaltlmuie, ashlnglon and
tor Pittsbuig ml the wist.
0.38 o. m., week da;s, for Sunhuiy, Hairltburs-,
Philadelphia, llallimoie, Washington and Pitts
buig and tho west,
1.42 p. in., week dajs (Sundavs, 1.5s p m ),
for biiubuiy, llarrisbui-, Philadelphia, lUllimore,
Washington and Pittsburg and tlio west,
3.2S p. in., week davs, through veetlhule tiain
from WllliPS-llirrv. Pullman buffet parloi car
ami eon lies to Philadslphia vh Pottsvillc, Stops
at pilncipal iutirmcdiato stations,
4,27 p. in., week da;, for llazlelou, Sunbui;,
HarrUbmg, Philadelphia and Pittabutg.
.1, II, IIUlCIIt.NSO.V, Gen. Mgr,
J. U. WOOD, (leu. I'a, A-l.
Lehigh Valley Itallroad.
In lIlTeit, Nov. 3, 1001.
Trains Icivo Scranton.
For Philadelphia and New Yoik via I), & 11.
11. II., at lUS and U3S a, in., and 2.1S, 4,27
(lll.uk Diamond HMirivO, ami 11.30 p. m, bun
davs, D. tc II. II, It., 1.5S, S.27 p. in.
For White llawn, llazlctuu and inindp.ll points
ill the coal regloiu, via U. k II, It. It., U Js, 2.13
and 1.27 P- ui. I'm I'otUvllIc, 0.3b a, m 2.1S
p. m.
For Bethlehem, llj.lon, Heading, llairUburg,
and priiulpal inti rmediatv nations), via 1). & 11.
11. II., ii.u, 0 38 a. in,; '2.1b. 1.27 (lli.uk Dia
mond i:prc), 11. ul p, in. i-midajs, D, k (I.
II. II., V,M a. in.; LSs, 3,27 p. in.
l'oi Ttiiikhannock, lowanda, Klmira, Itluca,
Geneva and principal intermediate stations, via
D.. L. and W, It. It., 8.1U u. ni. and 3 50 p, in.
For Geneva, Itochrstei, llaualu, .Niagara Fall.
Chitaco and all poinU west, vlu D, i 11, II. It,
7,4b, 12 0.1 a. in.; 1.42, 3.28 (lllack liiamond Uv
prus), 7.48, 10.41, 11.30 p. in. bund J) i, 1), A. II.
11. 1(., 12.0.1, S.27 p. III.
Pulluicn pallor and tleepmg or Liilgh Valley
Parlor ears on all tialnt between l llkts Itarie
and New York, l'lilladjlphla, lluifalo and Suspen
sion llrldgc.
KOLLIN II. WILDUit, Gen. Supt., L'O Cortland
street. New ork,
CHAIILUS b. LKt". Gen. Pass. Agt 2J Cortland
street, New York.
A. W. NOMIMACHKH, Dlv. Pass. Agt., South
Iltthlehein, Pa.
For tteketa and Pullnuu reservations apply to
city ticket office, C9 Public Square, Wilkea Darn,
fa-
P8H
Will r&
WW I Mw mi
MlnccTIel Tlieklndtliattmiclcf
of the country borne ot yean ago.
It makes the mouth water to think
of" It most cooks won't bother
tiow-a-da as they did then to get
things ';jujtrlght,"and so wemake
mm such
IMlrSCEjMEAT
to save the labor and expense and
give the husbands and the bo;s
pies "like mother Used to make."
No housewife has a cleaner kitchen
than ours, or can buy an carefully
or cheaply as we can. That's why
None Such Mince Meat Is only
-ffii Ten cents a package fjSrn
rpSZ" ' fm) Mikes twn Una id thru tmltll pl-t. ff1?Wvv'WK.
X. P ,Si(ml riutltynxl ftr Fruit Clk or l-mltl'ml. Mg i2S
f;"P ,l?AsSi tllng. Vtluible premium Hit cf " Hi; H Cfv
Ji'u.. )V,'tB KeaerlBron." iHferwrneloled. My w, tfwk
ir (ir be obtained from all food deilen. 5y" X v
'at' iH Mtrrell-Soule Co., Syracuse, N.Y. Vf' '".full
f'? m IttV . ill
I "SI .'Kl '' mil RgJ lfy, ..,!,? J
lis T$m&am&i fsmmmm-L W&
:our
OFFERS'
Wonderful Shoe -Bargain
sMM
in i
126 Wyoming Ave.
The keynote of the coming
season's trlmminss was struck
when our crisp new stock of
sheer white embroideries arilved
at the store. They will be util
ized during: the coming weeks on
H Gingham Shirt "Waist Suits, af
ternoon gowns and the now Shirt
Waists; in fact, everything will
be made up with a lavish display
of insertions and embioideries.
The "all over" embroideries have
never been so popular nor the de
signs so beautiful.
i
A new inseition comes to us
this season, with a strong beaded
edge, making it especially adapt
able to outside trimming. Pi Ices,
23c. to C5c. a yard.
Swiss Edgings, one inch em
broidering to three inch embiold
erlng; on two-inch cambric to
five and one-quaiter inches cam
bric. Pi Ices, 15c. a yard up.
Najrow Edgings from 5c. a yiud
on,
Iusci tlons to match all pat
terns. Many of the most popular pat
terns in the tvlndows this week.
A hint of the June "lnlde to
be." Several designs of luce btldal
tlrehses shown near the linen de
pal Uncut.
5BJ5KSB
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Delaware and Hudson.
In Krfcct Noiember'21, I'JOl
Traiiii for C'aiboiidale- leave Scianton at 0.20,
8.00, M.5J, 10 13 a. Ill i 12,00, 1 , 2.JI, J.52,
5 20, U.25, 7.57, 0 13, II 20 p. in , 1..I1 a ill.
i'or llouesdalc 0.20, 10,13a m , 2.31 und 3.2'J
P. m.
For Wilkcs-Dane-tiaS, 7.1", 8 11. 0.18, 10.41
a. m,; 12.0.1, 1.12, 2.1b, 3.2b, 4,27, 0.10, 7,ib,
10 41, 11.1,0 p. in.
For L. ' II, II. Points 0.33, U.33 a. in.; 2,IS,
4 27 and 11.30 p. in.
For Pennsylvania It, It, Points i),3b, 0,3b a,
m.; 1.42, 3.23 and 4,27 p. in.
For Albany and all pulnta north 0 20 a in,
and 3.52 p. in,
hUNDAY TII.M.NS.
Fur Caihondale b,60, 11,3.1 a. m,; 2.31, 3.2,
C 52 and 10 52 p, in.
lor Wilkes llarie 'J3S a in.; 12.0.1, 1 6b, 3.2b,
0."2 and b, 12 p 111.
l'oi Alhin; and points iiorlh-3,52 p. m.
For llonesdale 8 50 a. in. and .'1.52 p. 111.
W. I l'll(lll. l. P. A Kiaiiton, Pa.
New Jersey Central.
Ill Fffect Nov, 17, 1001.
StutioiH In New Yoik, foot of Libert) stieet
and Souili Fen;, N. It.
'Iialns leave herdntoii for New Yoik, Phlladel.
plda, Mxslou, Ileihlehini, AlUnlown, Mauth
Chunk, White Haven, Aside; and Wilkvsdlaiie ut
7.30 a. in., 1 p. in. und 4 p. in. buuda;, 2,10 p. in.
'tjuakii Cjlv llvprcsH leaves heiantuii ut 7,30
a, in., thiough solid voitibulp train with Pullman
Jlulfet Parlor Cars, lor Philadelphia,
For Avoea, Pltutou and Wilkes llarie, 1 p. m,
and 1 p. in, Sunday, 2.10 p. in.
For Long llranch, Ocean Givve, etc, 7.-'.0 a,
m. and 1 p. in.
For Heading, lebauoa and Hirrisbuig, via Al
lentovvn, at 7,30 a. in. and 1 p. in. Sundj;, 2.10
p, ni,
For I'ottsvllle at 7.30 a, in, and 1 p. m.
For ratea and tickets upplv to agent at station.
C. M. UUHT, Gen.tP.ns, Agt.
W, W, WESTZ, Gen. bupt.
Erie Railroad, Wyoming Division.
Trains for New icrk, New burgh and Interme
diate points leavo beranton as follous: 7,20 a.
in.; 2.25 p. in.
Arrivals 10.35 a. m. from Mlddletown. Hones
dale, llsvvley and intermediate points. 0.20 p. in.
from New York, Ncivburgu and intermediate
points. No Sunday trains.
ill MM i i
Pie
H
LOSING OUT SALE
wRs
IS
i
Lager
Brewery
Manufacturers or
OLD STOCK
PILSNER
48B to 455
H. Ninth Stroofc,
Telephone Call. 2333.
NEW YORK HOTELS.
Cor. Sixtecntli St. and Ir tog Place,
NEW YOBK.
American Plan, $3 B0 Per. Day and Upwards.
European Plan, jl 00 Per Day and Upwards.
Special Hates to Families.
T. THOMPSON, Prop.
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j ,..! ir.. -
4- rur misiiit'ss iiicu
4- in the heart ot the wholesale
t district.
For Shoppers
o- t mlnutco' walk to Wnnamokers;
o minutes co oiuirei cooper s uiz
Store. Easy of access to the meat
Dry Goods Stores.
For Sightseers
One block from B'way Cars, el
Inc easy transportation to all
points of Interest.
I HOTEL ALBERT
AJSW YOIUL.
ror. nth st. UNivrertsiTY vu
Only one Block from Broadway.
Rnnmj R1 Hn restaurant
---f-f-T-iV-f-f-------f-t--f- -f-T--r'--
i. . i
lik jour drug-jUt far It.
If h eitnitot siividy llie
M llt CiI,. detent no
uiuer stilt senu ainiiip lor ii.
iisliateit iMMksedliJ It alvea
ti.lt Dirlliulars and till ee lions In.
llaat)Uiti)Jadie9M 1U KhCO.,
HfiftlM m'i ptiiH, u sl ' I r's
r.G.F.fHEEL.Bhail
fffi ZSZA rbllaJtlskU, l'. U.I I.erMl. DwilUl !
VH ". 1h,,Im. I.D,r..lM.trur. .hobr Mall Irllltl
T Y ftS.1 in....... i ..... IbuM. lllauU fblion. Rrri.ai
tfviwa Vrbllll,l u.1 )liihooJ,rl'"l. AHtltliir(s'
tVXfj3liullUl. IndMtlopniHiU bkrume UrfUt,1
ifTxSTT. curt 4 l l ! 1 J'n f"''l ,.?."r,1
IbtiplUI ilorlrn' la Crru.a. Ku't I" buok Triilk".J
Ipnf.l :i"'r illl .lrclrirl frd. ... Itl.r'P.r-l
RjJLADjnjMjrjBLE
New York, Ontaiio and Western,
In i;ilcct 'luesda;, 1-pt. 17, 100),
NOItlli IIOI'M).
I.eaio Leave riive
'Iralm. StiaiiWn, Oailmndale Cadosia,
Vo. t 10.SU a. in, 11,10a. in. 1,00 p. in.
Vu 7 ........ O.lOp. in, Ar. Carbondale 0.40 p. m.
-.OUl II HOUND.
L.'uve L(ave Arrive
Trains. CMtlirtU. failwiidale. Sciunton.
No. H 7 0) a, in. 7,10 a. in.
No, 2 -Ml l. ''. I "0 !' '" .t0 p. in,
blMAihOM,, NOIilil IIOI'M).
Leave l.i-ave Arrive
Trains. Seiantoii. ('ailmndale'. Cudosli.
No. 0 S 30 a. in. U.tOp.m. 10,43a. in.
No. 5 7.00 p. in. Ar. t'arboiidalo 7.40 p. m.
HH'Til HOUND.
Leave l.eave Arrive
Trains. Cadosia. Carlwndale. Scranton,
No. u 7.00 a, m. 7 14 a, in.
No. 10 ,. . .4.30 p. in 0 0(1 p. in. 6. tip. m,
Tialiu Nos. 1 on week da;t. und I) on bunda;,
make main line connections for New York elly,
Mlddletiivvn, Walton, Noiwleli, Uiwlda, Otwcgii
ami all points vvr.t.
For further information ccpult ticket agent.
J ('. ANDK11SON, 0, I' A., Nivv ork,
J. i:. WELSH, T, V, 4-i Scranton, Pa.
.. livery womaia
fvTOttra, Is Interytulnnd should know
CIWvVMtX about the wonderful
lvVwSA l MARVEL Whirling Sproy
WNWJ Tliencwlwlnilrijrlue. !)
XVVSSVcSLv!L lion und bullion. lleit-Mf.
XVrVsbVVSS-fc&w eat J ot Conveu ent.
NiW. V-Ss---.04tiTr,-Ts II I !.-. InslaBllr.
fuller, nut sena ainiiip lor ii, je ''n s
usliatcit iMMksedliJ It alvea . l t m
e.v ft
"V-'taJy
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