The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-01-17


were also looked for, but they came not.
Motion court occupied the larger part ofths
forenoon, in which number Of minor
decisions were handed down, and motions
made, and rules granted, 1t was busy day
at the office Of the Clerk Of the Courts, thu
place being jammed by lucky license seekers.
There is a good deal OF comment pro and con
as to the $4,000 Beebe-Taylor compromise,
but the general opinion sustains the decision
of the Auditors and the court
In the case OF Barr vs. Barr the court
ordered the divorce 20 be granted. H. b.
Burke, Esq, examiner.
The court refused to order new trial in
the damage suit of Mcdonald against shs
borough of Mahanoy City.
JOSEPH Miller was appointed auditor for
Union township
Monday next at lO:3O a. m, has been fixed
/ for hearing on the exceptions to payment Of
costs in ease Of Commonwealth vs.. Frank
Bovin. Hollopeter for exceptions, NJ. Nj.
Burke, contra.
The case of Ann Healey vs. Borough Of
Shenandoah has gone over to the March
term.
The case Of Matthew Delaney and wife, of
Shenandoah, against Thomas Counerton, Of
Phiadeiphia, was ordered for trial this week.
Exceptions were filed this morning to the
license applications Of David Eagau and G.
Laubrusllins both of Pott7ylle.
James NJ. Newlin Esq, Of the Philadei-
phia bar, was sworn in as attorney to try the
case Of Newliu VS.. county of schuylbill.
Attorney Newlm is plaintiff in the case.
The Italian prosecuted for assauldng Con-
tractor McAdams on the new Pennsylvania
railroad branch, at Shenandoah, was given
two months at Fort Martin
J. r. Coyle, ESD presented the petition Of
NJ. p. Whitaker, praying for commission ia
lunacy to pass upon the mental souudness Of
William Barry, of West Mahauoy township.
S. G. NJ. Hoilopeter, Dr. D. j. Langton and
| Joseph Knapp were appointed.
The saloon stand on the corner Of Jardin
and Coal streets, Shenandoah, is a bone of
contention There are two applicants for the
place, William Bobbin, who now occupies it,
and James Tobin, new applicant. Bobbins
term as tenant to the premises expires on the
31st of thismoDth. On Wednesday last his
license was granted, through his attorney,
George j. Wadlinger, Esq, On application Of
NJ, NJ. Burke, Esq, who represents the
owners Of the property, Judge Green to-day
revoked the order granting Bobbins' license
and now Tobin and Bobbin are in the same
boat"
There is considerable disappointment
among Democratic attorneys that P. NJ
Dunn, Esq, did not get the Democrats
County Charmanship.
There is striking proof Of the tardiuess
Of some Of our Justices Of the Peace in the
Office of District Attorney Ryan in the shape
! Of a return Of a case Of assault and battery
with intent to ravish, which had been held
in the Justices office three months OF more
before returning it to court. Mr. Ryan pro-
poses issuing a circular to our county justices
intended to encourage prompt returns.
Andrew Zuenfsky holds the old Gerrity
saloon stand at Lost Creek No. ?. Attorney
Hollopeter filed exceptions to his license on
Wednesday last. ZuenHsky's attorney Mr..
| Whitehouse, endeavored before Judge Green
to have the exceptions set aside and this
license granted, because the exceptions were
not filed as required by the rules Of court.
| His Honor permitted the exceptions to stand
and Mr.. ZuenfI5ky must run the gauntlet
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