The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-29
NOTHING TO Recommend
Grand Jury Departed from an Old
Time. .HOnored Custom.
THE hEWITTS ARE INDICTED
Other Truo and Ignored Bills Handed to
tho Court Yesterday by Jury-TwO
Hundred and Thirty.five Cases
All Told Passed Upon.

First on the list of true bills re-
turned yesterday by the grand jury
in making its final report to court
is that against F. II. Hewitt and son,
w. II. Hewitt, for setting up and
maintaining public nuisance. The
jury passed upon altogether during the
session 23S bills and ignored 100 or
them. The jury made no recommend
ations. The list of true bills returned
is as follows:
+. II. Hewitt and w. II. Hewitt, public
nuisance; Thomas Leyshon, pros.
James w. Smith, Windsor Foster, w. 3.
Bloes, w. B. Stevens, George Moul, Rich
ard Rose, William Harper, d. l.. Berg and
Vogel Davies, public nuisance; Il. l.. Craig,
pros.
William A. Malaney, forgery, twenty
counts: John A. Collen. pros.
w. A. Malaney, embezzlement; John n
Collen, pros
Joseph Doprovski and wife. larceny by
bailee; ID. Kernor, pros.
Joseph Kapila. selling liquor on Sunday;
Thomas Leyshon, pros.
Edward Heeny, larceny; F. p. Pierce,
pros.
NJ w. Gurvev and ]. r. Thomas, lar
cenv and receiving; James Farrell. pros.
Abner Posner. larceny; Stella Clayton,
prov.
Thomas Brennan. firing with Intent to
defraud Insurers; G. NJ. Hathaway. rros.
Go'1amtN. oros.
rohn Pohmo, false pretenses: ]. II.
Davitt. r~or
One OF Lcyshon's Cases.
Joseph Kapia, tippling house; Thomas
Leyshon, pros.
John Sekelski, felonlous wounding;
Washi Lork!, pros.
Thomas Brennan, attempt at arson; c.
NJ. Hathaway. pros.
Mary Mahon, fortune telling; John Tier
ney, pros.
John Cawlcy, attempt at chiminal as
sault Kate Reilly. prox.
Patrick Moran, malicious mischief; c. S.
Woodruff pros.
C. r. Pilger. aiding prisoner to escape;
Henry Armstrong, pros.
George Druck, embezzlement; Thomas
Levshon. pros.
Joseph Rodgers ard Adam Sultuskey, fe-
lorious woundng: Simon Narrowski, pros.
Patrick O'Connor, burglary; j. X. Good
man. pros.
Henrv Austinr. assault and battery
Fred Pileer. pros.
James Mack. assault and battery; Jo-
semi RIA nros.
Mary Duffy, assault and battery; Joseph
Joscnh Shelby. assault and battery;
Anna Kopots, proX.
A. y. Sanders, assault and battery; P. J.
Martin. nros.
Peter Bosneck, assault and battery; ST.
mon Narrowski. pros.
List Of Ignored BILLS.
The ignored bills are numerous and
are as follows:
Elmer Il. Isby, bigamy; Nellie May Has
kins, prox.
Thomas Reese rape; Ann Cannon,
proX
Thomas Cannon, assault and battery;
Thomas Hoban. pros.
Agnes Hunter, assault and battery;
Mary Goff. prox.
John Killop, larceny and receiving; Liz
zie Connolly, proX.
Benjamin Johnston, larceny and receiv-
ing; A. r. Field, pros.
David Scott, larceny and receiving; Ar
thur Willis, pros.
Frank Backus, larceny and receiving;
w. 7. Simpson, pros.
1bnatz Grossman, larceny and receiving
Andrew Midway. pros.
Helen Kane, larceny and receiving;
Emanuel Riner pros.
John Connolly, larceny and receiving;
John Smith, pros.
Warren Collins, larceny and receiving;
George White. pros.
Harry Stock, larceny and receiving:
John Aswell, pros.
John Roza, larceny and receiving; Jo-
seph Joseph, pros.
Oliver Keys. larceny and receiving; W.
L. simpson, pros.
Adam Schefsky, larceny and receiving;
John Hompliskey, pros.
William Starin, larceny and receiving:
Mary Walls prox.
Arthur Selleno, larceny and receiving:
John McHale, pros.
Many Gases Of Assault.
Andrew Coanetter, assault and battery:
John Gudass, pros.
Fritz Ruhl, assault and battery; Jacob
Ebere, pros.
Thomas Hunt, assault and battery; Pat
rick Mcdonnell, pros.
George Melchior, assault and battery; :;
Jacob Besehoff, pros.
Thomas Tighe, assault and battery;
Sarah Star, prox.
BENJAMIN Travlss. assault and batter;
Mary Travis, prox.
Albert Lepc, assault and battery;
Thomas Thomas. pros.
James Tlmlin, assault and battery; Nora
Timlin, prox.
p. II. Walsh, assault and battery; Mar
garet Walsh, prox.
Charles Banker. assault and battery;
Delilah Gordon, prox.
James Keegan. seduction; Given
Thomas, prox.
John McNulty, John Gilhooly, Thomas
Loughney and Peter McDermott, statu-
tory burglary; Patrick Langan pros,
Patrick Padden, furnishing liquor on
Sunday; Michael Connor, pros.
William Rowan, carrying concealed
weapons; Michael Ford, pros.
Thomas Healey, robbery; Thomas Kane,
pros.
C. G. Evans, A. G. Mahon, James Pad
den and Arthur Ridgeway: negligence by
bailee; ii. b. Andrews pros.
Daniel Jones. tippling house; Henry
Burshell, pros.
August Anderson, tlppling house; /;
Thomas Murphy, pros.
Helen Kane. assault and battery: Eman-
uel Riner. pros.
John Jacobs. Michael Hannick and Will
lam Sheridan, robbery; John Halko, pros.
James Warticta, riot; NJ. H. Harloe,
pros.
Stephen Levanag. riot; M. H. Harloe,
pros.
Did Not Embczzle.
John Sickofski, embezzlement Agnes
Strozinski, prox.
William John Williams. fornication and
bastardy; Mrs. Morgan Hopkins, prox.
John NOycOsky Dprturv. Gtanlev u iIncoo