The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-04-07

list for April sessions, which will COM
mence next Monday morning. Nearly
all the important cases are upon the
following list. He has placed two MUIR
der cases upon the first weeks list, as
they are both short cases and can, he
thinks, e.tried during the week.
The Max Koehler murder case which
is on for week from next Monday, he
says, will probably occupy the atten-
tion of the court during the whole
week, as there are a large number Of
witnesses. He also stated that If he
had one extra week of criminal court
he could clear up the criminal business
of the county to date.
There were 25 true billie returned by
the grand jury which met during last
month and about siXty-three surety
and desertion cases, making 1913 cases
to be disposed of, besides those left over
and undisposed of from February ses-
sions. The list is as follows;
FIRST WEEK, MONDAY, APRIL u.
/. Frank Dambrosio, murder; Thomas
Leyshon, pros.
2. Frank shiffer, false pretenses; w. E.
8. Martin Mulhall, robbery; George
4. John Jaims, robbery; George I,
s. Howard White, robbery; George t.
Smith, pros
G. Robert Hand. larceny and receiving;
Frank Robling, jr., pros.
7. Edward Lord, larceny and receiving;
Frank Robling, jr., pros.
s John MCGOWAN, burglary; Bridget De-
vine, prox.
9. Thomas Kane, jr. burglary; Bridget
Devine, prox.
Nicholas Devine pros.
II. Thomas Kane, jr., pointing pistol
Bridget Devine, proX.
u. Thomas Kane, jr., assault and bat
terry; Nicholas Devine, pros.
13. Thomas Kane, jr., assault and battery
Bridget Devine, proX.
IA. Alfred Dow, David Griffiths, burglary
w. Il. Simpson, pros.
15 Judson D. Aylsworth, embezzlement by
tax collector; w. V. Good, pro.
16, Eugene Courtright, Frank Dunn, John
Wilkinson, attempt at burglary
Frank Robling jr., pros.
II. John Barrett, larceny and receiving
90 Frank Robling, jr., pros. no..or,
Frank Robling, jr., pros,
1s. Oliver Keys, larceny and receiving
Frank Robling, jr., pros.
20. John Howley, larceny and receiving
Frank Robling, ,tr, pros.
q. Michael Dwyer, alias Mcclure, larceny
and receiving; Frank Robling, jr
pros.
90. John Howley, larceny and receiving
Frank Robling, jr., pros
%. Martin Mulhall, pointing pistol; George
Smith, pros.
TUESDAY, APRIL 10.
"a. Ollie Teal larceny and receiving
Frank Robling. jr., pros.
%. Ollie Teal larceny and receiving
Frank Robling, jr., pros.
26. Ollie Teal, larceny and receiving
Frank Robling, jr,. pros.
q. Michael McNulty, burglary; Stepher
Flanagan, pros.
IS. John Cheruey, aggravated assault ant
battery; Thomas Leyshon, pros
90. Wilson S. Fegely, false pretenses
George W. Plant, pros.
80. Daniel Fallon, Sylvester Fallon, Pat
rick McHale, Harry Messet, larcen!
and receiving; Martin Crippen, pros
81. Andrew Quinn, false pretenses; Charlie
G. Evans, pros.
S2 John Bacon, defrauding boarding
house; John Flanaghan pros.
33 Kate Flanaghan, common scold; Pat
rick j. Ward, pros.
a. Edward f. Keating, aggravated as
sault and battery; Thomas f. Meas
her, pros.
S5. Charles Chapman, false pretenses; II
GoldSChager, pros.
36. James H. Davitt. larceny by bailee; T
f. Callahan, pros.
| 81. Catharine Vincenus, assault and bat
terry; Mary Sardinella, proX.
| SO. Thomas Grier, statutory burglary; Da
vid u. Roche, pros.
| 80. Patrick Cunningham, statutory burg
larry; David p. Roche, pros.
| 40. John Campbell, statutory burglary
William Allspaugh, pros.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL II.
Al. Andrew Pollya, murder; Thomas Ley
| shon, pros.
i2. p. j. conway. selling liquor on Sun
day; Patrick McPeak, pros.
| 43. p. j. Conway, disorderly house; Pa,
rick McPeak, pros.
| Al. +. j. Conway, selling liquor withou
| license; Patrick McPeak, pros,
| 45. Martin Hanley, alias Henry Martin
John Richards, Joseph Sullivan, as
sault and battery; Frank Roblinl
| jr., pros
46. Dram Spencer, attempt at rape; Henri
eta Meister proX,
| AZ. Peter Ditmore, false pretenses; ID.
| Williams, pros.
IS. c. l.. Rice, embezzlement; Martl
| Clark, pros.
40. Carrie Getz, forgery; d. d. Evan!
50. Walter OConnor, assault and battery
| J. r. Whiting. pros
| 81. Walter OConnor, disturbing publ
| meeting; j. 4. Whiting, pros.
50. Isaac Harris, forncation and bas
| tardy; Kate Schneider, proX.
| SO. Peter Sheridan, jr., malicious mis-
chief; Thomas Mannion, pros
81. Charles Higgins, malicious mischief
Thomas Mannion. pros. A..
50. Luke Walsh, Hugh Gilmore MART
Cawley, Patrick Boland, cuttin
timber trees; John Coslett, pros.
Sc. Samuel Lesh cutting timber trees
| John r. Coslett pros.
| 81. Charles Fields. larceny and receiving
Frank Robling, jr, pros,
IS. Charles Fields, larceny and receiving
Frank Robling, jr., pros,
50. Patrick Nealon, fornication; Selin
| Cooper, proX.
| 60. Patrick Connor, Michael Feury, Pa
| rick Feury, Michael Diamond, Tho
Clark, statutory burglary; Marti
| Crippen, pros.
61 William Joyce, James Lavelle, statr
tory burglary; Martin Crippen, pro-
THURSDAY, APRIL Is.
81, William Wall, breaking jail; Willial
., r. simpson, pros,
6S. John Toohill, statutory burglary; Fran
Roblng, jr., pros.
81. John Leetock, larceny and receiving
| Peter Swinton, pros.
| %. John Leetock, larceny and receiving
| John Leptuck, pros.
| 66. John Leetock, larceny and receiving
| Joseph Maisor, pros.
Il 81. Michael Shareck, selling liquor will
| out license; Timothy Jones, pros.
6S. Richard Hull, larceny and receiving
John Flaherty, pros.
60. Edward George, fornication and bal
tardy; Jacob zintel, pros.
70. A. w. Brundage, public nuisance; i
l.. Thompson, pros.
II. Robert Hand. statutory burglar!
Hugh A, Howell, pros.
72. Edward Nangorder, larceny and n
ceiving; Catharine Coyle prox.
70. A. H. Moody. embezzlement; Alexal
der Sikofsky, pros.
"a. A. II. Moody, larceny by bailee; Alel
ander Sikofsky pros.
70. Jennie Smith, keeping bawdy hous
William Howley, pros.
rs. John Lyons, assault and batter,
.t Charles N, Fox, pros
n. John Lyons, malicious mischie
Charles N. Fox, pros.
rs. John Laughney, assault and batter.
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