The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-03-11
THE COUNTY COURT.
several Criminal Gases Disposed of Yester-
day and To-day.

Pottsylle, Mar 11-Among the Shenan-
duah cases disposed Of at criminal court yes
terlay was one in which three boys were
charged by he Keheleth Israel Synagogue
trustees with damages to the edifce by throw.
ing suowbal- and ce and disturbing the SER
vices. The boys charged were Martin Mona
CHAN, Alvin Richards and Martin Burns. The
case occupied the attention If the court for
some time and a number Of witnesses were
examined. The jury rendered a verdict
finding the boy not guilty and dividing the
costs between them and the prosecutors
Frank Kamautisa and Joseph Urban, of
Sheandoah, were convicted Of assault and
battery, on oath of Peter Bautsky. Ka-
mautisa was sentenced to pay a fine Of $40
costs of prosecution, and serve 30 days after
the expiration Of sentence imposed upon
him in a case of assault and battery brought
by John Pekitus. Urban received a sentence
of two months. costs aud $40 fno.
John Parft, an old man Of Mahanoy City,
pleaded guilty to a charge of larceny as
bailee and received a sentence of 90 days, S.
fine and costs. He had restored the misap-
proprated property. The complaint was
made by Merriam Herring and Jane Bowen
Joseph Yaksts, surety, oath of John Bull
cavitch court directed defendant to pay
costs
! John Bulcavitch, desertion and non-sup
/ port on oath of his wife, pay the costs, $40
! per month for one year and give 500 bond.
John Schur assault and battery, oath of
/ II. Tiberg guilty s. due pay the costs aud
90 to Jail.
Edward Rock, larceny, oath Of II. H.
Davis, guilty, s25 fine costs aud three
months in Jail.
The case of William Hac&ett, charged with
melicious mi.chief in turning railroad
switch at Mahanoy City, on oath Of Police
man Smith, who caught him in the act, was
allied for trial yesterday The defendant is
fourteen years old. The case was ad-
iourned until Monday, owing to the usual
half holiday on Saturday, and to allow the
Judges and lawyers to attend the Ramsey
Potts funeral.
Tuesday has been fixed for the beginning
Of the trial of the Newcastle Township
School Board.
DEEDS RECORDED
The following deeds were recorded thi.
morning
From Thomas Dalton to Christ. Schmidt
property in Shenandoah.
= From. Charlotte Hess to John NJ. Book tive
properties in Shenandoah.
From Ella j. Keiter to c. d. Reshel
premises in St. Clair.
=. From Charles Copeland and wife to j J
Keller, property in Frackville.
THE BAR ASSOCIATION,
l. special meeting of the Bar Association
was held this morning to adopt resolution
y upon the death of w. Ramsey Potts, Esq
The meeting was presided over by Judge
e NIarr and Dunn, with G. E. Breckons secrc
tary. Messrs Henning and Schack mad
y addresses enlogiziug the deceased, atte
which resolutions were presented an
u adopted
THE GRAND JURY REPORT
y The Grand Jury this morning reported hay
u ing passed upon 1Os bills of indictment, SO o
. which were found true bills and 23 not tru
= bills. The costs in 90 of the cases ignore
were put on the prosecutors and only in on
NJ instance on the county. The Jury recon
~ mended that the walls about the prison /
:" repaired. and that they be topped with ne
fences. 1t also endorsed the prison manag
- ment.