The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-03-23
POTTSvILLE NEWS.
Court Proceedings Coupled with Item. of
General Character.

Pottsville, Mar. 23-The case Of Mrs.
Ellen keogh vs.. Carl Wychulis has been
called up for trial. This is a case involving a
rent and damage claim of about $500. The
parties are from Shenandoah. Mrs Keogb
owns a property on East Centre street. in that
town, and Wychulis conducted saloon in
the place. Ii is alleged that he became i'm
arrears for almost a years rent, at $40 per
month, and left the property IN a dilapidated
condition, for which damages are asked
Ihe hearing before Commissioner Moore in
the case against Michael j. Seaman Receiver
oi taxes, OF Shenandoah, and the sureties on
ms lev6 bond was to have been resumed this
morning, but, owing to other engagements of
several OF the counsel, it was postponed until
tomorrow morning, at ten O'Clock
Christ. Bassler, North Mannheim hotel
keeper, Is a defendant in a peculiar suit
which is brought in behalf of the Common.
wealth by Warden Levan before 'squire
lster to recover the penalty imposed bv an
ACT oil tho Legislature upon person or
persons who may bring liquor into a priso,
for inmates without the KNOWLEDGE OF the
Keepers. On Monday last it is alleged. this
ueIendant brought liquor to couple of the
inmates who were employed in the laundry
lhey imbloed TO intOxication, aud got into
quarrel with another prisoner. Blows re-.
suited and, bleeding from wounds inflicted
the prisoner the drunken ones had assaiIed
entered the office Of that institution and
made complaint. Investigation brought the
information as above alleged. Bassler will be
given hearing next Tuesday.
Letters testamentary were issued to Mary
A. Henry on the estate Of Edward Henry
late of Pottsville, deceased. and to sarah
forger on the estate Of Christian Porger. late
of Ashland, deceased,
DEEDS RECORDED.
Isaac Patrick and wife to Volunteer Fin
Company No. 1, premises in Tower Citv.
Sheriff of Schuylkill county to William NJ
Bachert premises in Kline township: William
M. Bachert and wife to George W. Engle
premises in McAdoo; William w. THOMPSON
to smith Martin, premises in Porter town |
ship; Lehigh Valley Coal CompanH 10
Catherine Stein, premises in Swatara; Daniel |
D Atlhouse and wife to Anna r Garis. !
premises in Port Clinton.
CASES ENDED.
A verdict in favor Of the plaintiff for 80 oe |
was rendered in the case of Kossuth Bickle- |
man VS.. Nicholas Brenner. The claim was
for 1921 90.
The jury in the case of John Medals. of |
Shenandoah VS.. W. r. f. Weiner 4 Co.. of |
Sunbury, the jury rendered verdict in favor
of the plaintiff. The suit was brought to
recover saloon fixtures
In the case of Steve Gomanelsly VS.
Michael Pribula, both parties of Shenandoah
the jury rendered a verdict for the plaintiff
for S54 so.
In the case of the Lehigh Coal and Navipa.
tion Company, to the use of Daniel Hughes
VS.. Ann aud Daniel Hughes, an action to
recover on a mortgage verdict was entered
by agreement in favor of the plaintiff for
$50, reduction of 500 on the claim.
OTHER CASES
The case of Thomas Ward VS.. Washington |
Hook and Ladder Company of Mahanov |
City, suit to recover benefits on the death |
OF the plaintiff S wife, will go to the jury to-
day.
The suit of the Chequasset Lumber Com
pany VS.. Hunter F. Bright is on trial
SERIOUS CHARGE.
Christ. Bassler, proprietor of the Seven
stars hotel, has been prosecuted by Prison
Levan ona charge of giving liquor
to the prisoners, causing them to attack each
other and also other inmates. The hearing
will be held before Justice Fister next Tues
lay.
ODDS AND ENDS
marriage license was granted to Ezra D.
Aungst and Carrie Roger, both of Pinegrove
township.
Letters of administration were granted to
Mary A. Berger, on the estate of George
Berger, late Of Pinegrove township deceased.
Gold edge glassware at Giryin's. Your
,hoice, 10 cents. s-23-3t