The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-11-27

following tmud Jurors Tor the term OF
criminal court to begin Monday, January /,
1900 Joseph Morgan, laborer, Gilbertou;
Joseph Schappell, farmer, Wayne township;
T.. J Webb, student, fremont township;
John II Hefner, farmer, Washington town.
ship, F. f. Sitter, merchant, West Penn
township; George Matz miller. Wash.
ingtau township; Milton Miller, laborer
POttsville; Harrison j. Williams. coal
Inspector Mnersville; George Kessler, lab
orer, Butler township; Domiuick Monaghan
laborer, Girardville; Charles Schmolze miner
Minersvile Harry Leuhard, laborer, Pine
grove BOROUGH Morris Yeager, laborer, Palo
Alto; Fred W. Kutzer, laborer, Branch town
ship; John B. Breisch, grocer. Mahanoy City,
James Reese, laborer, Girardville; Martin
Dewitt, laborer, West Mahanoy township;
John Schmink, laborer, YOrkville; Charles f.
Kaufman. merchant, Gordon; Andrew Ryan,
laborer, Norwegian township; Daniel @ Ford
engineer, Palo Alto; Samuel Batdorff, laborer
fremont township; Jacob Billman, carpenter
Delano Daniel 5. Reber farmer South Man
helm.
PETIT JURORS.
The following are among the petit jurors
drawn for duty beginning Monday, January
l. 1900: John Round, laborer. Gilbe-ton
Joseph Ryan, merchant Shenandoah; Frank
W Davis. miner Union township; William
Dcoing, laborer, Mahanoy township; William
Taylor. saloon keeper, Fiaekville; James X
Moser, farmer, Union township; James Bell,
water superintendent, Shenandoah; Max
Levitt, merchant, Shenandoah; Edward
Weeks, saloonkeeper, Gilberton; ]. Harry
Stdfole, salesman, Tamaqua Joseph Lutz,
farmer, Union township; Thomas Bradley,
barber, Frackyille; Keiran Faherty, aborer,
Mahauoy City; W. J. Portz, clerk, Shenan-
doah Gus Weber, carpenter, Mahauoy City;
Fen. Cooper engineer, Mahanoy City John
Malev foreman West MahanOy township
George Dengler laborer, Shenandoah John
@ Mallory. salooukeepur, Frackville ; David
Owens, laborer. Shenandoah David Ring
heiser, laborer Shenandoah; Buzey Richards,
civil engineer, East Mahanoy township.
/ Michael Murphy. labOrer, and Matt. Delaney,
miner both Of Shenandoah, were drawn for
duty beginning January s, 1900
sHERIFF's DEEDS.
Sheriff TuOe this morning acknowledged
the following deeds in open court To Wash
iugtou n B & l.. Assn, property Of Jacob
S. Godschal New Ringgold, $500; to Miners
NJ & L. & L. Assn Of Shenandoah, prop
city of William J. Delahanty, $50; to Thomas
aud James Bracey. property of Sylvinia
Rismiller, Butler township, 500; to James NJ
Reichwine, property Of George d. Stamm
East Brunswick township, $50; to George
Sookaloski, property Of George Sockaloski
Shenandoah, $500; to Samuel Rober S, prop
erty of NJ. H. Master, Shenandoah, $3.50; t
John Veith, property of William and Ann
Scheib, Hegins township, $50.
DEEDS RECORDED.
William Smith aud wife to Elizabeth Kant
ner, premises in Cressona John Flemmin.
and others to Mary Flemming premises il
Ashland. Two deeds from Margaret Hig
gins, guardian, and others, to 'ohn f. Hig
gins, for properties in Tamaqua, were filed.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Charles Hend err Of fremont and Melindi
Bettinger, of Newtown; Joseph A. Walsl
and Mary Ann Dean. of Gilbertou; Henri
Curtis Bond and Anna Catherine Kucuig
Tamaqua Lewis Bixler aud Mary Jan
Bainbridge, of Higgins townships Harye!
Snyder anl Gertie Lebo, of Porter township
LICENSE TRANSFERS
Michael Peters Second ward Of Shenan
doah, to Anthony Sohmcker; Fred. A. Funk
Second ward of Pottsyllle, to Matthew Cries
, baum.
, ARGUMENT POSTPONED.
r In the case of the Schuylkill Traction Com
} pany VS.. Borough of Shenandoah, Judg
Henning defers fixing the date for argumeD
until he disposes OF other important cases be
fore him.
SENTENCES REDUCED.
In the case of William and John Durham
d sentenced to pay S25 fine and serve l
K months, each, for assault aud battery au
a larceny on oath of Matt. Cherokas aud q
!. which motion was made by NJ. NJ. Burke
r Esq to reduce the sentences, Judge Becht,
L reduced the sentences to Sl5 fine and l
It months, each.
APPoINTED DISTRIBUTOR.
IS Charles f. Breckons, Esq was appointe
Auditor to distribute S27, 500, the proceeds
the sale of Pottsyille Iron and Steel Con
pany's plant
s. PROSECUTIONS ORDERED.
ct Judge Henning this morning handed dow
" an order directing the District Attorney
L. prosecute Lewis Bender, of VIM. Penn,
le follows:
Dt And now, to wit:-November 27, 1899,
IL appearing to the court on the trial OF the ca,
lie Of Andrew Koras and others. charged wit
Is murder, that one Lewis Bender is engaged
n the sale of spirituous liquors without
license; the District Attorney is now directC
to present the case to the next Grand Jui
for bill Of indictment charging the sa
rs crime"
'si CHARTERS GRANTED.
II Charters were granted to Monument Cou
ell No s47, of Ginrdville, and Carpent
Council No. s4s, of Ashland, Jr. o. U. A. J
nc NEW TRIALS REFUSED.
en- The motions for new trials in the cases
ss- Joseph Maximowicz, found guilty Of reoei
Ing .t. len goods, and Peter Swadgis, foul
gu Of larceny, we're refused by Jud
Heu.lng.
or CHARTER APPLICATION.
ny An application for charter was filed
le' Washington Camp No. 125 P. o. S. Of A.,
Giurdyille.
DIVORCE CAsEs.
An alias subpoena in divorce was issued
Robert vs. Sarah Kent Sterling.
all A petition for divorce was filed in Sallie
John F. Neuman, on the ground Of er
treatment, aud subpoena was issued
The report Of +. p. KTebs, examiner in