The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-06-21
POTTSvILLE NEWS.

True bills were found The prosecutor was
G & L. Policeman Samuel Wynn. The ac-
cused are men who committed burglary at
Fmckvile and shot at workmen who fol-
lowed them up, but failed to hit any of them
ROADS REPORTED.
Luke walsh, constable of the Fourth ward
Shenandoah has reported the roads at Dunn's
Hill aud Klondike in bad condition The
latter road is reported as being wholly unfit
for travel
PROPERTY SALE.
James Medlar and wife have sold TO
George II. Halberstadt, NJ D, their York.
vile property for $1,000. The doctor has
made it his summer home.
ORPHANS COURT
In the matter of the Matthias Kemmer
estate the return of sale was confirmed uisi.
The bond of the guardian Of Mamie Folk,
nee Knittle, in the sum Of $500, with the
schuylkill Trust Company as surety, was
approved.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Matthias Anzulis Of Shenandoah, and Mrs
Rosie Rezwizkani, of Middleport.
L. o. Wertman West Penn Twp, Schuyl-
kill county, and Minnie +. Rober, East Penn
Twp, Carbon county.
Antonio Giordano and Angelina Roschi,
Cass township.
Anthony Aliyoshus and Perone szmulks.
zute, New Philadelphia.
Simon Synkiewicz and Eva Zagerinski, Of
VIM Penn, Shaft p. o.
Hilari Telep and Alexandria Kowalczyk,
of St. Clair.
DEEDS RECORDED.
From f. J. Menge ct al to S. p. Cressnger
premises in Wayne township; from Tower
City school district to Hannah r. Henry,
premises in Tower City; from Jonathan
Miller and wife to George Breiner, premises
in West Penn from Jonas Breiner ct al to
George Breiner premises in West Penn !;
from Charles J. Glace and wife TO John
Kemmer, premises in Tamaqua from Lehigh
Valley Coal Company to Mary Jane Fogarty
premises in Palo Alto from Mary j. Fogarty
to Bridget Condor, premises in Palo Alto:
from Charles J. Glace and wife to John KEN
mer, premises in Tamaqua; from Jonathan
Miller and wife to George Bremen, premises
in West Penn Twp: from Frank II. Kaufman
and wife to Patrick Harold premises in
Porter Twp; from Elias Miller and wife to
John II. Hornish, premises in Porter Twp;
from Franklin b. Kershner and others TO
Philadelphia & Reading Railway Company
premises in Drehersville; from James Cav
anaugh and others to Elizabeth Z. Cayan-
augh, premises in Palo Alto; from Joseph A.
Schaifer and wife to Lewis Steigerwalt,
premises in West Penn Twp from William
Setback and wifeto Mary NJ Martz premises
in fremont Twp.
LAW STUDENTS.
| Eleven embryo law students were OK
amined by the Bar committee this morning
! for commission to a three-years preliminary
course of study before final admission to the
Bar. There are nine subjects of study. d
c. Henning, George NJ. Roads and Fergus G.
Faraquhar, Esqs., and Hon G. c. Matten
conducted the examination. The applicants
examined were A Ernst, of Llewellyn
John O. Adamson, st. Nicholas; John J.
Reilly, Pottsville S. H. Foley, Gilberton
Patrick H. Burke Shenandoah George L
Merrick, Delanoi Phaon L. Shelby, Pine.
grove; NJ. H. Weiss Schuylkill Haven
John J. Reilly, John J. Coughlin and Daniel
J. Ferguson, of Shenandoah. The latter has
not selected his perceptor.
THE BARRAsPARAs.
Maggie Barasparas, of West Mahanoy
township, against whom true bills were
found for selling liquor on Sunday and with
out license, was called for trial this morn.
ing She pleaded guilty to both charges
Sentence was deferred until next Saturday t,
allow her time to close her private affairs
Her husband is now in Jail on practically the
same charges. This ends a long series Of
suits in the criminal courts in which these
people have figured as defendants and prose
cutors The charges against Maggie were
made by Martin Murray.
Fire was discovered in the large store O
William Lecher, at Fishbach on the out
skirts of Pottsville, at about two o'clock thi
afternoon The flames made such rapiC
headway that second alarm was sounded.