The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-23

Appear Their Balls Will Be For
feited-Not Many of the Higher
Grade of Crimes on the List.
District Attorney John r. Jones has
completed the trial list for the com
ing criminal court, which commences
Monday, Jan. 30. Three courts will run
during the two weeks. During the first
week, Hon. II. w. Archibald will pre-
side in court room No. 1, Hon. F. W.
Gunster In court room No. and Hon.
Allen Craig, president Judge of the
Forty-third judicial district, COM
prising Carbon and Monroe counties,
in court room No. 3. During the
second week, Hon. II. NJ. Ed
wards will preside in court room
president judge Of the Forty-fourth
judicial district, comprising Wayne and
Sullivan counties. in court room No. q.
The district attorney has placed 309
cases upon the list, which he expects
to entirely clear UP. Bail will be for
feited in all cases where defendants do
not appear at the time their cases are
marked for trial. The court promises
to be busy one and much public bus
mess will be disposed of. The follow
ing is the list:
FIRST WEEK-MONDAY, JAN. 30.
1. Thomas j. Davis, statutory burg
larry; John G. Price, pros.
2. James Howie, carrying concealed
weapons; Charles Pilger, pros.
3. Claud Knight, assault and battery;
w. J. Byrn, pros.
4. Wallace McMullen, exhibiting las
civiOus photograph; Lizzie May
Tappan, proX.
5. Peter Walsh, larceny and receiving;
John McAndrew, pros.
6. u. Lopatyner, larceny and receiv-
ing; n. ID. Rosenfelt, pros.
Z. William Ferris, larceny and receiv-
ing; Martin Gurrell. pros.
s. Thomas Sayers. larceny and receiv-
ing; Martin Gurrell, pros.
Q. Fred. Stuckey. felonious wounding;
Harry Martin, pros.
10. Norman Tuttle, pointing pistol; Al
bert Stiles, pros.
II. Anthony Goulden. assault and bat
terry; Martin Goulden, pros.
u. John Murphy, assault and battery;
James Doud. pros.
Is. William James, assault and bat
terry; Maggie James, prox
Il. Michael Osborne, assault and bat
terry; Peter Gard, pros.
10. Dangel LangOwski. assault and bat
terry; Charles LaskowslIi. pros
l6. Ernest Hope, William Mooney, alias
William Moore, statutory burg
larry; Martin Gurrel pros CM. f.
Handley).
terry; Mrs. William Gibney, proX
! Is. Michael Gallagher. Michael Gala
CHER. jr.. assault and battery
Gilbert WOrmuth, pros.
| 10. Ernest Hope. William Mooney. .statu.
! tory burglary: Martin Gurrell
pros CT. r. Bowen).
| 90. James Conners. jr., selling Liquor
without license; Thomas Leyshon
pros.
2l Harry Caskey larceny by bailee
! Alexander Dunn jr.. pros.
22. Patrick Munley, aggravated assaul
and battery: William Cosgrove
pros
TUESDAY. JAN. 81.
! %. s. b. Hosmer. false preienCes; f. ID
Brewster, pros.
| "a. William OBrien, statutory burglary
Martin Gurrell, pros.
! -. James Murphy, larceny and receiN
ing; Martin Gurrell, pros.
! 20. Fred. Nicholson, assault and bat
terry; Mary Jay proX.
-. John Coash, felonious woundng
Martin Gurrell, pros.
! 2s. Emmett Lowery, assault and bat
terry; Albert l.. Wright, pros.
| %. NJ. ROsenbluth, assault and battery
l.. Friedman. pros.
80. Frank KavalOfske, Peter Barb
soske, Carl Schneider, lgnatz BE
lonZa, aggravated assault AM
battery; Joseph Chonek, pros.
81. Frank Gydon. aggravated assault
and battery: Thomas Leyshon
pros
80. Jacob Baratto. attempt at rape
Mrs. a. Carmato, proX.
33. Samuel Smithrobbery; Martin Cur
rell. pros.
"a. George Breeen, assault and battery
Patrick Carney, pros.
So. Theodore Yourkivitz, assault an
battery; Amelia YourkiNitz, pro>
Sc. Curtis +. HelmeS. embezzlement
Fred. Theis, jr,, pros.
81. Michael Ryko, assault and battery
Michael Bovak. pros.
3S. John Murphy, assault and battery
Ernest Lowenstein, pros.
39 Herman Levy, larceny and receiv
ing; John w. Kirby, pros.
40. Anthony Durkin. Joseph Paytor
malicious mischief; Martin Cur
rell pros.
Al. Walter II. j. Moran, embezzlement
Robert A. Merrick, pros.
Az Joseph Wotoskey, alias Joseph Woy
cinoy, larceny and receiving; r.
len Bochinskv, proX.
43. Joseph Motley, rape; Annie Harwil
prON.
A. James Murphy, larceny and receiv
ing; Martin Gurrell, pros.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. l.
45. Thomas Naso, felonious attempt
Joseph Altonna, pros.