The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-06-23
COURT At
pOTTSVILLE.
Big Batch of Ignored Bills by the Grand
Jury.
THEY FORM A RECORD BREAKER
A Number of Cases Disposed of in the
Criminal Court-The Fraclkvine Bur
glars Receive Heavy Sentences.
Equity Suit to Recover
Real Estate.

Grand Jury, when Foreman De Turk handed
to Court such returns in the following cases.
George Waitkiewicz. selling liquor on
Sunday, oath of Joseph Nawsiewicz VIM
Reed selling liquor without license. oath OF
r. 7. Brown Patrick Quinn, selling liquor
without license and on Sunday, two
cases, oath of Victor Imbrogno Harvey
Cam, betrayal, oath Of Lizzie Seymore
Palus Yeukalawicz and William Ro'
mansky, fornication, two cases, oath OF
Peter Zugavatsky and Anthony Samonsky,
respectively; Anthony Shamonsky, aggra-
waited assault and battery to kill oath OF
Eva Shamonsky; Joe Strobo assault and bat.
terry, oath of Frank Yodas Mike Malavage,
larceny as bailee, cath of Joseph Malssky;
Andy Norvish, assault and battery, oath of
Andrew Druch; Thomas McBreeu, assault
and battery, oath of John Phillips; Philip
Reed, aggravated assault and battery
oath of Thomas Phillips John Dodes, assault
and battery, oath of Maggie Johnson Pat
rick Flaherty, assault and battery, oath of
Mary Coyne Catherine Gowansl1y, malicious
mischief, oath of Martin Maholoky; j. II.
Dixon, assault and battery, oath of Richard
Elliott; Alexander lapel assault and
battery, oath Of Mathew Surban Andrew
Mayorish, assault and battery, oath of John
/ Ihtkot hdlltI NlltOWAkY ana Nnarle8
Jones, larceny, etc, and malicious mischief.
oath of Annie Lithunak; Joseph Kolida, as
sault and battery, oath of NJ Walukiewicz /;
Andrew Kutkewicz, assault and battery,
oath OF John j. Rock Kate Moselofsky,
larceny, etc, oath of VIM. ZelInsky; Thomas
Ondusko and Joseph Klopatch, assault and
battery, oath of John Kessellik Matt.
Sconedo, George Skrupus and John Benas-
hefsky, assault and battery, oath of
Joseph Shelinsky Maggie Leacka
common nuisance, oath of Enoch Spela /:
EnOch Mickloskee, malicious mischief, oath
of Thomas TregOr; Peter Tomshitus, assault
and battery, oath of Thomas Tregor; An
drew Lilleck, cheating boarding house
keeper, oath of John Frank Peter Baran-
Owsky and Joseph Kusawicz, assault and
battery, oath of Enoch Sadowski; Thomas
Damanilus, assault and battery, oath of VIM.
Barnett; Michael Simkowich and nine others,
assault and battery, oath of Peter Baran-
owsky Mike Admitys, larceny, &C., oath of
Jol Shuyder; Michael Dennis, aggravated
assault and battery, oath of Michael Ballso 4;
Joseph Koslosky, assault and battery, oath
of Francisco Koslosky; John Mudri, assault
and battery, oath of Mike Greczyki; NJ
Pincus, false pretence oath of j. Isaac
Smith John Stemba, cheating boarding
house keeper, oath of Julia Osakawiska ;
Dominick SmydOzwicz aggravated assault
and battery, oath of A. Salzolis; George
Luzusis, assault, oath of Rowland Karzuba !;
Jos. Kish assault and battery. oath of Mike
Siko; David Luks, alias David Mcclure, assault
and battery, oath of Anthony Vincent; John
Valse, larceny, &c. oath Of Anthony Duma-
lewicz; Veronica Casper, larceny, &C., oath
of William Shields.
No true bill we're found and the costs went
on the county in the cases Of William Gilars,
charged with larceny, &C., by George Gre
bowsky, and Kate Moselosky, alleged to have
committed larceny, &C., oath of William
Zelinskey.
| CONSTABLE PETKUs PROSECUTOR.
The Grand Jury last evening reported true
bills against Michael Mikashefski, Joseph
KOkonoski and Mike Powtenas, the New
Philadelphia salOonkeepers reported to court
last Monday by Constable Joseph Petkus
CRIMINAL COURT.
Joe Butanavich assault and battery oath
of John Jariskis, not guilty, but pay the
costs.
David Sterner, malicious mischief, oath of
Elizabeth Reese; pay the costs, IS fine and
avoid the house of the prosecutrix.
Henry Drumheller, betrayal oath of Mary
G. BrObst, pleaded guilty not sentenced.
Peter Kendrick, assault and battery, oath
of John L. Bond, pleaded guilty $50 fine
and costs.
James Bowles, betrayal, oath of Bella
Bressleri pleaded guilty usual sentence.
Benjamin o. Reiner, receiving stolen goods,
oath of F. II. Scott not guilty, by direction
of the court.
John NJ. Reiner, receiving stolen goods,
oath of F. H. Scott not guilty, by direction
of the court.
Catherine Higgins false pretence, oath of
]. II. Trumbo, not guilty, prosecutor for the
costs.
William and Mary Curry. threats, oath of
F. Buehler each side to pay half the costs.
Andrew E. Schmid, larceny and receiving
stolen goods, oath of John From; not guilty,
costs equally divided
James Brady. larceny and receiving stolen
goods, oath of Owen Doubt, not guilty aud
prosecutor pay the costs
Andrew Michael, larceny and receiving
stolen goods, oath of Lloyd Martz, not guilty,
by direction of the court
BURGLARS SENTENCED.
George Clark, alias Buffalo Star" Charles
Harris, alias Thomas Stricken. and Frank
Miller, alias Evan Kerwin, were tried before
Judge Beehtel this morning on several
charges arising from the robbing of the p. &
r. tool house at Frackville, firing revolvers
at those who attempted to arrest them, and
stealing clothing from freight car at East
Mahanoy Junction. @, & I. Policemen
Wynn and Goudge were the prosecutors.
John F. Whalen represented the Common
wealth and L. d. Haughawout the
accused. The jury found the men guilty.
After giving each lecture Judge Beohtel
sentenced them to pay the costs $500 fine and
serve four years in the county prison on the
charge of burglary the costs, S25 fine and
six months on the larceny charge; the costs,
IS fine and six months on the other charges.
All the prisoners are young men.
1 MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Frank Palonus and Agnes Sideravish,
Mahanoy City; Lewis ]. Wentz and Name
Hales, MahanOy City,
SUIT IN EJECrMENr.
suit in eiectment was entered at the Pro.
thOnotary's office this morning by Daniel
Hendricks and Others against sallie A. Senior