Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-07
PARDONS COURT IS
IN SESSION TODAY
Many from Essex County
Among Applicants for Re-
lease from Prison.

SEA GRIT, N. j., July THE Court
of Pardons is meeting here today.
Some of those who have applied for
a pardon are Richard A Brock, At
lantic county murderer, sentenced to
thirty years; Charles Deichman, Ber-
gen county, arson, seven to fifteen
years; Cancelli Giavanni, Camden
county murderer, sentenced to twenty
five years; Oliverio Dominica, for
murder in the second degree SEN
fenced to thirty years. Alexander
Wajoros, Middlesex county murderer,
sentenced to twenty years; Sannarine
Safardino, Middlesex county, for
murder. sentenced to eight years.
Following are those of Essex whose
appeals are up for consideration:
Sabine Accamando, larceny from
the person and receiving, sentenced
April 10, 1911, term three years, ex-
piration June 8, 1914; John Adams,
breaking, entering and larceny, SEN
fenced January 81. 1910, term six
years, expira ton December Fl, 1914;
John Burns. entering. larceny and re-
Sewing, sentenced May 1, 1911, term
three years, expiration November 4.
1918; Angelo Cafuno murder second
degree, sentenced April 20, 1901, term
twenty-five years, expiration June 70,
1913; BENJAMIN Chambers, larceny
and receiving sentenced May Is, 1911,
term five years, expiration May 26,
1915; Samuel Cohen, arson, sentenced
May 25, 1908, term ten years, ex-
piration March %, 1915; Dennis
Conroy larceny, sentenced De-
cember 81, 1908, term seven years,
expiration November q, 1914 second
term; Robert Cowan, breaking, en-
tering, larceny and receiving, sem
fenced May 2, 1910, term seven years,
expiration December 6, 1915; Clara
Cowans larceny and receiving, sem
fenced June 49, 1911, term three years,
expiration December Il, 1913; Joseph
Denike, larceny from person and re-
ceiving, sentenced May l, 1911, term
three years, expirati November a.,
1913; Stella Denike, larceny from per-
son and receiving, sentenced May l,
1911, term three years, expiration No
vember 4, 1913; Vito Antonio De Pas
cal. larceny and receiving, sentenced
April TO- 1911, term seven years, ex-
piration November 4, 1916; Thomas
Dorsey, attempt breaking and enter
ing with intent, etc. sentenced No
vember 6, 1911, term one and half
to three years-$1 900 fine, expiration
May Is, 1913 (minimum); Glen Dray-
ton, larceny and receiving, sentenced
May To- 1911, term five years, eXpira-
ton May &c, 1915: James Galato ar
son, sentenced May 81, 1912, term
three and one-half to seven years,
expiration April 10, 1916; Herman
Gross, embezzlement, sentenced April
Is, 1910, term one and half to three
years, expiration April 10. 1914 (mini-
snum).
Edward NJ. Hough, breaking, enter
fng and larceny, sentenced May 10,
1872 term three and a half to seven
years, expiration November 20, 1915
(minimum) William Hunter, enter
ing, larceny. sentenced May 8. 1911,
term four years, expiration August
Is, 1914; Joseph Kearny, breaking and
entering, sentenced July l, 1910, term
seven years, expiration February 3,
1916; George Keber, arson, sentenced
April 4, 1910, term seven years, ex-
piration November 8, 1915; Joseph La
moine, assault and battery and Grim
inal assault, sentenced March IS, 1910,
term seven years, expiration Febru
airy 30, 1916, third term; Angelo Lar
diero, assault and battery, sentenced
January s, 1912, term one to three
years, $3.50 fine, July II, 1918 (mini-
NUM- Peter Lawson. larceny, SEN
fenced September 2, 1910, term five
years, expiration November IT, 1914;
Henry Lowenthal, larceny and receiv-
ing, sentenced December s, 1911. term
three to six years, expiration Febru-
airy 2, 1915 (minimum); Vito A. Mas
sino, manslaughter, sentenced Decem-
Der %. 1908, term ten years, expira-
ton October 10, 1916; Henry Maxwell,
breaking, entering, larceny and re-
ceiving, sentenced September 16, 1910,
term five years, expiration September
20. 1914; John Menoly, assault and
battery and abuse, sentenced January
is, 1911, term five years expira ton
January 26, 1915; William Q. Miller.
subornation of perjury. sentenced
May 81. 1912, term two and one-half
to seven years, expiration December
3, 1914 (mnimum); Edward G. Nit
chell, breaking. entering and receiv-
ing, sentenced January 81, 1911. term
five years, expiration February s. 1915;
Louis Morelli breaking, entering, lar
ceny and receiving, sentenced June 26i
1912. term three and half to seven
years, expiration January 2. 1916
tminimum); John Norton, assault and
battery and attempt at assault, SEN
fenced November 20, 1911. term one
and a half to three years, $1,000 fine,
expiration May %. 1918 (minimum);
Antonio PARSE. murder, second de-
gree, sentenced May Z, 1908, term ten
years, expiration February 81, 1915.
Ssaetano Pennelli, conspiracy. sem
fenced May l, 1911. term two years;
Samuel Pine, killing horse, SEN
xenced February 20, 1911 term three
years expirati ton December "a, 1913;
Agostino Sarno. larceny from the
person, sentenced April 10, 1911, term
seven years, expiration November IA,
1916; John Browning Smith, unlawful
operation, sentenced May s, 1911, term
three years six months, expiration
April 49, 1914: William M. Spencer,
assault. sentenced March 2S, 1910,
term ten years, expiration June 20,
1918: Frederick E. Van Nest, break
ing, entering. larceny and receiving,
sentenced May 10, 1909. term seven
years, expiration February 8, 1915;
John Van Ripper, assault and battery
and abuse, sentenced May rs, 1908,
term twelve years, expiration June
II, 1917; Giuseppi Viggiano, murder
second degree, sentenced June 26, 1905,
term thirty years, expiration July
II. 1925; Charles Wager, assault and
battery. sentenced April 10, 1911, term
three years, expiration October -,
1913; William H. White assault
and battery and abuse. sentenced
April Is. 1910 term five years, expira-