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List of Causes Set Down for Trial for the Session Commencing Monday, March 20. Subjoined is a list of criminal cases set down for trial at the term of court of Oyer and Terminer to be held at Smeth port, commencing on Monday, March 29, 1880. MONDAY'S List, Commonwealth va. Robert Butler; No. 2, Dec. Oyer and Terminer, 1879, charge, Murder of Henry butler. TURSOATS LIS, Commonwealth va. 3. B. King; No. 4 February Oyer and Terminer, 1320, Receiving stolen brass goods. W. F. Crave prosecutor, same va. A. Gilchrist; No. 5 Februa ry Oyer and Terminer, 1880, Receiving stolen brass goods. N. W. Beeman prosecutor, Same va. John Scott; No. 142 Septem ber session, 1870. Selling liquor with out license, Constable's return. same va. Frank Carter and Charles Terry; No. 9 February Session, 1880, Selling Ugner on Sunday, Game vs. John Mahoney; No. 11 Feb ruary session, 1880. Larceny of money. James Fox, prosecutor, Sameys, Hugh Massey and William Bidwell; No. 13 February session, 1880. Larceny of brass goods. 38. B. Ning, prosecutor, Sameys, Barney Forst and Jacob Olshoffsky; No. 2? February session, 1880. Conspiracy to cheat and defraud. J. H. Hard, prosecutor, WEDNESDAY'S Lis., Commonwealth vs. A. C. Williams: No. 24 February ¢easion, 1880. Malice ious Injury to gas pipe. C. E. Hequen bourg, prosecutor, Same va. ree. ees No. 36 yebyusr, sion,580. Larceny of set away Tohn Shicernee Prosecutor, Same va. P. W. Lapher, /. Dyer et. al. , No. 42 February session, 1890. Forci ble entry and detalyer. Wan. Chambers, Prosecutor. Same va. Chauncey Huff, No. 46 Feb ruary session, 1990. Aggravated assault and battery. John Omough, prose cutor. Same vs. Edward Lansberry and Joseph Lansberry; No. 50 Feruary session, 1880. Assault and battery. Gen. James R. Slayton, prosecutor, * panfe vs. ¢.‘W. Osborn; No.'b2 Feb ruary session, 1880. Aggravated assault and battery. G. W. Miller, prosecutor. THURSDAY'S LIST, Hammonwealth vs. Patrick gallivan; No. di, be’ any in 1830. Surety of the peace. Margaret Sullivan, pros ecutor, Sameve. Harry Williams; No. 58, February session, 1880. Larceny. Nel son Morrill, prosecutor, Sameva, K. O. Gallup; No. 59, Feb ruary session, 1880. ‘Threats and surety of peace, ’ Amanda Gallup, prose cutor, . Same vs. Gree, Selly and Henry De Wolf; No. 61, February session, 1880, larceny of auger-atom and jars. Sher iff Sartwell, prosecutor. Same vs. 8, R. Dresser; No. 62, Feb ruary session, 1880, Felonious shooting with intent to kill. Thomas Connors, Prosecutor, Same vs. John Reynolds; No. 63, February session, 1880. Shreeny of iron tubing. J. B. Steele, prosecutor, Same vs. G. P. Brooks; No. 65, Feb ruary session, 1880. Cheating by false presences,its Jrons, prosecutor, FRIDAY'S LIST, Commonwealth vs. W. H. McAn drews; No. 67, Feb. season, 1980; as ault ‘and battery; ‘Tennis O'Keefe, prosecutor, Same vs. L. B. Burt; No. 75, Feb. session, 1880; selling liquor without li cense; Janes Clark, prosecutor, wame 920. Weays grae; No. 83, Feb. sess., 1890; selling liquor without li cense; Constable's return, Same vs. John Mahoney; No. 89,Feb. sess. 1880; assault and battery; James Fox, prosecutor, Same vs. James Mahoney; No. 90, Feb. sess., 1880; wantonly pointing fire arms; James Fox, prosecutor, Same vs. Frank Carter and Charles Terry; No. 91, Feb. sess., 1880; selling liquor to persons of known intemperate hetita, N. L. WILLARD, Dental Surgeon,next door to Hotel La Pierre. 1-14-cod-tr Dip you see the new song goods ust received at Conwin Rix’s, No. 8 ll Exchange, upstairs. H “Academy ‘of Music. One of the finest bills” of the season will be presented at the above pace this evening and during the week. Such names as ‘Shatcher and fame, who are probably the finest in their line that have ever appeared in this city, Reynolds and Cogell, standing at the head of the profession, and the Wil lams, Harry and Nellie, Jenl Havre, Jennie Lindsey and others are to be found on the long list of talented ar tists. An evening of genuine pleasure is offered all who may attend. Conwin EX, gentlemen tailors, have the most beautiful collection of cloths and cassimeres, for spring wear ever offered to this people Room No. 8, Oil Exchange, up stairs,
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Bradford, Pennsylvania, US
Mon, Mar 08, 1880
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