The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-08-09
PORTLAND AND VICINITY.
THE COURTS.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.


CRIMINAL TERMs-wALroN, j., PRESIDING,
WEDNEsDAy.-JamesA A. Frazier, indicted with
David W. Small, for larceny Of coin and currency
from the shop Of Messrs. Cummings g. Mitchell,
pleaded guilty. besG sa 7aF s..,. .....
James Spencer pleaded not guilty to an Indictment
charging him with lsrccny of watch from tho per-
son Of Michael Cunningham.
Charles D. Cove and John II. Kirk pleaded guilty
larceny of boat and some other articles from j..
i. Curit of Cumberland. ~ 2a
charlcsF Reynolds pleaded not guilty to an in
dictmont charging him with larceny Of an overcoat
and other articles from the dwelling house of Judge
Sheplcy.i al rlsH q -a,st,.f D...l -
Charles II. Miller, Indicted for larceny of grind
stone from George Barstow, in westbrook, pleaded
not guilty.
Thomas o'Neil, James Jones and John Mcgquicr
wcrc nrraigned FOR breaking and entering the sbop
of W.S. lIodsdon and stealing thcrefrom ouauti "
Of magazines, newspapers, SC. C'Ncil and Jones
pleaded not guilty. Mcgquicr pleaded guilty,
MARTHA 5. Mason and Charles H. Miller, Of Wind
ham indicted for adultery, pleaded not guilty.
Charles H. Miller, indicted for larceny of Chain
from Daniel D. Sawyer, of Windham, pleaded not
guilty. ~ -
Amos Goodale of Standish, indicted for an indie :
cent assault upon Emily c. Shaw, Of Sandisl plead
Cd not guilty. .u371 '-f-G"H,
Edmond M. Lcavitt pleaded not guilty to an in
oictment charging him with breaking and cntcrin
the shop Of A. @. Leach, and stealing tbcrefrom a
number of cloaks. o"lll,l MT :
Bernard Murray, Indicted for larceny Of shifting
machine, some leather, lasts boots &c. on the night
or the great fire, from John Carteu, pleaded not
guilty. :,
James II. Townsend, indicted for stealing a horse,
buggy, &c., from Charles r. Coombs, pleaded not
guilty. 0n '' III 8fias.if AtH lll'
John Hilton and Frank E. Noycs, Of Brunswick
indicted tor breaking and entering the shop Of Jol
-. Taylor, in Brunswick, and stealing thercfrom q
quantity Of jewelry and plated goods, pleaded moi
guilty. -l =
James CoOny, indicted for stealing from Jam,o.
NIXON SzS IN bank bills at Cape Elizabeth, pleaded
mot guilty.
/ Charles D. Wright and Frank Clemens, araips,
whom indictments had been found for larcony Of
silks from Messrs Weodman, True q Co. nnd sillts
from Messrs Dunn q Palmer, filled to appear, and
their rccognzauccsn in the sum OF $4,000 were forfeit
ell. Doth principals aud surctes were dcfauItcd.
George W. Graf;lm pleaded guilty to larceny o
some brass couplings from hose house. His coun.
SCI, MIR. Clelyes, of tho firm of Howard & Ceaycs
addressed the Court in mitigation of sentence, Il,
winch Mr.. Webb, County Attorney Joined. Thu
Court sentenced him to thirty days Imprisonment il
the county Jail. .l h o,e+
Jphn Jo;.erds pleaded guilty to larceny of pair Of
pants and vest from the shop of e. Lcvcen, Oh ths
9th OF August AS hc was rather hard case, tho
Court gave him two years in the State prison.
Thomas i1ulligm pleaded guilty to larceny of o
trunk Of wearing apparel the property of John Col
den lie WIS sentenced to three years in the Stat,
prison. -. =. n i. -. = -
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melville hcnniston pleaded guilty to breaking ant
entering the shop of Leonard D. Moody, in Bridgtop
and Stealing thercfrom number of small articles
lie was sentenced t, eighteen months in the Stat,
| prison. 7is4 r ~ r 7i'7-7' -
FRANK L. Pinkham pleaded guilty to larceny of 4
mare buggy and harness. the property of Messrs
Davis " Avcrill. He was sentenced to three rcar,
IN the State prison. s5t is eff ,,rf -
Margaret Mcfarland was put upon trial on an in.
enctment charging her with larceny of pocket bool
containing 500, the property Of Mr. Frank B. Han
son. The prisoner was defended by Mr.. Carleton
tIhe ease was not eonolnsled Mt the adjournment n
the Court. n -''''S ~ ~ y