The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-29
Municipal Court. Q

JUDGE kINGSBURY PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-The dock was crowded with persons
arraigned for various offences. '.a
The case OF State Richard Brophy, for malicious
mischief, was further continued to Friday june It'll.
N. j. Davis and Dennis Warren, on search and
seizure processes, paid $22 80 each. .-
Andrew McGlnchy was charged with keeping his
shop open on the Lords day. 1t appearing in evil
denee that he had four or five boarders and that he
did not keep his shop open Sundays, he was dis
charged S. i. Carleton for defendant. ...s...
Patrick Moran, Jr., and John Moran were brought
up on three different complaints The first was keep
ing open shop on Sunday; second search and seiz-
ure process; and third, single sale of liquor j. o.
Donpel, ESQ.,, appeared for the defendants and got
Patrick clear by making it appear that he had moth
Ing to do with the shop the sales made therein.
John convicted and obliged to pay S12.1s the
first complaint; SO. 80 on the second and 81
the third.
Charles Green, for drunkt mess and disturbance,
obliged to pay SG25
Morris Wheeler, for allowing his dog to 60 at large
without taking out license, had to pay sG.25.
John Ware, for drunkenness and disturbance, paid
s6.25. -..t.. ~
Thomas and James Mcdonald brought up for
drunkenness and disturbance. Thomas pleaded
guilty and paid sG.ss. James got off by proving that
he was not drunk. '" '
Thomas Blair and Samuel Miller, for obstructing
the sidewalks, had to pay 1926 each.
William Vanderbilt was charged with larceny of a
steam whistle, &c. B. D. Verrill, Esq, appeared Tor
him, and the examination was postponed to Friday
morning. .tI5
Frederick Ii. Reed and George Pierce were charg-
ed with larcency of watch and money from NJ G.
Blair as mentioned in the Press of Tuesday. L. B.
Reed, Esq, appeared for the State and Mr. Carleton
for the prisoners. The Court thought there was
'probable cause, and ordered them to recognize in
the sum of $500 with sureties, for their appearance
at the July term of the s. j. Court. Failing in bail
both were committed. ...-..
Court then adjourned having collected, 1926 "a in
fines and costs imposed. A pretty good days work.
PORTLAND ARMY AND NAVY UNIoN.-At
the annual meeting of this Associat: on the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
year, CHsiiz9l a..4 l. .-- a-
President-John NJ Brown. EB 81
First Vice President-Dr. S. c. Gordon.
Second Vice Presidential. w Bradbury
Third Vice President-W E. Dennison.
Secretary-F. G. Patterson.
Assistant Secretary-JOhn o. Rice.
Treasurer-E. 3. Houghton. -.-..-
Libraran-Horace A. Smith. i''">
Seroeant-at-Arms-Chas H, Thomas ..
DirectOrs--EdwinB b. Dow, VIM E. Themes
Joseph A. Perry, E. d. W. Harris John D.
Williams, Howard L. Prince, NJ r. Dunn, A.
H. Edwards, A. J. Hodsdon, g. f. Somerby.
The Union was shown to be in a very pros
perons condition by the annual report of the
Secretary and Treasurer. Resolutions of re-
spect to the memory of the late DIR. Hunkins
were passed. Also a vote of thanks to the re-
firing Board of Managers. The chairman of
the Committee on Anniversary celebration
made a report, which is embodied in the ad-
vertisement we publish elsewhere. The meet
ing adjourned midst great enthusiasm