Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-03

SUPERIOR (CRMINAD CoURT-DEvENS, J.
7Burso"g Noe. I'm the case of Patrick W.
Kiley of Worcester, for keeping liquor nui-
sauce, the jury were unable to agree, after being
out about nine hours.
Dennis Mallory of Worcester, convicted of
keeping liquor nuisance, was fined $50 and
costs.
Patrick Foran of Worcester, for keeping a Ii
quor nuisance, verdict guilty. The jury were
out four hours.
The cases of Nellie Carter, Emma Brown, Car
rie Wilson, and Mary Brady, for yagrancy, came
up, in appeal from the municipal court and the
sentences of the court below were reaffirmed,
giving each three months in the house fcorec-
ton.
Daniel Green and Eunice Ashley were put on
trial for lascivious cohabitation from January,
1867, to August, 1871; and Eunce Ashley, for
keeping nuisance at the "Brick House." from
May, 1869, to July, 1871; both complaints being
tried together About a dozen witnesses were
examined for the government, and some thirteen
for the defence, occupying from eleven O'Clock
A. NJ. till six P. NJ. 1t was commended for the de-
fence that Euuice did not keep the house after
February, 1869, when she went away to reside
elsewhere, and had been there but few
times since, while Green was sick She
testified that Green paid her for the rent of the
house from the time she left till last January,
when she sold the house, and had since then had
nothing to do with it. The evidence is con-
cluded, and the argument of counsel will be
made in the morning. George Sennott of Bos-
on and George T. Very for the defense; Rice
and Fales for the government.
THE MONTGOMERY GUARD arrived on the
Boston train, at haf-past three, yesterday after
noon, and found company B, State Guard, Capt.
Boyden, in waiting. The visiting company
numbered about forty muskets, accompanied
bya drum corps; while Capt. Boyden's compa-
nv had about the same number of men, with
the Worcester brass band to furnish music. The
two companies marched through the principal
streets, both attracting many commentators
for their excellent appearance. AT the close of
the march, the visitors repaired to the State
Guard armory, where they stacked arms, and
afterward went to the Bay State house for sup
per-
The committee of arrangements, having in
charge the programme for the reception
of the visitors, attended TO the demands
of the hour, and, after supper, the Mont
gomerys went TO Music hall, where a sort
of rehearsal drill took place. Company b, State
Guard met at the armory at seven o'clock, and
accompanied by the acting commander of the
battalion and several of the staff officers
marched, without arms, to Music hall, where
seats had been reserved for them. Owing to va
rious reasons, only portion of the Montgom-
erys came up from Boston, the ranks being filled
with men from other companies of the ninth
regiment; but all showed evidence Of careful
training; and the exercises on Music Hall stage
were highly crcditable. The programme for the
entertainment was varied by the performance of
several selections by Barnard & Richardson's
orchestra, ard the rendition of a number of
songs by the choir of St. Pauls, consisting of
Misses Burt and Welsh, and Messrs. Coleman
and Michigan, with accomplishments bv Mr..
Morrison The audience, large one, appeared
to enjoy the exhibition greatly, and gave evil
dence of their satisfaction by frequent and
hearty appliance.
After the exercises at Music hall, the visitors.
escorted by Capt. Boyden's company, marched