Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-07
CITY COURT.
Lava1lee, the Asseulter OF His Sister-in-
Law, CauGht--NIrs. johnson Freaks the

Laynllee the Assaulter of His Sister-in-
LAW, Caught-n1rs. johnson Freaks the
Peace.
Jomas German yos arrested Tpasdov
nie,ht Inv olicer Fi,,er,n md +,i,en hAfora
the Ci+v Court Iyadreolav ~, tho oborno of
intoxication He pleaded guilty to n second
offence and was fined $40 with costs. He
disclosed on the agency at Wtpooski.
Sheriff Reeves and Officer Brunell mede
two searches Thursday morning. At F.
BelisIe's on Archibald street thew belned
themselves to 10 bottles of lager beer in the
relricerator but at Mrs. Bnrritt's on In.
terval avenue they found nothing.
The case OF State against Annie Melot
for breach of the peace, was tried before
Judge Peck Thursday afternoon. She was
convicted, but the court did not pass sen
tence. Annie's offence consisted in getting
into an unpleasant colloquy with a neigh
Dor
Henry Lavallee who, it il alleged Grim
inally assaulted his Young sister in law
Rosa LeNudge, while riding out with her
the evening OF Mny 90 was arrested by
| Chief Dumas Friday. He skipped out
after committing the outrage, going to
Canada, whore the officer got trail of him
and to save extra expense the respondents
father induced him to return. Ho was
| taken before the City Court, where bail
was fixed at $1,000. for his appearance
Thursday morning at 8 O'Clock. Constable
! Lavalle became bis surety. Ii. L. brown
| appeared for Lavaliee and ). w. Flint for
the State.
| Mrs. johnson Of Hyde street, was taken
before the court on warrant Issued by
| Grand Juror Brown, on the charge Of
| breach of the peace. She pleaded not
! guilty, but was convicted and hned - with
costs. 4 peddler sold her a table cloth and
at the last OF several calls for his pay, she
introduced q broom, striking him over the
head. a. Y, SDaulding appeared for the
respondent.
The officers made things lively for the
LIQUOR sellers Saturday and Sunday
Sheriff Reeves made four searches, Deputy
Sheriff heeler assisting III the W lnooskl
searches oHt"'u"y 'no 'le' ~ iounu d Dur
rel OF Deer at A4rS' JENNIE rlLH5eFaIu on
baltery street, pu1 luUrlcA '!nnorah on
North street an" ms wie thre" lhree pals
OF Deer ana some Whishey ouU o. the WIN
dow 80 he got nothins'
Sunday, j. II. McGreavey OF Winooski
was surprised to see Sheriff Reeves and
| Deputy Sheriff W heelcr appear While there
was pouring ram. they secured quite a
quantity OF liquor. Edward McGreaVey,
a brother Of j. H., who started saloon on
Friday, was also searched ana TWO barrels
of beer and considerable whisky were
found.
Officers Lynch and McCarty arrested and
lodged in jail Martin Sullivan Tor intoxica-
ton Saturday night anu Nnar1es MOSS was
arrested for the same offence by Officer
Flnneran Sunday.
The seizure case against John Clark of the
Lake View House was called up in City
Court Saturday. He claimed that the stuff
secured was not Intoxicating and tria
was had. The court found him guilty anc
as it was his second offence he was sentenced
to serve two months IN the House Of Cor
rection and pay fine OF $lOO with costs
lie appealed and furnished bail in the sun
OF S4OQ.
Sheriff Poeves md Officer RruneU ken
on with the crusade against the rumsollers