Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-10-19
CITY COURT
| Cases Before Judge Peek During The Week
Arrcsis by The Police.


Arrests by the Police.
For working on Sunday, N. Mosovitz
and Lewis Marcus were fined ~ and costs,
amounting to SOL f. linskcy was nc
quilted of similar charge
William Newton. ir., the fellow who has
three wives from one family, was arraigncd
for uuarrcling with and assaulting Police
man Edward Lynch The ease was con
tinued.
Mary Ellen Sullivan. Il woman who has
been wandering about the city. was ar
rested Wednesday. charged with hanging
around the depot and making disturbance.
In City Court Thursday II. :. Goodrich,
the sign painter, was convicted OF second
chcnse of intoXicaton He was fined $40
and costs making S22. 81. failing to pay which
he was lodged in Jail His wife sent word to
the authorities if he paid the fine to
prosecute him for beating her.
Sheriff Reeves searched the dive run by
Frank Dixon on Internal avenue Wednesday
night. seizing a case of lager beer Thurs
day afternoon Sheriff Reeves and Deputy
Macomber raided Donnelly's hotel on Bat
terry street, but the stuff was spilled be.
fore they could got to it.
There was u wedding at John Culcman's
house ON South Champaign street Saturday
evening and in celebrating the event Cole
man INDUCED too freely in refreshments
which were served from a bottle He then
started in to break the furniture while the
wedding party hicd themselves to another
| apartment without going through the usual
| formally of throwing old shoes and rice.
Chief Dumas assistance was sought and he
arrived on the scene just as Cole
man was about to enter
the kitchen. after having made kndling
wood of the furniture in the parlor.
j. Ii. Lord of Mddlebury was arrested
for intoxication by Officer Grafton Saturday
evening
W. Hopkins. Charles Smith aud +. G.
Parks. a Chinaman. who have been in the
county Jail awaiting the sitting of the grand
jury of the United States Circuit Court at
| Rutland were taken there Monday 10y
| Deputy United States Marshal Failev. as
sisted by Sheriff Reeves. Indictments were
found against them on the charge of aiding
and abetting Cinnamon to unlawtully enter
this country. and also against Parks for be-
ing here unlawfully. Mrs. Hopkins, wife
of Hopkins. was not indicted. She has moi
been discharged from custody but is held a,
IA witness and was escorted to Rutland
with the others named.
In Jail over Sunday were James Hart. A
Brogoi and +. Brogoi of Barre Mr.. Haw
and A. Brogoi were indicted 10y the CRANE
jury of the Circuit Court for selling liquo
without a government license. f. Brogo
is held as a witness. They We're taken t,
Rutland Monday.
The hearing in the civil case of SAKE 4
Sons, architects. against q. j. Walker 8
Bros, was completed before Judge Peel
Thursday Judgment wa, given the de
PENDANTS to recover their costs. Plaintiff
sued to collect $500. which th9y claimed t.
be due them for making plans for Il huSi
ness block. The case was appealed
H. S. Goodrich, the sign painter who wa
convicted of intoXicatiuu i'll City Coul
Thursday was taken to the House of Con
rection Friday.
In the City Court Monday John Cole
man, the wedding celebrant, pleaded guilt
to a second offence of intoyication. He dis
closed on liquor which he had at home. Hi
iubilation cost him so and costs.
J. H. Lord, who was arrested Saturda
; night. was brought into court, disclosing o
Edward Murphy of the Sherwood Hous,
Pending the hearing of the latter case MI
Lord was remanded to Jail.
The disclosure case against Edward Nun
ply of the Sherwood House was conclude
victei and fined $50 81, including costs
\ jury trial in the civil ca~' of DAM,
O'Bren against Peter Kirby was begun
the City Court Tuesday. The suit is to +,
cover SOL claimed for meat furnished Wi
liam RuShlow while the latter occupied NJ
Kirby's meat-market