Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-28

| maintaining lquor nuisance. sen
tence was deferred.
| SUPERIOR CIVIL COURT
In the superior civil court, Judge Bond
opened THE sealed verdict returned by
the jury Wednesday afternoon, in the
case of John Mccoy vs.. town of West
boro The jury found for the plaintiff
with damages assessed in the sum OF
! $780,
This was an action of tort, with ad
| damnum set at $4,000, brought to re-
cover for injuries while at work upon
| the sewers Of Westboro.
DOCKET FOR TODAY.
The docket for today contains the fol-
lowing cases:
Frank Cassavant disorderly house.
| Flora Cassavant, disorderly house.
Albert B. Fillmore, liquor transport
| ing; Hayden.
Intoxicating liquors "a. B. Fillmore,
claimant.
Albert B. Fillmore, drunk; Hayden.
Albert B. Fillmore, cruelty; Hayden.
Antonio Peluso, robbery; Sullivan &
O'Connell,
INSOLVENCY COURT DOCKET.
The docket Of the court of insolvency
of cases for hearings today contains
the following;
Hiram P. Gerald of Brookfield, ad-
| journed fourth hearing.
A. Lndstrom & Co., Gardner, first
meeting
Lyman & Pitts, first meeting
]. G. Dimond & Co.. hearing.
! Arthur W. Fish, examination.
ATTACHMENT.
Calvin Holman vs. Frank g. Bailey
of Worcester, $1,000, second district court
of eastern Worcester; writ served by
| Bartlett
CENTRAL DISTRICT COURT, UTLEY
j., THURSDAY, JAN. 81
Anthony Ezezwsk of Paxton was ar
raigned in the central district court,
Thursday mornin, charged with assault,
and threatening his wife and Thomas
Molefsky. Mrs. Ezezwsk said that last
| Monday her husband threatened her,
and threw a knife at her Molefsky tes-
titled that he had worked at chopping
for the defendant. On Monday the
gang with which he was employed fin
ished one, wood lot, and were to go to
another the next day
They were unable to find the place,
and returned to the house about noon.
after making a search. EzeZwsk was
very angry, and said If they would not
work they must leave his employ, When
| asked for money the defendant told
them to leave at once, at the same time
drawing a revolver. Ezezwsk said in
his own behalf that he had trouble with
Molefsky, and admitted drawing a re-
volver, but denied that he threatened
to shoot In regard to the trouble with
his wife, he said he went to town Mon
day, and before leaving told her to have
dinner ready on his return. Dinner was
not ready when he got home, and he
found his wife talking with the men. In
| a fit of anger he threw a knife at her.
put denied having threatened to kill her
or having intended to-
He was sentenced to four months in
the house of correction, for two months
on each complaint. He appealed.
CHARLES Smith was charged with the
larceny OF robe from the carriage of
Dr. Walter T, Clark. DR.. Clark said
that he left his team standing on Spring
street Wednesday night while making
call. When he came out the robe was
gone, Officer Williams testified to ar
resting Smith in Mechanic street sa-
loon where he had Just sold the robe.
smith said he had no recollection of
the robe and did not think he had taken
1t, He was sentenced to the house of
correction for four months
Max Lamonda was charged with lar
ceny from John Powers and sentenced
TO the Massachusetts, reformatory. In
spector Stone testified that on the eve
ming Of Nov. 10 last, Powers met La
monda on the street, and as the latter
had no room to go to, took him home
with him. Next morning Powers found
he had been robbed Lamonda left the
city soon after and has since been in
! Malone, N. Y.
Clarence w. Reed, a boy IA years old.
was sent to the truant school for one
| year.
Thomas Curran, who had been SEN
fenced to the house of correction for
six months, for being drunk, withdrew
his appeal and received his original sem
| tence.
Orville Gigedre, who was convicted Of
the larceny Of team jan l, but APP
pealed from sentence, withdrew his ap-
peal, Thursday, and received the orig
inal sentence, Gigeure drove n team to
Marlboro, where it was recovered by
Inspector Stone