Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-26

Guardians account tiled--Slxteenth of
John G. Hammond, guardian of George
Kelley, Douglas, receipts S24S9.O9. pay
ments $213.3S.
COURT OF INSOLVENCY, FORBES, j.
-WORCESTER.
First meeting, Walter w. w. Bragg,
Worcester, claims proved.
Hearing, Charles S. DAY, Worcester,
order cf notice issued and hearing ad-
journed
Examination, Goulding Brothers, Graf
ton.
Examination, Lyman S. Petts, Hold
en-, debtor sworn and examined; ad-
journed for two weeks.
Adjourned composition, George H.
Mann, Worcester claims proved and
confirmation granted.
NEW AMERICAN CITIZENS.
After the adjournment of the regular
civil session of the superior civil court
Friday, a naturalization session was held
by Judge Gaskill, adjournment being
reached at o'clock. Twenty-one appli-
cants We're made American citizens.
THE LAW LIBRARY.
Miss Fannie Mason, the assistant Ii
brarian of the Worcester county law IL
brary, was at the court house for few
minutes Friday morning, but feeling
unwell owing to the nervous excitement
Of the situation, left early her place be-
ing taken for the day by Miss M. H
Taft. No intimation has been given by
the board of directors whether a reap
pointment will be made or whether Q
rising 10 in, tot al
building is to be given the place
THE GILLETTE CASE.
The hearing upon the admission OF
Miss Addie Frances Gillette of Fitch
burg for admission to the bar takes
place this morning at the stone court
house at 10 o'clock, and unless unfor-
seen circumstances occur the hearing
will be one of interest and will be large
ly attended. Judge Charles 8. Hayden
viii appear for the petitioners and
Cnarles E. Ware for the remonstrants.
AGAIN CONTINUED.
Case Of George Raymond VS.. the
city of Worcester which has been as
signed for the list before the supreme
court at Boston, it's present sitting has
ably be heard in the fall Arthur p.
Rugg appears for the city.
THE NEW COURT HOUSE.
County Commissioners Emerson Stone
and Henry G. Taft were in Boston Fri
day in connection with the court house
matter. and held long conference with
the architects, Andrews, Jacques &
Rantoul.
ATTACHMENTS
Bridget Roth VS.. George F. Atchison.
Worcester, $1,000 Central district court.
Writ served by Early. Philip j. O'Con-
nell for the plaintiff.
Jeremiah Potter vs. Felix Nugent.
Clinton, $500. Second district court OF
eastern Worcester Writ served by
Bartlett
CENTRAL DISTRICT COUR@rJT-
LEY, J.-FRIDAY, MARCH 25.
Bridget Curran was charged with
keeping liquor. Sergt. Hill testified to
raiding' her place, 116 Mechanic street.
about two weeks ago, and finding a pint
Of whiskey in the room Of a hoarder,
Anthony Prendergast.
Last Sunday the officers raided the
house again and found Is bottles of
lager beer in the boarder's room. which
ne claimed as his. Several empty bot
Ties We're found in a vacant shed, to
which Mrs. Curran alone had access.
Oficer Keyes said there was back
door in the shed bolted on the inside.
from which distinct path was worn
through the alley to the rear of the old
Rice, Barton & F'ales shop near by. Fol
lowing the footprints he found 25 bot
ties of beer in some old bags in the
Mrs. Curran denied selling liquor. and
claimed she had no responsibility for
what her boarders might have in their
rooms. She knew nothing about the
footprints in the mud, leading from her
back DOOR She was fined $50, but ap-
pealed and was held in 5000 for the su-
perior court. Sullivan & O'Connell for
the defendant
Edward n. Mallett of West Boylston
was charged with liquor keeping and
was discharged The defendants father
and brother are the proprietors of the
West Boylston House, and the defend
ant lives about ten minutes walk from
the hotel. Last Sunday Deputy Sheriff
Frank H. Baldwin said he raided the
West Boylston House, also the resid-
ence of George Richards. z. A. Coy
testified to finding liquor at the Rich
ards House and said Mrs, Richards
told him it belonged to the defendant
and he had taken bottles from the
house on different occasions.
Mrs Richards said in court that she
did not know liquor was kept in the
house. Mr.. Richards also denied the
knowledge of liquor. He knew pack
ages owned by the defendant had been
stored in his cellarway, but he had
never inquired what they contained
Michael Tansey was charged with
drunkenness and the larceny of tools
from P. F. Hardy and G. A Erickson.
Lowell building, and yesterday missed
some tools that were found later in a
pawn shop on Spring street, The own
er of the shop said he bought them
from the defendant. Tansey said he
got through work on the Lowell block
Wednesday, and Thursday met mar
In the street, who had the tools, anc
asked him to sell them. He admitted
being drunk or he would not have done
it. His case was placed on file. Sui
livan & O'Connell for the defendant.
John Roche was charged with being
drunk and assailing Thomas F. Mellen
Mellen said he came out from the
Sherwood House last night, and was
met by Roche, who asked him for five
cents. He refused and was knocked
down and kicked. The defendant de
MED having asked for money. He sait
Mellen, who was a stranger to him
called him names, and he got mad ant
Kicked him. His case was placed OF
| file.
Charles e. Smith and Daniel E. Perk
| ms, who were arrested Friday on sus
| picion, were discharged.
| Matti Korkatti, alias Matti Abraham
son, charged with bastardy on the com
plaint of Hannah Nicola, was held il
| $500 for the superior court,
| The drunks We're: Samuel Samuelsoi
and James Living, placed on file; Nj
chael Campbell and William Whalen
house of correction, four months, anC
J Frank Marriep fined $40