Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-24

OF the court Wednesday afternoon, The
case was an action of contract to re-
cover for building house for the de-
tendant in Worcester; the defendant
claiming that the work was not COM
pleted in the specified time, and was not
OF the quality agreed Mr.. Parker finds
that the plaintiff was not able to COM
plete the house at the time specified by
reason of extra work 1t should have
been completed, however one month be-
lore; and, on that account, the plaintiff
IS charged for rent for one month,
$46,5O The report finds that if the suit
was not brought prematurely the plain
tiff is entitled to recover $1,000 less the
S46.50, or $953.50, John B. Scott appeared
for the plaintiff; Burton w. Potter for
the defendant.
CENTRAL DISTRICT COURT. UT
LEY, J.--WEDNEsDAY, MARCH 90.
Street Commissioner w. s. Prior made
a second attempt to convict people re-
sponslble for littering the streets by al
lowing dirt and rubbish to fall from
dump carts in their passage through the
streets. The first attempt was made
Tuesday morning, when Edward ].
Doyle was charged with violation of the
city ordinance in scattering dirt, rubbish
or stones about the streets. At the hear
ing it was proved the defendant was not
in charge of the work where the dirt
was carted from. and he was according
ly discharged. Street Commissioner
Prior learned that James Doyle was the
man in charge, and a complaint was
sworn against him, He appeared in
court and said his men, by his orders,
used every precaution to prevent the
tracking Of the streets. He was fined
$40 and appealed, being held in $1OO for
MS appearance before the superior
court
Thomas Melofsky was charged with
the Larceny of a watch belonging to
Frances Czezwsko, whose husband is in
Jail. Both parties lived in Paxton until
the arrest of the complainant's husband,
and then she moved to this city. Trunks
We're stored at 147 Green street, and it
was from one of these that the watch
was stolen, A pawn ticket was found
inside which the police learned was is
sued by Michael Gerrity for the watch,
upon which he gave "a. The defendant
claimed the woman had given him the
watch to pawn, that she might purchase
food and clothing for her child. He was
discharged
Charles Carlton, held for manslaugh-
ter. who was bailed out by Chief of Po-
lice James N. brennan after the autop-
sy on the body of Charles Johnson, ap-
peared in court and was formally dis
charged.
Stella Morrison IS years old, was
charged with being drunk Her adopted
parents. Charles and Olive Morrison, II
Bridge street, had not been legally noti-
fled Of her arrest and the case was con
tinued until the 18th.
The drunks We're: Timothy Meehan,
state farm six months; William Wha-
len, continued until this morning.
SATURDAYS TRIAL LIST.
The docket for trial at Saturdays civil
session of the central district eourt con-
tains the following cases:
Hubbard Publishing Company vs..
! Narrower. J. H. Johnson; Herbert Par
ker.
Elias VS.. Haddad. Pinkerton jan
dron.
Brooks vs. Black and tr Jandron;
Potter.
Howe vs., Prior. w" H. Gates; D,
Manning,
Barrie vs. Hill ]. H. Johnson; Mil
ton.
Morrison vs. Dolan. pro Sc; Thayer
& Cobb.
Lamoureux VS., Sullivan and tr. Be-
lisle Rice, King & Rice.
Shooshanian VS.. MaZgetian. Melan-
| ely; Kent & Dewey.
Grenier VS.. Power, Jandron; Sullivan
| & O'Conrell,
Healey VS.. Merritt, Greene; Thayer
| & Perry,
canedy Clark Shoe Co. VS., Hubley. G.
! S. Taft; Taylor.
Bouehard VS. Dion Dean; Jandron,
/ Thayer & Cobb.
Bouchard vs. Tetreault Dean, Thay-
| er & Cobb.
Novatsky VS.. Cherry. Sullivan &
! O'Connell; Hubbard.
Smith ct al. VS.. Shannon. J. B, Scott;
! Sullivan & OConnell.
Stacy VS., TruaX. Forbes; Hall. 49,.
Stacy VS.. Truax. Forbes; Hall.
Hurley VS.. Lalime ct al. r. ]. O'Con-
NELL Jandron.
Faucner vs.. Currier, Thayer & Cobb
| Taft, Scott.
Conaty VS.. Shea; Sullivan & o'Con-
nell; Hubbard
Taylor vs.. Conaty. Hubbard; sulli-
van & O'Connell.