The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-27

ceny, was sentenced to three months in
the house of correction. Edward D.
Lee, charged with adultery with Sadie
E. Wheeler, pleaded guilty. His coun-
sci was Sullivan & O'ConneIl.
John Koski, charged with assault and
battery, was allowed to go.
Mary Donohue, charged with drunk
enness, pleaded guilty, and was sent to
the house of correction for four
months.
Fred Carpenter, convicted of adul-
terry, was sentenced to one year in the
house Of correction, and Louisa Nedow,
for the same offense, was sent to the
woman's prison at Sherborne for Is
months.
The district attorneys office wishes
all lawyers and parties interested in
the cases still pending in the superior
criminal court to understand that they
must appear Monday. The last trial list
is as follows, with possibly few
changes:
John B. Gaffney, cheating, etc. Will
liam A. England. receiving; William
Curry, liquor keeping; Bridget Drury
mingling poison; Thomas Creighton
liquor keeping; Milo Stone, liquor keep
ing, and H. Monaghan, forgery.
HoIlingsworth and Kapigian will both
be arraigned on Monday to plead to
the Indictment, charging them with
murder.
The court adjourned yesterday until
Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
WANTS TO WITHDRAW PAPERS.
The Lakeside Manufacturing Com
pany has filed a motion in the superior
court, praying that it may be allowed
to withdraw certain paper, in which
the petitioner says it discontinues its
petition against the city.
The supreme court which heard the
case of the city of Worcester VS.. Lake
side Manufacturing Co., at its last sit
ting in Worcester recently, handed
down a rescript in which the bill was
dismissed, as the court held that the
city of Worcester had an ample reme-
dy at law.
Now the Lakeside Manufacturing Co
comes with its motion to put in force
again its petition against the city of
Worcester for damages, in addition to
those awarded by the Bennett commits
sion, of $4,000. Rice, King & Rice are
counsel for the Lakeside Manufacture
ing Company.
INQUEST DECISION.
Judge Putnam has filed in the clerk
of courts office a decision of the in
who was killed at Blackstone. The
findings are that he met his death
through being struck by a freight train,
and that the road Is not to blame in
any way.
Before Referee in BANKRUPTCY Charles
F.. Aldrlch, yesterday, the first meeting
in the matter of George Barker of Wor-
cester was held
The debtor was sworn and examined
and Walter ]. Peacock was appointed
trustee, and ordered to give bonds in
the sum of 800. The meeting was ad-
journed for four weeks.
The first meeting of Albert p. Fill
more OF Leominster was held; the ocDt-
or was sworn and examined, and j. IL.
P. Dyer Of Leominster was appointed
trustee, furnishing bonds in the sum of
$780, Meeting adjourned for four
weeks.
Adjourned meetings We're held III the
cases of Anderson & Monroe of Fitch
burg, sO'Gara Bros. of Worcester, and
George p. Cooper of Worcester. The
Cooper case was dissolved, and The
others We're adjourned four weeks.
JUDGMENT AFFIRMED.
The United States circuit court of ap-
peals at Boston has affirmed the judg-
ment of the lower court in the case Of
the Parmenter Manufacturing company
VS. Charles NJ. Stoever ct ais Morgan
& Stewart are the counsel for the cor~
poration, and ]. w. Spaulding and Fl,
Il. Cutie for Stoever ct ais.
SUIT AGAINST PENNINGTON
The Desmond Publishing company of
Boston, through its counsel Wood &
Wood, has brought suit against Law
renee Pennington of Worcester for al
legged breach of contract This action
involves an alleged contract, by the
terms of which the defendant agreed to
take a set of Browning's works. While
the amount involved is small, it Is said
that this action is but the beginning Of
other suits against parties signing con-
tracts for the books, who have not PAID
for them or accepted them.
ATTACHMENTS.
Attachments recorded yesterday in
the registry of deeds:
Abraham Israel VS.. Israel Lewis ct
al, of Worcester, in an action OF con-
tract with ad damnum $500. The writ
is returnable in the central district
court, and was served by Deputy Sheriff
James Hunt.
Joseph Arsenault, Jr., VS.. John Is.
contract, with ad damnum $500. Writ
southern Worcester.
Herbert B. Royal VS.. Frank M. Mace
of Bolton, in an action of contract, with
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