The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-13
An Alleged Policy Shop Keeper in
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Usual Larceny and AS
sault Cases.
Doings Of the District and NUM-
cipal Courts.

AT the opening of court Tuesday morn
ing, the following traverse jury was en-
panneied: Charles E. Allen, Gray; Fred
N. Berry. Bridg.on; sumner G. Brewer,
Freeport; Van w. earle, Gorham; Vim.
F Cook. Casco; Thomas b. Haskell
tforemsn), South Portland; Lewis Il.
Hawkes.. Windham; John III. Hodgdon.
Brunswick; L. Alonzo Libby, Scarboro;
Charles W. Mountfort, Falmouth; Harry
E. Richards, North Yarmouth; Temple
Ii. Snow, Westbrook. Supernumeraries
Thomas Towle, Portland; Charles E.
Trufant, HArpswell.
The jury was excused until Thursday
morning.
The grand jury reported at about 4.a0
in the afternoon. The following indiot-
ments are made public,
Thomas Godfrey. larceny OF i've dol
lar bill and pocketbook from the psrson
of Loring s. Lombard of Portland on the
18th of July.
John U. Brett at Hsrpswell on July Cd.
Weston X. Stinson. assault and bat.
terry on Ahram c. Gatchsll at Hsrpswen
| ON July I'd.
Angelo Dambrosio. assault anu battery
on Petronilla Dambrosio, July 18th.
William k. Sanford, alias William K.
Sanborn, cheating by false pretensss.
George Z. johnson, larceny of $50
from George W. Holden of Harpswell. on
August 10Th.
John A. Mckenzie and Thurlow Wood
bury, larceny OF a boat from Stephen II.
Leighton, on August 10.
Paul Dustin of brunswick, larceny of a
watch and sS7 In money, from Christian
Rousie.
Frederick J. Hanson. larceny of copper
wire from the Western Union Telegraph
company, on February is.
Walter Dawson, Edward Davis and
Louis Bryan, larceny from persons un-
known. (Thsse three respondents were
also indicted separately
Joseph A. Cavanaugh, breaking. en-
tering and larceny OF sixty pounds of
rubber from the store of Myron e. Gut.
terson on August is.
Theophilus II. Barbariok, assault and
battery on Bella Carpenter at Gray, on
August 81.
William <. Sanford. larceny of horse
and wagon from Fred A. Whittier, on
May 22d.
John j. Barrett. Archibald Mcdonald
and Edward A. Cady, breaking and en-
tering a railroad car, and larceny of So
pounds of smoked ham, property of the
Armour Beef company.
Patrick Conley, breaking, entering and
larceny of four dollars in coin from the
store of the Morrill, Company. on June
| Sth.
| Edward Marks, breaking and entering
with felonious intent the store of George
| E. Cavanaugh. on June 10th.
Walter p. Courier, having in posses
sion obscene literature.
| John W. Sullivan, participation In a
lottery.
The following respondents were in
dicted for nuisance: Mary Young,
Charles J. Creary, Leopold Parquee,
Thomas A. Webb, William McGinnis,
Michael J. Duncan. Michael u. Harri-
gan, Henry j. Godfrey, Henry Callan.
MUNICIPAL COURT.
/ 16Sbefudy WAS cAfii uhy III bn6 muufol-
pal court but no cases went on trial.
Judgment was rendered in the following
civil actions:
Dyer VS.. Murphy, an action for rent Of
land, Judgment for the plaintiff for $50.
Fred ". Mathews for the plaintiff; 1. L
Elder for the defense.
Flannery vs.. Mcdonald, an action for
house rent. Judgment for the plaintiff In
the sum Of s.. w. I. Dunn for the plain
tiff, W. II. Looney for the defense.
| U. S. DISTRICT COURT.
/ Yesterdays session OF the District court
was devoted to hearing on the involun-
tary petition in bankruptcy filed against
Aaron B. Snow OF jackson. by his credi-
tors. District Attorney Dyer and Joseph
Williams Of Belfast. appeared for the
creditors.
Petitions in bankruptcy have been filed
by Arthur Bordeau of Minoh and Francis
e. Girard of Biddeford.
On Thursday will occur the jury trial
on the involuntary petition in bankrupt
cy filed against David Straw of Guilford,
by bis creditors. A special jury, first In
Maine to sit upon such case. has been
drawn. Stephen G. Perry and ex- Cover
nor Cleayes appear for the creditors and
Henry Hudson of Guilford for Straw,