Source, Rutland Daily Globe--Sept. 19, 1876. POLICE COURT. BEFORE H. W. PORTER, JUSTICE. James McConville, Drunk. Very drunk. Five dollars and costs. Disclosed on Morris Ferriter. Employer owed him. Would walk down town, get the money, pay his fine. Court made no objection. Prisoner walked down town. Got his pay. Took first train to New York line. Exit McConville. Court deficit, $13.94. Ailo Murry. Drunk. Five dollars and costs. Non-disclosure. Nicholas Foster, who had been in for non-disclosure, came forth and said he got his rum of Eliza Kelley. Morris Ferriter and Eliza Kelley. Selling and keeping with intent to sell. Each prisoner fined ten dollars and costs in each case. Appealed. Transcribed by, Joan H.Bixby