The Portland daily press., 1883-09-25
Superior Court.
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BEFORE JUDGE BoNNEY

MoNDAY.-The following sentences were imposed:
Thomas H. Sullivan, at the January term, 1879,
was sentenced to four years in State prison for
breaking and entering. His term expired last win
ter. At this term he was indicted for breaking and
entering the law Office of Edwin L. Dyer and steal
ng a coat and handkerchiefs. Sentenced to six
years in state prison.
James R. jackson, at the May term, 1881, was
sent to State prison for two years for compound
larceny. Six weeks after his term expired he was
arrested and at this term convicted of breaking and
entering the store of Holden s. DAVIS and stealing
clothing. Sentenced to five years in State prison.
William A. Dimmock and Frederick G. Haskell
pleaded guilty to aiding and assisting John Green,
an escaped prisoner from the jail. Dimmock re-
ceiyed year and Haskell fifteen months in jail.
John Green, the prisoner mentioned above, for
forgery, was sentenced TO three years in State
prison.
William Phillips, for the larceny of bank bills
from Walter F. Nichols, was sentenced to four
months in jail
Frank Dubar, for breaking and entering the
depot at Yarmouth and the larceny of fractional
currency, was sentenced to four years in the State
prison.
Lendall g. L. Foot, for cheating Josiah Burlegh
by falsely pretending that he was the owner of
house in this city, and thereby inducing Mr.. Bur
leigh to let him have clothing on credit was SEN
fenced to three years in State prison. Foot has
served sentence, imposed by Judge Symonds of
twenty-five months for similar offence.
Roger White, (colored) for an assault and battery
was sent to Jail for one year.
George I'll. Hall. for an assault upon Police Officer
H. E. H. Bracket while in the discharge of his
duty, was sentenced to six months in jail
Lemuei Thompson, for burning his barn with in
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fenced to eighteen months in jail.
Thomas Hone, on nuisance and common seller
indictment, was sentenced to pay S787.7S or to
four months in jail. Committed.
George jackson, on two nuisance indictments,
was sentenced to seven months in Jail.
Michael Clancy, on an indictment and complaint,
was sentenced to pay $333.57 or to nine months in
Jail. Committed
Andrew Lang. on three nuisance indictments,
was sentenced to pay fines and costs amounting in
the aggregate to S973.7o or eighteen months in
jail. Committed.
Edward F. Conway paid fine of s115.8o on a
nuisance indictment.
Cords L. Longley on two nuisance indictments
was sentence to pay $11O0 or to ten months in
Jail. Committed.
Michael Flynn paid $246.S9 on a liquor indict-
ment and complaint.
John OToole was sentenced to pay 500 and
costs on complaint or ninety days in Jail Com
mitted.
Michael Lee on indictments and complaints was
sentenced to pay fines amounting to $1,000 and
costs or thirteen months in Jail. Committed.
Charles Doherty was sentenced on two liquor in
dictments to pay $500 or nine months in jail.
Hugh Dana on Observation-Disclosures was SEN
fenced to pay $500 or six months in jail.
Patrick McGlinchy maid SOAR ~ on two COM
plants.
Rufus 81. Waite on search and seizure complaint
was sentenced to pay 500, and in addition to six
months in jail; on another complaint to 500 and
costs or ninety days in Jail; on nuisance indict-
ment to $500 fine or six months in jail. Commit
ted.
James D. Moore on liquor complaints and indict-
ments was sentenced to pay fines amounting in the
aggregate to fourteen hundred dollars or eighteen
months in jail. Committed.
Martin Flaherty, on a search and seizure com
plaint and complaint for the illegal Transports
ton of liquors, paid s187 Sc. On an Indictment for
asssultng officer Sterling, while in the discharge of
his official duty, he paid fine of $500 and 1926
costs.
Patrick Malta paid S1sS.98 on search and seiz-
ure complaint, and complaint for illegal transpor-
tation of liquors.
William Smith paid S347.59 on nuisance in
dictment and complaint
Sarah j. Doherty paid S245.12 on a nuisance in-
dctment.
George Young was sentenced to pay a fine of
500 and costs, to six months in jail, on nui-
sance Indictment.
Martin Conley. on nuisance Indictment, was
sentenced to pay $500 and costs, or SIX months in
Jail.
Samuel Stanton, on search and seizure com
plant. and nuisance indictment, was sentenced TO
pay fines amounting to $500, or seven mouths in
jail. Committed.
Edward Donegan, on three complaints, was SEN
fenced to pay $500 and costs, or nike months in
Jail. Committed.