Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-09-14
LIES DARK SIDE.
Arrests Made by the Police and Sentences
pronounced In Count

Arrests Made by the Police and Sentences
Pronounced In Court
Kate Hurley and Michael Corbett were
arrested Wednesday for intoxication They
were found at Mrs. IIurIey's place on Bat
terry streef, Chief Dumas breaking two
doors to get into their par tment5.
Joseph Shackett OF Chsmpsin street was
lodged in jail Wednesday for throwing a
stone which struck young Lsmport in the
neck.
c. A. Livingston, tue barber, was taken
into court again Wednesday. lie disclosed
on one Benoit clerk at Hotel Chittenden,
A!eck Doyette, and Ryan's saloon, corner
of North street and North avenue. Benoit
was fined $40 aud costs and the other two
were tried and acquitted. Livingston was
fined Sl2 o. including costs.
Mary Mitchell, alias Kate Cummings
notorious character OF Battery street, plead
ed not guilty to intoxicaton. Upon trial
she was convicted, and for refusing to dis
close was remanded to jail. This is her
third offence.
Michael Corbett, who was arrested
Wednesday, was convicted of
third offence OF drunkenness. He
disclosed on Richard Welch, who keeps
the place heretofore run by the late John j.
Sullivan, deceased, on Battery street. WEIGH
convicted Of Il second offence of selling
and fined $50, with coats added and SON
fenced to the House Of Correction for one
month. Corbett was given two months
imprisonment in the House of Correction
and fined 500 and costs.
Kate Hurley found guilty of third
Offences OF uebriatiou. Sha refused to
make disclosure and was recommitted to
Jail. She atterwari changed her mind,
t,,A, M mol
McGrath. She was fined the usual amount.
| Mrs. Collier, Jane Carpenter and fellow
! claiming 10 be from West Berlin and who
refused to give his name were lodged in
jail Friday by Officer Hogan for intoxi-
cation. They were arrested on Battery
street.
Sheriff Reeves Friday ran across George
Atherton of North Wlliiton, who was in
| bewildered state
Upon complaint OF his wife, William
Bssetts was arraisned in City Court Fri
day on the charge Of abusing her. lie
pleaded not guilty. At the termination of
the trial court decided it was about draw
| game between Bssette and his wife and dis
charged him.
Julia Dion, Jane Carpenter and Timothy
Linnin, the trio arrested Friday while in
toxicated, pleaded not guilty upon arraign-
| ment, DuV on Trial were cOnVlcleu. 4 OF u
second offence the Dion woman YVES fined
$40 and costs. Mrs. Carpenter was fined
IS and costs; she appealed. Linnn disclosed
on Mrs. Carpen or, and she was subsequent
ly convicted of IA second Offences OF selling
and fined $50, with one months imprison-
ment in the House OF Correction.
Mrs. Dion said that she got her liquor
from the same place I.inniu did.
G.. +. Anterior of Willistou, to whom
the excitement of the State fair races was
too much, causing him to take ''spirits" to
quiet his spirits came into court, disclosed
on the Winooski agency.
Michael Corbett Mira. Hurley, Jane
Carpenter aud Julia Dion were taken to
the House of Correction Monday.
Two boys named Philip Rosen berg and
Hennls Rosenberg were prosecuted in City
Court Monday for stealing plums Off the
tress of Mrs. Frank Owen at the corner OF
North and North Union streets. They
pleaded not guilty, were tried, convicted
and fined 81 with costa. Grand Juror
Brown prosecuted.
Kate Mitchell came into court, disclosed
on Julia Dion, who is now In jail on con
viction of intoxcation. She was fined the
usual amount
The civil case of Seneca Haselton vs. Mrs.
Martha Oliver was heard before Judge
Peck Monday. The action was brought
on book account to recover SO for SER
vics rendered in the case of Oliver VS.. r.
| d. Wheeler, which was twice tried in
| County Court Judgment was given Mr..
Haselton for the full amount OF the claim
and Van A. Nye WAS summoned as trustee
| The defendant appealed.
James Doyle, who was brought back from
Rutland Monday by Officer Doxie bench
warrant, was arraigned in City Court yes
terday on charge of intoxication. He
was convicted and fined $500, including
costs.
Doyle was arrested some time since, boing
| given his liberty on his own recognizauce,
that he would appear when wanted. As
soon as he could conveniently lie skipped TO
! Rutland.
! Mary Mitchell and Julia Dion were taken
to the House OF Correction Tuesday.