The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-17
GRAND JURY.
A Hundred and Ten Cases to
be Cons idered.


The Common Pleas Division of the
Supreme Court opened today in both the
rooms OF Judge Wilbur and Judge Rogers.
The greater interest centered in Judge
Wilbur's room where the grand jury as
sembled at $3.50 to be sworn in and 10 re-
ceive instructions.
The grand jurors are as follows: John
T. Rafferty,, Everett w. Steere, Provi-
dence; Frank III. Curry, John G. Fisk,
Walsh, Wilson Dunford, Woonsocket;
Christopher Carpenter, East Proyi-
dence; Matthew Costello, North
Providence; Nelson Anderson, Johnson;
John Marston, Smithfeld; Oscar +. Cook,
North Smithfied; Stephen w. Ballou,
Dexter w. Tyler, Foster; Walter Wood
and William III. Sweet, were excused.
Everett Steere was appointed foreman OF
the jury. There are 110 cases to come
up before the grand jury, as follows:
Rape 2, burglary i, forgery 2, larceny from
the person z, breaking and entering is,
larceny 9, assault with a dangerous wea-
pom Ia, indecent assault 2, assault 3, pool
selling Ia, embezzlement 3, assault with
intent to kill 1, nuisances &c, carrying
concealed weapons 10, exposure of person
1, passing counterfeit money /, libel 1.
Total-110 cases.
The slander ease OF Horatio f. Lowell
Ns. ~. DdTDbIQ AInOlu VI iuNOls-
ing a suit for, $500 formerly heard in Dis
trict Court, is being tried today on appeal
before Judge Rogers.
The deputy Sheriffs put OH their new
uniforms this morning. The uniform
consists of trousers and double breasted
jackets with two rows OF brass
buttons and the letters ID. s.
embroidered in white and gold, one upon
the other, on each side of the collars.
No docket was called in the Common
Pleas Division and only a few assigned
cases come up today.
Docket for Sept. 1s.
Municipal courtl
Estates OF Sarah w. Anthony, will for
probate; Abbie l.. Atwood, will for pro-
bate; in re the minor children, George
Il. Bennett, Charles +. Bennett,
Mabel Q. Bennett, Mary l.. Bennett,
complaint of cruelty to children
in re the petition OF Thomas Birmingham
and wife, petion for adoption; Edward j.
Burgess, administration account; May
Annette Collins, will for probate; Will
lam j. Dexter, foreign Will for
record and request for letters
testamentary in Rhode Island,
Thomas j. Donovan, petition for sale of
real estate; Waldo G. Eames, will for pro-
bate; Phebe Hamill tof full age) petition
for appointment of guardian; George b.
Holmes, administration account; Mary A.
Holmes, petition for appointment of adj
ministratoI Margaret Keating, petition
for appointment Of administrator;
Henry j. Kehoe ct al, petition for sale of
real estate; Mary A. Martin, administra-
tion account; Catherine McGovern. of
full age, guardians account; Anne Mioni,
minor, petition for appointment of guar
dian; Matthew Mulvey, petition for sale
of real estate; Bridget Murphy, petition
for appointment of administrator;
Catherine Murray. will for probate; Will
lam Douglas Nisbet, will for probate;
Ella +. Peck, petition for appointment of
administrator; John Shore, petition for
citation TO Sarah j. Shore et al. TO recover
personal estate; Rosalind Sherman, of full
age, petition for appointment of guardian;
Eugene j. Sullivan, will for probate.
Common Pleas Division.
1905. Henry Chatel, appellant, vs.. j.
M. Fournier and Il. Nadnais. Attorneys
p. j. Quinn for plaintiff; 4. Choquet and
b. M. Bosworth for defendant.
6625. Burt & Snow VS.. j. G. Butter
worth, Jr. Atiorneys-D. b. Potter for
plaintiffs II. w. Burbank for defendant.
7160. Alva +. Warren W.. Arthur II.
Humes. Attorneys Williams & Tanner
for plaintiff; Page q Owen for defendant.
1860. Edward Laughlin, appellant VS..
Thomas T. Cosgrove, executor. Attor-
neys-Wilson & Jenckes for plaintiff; Bas-
sett & Mitchell for defendant.
1899. Giuseppe Rosa VS.. Union Rail-
road Company. Attorneys-G. Il.
Brown for plaintiff; ID. S. q w. c. Baker
for defendant.
Sixth District Court.
Jack McDermott was fined % and costs
for being engaged i'm dog fight. Charles
Ford was fined " for stealing apples
valued at 20 cents from the yard OF
Thomas Evans.
Robert Henderson and John Mil
Ter were charged with carrying con-
cealed weapons, and were bound over
until Sept. %. John Romo for assault on
Amelia Romo was held in the sum of $500
and will have his trial Sept. %.