The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-22
HEARD IN COURT.
Numerous Persons Indicted by the
Grand Jury Plead.

Those persons indicted by the grand
jury, and who had obtained bail, were
brought before Mr.. Justice Wilbur today
to plead.
Joseph Wells and John Cuddy, two
small boys each about IL years of age, in
dicted for breaking and entering a school
house, pleaded nolo contendere, and sem
tence was deferred, the prisoners being re-
leased on $500 bail. Cuddy was also in
dicted for breaking and entering q tool
house. He pleaded nolo contendere, and,
furnishing bail In the sum of S100l, was
released, ts
Thomas Callahan, for assaulting Anna
@. Callahan with q lamp, pleaded not
guilty, and was committed In default of
$1,000 bail.
Martin Smith, for assaulting John w.
Smith with a knife, pleaded not guilty.
He was released on furnishing $1,000 sure
ty.
Edward Paul and John McCrystal, for
breaking and entering barn in Cumber-
land, and larceny OF sundry articles there
from, pleaded not guilty and were re-
leased on furnishing bail in the sum OF
$500 each.
Carl Zimmerman, indicted for assault,
pleaded not guilty and was released on
furnishing bail for $500.
Regis Ross, Indicted for assaulting Peter
Carr and biting off his ear, pleaded not
guilty and, furnishing bail in the sum OF
SlbOO, was released.
Timothy Dolan, indicted for stealing
fowls, pleaded not guilty and was COM
mit.ed in default OF $500 bail.
Felix McGlaugh him, for stealing gold
scrap, pleaded nolo contendere and SEN
tence was deferred. The prisoner was re-
leased on furnishing bail in the sum of
$500.
Michael H. Mead was arraigned on
seven indict tments for selling policy tick
cts aud on one for keeping a policy shop.
He pleaded not guilty and was released
on furnishing bail in the sum of 5000.
The following, indicted for maintaining
common nuisances, pleaded not guilty
and on furnishing bail in the sum of
$1,000 each were released:
julia Aver, Gilbert and Victor Ben
oft, Clara Boyce, Michael Gormley,
Harry Griffith and William Miller.
John Hickey. indicted for maintaining
common nuisance, pleaded nolo con-
tendere, and, sentence being deferred, the
prisoner was released on $1,000 bail. Julia
O'Neil and Belle Shaw also pleaded nolo
contendere to a similar charge and were
each released on furnishing bail.
Also before Mr.. Justice Wilbur the
motion calendar was called and several
cases we're assigned.
Before Mr.. Justice Rogers today the
case OF Ira N. Goff VS.. Gertrude A. Pau
teneaude was tried. This is a suit of re-
plevin. The defendant bought a $3.50
piano of the plaintiff, and 1t Is claimed
that the debt has never been satisfied in
full.
Appellate Division.
The following matters came before the
consideration of Chief Justice Matteson:
William p. Bliss, administrators, VS.. the
Provioence Institutions OF Savings and
Sarah Ester Winona Blackney. A decree
was entered allowing the complainant to
alter the name OF the second respondent
to Sarah Esther Peterson, and to join her
husband, John Peterson, as a party.
Horace Clark. trustee, ct nj. VS.. Hannah
+. Underwood ct al. A derree for the
partition of an estate was entered.
Fanny G. White vs.. Burdette White.
This is q petition for a divorce i'm which
the petitioner asks for an allowance and a
decree restraining the respondent from
selling property. The court gave her s25
for an allowance and s25 for counsel fees.
Horace Swan ct al. VS.. William Hoxsie,
ADMINISTRATORS. Motion to reinstate al
lowed.
In,the case OF Bueh q Lyall VS..
IA. T.Carpentor upon complainant's mo-
tion decree for preliminary injunction
was entered Djoining the respondent from
affixing the trade mark "Planet B-L" or
"Planet" or "B-L" upon any tobacco and
from vending as "Plsnet' or "B-L" to-
bacco any other than that nufactured
and sold as such by the complainants.
In the case OF John Jerrett ct nj. vs..
John Hancock Life Insurance Company, q
rescript has been handed down Diminishing
the plaintiffs petition for new trial.
In the case OF Maria L. Crafts VS.. Albert
Ii. Crafts the court has handed down n
escript sustaining the demurrer.
CALENDAR FOR DECEMBER. "a.
The following is the calendar OF the
Supreme Court for Monday.