The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-08
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case was continued OH good behavior.
Percy ID. Smith appeared as his counsel.
Charles Burlingame, indicted on the
charge OF indecent exposure, furnished
surity In the sum Of 900 and w2s re-
George Bebo, indicted for breaking and
entering shop and stealing
two cakes, pleaded nolo contendere:
IL appeared that he was q tramp, and
that he had taken the food In order 10 OBJ
tain something to eat. He has been In
jail since June 10, and was given three
months more by the court.
Charles Il. Briar, indicted for steal
ing an injector, valued at slOO,
from the New York & New
England Railroad Company, retracted his
former plea of not guilty and pleaded
nolo contendere. Briar said that the in
jector had been left with him by person
whom he did not know. He was SEN
fenced to four months imprisonment.
James Leonard, charged with assaulting
Catherine Leonard with an axe, pleaded
nolo contendere. The Attorney General
stated that the defendant had been an
idler for IA years, and lived on his wife.
Later he became jealous OF her and as
him first and that he had been sick for 10
years. He also added that his wife was 4
drunkard. He was sentenced to IL
months imprisonment.
Joseph Paiman pleaded nolo contendere
to an indictment for an assault with a
razor upon Pasquale Palmisiano. The
victim was quite severely cut. Palman
his home and disturbed him. He was
sentenced to six months imprisonment.
John Smith, indicted for indecent ex-
posure of person on Canal street, retracted
his former plea of not guilty and pleaded
noio contendere. He was sentenced to
four months imprisonment.
Mr.. Justice Rogers listened to the case
OF Lyman l.. Tingley against Richard Ba-
con. The suit is an alleged assault in
which damages are placed at $500. Rob-
ert w. Burbank appeared for the plaintiff
and q. j. West for defendant.
Appellate Division.
In the appellate division OF the Supreme
Court the case of Charlotte X. Dodge ct
al. VS.. John w. &ogan ct al. was heard on
q question of fact before Chief Justice
Mstteson and Associate Justices Stiness
and Tilling hast.
Also before the appellate division:
Moore Brothers VS.. Goodchild Brother
was teard on form of decree. s. w. X.
Allen appeared for plaintiff and Page &
Owen for defendant.
Hugh O'Donnell VS.. William White tr.
ct al. was also heard on form of decree. G..
y. German appeared for plaintiff; James
Tillinghast for defendant.
District Court.
In the District Court four civil cases
were disposed of as follows:
Nicholas Spaight vs. +. &. Sheppard to
recover value of carriage. Judgment for
plaintiff OF s25.
William j. McCaw, NJ. ID. VS.. Michael j /.
Mccormick to recover bill for medical
attendance. Judgment for defendant Of
costs.
Edward Costello VS.. J. J. MCGEE for
board OF minor son. Judgment for
plaintiff OF s2S.
John Curran VS.. Terence Sweeney to
recover hoard bill. Judgment for plain
tiff of s25.
The calendar for tomorrow follows:
[common Pleas Divisionl
1912. William II. Lee vs.. Watts Broth
ers, ap. Attorneys-C. T.. Champlin for
plaintiff, A. ID. Bean for defendant.
1913. Francois McKenna vs.. Watts
Brothers, ap. Attorneys-Same as in 1912.
40Ss. William Hennessey vs.. Metro
politan Life Insurance Company. Attor-
neys-Page x Owen for plaintiff; Miner &
Roelker for defendant.
1862. Daniel W. Stoddard VS.. NJ. V. b.
Wilcox. Attorneys-B. Nj. Bosworth for
plaintiff; Page Il owen for defendant.
Docket For October %.
municipal Court
Estates of Henry Lyman Aldrich, minor,
petition for sale OF real estate; Sarah W.
Anthony, will for probate, G. A. Aldrich,
attorney, for heirs at-law; Eli Aylsworth.
will and codicil for probate, q. }. West,
&. II. Brayton, attorneys for contestants;
Emily Burns, petition for appointment
of administrator; +. Spencer Dodge, PEE
tition for appointment Of administrator;
Margaret FreeboTn (of full age), pc
tition for appointment of guardian;
phebe Hamill (of full age), petit
tion for appointment of guardian;
Peter j. Healy, Charles II. Healy, Jennie
Healy, Robert Healy, minors, petition for
appointment OF guardian; George b.
Holmes, administration account; Jere-
miah Horan, petition for APP
pointment of administrator: Ellen
"a. Jastram. administration account
Michael Jennings, petition for appoint
ment OF administrators, j. T.. Coniey, at
torney for petitioner; Patrick Kenny,
petition for removal OF executor, Il. j.
Mccarthy, attorney for petitioner; John
Henry Lautenberger, Will for
probate. Jason Lewis, petition
for appointment of administrator;
Michael Linnehan, petition for sale OF
real estate; William A. Duther, OF full age,
petition for appointment of guardian;
Bridget McCar;in, McGuinness &
Doran attorneys for petitioner,
petition for sale of real estate;
Susanah Mcdonald, petition for appoint
ment of administrator; Terrence McGurk,
petition of surety of release; joseph Nc
Sherry, petition for appointment 81 ad-
ministrstor; John McWeeney, admin
istration account and petition
for sale of real estate:
Catherine Murray, will for probate;
Charles X. Newco NIB, petition for appoint
ment of Administrator, c. "a; Emma Il.
Patten, petition for appointment OF ad-
minstrator; Daniel Pierce, pc
titi)n OF surety for release;
WilliamF. Read, petition for appointment
of administrators, Thomas L. Murphy, at
torney for petitioner; William Scatter
good, JT., petition to adopt child
Hannah Scott, will for probate;
Mary j. Smith. petition for appointment
OF administrator; George stone, petition
for appointment OF administrators d. b. H..
William ). Sweet, administration ac-
count; James Il. ID. Thompson, OF full
age. guardians account; Henry n. Welch,
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