The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-06
HEARD IN COURT.
Conspiracy Alleged Against the Mas.
ter Plumbers Association.

The suit OF Macauley Brothers VS..
Patrick Tierney ct all, was heard today
before Mr.. Justice Tillinghas in the APP
pellate division on motion for an in
Junction against the members OF the
Master Plumbers Association OF Provi-
dence.
Testimony was introduced to prove the
nature OF the relation between the Provi-
citation. Tanner Cannon appear for
the plaintiff and James Tiilingha for
the defendant.
The motion In the case of Edward Smith
against the Providence County Savings
Bank of Pawtucket for q preliminary
injunction was also brought before
the appellate division this morning,
but was not heard owing TO peculiar
circumstance. Joseph Osfield, counsel for
the plaintiff, stated that the papers in the
case were missing. He had left them yes
terday in the clerks Office but they had
suddenly vanished. The motion was
continued until Oct. II.
Confessed All.
In the common pleas division Henry
SpitZks, an intelligent looking man, APP
peared to retract plea of not guilty on
the charge OF stealing $500 in
shSp snss where srem he FUsssr' sss empipSsd Psgn
Spitzka, pleaded nolo contendere, and said
he wished to made clean breast of every
thing he had done. He admitted taking
rings from the shop and either
melted them or sold them in New York.
His sentence was one years imprison-
ment.
lie Lung, Celestial who could not
speak English, appeared to answer
charge of maintaining a common nuis-
ance. He was allowed his freedom on
$1,000 surety. Other proceedings in Judge
Wilbur's court were as follows:
A hro bor ha rhaI nov
ages assessed at s35l9.70, and suit discon-
tinued and dicit judgment for plaintiff
for that amount, with costs.
Christopher FeigeDspan vs.. Creighton
4 Woods; nil dicit judgment for plaintiff
Waldron, wightman q Co. VS.. Ubaid
Crepeau; nil dicit judgment for plaintiff
for ESQ.,. IL and costs.
Whitman Brothers VS.. Aetna Hopper
Company. Plaintiff ordered to give surety
for defendants costs on or before Nov. II.
Fogarty Brothers VS.. Peoples Insur-
ance Company. Ordered that the plead
ings be closed on or before Oct. 13.
Alpheus 3. Waterman Il Go. VS.. Joseph
A. Hull. Nil dicit judgment for plaintiffs
for s3i4 and costs.
Aggravated Assault.
A nil dicit suit of Bridget sugrue against
Napoleon Her be rt was heard on a motion
bert is policeman in Central Falls, and
one day last winter he suddenly rushed
into the house where the de-
fendant was residing, just as
she was descending the stairs,
He struck her violent blow Just below
the heart rendering her unconscious.
subsequently she had severe bleeding
from the mouth and is now in a delicate
state OF health. A decree Of $3.50 dam
ages was issued.
Judge Rogers also listened to motion,
the case o. Edward Smith VS.. Providence
Il Worcester Railroad Company, this
morning on the pleas submitted by the
railroad to the effect that IL was not liable
on the case.
The calendar for Monday follows:
Common Pleas Division.l
1885. Francis L. Phillips ct ux. Va.
Remington sherman, ministrator. At
torneys--A. 3. yohnston, for plaintiff; l..
c. Pierce, for defendant.
1888. Lyman l.. Tingley VS.. Richard
Bacon. Attorneys--R. W. Burbank, for
plaintiff; q. 8. West, for defendant.
tAppeEa,e DivisiOn.I
1867 (exceptions). Raymond r. Whip
pie VS.. ID. l.. ID. Granger, cityltreasurer.
Attorneys-S. w. X. Allen and w. II.
perce for the plaintiff; city solicitor for
343s equity. Charlotte r. Dodge ct al.
VS.. John W. Hogan ct al. Attorneys-W.
X. Perce and A. X. Green for plaintiff; u.
J. McCarty, j. w. Hogan and W. q. Green
for defendant.
300S (equity). Moore Brothers VS..
Goodchild Brothers. Attorneys. w. X.
Allen for plaintiff; Page d Owen for de-
fendsnt.
1856 equity. Hugh o'DonnelI, vs.. w.
White, tr, ct al. Attorneys--C. +. Cor
man for plaintiff; j. Tilling hast for de-
fendant.