The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-08

Yesterday Cases Still Pending Point
Judith 'Dlniculty.

No new cases came UP in the Supreme
Court today. In the common pleas di-
vision the case of the State Va. Dante
Rigoli and Augusta Ferarri, for robbery
upon storekeeper OF this city named
John Caproni was continued before Judge
Wilbur. Rigoli told his story today in q
rambling manner, seeking TO impress the
jury with the idea that the whole affair
was in the nature OF huge
joke in which Caproni was the
joker and he the joked. lie testified IN
cidently that Caproni sold liquor on the
sly. IL was at a carousal in Capronis
place that the trouble first started and led
up TO the events detailed yesterday.
The case OF Dora Sullivan VS.. National
and Providence Wooden Mills went to the
jury at noon.
No cases came up in the appellate di-
vision.
Commissioners Appointed.
The Supreme Court has rendered re-
VS.. George p. Sherman ct al, in which 1T
states il will grant the complainants re-
lief to the extent OF appointing
commissioners to settle lines and bound
aries of complainants interest and
the interests of respondents, and
and Others in land covered by public tide
water in said cove and Point Judith pond
Public Laws, X. /. chap. 510.
Docket For March0.
appellate Divisionl
$780, Michael Whitty vs.. Daniel p.
Mccarthy ct al. Attorneys ID. ii. Shea
han for complainant, A. 5. Miller for re-
spondent.
s7O6. j. M. Ripley ct ux ct al. VS.. Zeph-
amiah Brown ex. Attorneys II. Z.
Cannon for complainant.
- Newport, Gideon p. Rose VS..
Charles Il. Harvey. Attorneys-C. Il.
piainant. G. j. West for respondent.
20. Michael b. Lynch VS.. Charles FL.
Earle. Attorneys--C. j. Arms for COM
plainant, w. B. Vincent for respondent.
3715. Free Congregational Society ct al
for an opinion. Attorneys-Cook d An
gell and Bassett d Mitchell.
Common Pleas Division.l
$50. Alice A. Swan VS.. Edward Lane,
ap. Attorneys-P. j. Mccarthy for
plaintiff, Il. III. Lincoln and ID. s. Baker
for defendant.
Estates of Mary Ann Atwood,
petition for appointment of ad-
ministrator; Burnett s. w. Bra
gum, petition for sale OF real estate;
Bridget Burns, administration account;
Mary Campbell, petition for appointment
OF administrators; owen IampDSii, ,petltlOn
for appointment of administrator, b. n;
Catherine Everett, wills for probate;
David l.. Fiske, late of Hartford, Conn.,,
petition to sell personal estate in Rhode
Island; Jessie M. Gardiner (minor), petit
tion to sell real estate; Fannie s. Gardner
(minor), petition to sell real estate;
Ann Elizabeth Hodges, will for probate;
Benjamin w. Hubbard, petition for ap-
pointment of administrator, d.
b. n. with will annexed; Phebc
+. Jones, will for probate:
Emma r. Loughlin, will for probate; Ed
ward Magner, late of Philadelphia, petit
tion for appointment of ad-
ministrator in Rhode Island;
Dennis McArdle, petition for sale
of real estate; Mary McGinn, petition
for sale of real estate; Mary A. McKenna,
administration accounts John McWee-
ney, administration account; John Nc
Weeney, petition for sale of real estate;
Rhoda A. Thornley,, petition for citation
to guardian to render account; Bessie
Ward, petition for sale of real estate;
Sarah A: Williams. administration ac-
count; Caroline G.. Windsor, petition for
removal of administrator.