The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-01
HEARD IN COURT
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Sehseffer. President Colt of the Indus
trial Trust Company said that they did
not desire the sale as representatives oil
$40, 800.
The following were also heard before
the appellate court:
Josiah A. Whsley vs.. Moses Hennessey.
Settled without costs.
Hanrihan ~ Libby vs.. Owen McCusker.
This case was brought by the plaintiff TO
restrain the defendant from engaging in
the liquor business contrary to agree
ment. Continued one week on payment
OF costs.
Insurance Commissioners VS.. Columbia
Mutual Life Assurance Company. Taken
from calendar by agreement.
John Morrison VS.. James Morrison ct oil.
Continued two weeks.
State VS.. Daniel Thompson. Assigned
to December "a.
Brownell Field & Co. VS.. Bernard ].
Padicn. Assigned to December 10.
Cases OF Mary McGowan, Florence Nc
Gowan and Joseph III. knight against
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company. Assigned to Decem-
Der B.
Hill and Holmes, administrators, VS..
Fred III. Elsbree. Sent to lower court for
execution of judgment.
James Nealy VS.. John O'Connor ct al.
Continued one week.
dtlOthONs w. AAShAy ps
Smith. Assigned to December 6.
Woonsocket Coal Company vs.. Francois
Cadorette ct al. Heard on the plaintiff
motion for a stay of execution. The mo-
tion was granted. Motion for hearing on
a new trial also heard and granted. The
grounds for the decision are that Judge
Lee of Woonsocket was absent from the
court and had thepapers in his possession
so that jury trial was not obtainable as
provided under the statute.
Franklin b. Ham vs.. Providence Jour-
nal Company. Rule discharged.
w. II. Johnson ct ux. vs.. John w. At
wood ct al. and Caroline +. Munroe vs..
heard on form decree particularly in re-
gard to interest and costs.
Common Pleas Division.
Before Mr.. Justice Rogers the case Of
Mahoney IL MeCrudden vs.. Elmer Il. Car.
penter was heard and held for adyisement.
This case relates to breach Of contract.
Before Mr.. Justice Douglas the case OF
Clara A. Ham VS.. William Spencer, admin
istrator, was tried. The plaintiff claims
that she nursed her aunt, Abbey Ham,
during her last sickness and seeks to re-
cover from the deceased's estate.
In the Common Pleas Court J. w.
Shields, convicted of assaulting Lawrence
Il. Dolen with a hatchet, was sentenced
TO go days imprisonment. The following
were also heard:
s. ID. Keene vs.. international Pier Man
ufacturing Company. Motion for surety
granted.
q. III. Derwin VS.. j. A. & n. A. Reid.
Motion granted for release from arrest and
discharge from bail.
Thomas Roberts q Co. Va. q. s. Chaffee
& Son. Motion for surety granted.
The following have been recently filed
in the office of the common pleas division {:
George w. Whitford VS.. w. p. Maroney.
Writ OF replevin of tea and other articles.
Whitond, Aldrich & Co. VS.. the Modern
Hotel Company. This is TO recover s4i7.S5,
being the balance alleged to be- due on q
book account.
Charles G. Mumford vs.. Charles b.
Weaver ct ux. This Is an action In as
sumpsist to recover on a promissory note.
The ad damnum Is placed at 5000.
Reuben Tuttle w. Willett w. Budlong.
This suit is TO recover the sum of S564.47
due on a book account.
William T.. Bowen Va. Daniel w. Ide.
This is suit for slander, the damages
being placed at 5000.