The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-02
HEARD IN COURT today.
James Browning on Trial for
Assault with Intent to Rob.
ATTEMPTS TO PROVE ALIBI.
Case OF State VS.. Peter Habib-Crim-
inal Arraignments- Docket for
March Bother Interesting Court
Notes.

Charles Smith pleaded nolo today before
Judge Wilbur, to charge OF maintaining
nuisance, and was held for sentence.
Angelo Santofanti pleaded not guilty 10
charge OF assault with revolver and
was held i'm the sum OF $1,000.
Offers An Alibi.
James Browning OF Central Falls came
up for trial today before Judge VIII
bur on charge of assault with
attempt to rob conformity ,on,, MIN
was committed at Lincoln on Sept. Il.
The complainant is William III. Evans OF
Pawtucket. Evans father keeps store
at Central Falls, and on the
night in question the son was
left alone in charge OF the store. Brown-
ing and Martha entered, il is claimed, and
began to neg gotiate for the purchase OF
some cake. While Evans was DONG up
the package Browning pulled pistol ana
put him in bodily fear with the intention
of robbing.
The defense claims that he is not the
individual required and swears that he
was not i'm Evans store on the night IN
question. Evans was not sure, but said
Browning looked like the man who at
tempted TO rob him.
The Appellate Division.
Defendants brief on motion for new
trial in the case of State VS.. Peter Hablb,
for receiving stolen goods, was submitted
to the appellate division today. The al
legged crime occurred at Newport, Janu-
ary @, 1892. The defendant alleges:
1. That the existence of the corporation
from which the goods are alleged TO have
been stolen must be proven.
2. Evidence of an offense on another
day can not support conviction.
3. The confession of the defendant was
ms 10 nf
Fear OF consequences led to the confession.
4. The ruling OF the court as TO the re-
ceipt of the goods i'm Newport was in error.
Docket For March 3.
appellate DivsionJ
--Margaret Baggs VS.. Joseph f. Attor-
neys--A. b. Crafts Tor petitioner.
1862 Maria Grimes vs. Rosay. Attor-
neys-G. J. West for petitioner, &. Il.
German and p. j. Qrinn for respondent.
s6sa. Christian Riess ct ux. W.. James
Everard. Attorneys. j. Hahn for COM
plainant, w. +. Angel and II. Il. Carpen-
ter for respondent.
1855. bessie Joslin VS.. VIM. II. At
torneys-Page Il Owen for petitioner, j.
ID. Thurston for respondent.
1903. Smith & Green VS.. Frank j. john
son ct. al. -Attorneys-A. l.. Brown for
complainant.
376i. Mary Y. Smith VS.. Obadiah.
Attorneys-Tanner 4 Cannon for petit
TONER, j. Il. Goldsworthy for respon-
dent
3679. Michael Hayden CT ux ct al VS..
William Quinn tr. Attorneys-G. j. West
1908. Dennis Mcdonald ct ux. VS.. Dem
mis- Sullivan ct ux. Attorneys-Page Il
Owen for complainants, Il. G. Dubois for
respondent.
Common Pleas Division.l
1867. John A. Cross We. Brown, Steese
& Clarke Attorneys, Il. +. & w. X.
Tillinghast for plaintiff, Colwell d Bar
ney for defendants.
S17. Mary A. Wadsworth VS.. Henry b.
Morgan, exr. Attorneys-C. Il. Salisbury
for plaintiff, c. A. Ives and G. c. Mumford
for defendant.
7s4. Frangiesco Bissaccia VS.. Providence
Worsted Mills. Attorneys-Tanner &
Cannon for plaintiff, s. Ames for defend
ant.
774. Globe Manufacturing Co. VS.. Philip
Fain. Attorneys G. u. Champlin and
j. M. Brennan for plaintiff, ID. ii. Sheahan
for defendant.
675. Hardt Won Bermuth vs. r. /. Cloth
ing company. Attorneys-J.ID. Thurston
for plaintiff. j. j. Hahn for defendant.
1913. Burrows & Kenyon VS.. John ii.
Smith. Attorneys-R, w. Burbank fer
plaintiff, McGuinness & Doran for de-
John Rubin et ux. vs.. Samuel +.
Gardiner Attorneys-W. n. Greene for
plaintiff, G. II. johnson for defendant.
S47. lsidor Delphinus VS.. David Frank
ct al. Attorneys-C. l.. Kneeland for
plaintiff, j. j. Hahn for defendant.
S52. III. Friedman VS.. Rubin Fine. At
torncysC. NJ. Salisbury for plaintiff, j.
j. Hahn for defendant.
676. Bronia Lipschutz VS.. Henry Rosen-
blatt. Attorneys-F. III. Widcs for plain
tiff, j. j. Hahn for defendant.
2o6. John w. Dodge, jr., VS.. Union
Railroad Company. Attorneys- B. NJ.
Bosworth for plaintiff; ID. q. & w. c.
Baker for defendant.
247. Assigned. Hugh j. McGinn VS..
John III. Boyle. Attorneys. +. Muir
ply. for plaintiff; II. }. Carroll for de-
fendant.
Municipal Court.
The following business was transacted
in the Municipal Court today:
Michael Zaccaria was appointed guar
dian OF Angelo Zaccaria of full age. Bond
$500.
The Administrative OF the estate of Ed
ward III. Burgess settled her account.
Balance in hand, s14.27.
Mary +. kehoe was appointed admin
istratrix of the estate of William Kehoe.
Bond, 5000.
The guardian of Mary L., Catherine L.,
Stephen, Thomas and Frederick McKenna,
minors, was authorized to sell certain real
estate.
An administration account of the estate
OF Elijah Selden was rendered. Balance
in hand, go.
TOO GOOD TO LAST.
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