The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-04
HEARD IN COURT.
The Docket I'm all Divisions Was
Light Today.

Before Judge Wilbur this morning the
following parties who had been indicted
for keeping common nuisances, and who
had previously pleaded not guilty, re-
tracted their former pleas and pleaded
nolo contendere and sentence was, in each
case, deferred: John Brandt, Pasquale
Guilano; Luther Larroway.
The suit OF McCloy& Patt OF Pawtucket
against Charles Il. Harrison OF the same
city, for alleged breach of contract, was
begun before Judge Rogers in the Supreme
Court this morning. The plaintiffs who
took a contract TO paint q new dwelling
house for the plaintiff from August
Brendt, who had the general contract for
the construction of the house. Brendt
left Pawtucket before any portion of the
plaintiffs work was done, and when he
returned made an assignment and threw
up his contract. The plaintiffs both tes-
titled to Harrison having agreed TO pay
them to finish the work. The defendant
denies this statement and says that the
only arrangement he made with the
plaintiffs was to pay for certain extra
work.
Supreme Court Calendar for Friday.
Common Pleas Division.)
2115. Starkweather IL Williams vs..
Henry Wood. Attorneys-Ballou &
Jackson for plaintiffs; Q. l.. Kneeland for
defendant.
2O55. Bridget Hines VS.. Daniel Place.
Attorneys-R. q. Mowry for plaintiff;
Bassett & Mitchell for defendant.
S25. II. ii. French VS.. Emma Wood.
Attorneys-J. Palmer for plaintiff; Page
81 Owen for defendant.
Court Calendar for Saturday.
1861. Rosella Owens ct al. VS.. James F.
Snow, executor. Lonsdale
and III. q. Curtis for plaintiffs and Cook
& Angel for defendant.
1925 James e. Collins vs.. Daniel Il.
McAleer. Attorneys-James g. Collins
for plaintiff, and w. B. Tanner and Il. l..
Cannon for defendant.
1890. Thaddeus j. Hayden vs.. Morris
Rich. Attorneys-E. Dew. O'Connor for
plaintiff and McGninness & Doran for de-
fendants.
Several motions will be heard by the
court In chambers on this day.
Calendar for Friday.
appellate Diyision.)
William II. Ireland vs.. Globe Milling
and Reductive Co.
Joseph Il. Hoffman VS.. Kate Hoffman.
Seagrave, ct al.
Robert McCrystaI, appellant, VS.. Joanna
McCrystal.
Catherine Agan vs.. Patrick Agau, ct al.
Emma j. Rosenberg VS.. Patrick Rosen-
berg.
oNdNo Ns. iis ls
Tanner.
Verdict for the Plaintiff.
The jury in the case of Mccoy and
Patti VS.. G. Il. Harrison this af-
ternoon brought in verdict for the
plaintiffs for 1876. The amount sued for
was S400. Thomas p. Sarnefield was at
attorney for the plaintiffs and w. w. q 4.
w. Blodget for the defendant.
Appellate Division.
In the Supreme Court decree was en-
tered granting the petition of st. Msry's
Church of Newport to sell real estate TO the
Newport Gas Company, the proceeds to be
deposited in bank subject to the order of
the court. The property to be sold is
part of the estate left in trust to the
church by the late Edward Matthews.
The case against the Cumberland
License Commissioners which was TO have
been heard today has been postponed for
one week.
Sixth District Court.
In the Sixth District Court this morn
ing Clara Schmelle was fined $40 and costs
for stealing bonnet from John Shepard.
Michael Flanagan was held until Tres
day for assaulting his wife Nellie.
Thomas Scott, a colored man, was
charged with beating John Will
liams, one of his own race.
Williams is at the Rhode Island Hospital
and is in n critical condition.
Scott was held in the sum OF 1000 until
Friday April9.