The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-19
THE GRAND JURY.



Lawrence Deery. indicted for committing
burglary In the house OF A. w. Sibley, Paw
tucket, pleaded not guilty and was committed
In default OF 5000.
Patrick Donnelly. indicted for maintaining
a common nuisance. pleaded not guilty and
was committed in default OF $1,000
Walter Mullen, indicted for larceny from
John whipple. pleaded not guilty and was
committed In default OF slOOO.
Louis l.. lie Jeune, indicted for embezzle-
ment of 5000 from Nathan B. Waldron,
pleaded not guilty. He was committed in
default Of 5000 bail.
William Il. Abrahams. indicted for embez-
element OF $50 from the Waite rhresher COM
pany, pleaded guilty. Abrahams is 10 years OF
age. He said he took the money 20 buy
bicycle He was sentenced TO the Reform
school during his minority.
Those indicted but out on bail are as
follows:
Aredis Shoes hanian, assault and battery;
Dominica Gala, carrying concealed
weapons; Osceola X. Cooke, assault
with dangerous weapon; Patrick
Finneran, carrying concealed weapons;
John Flora, larceny; Richard Eddy, COM
mon gambler; William Holland, larceny;
George Hunter, Jr., embezzlement;
Vincenzo Lanno, carrying concealed wea-
pons; Albert L. Nash, seduction; Joseph
Martin, larceny; Ansel b. Pope, larceny;
George w. Rose, assault with a danger
Gus weapon; Giuseppe Ross, carrying
concealed weapons; Henry B. Smith, car
rying concealed weapons; William IL.
Tebo, larceny.
Indictment for maintaining common
nuisances were found against the follow
ing:
Henry Amos, Charles Beattle, Adelbert
Bennett, Frederick Bergland, Cora Belle
Blanchard, j Josephine Bowers John Brand,
Benjamin Conroy, John Creamer,
James +. Crossing, Frank Dakin, Flor
ence Davenport, Giuseppe Delorio, Michael
Doyle, Thomas Egan, Pssquale Guilano,
Della Hill, Lizzie Holden, Patrick Keough,
Luther Larroway, Fred Max, VIM. Miller,
Matthew O'Brien, Antonio Parachini,
Joseph Prefontaine, Patrick Rooney, Ell
len Salmon, Henrietta Seiss, Charles
Smith, Walter Taylor, Hannah Thomp-
son, Mabel Tobin, Gibson Trimble, George
III. Whitmarsh, Michael Winters.
No bills were found against the follow
ing:
Christian Bronper, nuisance, dead /:
Michael Caproni, illegal voting; David
Lingane, assault with intent to kill (;
James Cannon, entering building in
the night time; Albert Greenwood,
and Napoleon Lavimodiere, breaking and
entering barn in the night time; Martin
Mcmahon, EN- bezzlement; Paul Matekian,
assault with dangerous weapon; Frank
A. Sheldon, destroying property; Thomas
Tyrrall and Thomas Connors, rape; James
Whalen, obstructing officer.
A.nauata Gou.t
The following matters we're heard be-
fore the Appellate Court today:
Thomss +. Murphy vs.. Jesse p. Eddy.
Heard on demurrer to bill.
Thymss Corbishley VS.. Warren w. Nor
gan. To be submitted on briefs.
Emma Palmer VS.. John Palmer. Petit
tion for divorces heard and granted nisi
Sarah Barton VS.. William ID. Barton.
Petition for divorce heard and granted
nisi.
The court issued a decree appointing
William p. Sheffield, Jr., trustee Of the
estate of Anson III. Hamilton.
Coombs & Atkinson VS.. Joseph b. Pat
terson. Plaintiffs petition for new trial
granted.
Thomas f. Farrell, John ii. Flanagan,
George II. Haddy, Jr., and Floyd
Nj. Solloway, the law students
who were recently examined
by a committee appointed by appellate
court, were admitted TO the Rhode Island
bar this morning.