The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-13
Told in the Appellate Division
of Supreme Court.
Joseph Martin Sentenced for Larceny
From Delaine Mills.
Civil Business Disposed OF by New
District Court Officials

this morning in the suit of Macauloy Bros,
vs.. Patrick Tierney et al The cOmplainants
sue the defendants as members of "A voluntary
association known as tho National Master
Plumbers Association. The prayer Of tho bill
Is for "A mandatory injunction that the de-
PENDANTS rescind "A specified notice or request
sent out by tho defendants long before tho
bill was filed. A temporary injunction was
issued in October, 1894 and on November q
George W. Millard was appointed commits
sioner TO take testimony. The complainants
also allege that the National Master Plumbers
Association seeks to destroy the business Of
the non-union master plumbers, OF which
numberl they are, and ask that the temporary
injunction to be made permanent.
The circular referred TO was TO the effect
that no materials or plumbers supplies were
TO bo sold to any master plumber not a mem
bor of the National Association, or any asso-
citation affiliated with IL.
The defendants contend that the bill Of
complaint states no rights Of property, and
asks no relief as TO property, it being based
upon alleged torts or wrongful acts com
mitted by the defendants. That in this bin
Macauloy Brothers are alone as complainants,
and no common interest has been shown. and
finally as the suit Is based upon tort, IL is
claimed that the jurisdiction in equity over
cases Of this nature is limited TO future acts,
and no relief for past deeds can be given.
Edward l.. Cannon was attorney for tho
complainants and james and Theodore L.
TIllipghast attorneys for the respondents.
DIVORCE PETITIONS GRANTED.
The decision of tho court in two divorce
cases was rendered this morning as follows:
Laura +. Matteson vs.. Calvin Matteson. Pc
tition for divorce from bed and board granted.
and % "A week allowed for her separate main
tenance.
George II. Richmond VS.. Angeline Rich
mond. The respondents motion in the nature
OF a cross petition granted, and 20 per week
allowed for the maintenance Of herself and
children.
COMMON PLEAS DIVISION.
The only case tried in this court this morn
ing was that of Thomas Spencer Of Warwick.
against Andrew j. Paine. for the recovery of
$40 alleged to be- duo. with interest for Ia
months. The claim was under lease, the
defendant HAVING in January, 1889, leased GER
tain property in Warwick for five years, at "A
rental Of S230 a year, with privilege of renewal
at a rent to bo agreed upon. Three arbitra-
tors were chosen to adjust the ront for the
additional term at the close of the first period
of five years, and they fixed the rent
at $500 per annum. This additional rent the
defendant refused to pay. Tho defendant
claimed arbitrators cid not make their de-
cision in a proper manner. A verdict for the
plaintiff for S6s.2S was given by the Jury.
sEYENCED ron LARCENY.
Joseph Martin, who had previously pleaded
nolo con:ondere 10 an indictment for larceny
was brought before Judge Wilbur this morn
ing for sentence. Tho prisoner, while IN the
employ of the Atlantic Mills. took cloth
valued at sl2O from the dye house, some of
which he pawned. After brief plea in his
behalf by his counsel, Judge James Harris,
tho court imposed sentence Of six months
in Jail.
DISTRICT COURT.
Judge swectland presided for the first timo
as chief judge Of the civil division of this
court today.
Anastasia Bradley Va. Patrick McKoown.
Decision for plaintiff for sllO and costs.
Mary McGregor vs. Thomas Il. Ross. Judg-
ment given for the plaintiff for so and costs.
The Westminster Land Company sued Nicola
Caldarono for tho possession of tenement
at 57la Eddy street, and obtained Judgment
for possession.
Lucy Matthews was sued by James W.
Nolan for the possession OF "a tenement. Judg-
mcnt was given Tor possession.
J. G. Hall Company vs.. Frank H. Campbell
for recovery. Decision for plaintiff for S25
and costs.
Before Associate Justice Rcuckort the suit
of Charles c. Clark against Bartley McLaugh-
lin for assault was heard. The plaintiff
claimed he went 20 McLaughlins' homo in
April last TO mako a demand for some goods
in the lattors possession, and that bo was ac-
companicd by Constable Kaufman, who road
the demand and that the defendant in this
case then got very angry, and threw him
down stairs. The defendant denied his guilt.
Tho plaintiff was given judgment for 90 and
costs.
Court Calendar for Friday.
appellate Division}
Jackson Bank VS.. Frank A. Irons ct
Div. 99iO. Emma f. Sweet VS.. Albert
l.. Sweet.
Div. 9959. Alfred X. Mayo VS.. Annie J.
Mayo.
Ex 246. Achilli Guisti VS.. George Del
Papa.
Ex. 1864. William II. McTwiggan, ct
al. VS.. George f. Hunter ct al.
FIX. 2O03 Silas Z. Teft ct al. vs.. Provi-
dence Washington Insurance Company.
Div. 1901. Charles Il. Rider vs.. Malvin
r. Rider.
Eq 352. Owen McAuliffe VS.. Eugene r.
McAuliffe
Carpenter VS.. Carpenter.
Common Pleas Division Supreme courtL
2060. Elias Il. White vs.. Thomas Me
Manus. Attorneys Page n Owen for
plaintiff; McGuinness Il Doran for de-
fendant.
19S. James Mulligan VS.. Union Rail
road Company Attorneys Page d Owen
for plaintiff; ID. 5. and W. G. Baker for
defendants.
215l John Thompson VS.. Union Rail
road Company. Attorneys-T Il. Cos
grove for plaintiff; ID. 5. and W. C. Baker
for defendant.
26S. Peter Lennon VS.. jeremiah r. Eddy.
Attorneys Joseph Osiield and L. w.
Robinson for plaintiff; Page Il Owen for
defendant.