The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-04
SIKH DISTRICT COURT.

There were a number of cases in the
Sixth District Court this morning, and
among the offenders were: William Bray
for assaulting Herman ParkiD. He was
fined $40 and costs.
Michael Greed, an old-timer, was cent
to the State Farm for six months for be-
ing a common drunkard.
The case of Edwin j. Dean for selling
liquor without license was continued un-
til October IL.
Thomas Hawkins was charged with bas-
tardy by Mary McGrath. He peaded not
guilty. and was held in the sum OF $500 for
trial next Tuesday.
Harry Bagshaw was sent to the reform
school for two years for truaDcy, and
James McGrant was charged with a like
charge, but was given until November i,
TO show that he would attend school.
Hyman Weindeman was charged with
making an assault upon William Trescott,
and was fined s10 and costs, which he
paid.
For some time the Jewish residents at
the North End have complained to Cap
tain Baker of the Ashburton street station
that they were annoyed in many ways by
representatives of other nationalties, and
asked the captain TO lend his assistance,
and see il the trouble could not be
stopped, or at least have ii suppressed for
awhile. A day or two ago. Isaac Lipsie
complained to the captain that James
Greaves had assaulted him, and wanted
him arrested. Lipsie was accommodated,
and Greayes was in the court room this
morning when the testiomny showed aat
II was more race fight than an assault.
During the trial, Mr. Lipsie was known
as the "Jew," and Mr.. Greayes as
Jack Even Mr. Lipsie's wagon was
referred to as "A Jew wagon.
Judge Sweetland said that il looked as
ii the crowd were having fun with the
Jew, and thought that persons of the age
OF those concerned should be engaged IN
better business. He could not find any
thing to hold Greaves on.
A few weeks ago John III. Mcclure came
into the city bnt when no one knows.
He made the acquaintance of George Nor
rison, janitor of the Hoyle building, who
gave Mcclure, place 10 sleep and some
thing TO eat. Mr.. Morrison found odd
Jobs for Mcclure In families I'm that vicIn-
1t. Wednesday Mr.. Morrison found that
trunk In one of his rooms in the Hoyle
building had been opened, and upon in
vestigation found that a pair of Pants
and vest were missing. The case was
reported TO the police, ard yesterday af-
ternoon Detective Cannon found Mcclure.
In the court this morning he pleaded
guilty and was fined $40 and costs.
Many articles have been reported stolen
from the houses where Mcclure has
been employed. He had a companion un-
til yesterday morning, and ii is said that
he left the city for Boston.
Mary johnson and Fanny Benn were
each fined $40 and costs Tor sssaulting
Ellen Larkin. As. Mrs. Benn started for
the door, she was called back by Judge
Sweetland and asked what she had to say
TO the charge OF adultery, with one
James Lsrkin. She pleaded not guilty
and was held until Friday for trial
Fred Lyons was sent to the State farm
for being a common drunkard. Lyons is
less than 20 years old, and his mother a
very respectable looking person, made
quite scene In the court room as the
boy was led away.
Henry Ferguson was fined az and costs
for stealing a pair OF shoes from the front
of Charles G.. McLaughlin's store on
North Main street.
George +. Janson was charged with
stealing a watch from Gallo Paolucci.
He pleaded not guiity,a and was held until
October 8 for trial.
William eastman was sentenced TO
serve a term OF 30 DAYS in Jail for assa ult-
ing DIR. Marston. He appealed.
Emily Bullock was sent TO the state
farm for six months for being a rsiler
and brawler.
Lewis Green was bound over to the
common pleas division OF the Supreme
Court for making an assault upon John
Monahan with a dangerous weapon.