The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-22
FAILED TO APPEAR.
Many Persons Indicted for Keeping
Nuisances Have Forfeited Bail.
Cases on tho Criminal Calendar Are
Being Rapidly Disposed of.

The following parties appeared to an
swer TO the indictments found against
them, and to give surety for their appear
ance for trial:
Daniel Jacobs, indicted for maintaining
a nuisance, pleaded not guilty, and bail
was fixed at $1,000
Lillian Stats pleaded nolo contendere to
an indictment charging her with main
tanning nuisance. Sentence was defer
red, and she gave bail in the sum of 1900.
Charles Kansche pleaded not guilty OF
larceny OF diamond ring, and Mamie
Peck to stealing watch. Bail, S5OO In
each case.
Harry Eaton was arraigned on two in
dictments, one charging him with steal
ing a bicyle, and the other with using
one without the permission OF the owner,
Frederick =. Phillips. He pleaded not
guilty, and was held In $500 In each case.
Edgar Garde was charged with the same
offences, he having stolen and used the
bike of Charles Stebbin. He pleaded nolo
contendere, and sentence was deferred.
Lizzie Callahan, indicted for keeping a
common nuisance, pleaded not guilty.
Bail fixed at $1,000.
William Bannon, Edwin Ii. Hopkins,
Joseph Morrow, Henry p. Bowen, John
Petett, George Perry, Patrick Roddin,
Henry A. Green, Richard Stevens and
Lillian Cushman, Frank Hall, Joseph
Frazer, Frank Maloy, John Mart, Patrick
Burns, who were indicted for keeping
and maintaining common nuisances,
failed to appear and plead this morning,
and their sureties were defaulted.
Honora Conway pleaded not guilty to
keeping nuisance. Bail fixed at $1,000.
John and James Trainor were called on
to plead TO an indictment for the same
offence, and were required TO give bail In
a like amount.
Hugh McManus was tried for the lar
ceny OF 10 gold coins OF the realm OF Great
Britain and Ireland, of the value OF 70
each, from Rose McNaSnara.
Assistant Attorney General Henry j.
Dubois for the State, and Charles r.
Stearns for the defendant.
Thomas Dowd was found guilty OF as
saulting Thomas Kilkenny at the Home
for the Aged of the Lattle Sisters OF the
Poor, at Pawtucket.
Before Judge Rogers, the trial OF the
suit of Allen w. Cory against John Wall
was begun for the recovery OF 5000, Tor
an alleged assault committed on the plain
tiff by the defendant. Both parties reside
in Burrillville, and own adjoining farms,
and defendant claims the assault, II any,
was in the protection OF his property
against the plaintiff. Page * owen are
attorneys for the plaintiff, and Edward
l.. Cannon represented the defendant.
The following order has been entered In
the appellate division:
The docket OF uncontested petitions foi
divorce will be in order for hearing or
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, July 3
aud 10, and uncontested petitions FOL
divorce not then heard will be continued
APPELLATE DIVISION.
In the case OF Frank MeMaugh VS.
To WI
ing execution until further order OF the
court upon the payment of the cost o
advertising OF the sale of the property o
said defendant, on or before the 18th o
| June, 1895.
Ann Giblin vs. Henry n. Salisbury ct al
Decree entered that the bill OF complaint
| in this case be taken on confessed ludg
| ment against John L. Smith, one OF TN
| respondents.
National Rubber Company W.. Rhod
| Island Hospital Trust Company ct al
| Further heard on motion TO dissolve in
| junction.
The rescripts handed down this morning
| were the following:
| William X. Atwood VS. Richard II. Bor
den ct al. The injunction heretofor
| granted as TO the sale advertised unde
| the first mortgage and the second mort
| gage is held not TO be a valid mortgage
! The court also holds that certain propert
mentioned in the second mortgage wa
not covered by the first mortgage.
Danenberg Il Coles VS.. Thomas w. Rob
inson. Defendants petition for new tria
| dismissed.
Court Calendar for Monday.
| Common Pleas Divisiou-supreme Court,l
1891. w. w. Dexter VS.. John Cockrofi
| Attorneys-A. s. Miller and II. j. Carol
| for plaintiff; q. j. West for defendant.
23sl. Francis Collins vs.. New York an
New England Railroad Company. Attor
| neys--W. B. Vincent for plaintiff; j.
Ripley and }. Henshaw for defendant.
1905. Daniel III. Remington vs. Patric
Kelly. Attorneys-C. +. Salisbury 10
plaintiff; A. a. Mclaughlin for defendant
1897. Frank =. Hull and wife vs.. Ma
linda NJ. Paradise. Attorneys-C. Nj. lie
and q. Il. Brown for plaintiff; Page
Owen for defendant.
1852. Bernard Mooney VS.. Narraganset
Electric Light Co. Attorneys-J. {
Quinn and Page q Owen for plaintiff; w
q. Rocker for defendant. This case hc
been heard in part.
Sixth District Court.
Last May, Giochino Ligori hit Antoni
| Moroue over the head with billiard Gu,
and then mingled with the Italians {
New York. He came to the city a day {
two ago, and was arrested last evening /
Detective Cannon on Federal Hill. He WI
arraigned before Judge Sweetland in Il
sixth District Court this morning, WI
sent his case to the Court of Commo
Pleas.
James McDermott was fined sl0 an
costs for stealing ring from Jam'
Foley.
George Haight was assessed $40 an
costs for stealing a Jack rose bush fro
Mrs. Sherman's yard, at the corner
Potter and Oakland avenues.
James Gallagher was sent TO the Sta
farm for six months for being vagran
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