The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-10
Reynolds, pleaded rot guilty. Bail $1,000.

Frank Riley and Charles Hardmsn,
jointly indicted for breaking and enter
ing shop in this city in August last,
when arraigned created a little unpleasant
diversion owing TO their few years of life.
The former pleaded not guilty and gave
bail in the sum of $1,000, and the latter
pleaded nolo contendere and sentence
was de eferrtd and his father accepted as
security.
John w. Rhodes, indicted for larceny
at East Providence, pleaded nolo con-
tendere and sentence was deferred and
surety offered and accepted.
George 4. Bentley, indicted for break
ing and entering a shop in the night
time and larceny, pleaded not guilty.
Bail $1,000.
William ID. Handy and Michael Haney,
indicted for breaking ana entering a
shop in the night time in Johnston,
pleaded not guilty. Bail $1,000 in each
case.
Simond Robin, indicted for an assault
with dangerous weapon on Barney
Bennett pleaded not guilty and gave tail
in the sum of $1,000.
John Scarf, indicted for an assault with
O ball bat on William Powers, pleaded
not guilty. Bail $1,000.
John Tracey. indicted for assault and
battery, pleaded not guilty. Bail $500.
William White and William Mcdonald,
jointly indicted for an assault at East
Providence, pesded not guilty. Bail
$500 In each case.
Royal L Perry, indicted for exposure
OF person, pleaded not guilty. Bail $1,000.
John McQueeuey indicted for break ing
and entering shop, pleaded not guilty.
hail $1,000.
Edward Reardon, indicted for steaing
bicycle from Russell W. Knight, pleaded
nolo contendere and sentence was de-
ferred during good behavior.
BIG BAIL REQUIRED.
Henry Gronion, indicted for unlaw-
fully carnally knowing girl under l6
years of age, pleaded not guilty. Bail
$4,000.
. Robert Burnham.of East Providence,
indicted for keeping and maintaining
common nuisance pleaded nolo con-
tendere, and sentence was deferred on
payment of costs.
Rebecca A. Baker, egainss whom were
three indictments for larceny, pleaded
not guilty and gave surety in the sum of
$1,000, under each indictment. Mrs.
Baker stole several articles from leading
stores of the city, including Shepard q
Company, Wood, bicknell a. Potter,
Calendar, McAusland Company.
THE DOG WAS ANGRY.
Before Judge Rogers and jury was
tried this morning the suit Of William
Graney against Mary A. McGee to recover
$500 damages. Young GrsDey claims
Mrs. McGee set an ugly deg she owned
on him last April, and that the dog tore
his trousers and severely lacerated his
limbs. Mrs. McGee denied doing any
such thing and the testimony given by
that lady was not lacking In spicy state
ments. In the Sixth District Court,
where the case was first tried, judgment
was given Mrs. McGee for costs.
j. {. Quinn was attorney for the plain
llu anu ". A. DIOWn lOT IDe ueIeDuhnt.
APPELLATE DIVISION.
Chief Justice Matteson heard matters
on the motion docket in the appellate
division OF tho Supreme Court today.
Most of the cases on the docket went
over for one week, among these being
the insurance cases.
An Injunction was denied In the case OF
George Il. Smith VS.. Edgewood Casino
Company, as it was shown that the re-
spondent had already leased the Casino
for kindergarten purposes. The case
was continued a week in order to give
complsinant's counsel an opportunity
to lie brief on other points involved
in this celebrated dispute.
Edgar w. Chapman, who was before
the court for contempt i'm falling 10 pay
his wife, Blanche Il. Chapman, tho al
lowance ordered by the court, was adj
judgcs guilty aud n writ Of attachment
was issued, returDablo next Wednesday.
II ia PROBABLE that tire trouble will be
settled befOre that late.
A decree was entered directing the pay
nv ent OF the masters fees In the case II
Peter A. Sheldon vs.. William H. Mates.
Leave was granted for the reopening Of
the case OF Thomas j. Kelley VS.. j. j.
Ryder et al. and decree confirming the
masters report in case OF Wi liam 4.
Bliss, administrator, was entered.