The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-16
A BIG BATCH.


time, in that town, pleaded not guilty
and was obliged to furnish security in
the sum of $1,000.
Mary Merchant, indicted for falsely
representing herself by an order to be the
agent OF Rev. Mr.. Hardy, pastor of 81.
money she collected was TO be used to
give the children of the st. Mary's
Orphanage a Christmas dinner pleaded
guilty.. Judge Wilbur sentenced her TO
the Oaklawn school for girls during her
minority.
Thomas Larvin, indicted for entering
the shop of John b. Gormley and stealing
a few bottles of whisky, pleaded guilty.
Larvin was splitting wood for the propri-
etor Of the shop when the goods were ta-
ken. He was sentenced TO nine months
in jail.
Rufus Peck, indicted for entering the
dwelling house OF David w. Briggs in the
night and stealing therefrom. lie plead
ed not guilty and was required to give
surety in the sum of $1,000.
John u. Emerson, a neat-appearing coll
ored youth, indicted for stealing watches
and other jewelry, the property OF the
American Loan Company, valued at s497,
pleaded not guilty. lie was required to
give surety In the sum OF $500.
Joseph 1rehant, indicted for maintaining
common nuisance in the city of Central
Falls, pleaded not guilty and also gave
bail in the same sum.
Louis q. Carbonl, indicted for carnally
knowing girl under the age OF 16 years,
pleaded not guilty and was required to
give bail in the sum of $500.
William Rogers, indicted for breaking
and entering cobbler's shop by back
window, and stealing 13 pairs of shoes in
the night time, pleaded guilty, and was
sentened to Is m onths in Jail.
Hugh Lynch, Thomas Gardner and
Joseph Dwyer, all indicted for break ing
on Jenkins street, and stealing 10 gas
fixtures, and few pounds OF lead pipe,
pleaded guilty. Thomas Gardner was
sentenced to 1S months in States prison.
James Burns indicted for breaking and
entering the dwelling house. of Jane
pleaded guilty. He will spend several
years. the reform school.
Daniel Jacques, indicted for breaking
and entering the dwelling house of ABB
bic Il. Chace in Pawtucket, and stealing a
watch, chain, pen and satchel pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to 10 months in
states prison.
John Masterson, indicted for stealing
a tip cart, pleaded not guilty, and to
another indictment charging him with
stealing horse and harness of Thomas
Degnan, he entered the same plea.
very young lad named Felix Monag-
han, indicted for entering dwelling
house. pleaded not guilty and gave bail
in the sum OF $500.
Charles Carpenter, another small lad,
indicted for q similar offence, entered the
same plea ana was required 10 furnish
surety in the same sum.
John Coyle, indicted for breaking and
entering house of George Miner, and
stealing clock and other articles,
w
Moses Profit and John MacNamara, in
dicted for stealing from the person of
George X. Earle Si35, were arraigned
and both pleaded not guilty and were re-
quired TO give bail in the sum of $500
each.
assault with lamp on Mary MCGOWAN,
pleaded not guilty and bail was required
in the sum of $1,000.
James Murphy, Indicted for breaking
and entering the dwelling house of
Architect James Murphy, was required to
give bail in the sum of $1,000.
Thomas Mccarthy, indicted for break
ing and entering the shop of Edward c.
Wild and the larceny of undercloihing,
pleaded not guilty, and was required to
give bail in the sum of $1,000.
Richard Pierce had a great fancy for
carpenters tools and stole n number of
them from the Adelaide avenue school
INC IthT Gbrk.
lie was indicted for 10th offences and
pleaded guilty. He was sentenced to
jail ten calendar months.
The trials of the above parties who
pleaded not guilty will begin Wednesday.
Most of them will have the benefit of the
counsel of Attorney Dennis J. Holland,
who has been assigned by the court to
look out for their interests.
The following parties indicted, but who
are out on bail, are required TO appear in
court and plead on Saturday next.
Elisha +. Brown, inuecent exposure of
pesron; Charles Bird, Alexander Farri,
Martin Kellog, Giraido Ienardizzo, David
+. Lingane, Frank Ricci, Henry G. Wood,
assault with dangerous weapons; Joseph
n. Atwood, William Davidson. George
Long, Frank McDougal, John II. Robin
son, George Slader, common gamblers:
Thomas Coates, Walter NJ. Gardner, Ar
thur Il. Lindsey, Joseph McCready, lar
ceny; James j. Maugb, larceny from the
person; James Warner, larceny; Archie,D.
Connolley and Edward Rushford. embez-
element; Howard Morgan, receiving sto-
len goods; Mabel Norton, false representa-
tions; Tomasso Jacobucci, Patrick Ke-
ough, Mary A. Alelter, John O'NeilI,
Louis G. Richards, John Ii. Smith,
Peter Thompson, nuisances; Charles
shops at night time and larceny:
William II. Hacker, unlawfully pra G.
ticing medicine; Arthur W. Forth, same;
Charles Dugnette, defacing a building;
+. Edwin Hale, unlawfully attempting
to procure miscarriage; Leroy G.
Perry, indecent exposure of person;
Owen Bsnnigan, James Curry, Frank
Dillon, Patrick Fahey, Peter German,
Michael Gllbin, and Edwin Hunt, nui-
sances; John Hopkins, larceny from
person.
No true bills were found against the
following parties:
Frank Donahue for selling poison John
Adelman, assault with a dangerous
weapon; William Kelly, carnally know
ing girl under l6 years; Charles O'Con-
nor, embezzlement.
APPELLATE DIVISION.
The following matters were heard in
this division of the Supreme Court today:
In the case OF Eliza Mccarthy vs..
Henry Reynolds, which was on the cal
lender in this division today the defen-
dant submitted to judgment for the