The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-20
FOR STEALING COATS.
Several Men Arraigned in Court
This Morning.
Beggar S.nt 10 The State Farm--Barker
Goes Back TO jail.


some individuals astray, for in the Sixth
District Court this morning there were
several prisoners charged with sppropri-
at'nc overcoats. Among the coat thieves
were Hartford Morris, for stealing q coat
from some unknown person. He pleaded
guilty and was fined $40 and costs.
Patrick Moran, better known as "Bayn
Moran, was sent to jail for 80 days for
stealing coat from Michael S. Bander.
David rsbabsky answered not guilty
to the charge OF stealing two coats and a
vest from Senie Volk and was held until
Tuesday for trial.
Yesterday morning John Brouthers
stole saw from q new building on
Msthewon street, near Washington, and
started on the run. lie was seen By one
of the workmen, who caught Rroutbers
and marched him to the Central station.
This morning the prisoner pleaded guilty
ana was fined IS ana costs.
Willism Dunn was sent to the State
farm for nine months for being a sturdy
beggar.
William Baker, who was discharged
last Tuesday morning, was caught last
night with lap robe, the property of
Luke +. Bartley, and a horse blanket
which had been taken from Owen Nc
Auliffe. For stealing tho robe he was
fined S15 aud costs. and was sent TO jail
for 80 days for stealing the horse blanket.
Annie Dunn pleaded not guilty to
being a common night walker, and was
held until tuesday for trial.
Manuel Barron was held until FRIDAY
for trial for assaulting simon and Rose
q old berg.
John Gilbert was charged with stealing
hs dkerchief from John II. Glass, valued
It 10 cents, and was held until TUESDAY
Tor trial.
Joseph Robbins was fined $50 and coats
Or assulting Denis Allen.
John W. Kirk, the directory man, who
VAS discharged in the higher court yes
erday forenoon and later arrested by
Detectives Parker and Cannon. was ar
aligned on warrant charging him with |
orgery. He pleaded not guilty and was
held until Tuesday for trial
Richard Picxham, II years old, was
ent TO the reform school during minori-
y for being an idle person.
Thomas Slavin plesded not guilty to
he charge OF maintaining a liquor nui-
or trial next Tuesday.
4. ). Mann was fined $50 and costs for
cling adultersted milk. tie took an
ppeul.
Charles Il. Almy, who stands charged
'ith embezzling s75 from his former
mployer, A. G. BARKER, waived examina-
ion and was held for the action OF the
rand jury In the sum OF $500. W. II.
iudson became his bondsman. The
quor cases against George Burn ham and
homas Miller, were continued for one
'eek.
The non-support case against Morgan
'Brien was continued until Dec. is.
The case OF Natal Principe, the Italian,
'ho is supposed TO be one OF the men
'ho assaulted Mrs. Agnes Parkinson
ear the switch house OF the New Eng
md railroad on West Exchange street,
Nd Is held for making an assault upon
homas Ana ole, the young man who
ent to Mrs. psrKinson's assistance, was
,ntinuei until Friday, Dec. IL, owing
} the fact that Mrs. Parkinson was un-
Die TO appear.
Bernard Holland, who is charged with
resking two or Thomas Tafts ribs in
acus in OlneyvilIe, some time ago, {
aived examination and was held for .
'e action OF the grand jury.
william Merritt, who was arrested a I
W days ago for making an assault. on
tho Boom, colored boy, was dis
,arged, the testimony showing that the
,y was sort of neighborhood
lissnce.
The case OF Bernard McCulls, for keep {
e liquor nuisance on Orange street .
s' continued for one week. Robert J
'hpston was tined for selling liquor. !
Q took an fIpeaL (