The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-06
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six months in jail was the sentence
impose.
There were two indictments against
Maurice Rosenberg for receiving stolen
goods. He pleaded not guilty TO the
first indictment and to the second the
same. The property i'm one instance
was taken from John Wilson and con-
SISTED OF IL pairs of shoes. and the
property in the second case was taken
from Walter ii. Watson. Bail $500 in
each case.
Albert Nickerson first pleaded not
guilty TO a charge OF larceny. He af-
terward changed his mind and was
Hentenced To six months i'm Jail.
John III. Johnson and Annie Stewart,
Jointly indicted for maintaining a
common nuisance. pleaded not guilty.
johnson is colored and Stewart white.
Each was required to give bail in the
sum of $1,000
Charles T.. Richards pleaded guilty
20 driving off the carriage and horse of
Arthur W. Quigg. Richard drove the
horse at so fast and furious rate
from In front OF the Banigan building
10 Riverpont that the animal died.
six months in jail was the sentence inn
posed.
George Carey. indicted FOR breaking
and entering a shop i'm night time,
pleaded not guilty. Bail $1,000.
James Lennon pleaded guilty 10
breaking and entering hen house I'm
Pawtucket. He was found lighting
matches i'm hen coop. Five months
In Jail was the sentence imposed.
William Willis. indicted for an as
eault. pleaded not guilty. Bail $500.
Thomas Gregory pleaded not guilty
10 an indictment charging the larceny
of Sac Bail $500.
Charles w. Field denied he was guilty
of the assault charged in the indict-
ment against him. Bail $500.
Elton A. Taber promptly denied he
had committed an assault with billy
ON a private citizen. Bail $1,000.
Michael Pasquale indicted for an as
sault on a Pawtucket citizen named
Mather, pleaded not guilty. Bail $1,000.
Sylvanus Greene of Bark street. said
he didn't keep a nuisance as charged
by the grand Inquest, and was held In
$1,000.
Nelson Smith of North Providence,
indicted for an assault on Flora White,
pleaded not guilty. Bail $500.
Angle Smell pleaded not guilty to
nuisance. Bail $1,000.
James Boyle admitted truth of indict-
ment charging him with larceny of 81.
1t was disclosed that in the passing of
a dollar from the wagerer TO another
Boyle had got hold OF the money He
was sentenced to pay fine OF $40 and
costs.
william j. White pleaded nolo con-
tendere TO an indictment charging him
with the use OF a tea kettle on his wife.
Bridget White. Angry with the ex-
travagance of his wife William had. the
attorney general said. picked up the OBJ
ject he Blamed as extravagant and hit
her with II. Mrs. White was fatd up
as the result of this assault Nine
months in jailNwas the sentence.
Nicola Simone pleaded guilty TO an
u,.lf xyif da 10
attacked a fellow boarder on the night
of July with razor or knife, cutting
q long cash.
Jonn Mahoney. indicted for the lar
ceny OF IS, pleaded nolo contendere.
Sentence deferred. Mahoney must keep
out OF the state.
Narcisse Lacroix. indicted for keep
Ing nuisance at Central Falls, pleaded
nolo contendere. Sentence deferred.
JUVENILE OFFENDERS.
List OF Juveniles To be arraigned on
Friday. October Z, 1898. Hahenmann
Carr, larceny: John r. Dugan, Martin
II. Toohey. John T. Toohey, David w.
Gravlin, David w. Gravel. George II. |
Gravlin, alias George II. Gravel. Bar
tholomew j. Dugan, breaking and en-
tering shop night time and larceny;
Charles Smith and Joseph Hayes. |
breaking and entering shop with in
tent TO commit larceny; William |
Luther larceny; John Sheridan. break |
ing and entering shop night time and !
larceny: Edward Mitchell. Edward |
Lonsdale and William Tiernan, break |
ing and entering shop daytime ana |
List of persons out on bail against |
whom indictments have been found by |
the grand jury to be arraigned Satur- |
day. October 10, 1898 Angelo Parilla. |
assault: John Crowshaw and Patrick |
Quinn. breaking and entering night |
time and larceny. James Riley. Morris |
Cohen. Domenico Puntarelli Angelante |
George Harris and Annie |
Harris. Giuseppe Ianetti. John Cannon.
Dominick j. Mullen, Samuel Silverstein.
William Sugarman. Giuseppe Cordlllo.
Scuppelli Joseph Nassall An
ton Haude, Falea Cohn. nuisance; John
Clarke. larceny: John Lynch. Mathew |
Tuly. Nicola Corbi. nuisance: Giuseppe |
Romano, assault with dangerous |
Frank conboy. breaking and
Greco. James Welsh, as
sault with dangerous weapon Frank
Rogers. William Hennessey, Frank
Brennan, nuisance: James Hackett.
carnally knowing: Gideon G. Phillips.
Mary Moran, nuisance: Henry O'Neil.
assault with dangerous weapon: Will
lam ]. Mackey. larceny: william Glea-
Taft. Abbie Whitney. nuisance Ber-
nard McGinn. assault with intent 10
kill: Frank Donahue. James Nealon,
arceny; John Urzile. Toncy Cappage.
assault with dangerous weapon: Ha-
'enas Mooradian, rape; Thomas Conley
assault: Victor Ayotte indecent ex-
posure: Nathaniel I. Jacobs, assault
With intent TO rsvish: Thomas Boyle.
assault with dangerous weapon: Giu-
eppe Del Donno Lena Morris. Ber-
ard Fagan. nuisance: Henry Marshelli. |
llias Tony White. assault with danger
,us weapon: Isaac Mendelovitz. nuis-
Ince, Jane Mundy. assault: Joseph
<iernau. John Burke. nuisance Ed
ward Moran. larceny: Ellen Perry
Nuisance: jeremiah Sullivan and Frank
Merry assault: Salvatore Batesso. Will
tam Carney. assault with dangerous
weapon. Herbert Batanno. larceny:
James shannon selling liquor Go minor:
Levi Hogue. larceny; Harry Mcdonald |
bigamy' William N. sutton. embezzle-
ment. James Moran. breaking and en-
terine school daytime: Charles r. Kier-
nan. larceny from person John Carlos
assault: Louis Dupuis. larceny. James |
- sullivan. nuisance. Mary ". Cal
laeher. John Bennett. David Connors.
assault: Andra Santancini. Patrick