The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-29
When He Demanded Ten
Cents From Park.
HIS STORY TO THE COURT
Perry. Bound Over For Criminal
Assault Upon Mrs. Silva.
OTHER DISTRICT COURT CASES.

The usual grist was in tho Sixth Dis
trlct Court this morning, and there was
a little Of all srrts considered.
Owen MoWado was tried for making an
assault upon Stephen Park week ago
last Monday on North Main street. Park
testified that hs and McWade had a couple
of drinks In North Main street saloon.
and after they went out McWad5 put his
hands on Park q reck and asked for tbe
loan of ten cents. Park would not give
him the N oney and then the assault was
committed. MoWnde told the court that
he thought Park was frisnd OF his and
took hold of him not with the intention
Of doing tho man any horn. Witnesses
testifi q that there was and was not an
assault, and Judge Sweeiland found. Nc
Wade guilty ana sentenced hin to pay
fine Of $50 and costs. An appeal was
taken.
Peter Hactet was tried for making q
violent ASSAULT on James Racket on Troy
street week ago last Sunday afternoon.
Peter HAcket came into the house, while
James Hacket was reading the paper.
James demonstrated with Peter, VINO
took a ham mer and struck James On the
head. He was not badly hurt, but he
was attended by DIR. Pagan. He was
found probably guilty and bound over TO
ING OOfnfnOu fle6S DlVfSlOu Oh tuo Gu-
preme Court in the SUN OF 5000.
= Manuel Perry was tried for committing
a criminal assault upon Marv silva. The
attempt was made mt 10 Wade street.
Perry brarded with the Silva woman.
Tn,y are Portuguese, andvtEe testimony
was given through an Interpreter The
nfiva woman stated that she was In bed
when Perry came into her room. She
gave details Of tins manner of the assault
and her cry for help. Perry told the court
that he WAS partly undresssd, but that be
made no attempt upon the woman. He
was bound over to che grand jury Ia the
sum of $1,000.
Charles II. Peckham was bound over
TO the grand jury in the sum OF 500 for
stealing horse and buggy valued az SO,
the property OF Walter G.. Nichuls.
Luke Fauls was tried for stealing a bag
of tronzs from the McWilliams Manu-
featuring Company valued at $40. Mr..
McWilliams testified that his shop, 237
Eddy street. hau been broken into and
on examination of tte premises he missed
Some bronzo trlmm ings and number OF
boxes. William Wood testified that cer-
tain window In the shop was closed last
"Wednesday night. This window had bsen
found by a policeman forced open. At
1880 O'Clock the window was all right
and at 8 O'Clock it was open. he heard
voices ard heard mon jump over u
fence. Fauls was found near bv ana he
had tho bag Of bropzs trimmings in his
possession. He was adjudged probably
guilty and bound over TO the Common
Pleas Division OF the Supreme Court In
the sum OF 5000. t.
Frank II. Waterman was arrai9ned TO r
non support Of wife and chilli. Hesplean-
ell not guilty aud was reid for trial next
Friday In the sum OF $40.
William Flynn was sent TO the ftate
work house fr nine months as a vagrant.
John Brown anu Thomas Cullen plead
ed not guilty TO stealing pair Of shoes
belonging TO Franklin crosby, and they
were held In {2J0 each for trial next Fri
day.
Frank Couley was arraianed fer break
ing and entering in the day time and
ealing cloth. weights ana shears from
Waiter A. Guilds mill ID the value of
Sl4.50. He pleaded not guilty and was
held in ths sum Of $500 to appear for trial
nexs Friday.
Herman Faster was accused of making
an assault on Joseph Sharp. He tnld the
court that he simply defended himself.
Roth men were tenants in house on
Willard avenue. aud there was dispute.
Inis was quivalent To plea of not
guilty rnd Faster was held for trial next
Friday in the sam of 500.
Mary RUSSELL was sent to the state work
house for nine months as q common
drunkard.
Francis y. Lamb and John O'Reilly
were in attendance at the hearing on
petition for divorce in the court house
on College hill yesterday, and after the
hearing dispute arose on the street in
front Of the court house which culminat-
ed in a fight. Policeman Andrew Martin
arrested the fighters. Lamb was fined IS
and costs, but O'Reilly pleaded not guilty
and he was held for trial tomorrow in
the police court.
Frank f.. Martin cf Swansea was fined
| $40 and costs for using a horse unit for
lshnr on North Main street. The warrant
was issued by Agent Smith OF the Society
| for the Prevention Of Cruelty 70 Animals.
| The horse had a sors back.