The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-13

was 10 hold until someone had been
elected by the people. and on last Tues
polls Mr.. Miiiman will therefore retire
temporarily, but as he was elected HIM
self last Tuesday for "A full three-year
term, he Will be again member OF the
committee after Jan. /.
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions have been
placed on record at the city hall during
the past a hours:
Real estate conyeyances-Neil Pearson
TO Thomas +. McAloon and wife, land,
plat; consideration SO James B. Free
man 10 James j. Dwyer land and i'm
provemenis on Fountain street; consid-
Grafton $40.
Mortgage deeds of real estate-James J.
Dwyer and wife to James 3 Freeman ON
land and building Improvements on Foun-
tain street; amount 5000
Discharge Of mortgage deeds Of real
estato-James Brine by s2anuel Sidebot-
tom. on land and building Improvements
on map OF Godfrey land on East Pleasant
View amount sli0o.
MEETING OF ATTORNEYS.
There was a meeting of most OF the
lawyers OF this city al the office OF hugn
j. Carroll yesterday afternoon. IL had
been called by Mr.. Carroll to take action
on the death OF Joseph Osfeld, who for ~
years or more has been one or the pest
known attorneys OF the city. a delega-
Nadeau Joseph A. Hughes. Thomas l..
Vance. Claude j. Farnsworth. Thomas w.
Robinson, Hugh j. Carroll and James r
Murphy. was chosen 10 attend the tu-
neral. and II was voted also 10 send
suitable floral remembrance. Another
meeting OF the attorneys will be held
later. at which time resolutions viii be
presented and acted ON.
MET AT THE HOSPITAL.
The board OF directors of the Twin city
hospital held a meeting at the Institution
on Park place last evening and matters
OF routine In connection with the man
agement OF the hospital were discussed
Later the members enjoyed lunch.
There was also "A meeting Of the ladies'
auxiliary 10 the Twin city Hospital cor
corporation. II was presided over by the
vice president, Mrs. +. +. Halliday, and
10 applications for membership were acted
upon. The matter OF holding concert
for the benefit OF the hospital was dis
cussed and IL was agreed to go ahead with
the plan. but no date for the affair was
fixed President Pierce Of the corporation
attended the meeting and spoke a few
words 10 the ladies.
ARRESTED FOR SHoPLlFTiNo.
Lewis Arnold was "A guest at the police
station last night lie stated that MS
home was i'm Buffalo. y. Y, and that ne
was a carpenter by trade. Yesterday at
ternoon Arnold. who is man about %
years of age, was seen in the New ldea
store on Main street acting I'm such way
as TO attract the attention of one OF the
store walkers lie was seen to pick up
one or two articles from the counters
and secret them In his pockets and then
officer Charles T.. Hill was sent Tor ana
he put the man under arrest
ON arriving at the station he was
searched and there was found several
hnt nf and "A
other articles The perfumery was iden-
tilted a IS belonging To the New Idea store
and its value was placed at somethins
over 81, while the other goods had been
taken from Kirbys store and value or
IS cents was placed on IL.
Arnold was arraigned this morning be-
fore Judge Tuck on two charges OF lar
ceny and nc pleaded guilty 20 both. ON
one he was ordered to pay a fine OF SO
and costs and on the other a fine of 81
and costs was imposed. In default of the
money ne was sent TO Cranston, where he
will be taken care of for the remainder
of the cold season.
JOSEPH oSFiELD'S FUNERAL.
The funeral OF the late Joseph Osfield
took place this morning from the family
residence on Cottage street and the SER
vices were held at st. Mary's church.
There was a very lareg attendance of the
friends of the deceased and the many
floral offerings attested to the esteem I'm
which the deceased was held. The inter-
ment was at Mt St Mary's cemetery.