The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-08

Manufacturing company TO Robert A
| Kenyon et al, land, with improvements on
the Frederick Bates plat No. !; consid-
Grafton $40 James Patrick and Michael
| Quinn, land buildings and improvements
| on the westerly side OF Pleasant street;
consideration 500. Robert A. Kenyon ct
al TO James Kenyon. II lots on the Fred
erick Bates plat. five lots on the Joseph
| Riley plat, two lots on the Joseph Smith
| plat, one lot on Coyle park plat. one
lot on the northerly side of Webster
street: consideration $40 James Kenyon.
one OF the heirs OF John j. Kenyon, Eliza
beth Kenyon and Mary X. Davis. the re-
naming heirs OF John r. Kenyon, all the
real estate with improvements thereon,
bequeathed TO him. consisting OF one-fifth
part OF the estate. located partly In
Rhode Island and partly in Florida; con-
Sideration $40
Transfer OF Mortgage-John +. Ken
yon. administrator OF the estate OF John
j. Kenyon, to James r. Kenyon mort
gage made by Thomas j. and Mary +.
Kenyon.
Mortgage Deed of Real Estate-Annie
Quinn TO William f. scholze. land, build
ings and improvements on the westerly
side of Pleasant street; amount 1920.
Intentions OF Marriage-Austin Stanley
and Mary McAler. both of this city:
James Joseph Quinn of Providence and
Jennie Izadore Lennon OF this city.
DISTRICT COURT.
The continued case OF William Barr,
charged with reveling. came up for
hearing before Judge Emerson in the dis
trict court this morning and with Il was
another case against Alexander Weather
spoon, who was charged with the same
offence. 1t appeared from the evidence
that Monday evening a couple OF ladies
accompanied by an escort were passing
up North Main street, near the corner OF
Main, when Weatherspoon is alleged TO
have made an insulting remark. From
this there was started a fight In which
Weatherspoon and the escort mixed IL
up considerably. Several other people
took hand In the fight and II would
appear that after things had been going
some minutes Barr found that one OF his
friends was getting the worst OF IL, and
took hand I'm the affair. although there
was no one who would testify that he
made any assault. In fact. there was no
evidence to the effect that Barr was caus-
ing any trouble whatever except TO sepa-
rate those who were lighting and just why
ne was held for trial the court was un-
able 10 see. lie was declared not guilty
and discharged, while Weatherspoon was
ordered TO pay a fine OF 500 and costs
Patrick O'Toole was before the court
on a charge OF larceny. He Is the man
~
copper from the receiving tomb in Oak
Grove cemetery some time ago. before
the building was completed. He pleaded
not guilty and the evidence will be heard
tomorrow morning, O'Toole being held
In the sum of $500 for trial
John German was charged with having
committed an assault on Patrick j. Clark
IL appears that Clark Is the proprietor
OF saloon and German went into Il last
evening. after which there was trouble
In big chunks. Before the scrap was over
Clark had received a bad cut on his head
from beer nag. which was I'm the hands
OF German. Mis- was admitted by the
defendant I'm Me hearing this morning.
although IL was claimed that the assault
was made In self defence. IT is probable
that German would have got off IL he
had not told two or three stories about
the matter At first he stated 10 the
court that he struck Clark with club
which he had taken away from the lat
ter and then he admitted that the weapon
was beer mug. lie was ordered to pay
a fine OF SIS and costs.
A JuNkETiNo TRIP.
A party OF city officials including Com
missioner OF Public Works William H.
Barclay. Assistant Isaac II. gill. CITY
Engineer George A. Carpenter. City Clerk
John w. Rowe. together with the chief
| engineer OF the water works and the
members OF the joint standing commit
tee on water from the city council start
ed for Boston on an early train this morn
ing with the purpose OF visiting the sew
eral pumping stations In the vicinity of
the Hub
Some time ago bids were asked for the
installation Of the new pumping engine
for the reorganized water department. and
these bids were submitted. Since they
were received City Engineer Carpenter
has been engaged in getting the figures
into shape so that II can be told lust
who has made the lowest offers II is
the desire OF the city officials to examine
the workings of the several pumps which
are doing the work for the city OF Bos-
ton. hence this trip. The party will he
under the guidance OF Consulting Engl-
neer Percy NJ. Blake and they will not
get back into the city hall till well into
the evening
SPANISH WAR VETERANS.
There was meeting of Amasa NJ. Ea-
ton. Jr, camp No. 2. Spanish American
War Veterans, last evening and ID was
presided over by Capt. Walter G. Catch
ell The camp received notification
from Amasa NJ. Eaton OF Providence that
he would at the next meeting of the camp
make presentation or a large picture
OF his deceased son, for whom the camp
is named
Among those present was Lieut. Col
George A. Forsythe. who made a short,
but interesting talk to the members
COURT ROOSEVELT I. OF.
Court Roosevelt ]. o. T.. held its
regular meeting last night I'm its room
In the Cottrell block an Main street
Chief Ranger William NJ. Peacock pre-
sided and conducted the initiation cere-
monies OF several candidates. Four
gn a Iaf fno s,,tt
tions were received from three others
for admission TO the order. The court
was honored by the presence Of Brother
Downs OF Court What Cheer. High
Chief Ranger DR. T.. IT. Burdick and
Deputy Supreme Chief Ranger j. ]. Nc
Grath, all Of Providence. who made in
teresting remarks to the members.
JOHN GARLAND DEAD.
John Garland, formerly foreman I'm
the highway department Of the city,
died at his home. 50 clifford street, yes
terday. az the age OF IS lie had been