The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-12
BLACKSTONE VALLEY.
PAWTUcKET.
The Interstate Hearing Continued Unth
wednesday.

PAWTUCkeI.
The Interstate Hearing Continued Until
wednesday.
The hearing of the petition for an In
junction against the Interstate COMPANY
yesterday morning was continued untli
O'Clock. At that hour an engagement
was entered into between the parties
whereby the hearing should be continuea
until Wednesday next, at III "A. NJ, WIN
the following stipulation; =,
That, pending this hearing, the de
fendant corporation shall do no WORK aS
either of said crossings, except TO move
the signal posts and boards at said Broad
way crossing. That they will not run
any cars with passengers on SAID broad-
way crossing without the consent OF tne
complainants, except on Sasuroay, .no
18th inst, after o'clock l.. NJ, and on
Sunday. the 14th, said company assuhrrk "nhne3f
all risks. That complainants Will submit
to said defendant corporation on or Dc.
fore Saturday, the 18th inst, draft OF
rules and regulations for said crossing,
and final draft on or before Tuesday,
the 10th inst. both parties assuming AL
risks"
YESTERDAY the cars on this line were
run from Attleboro terminus to Exchange
street. Pawtucket This Is about as far
as they will get at present, owing 70 tne
sewer in process OF construction on Nortn
Main street, which blocks Exchange street
at that corner.
Estates Sold For the Taxes.
City Treasurer Bates this morning SOLD
the real estate OF four delinquent TAX
payers at the City Clerks Office.
The four estates sold this morning were:
Guilbaume Conillard, sold to Alexander
and Esther Filatrault, amount Oh TAX, tax,
s2.29: Archibald 5: smith, soid
to to George gss. w George Newell f%Hars Poiiard
40 rI nd vvife xl4 IL
These last two estates were bought py
There were twenty or thirty other
estates to be disposed OF in the same
manner, and these were continued until
Sept. 9th.
An Electric Car Deraiied.
The shower last evening caused con-
siderable washout on Lonsdale avenue,
near Bagley street, sand aud dlrt peiHe
deposited in large quantities on the rains
of the Pawtucket Street Railway Com
pany. The first electric car sent out there
this morning ran of the track at Parker
street.
1t was nearly noon before the car was
replaced.
Careless Work.
A few DAYS ago a water connection was
made in the Dorrance building at Main
street square, with the water main IN
finished the excavation was not properly
filled.
During the shower last night the water
worked In them and finally burst through
the earth into the cellar OF the Dorrance
building.
A Painful Accident.
Mrs Jessie Morgan of this city was
tanning herself with palmleaf fan yes
terday when n piece of the rim which had
become detached at one end stuck into
her eye. She pulled 1t out but the pain
was so intense that physician was sum-
moned, who found that the splinter had
taken piece Of the eye out with 1t. 1t Is
feared she will lose the sight Of the eye.
The District Court.
In the District Court this morning,
John Cawley was sent to the State Farm
for six months as a vagrant.
James Il. Palmer pleaded guilty to the
charge of non-support and will have
trial on Wednesday.
Four persons were fined 81 and costs
for drunkenness.
Points Of Interest.
Invitations have been issued for pri-
vate moonlight excursion this evening by
the Pawtucket steamers.
The "hurry-up" wagon was called into
service this morning to take drunken
man on Mineral Spring avenue to the
station.