The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-28
PAWTUCKET.
Another Street Railway Collision. hut no
Damage.

Another Street Railway Collision, But no
Damage.
Yesterday horsecar OF the Cottage
street line was coming down Main street
and au electric car going up on the other
track. Suddenly the other shot into a
cross-over, which was open unbe-
known to The motofman, and.
struck the Cottage street car on the
other track, knocking IL from the track
The cars were going at n con paratiyely
slow rate of speed through the Main
street. or more serious collision would
have resulted. AS il was neither car was
injured To any extent.
Elections of Onicers.
Manchester Encampment No. 4, l. o.
o. f., met Monday evening and elected
officers for the coming year as follows
chief patriarch. John Bigbie senior
warden. George p. Newbury; hign priest
Cornelius Asquitt; junior warden, Ed
gar Spears; scribe, Jonathan Ps jerks; (;
treasurer. Charles III. Barney; trustees
for one year, John Cockroft, Henry A.
Abbott, Alexander Kenney.. 1ne officers
will be installed the second Monday in
January.
At the regular meeting OF Eureka
Lodge, X. OF p, last evening the annual
election OF officers was held with the fol-
Robert w. Syddal; vice chancellor
Charles M. Sherman; prelate, Charles
w Hunt; masterat-arms, William +.
Burnell; keeper of records aud seal,
Thomas Is. Davis; master of finance,
Jonathan Il. jerks; master Of exchequer.
John Watson: trustees, /, Jonathan Ca
proa, =, John Rupert, 3 Louis Il. h.
Ciarner. Samuel B. Fuller. Charles w.
Arr, William Morrissett, Herbert Med
bury and Albert Cation were appointed
committee on the union Pythian con-
cert and ball to be held under the aus
piees OF all the lodges OF this vicinity.
lroDside Council, No 4, Order of United
American Mechanics, elected the follow
lng officers for the coming year at their
meeting last evening Councillor, Curtis
Beatty; vice councillor, w. G. Fales; re-
coidlng secretary, Charles Il. Howes;
assistant recording secretary, George II.
Fisher financial secretary, Everett Il.
Patt; treasurer, o. Ii. Hathaway. Jr.;
Undue or, Charles Il. Fisk: examiner. "A.
w. Walcott; inside protector, Herbert
VI. Trask outside protector, William
Brown; juuior ex-councillor, 4. l.. Jollie;
senior ex-counciIlor, A. j. Patt trustree
Tor eighteen moaths, Edwin Matthews.
The District Court.
In the district court this morning three
pels )ns. one from Attleboro, were fined
81 and costs for drunkenness.
John Slade was sent TO the state work
house tor six months, rs common
drunkard. lie gave notice of an appeal
The case against Angelo Marchesini,
who pulled kuife on James Lavelle
Monday afternoon, was continued tor two
weeks.
The liquors seized from the shop of
John w. keenaI were declared forfeited
TO the State. The case against him for
making EN- indecent assault on Ada Poole
was continued fIr tSo weeks.
The cases against several girls captured
sometime ago in the Union House on
broadway. aud against Thomas Kelly
for Keeping his place Of business open on
Sunday were all Continued TO Jan. T.
The case against John &. Chace for
feveitns Was fafther continled To
Jan. 4.
Francis Tiden and Thomas German.
charged with making an assault on Julia
"A. HUI, were TO DE tried this morning,
but their cases were finally discontinued