The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-02
BLACKSTONE VALLEY.
PAWTUCkET.
The Police Pay Roll.


The police pay roll as received at the
office OF the city treasurer this morning
bore the same Endorsements rs these doc
uments have borne OF late, viz: The
names OF the suspended men left OF 10y
the chief bv order of the mayor; the roll
approved by the committee on police, to-
Rether with the ten suspended men,
whose names were inserted in this in
dorsement; the roll approved by the com
mittee on accounts except the specials.
and in like manner approved by the city
auditor.
The endorsements of Mayor Carroll.
however, placed thereon this morning is
diversion from his ordinary indorse-
ment. 1t is as follows:
Approved for 81 zoe. SO for regulars.
HUGH j. CARROLL. Mayor"
BY this Endorsement the specials, who
have generally been approved by the
Mayor, are left out in the cold altogether.
The Mayors reason for this action Is not
known, but II is presumed that the pres
ence on the roll of the three men who
were suspended Monday evening and who
have never been appointed specials,
caused him to disapprove the whole.
Funeral of Martin E. Moriarty.
The funeral Of Martin T.. Morlarty was
yoemnized this morning at 81. Mary's
Church. The ceremony was an imposing
spectacle and was very largely attended
oy members of the several societies 10
which the deceased belonged and friends
The floral tributes included a broken col
umn from the Seekonk Society, reclin-
ing anchor from Delaney Council,
Knights of Columbus, IL reclining cross
from ST. Mary's Temperance Society, a
harp from the Sarsfield Association, and
pillow with the words Our President
from the Aquinas Lyceum. The bearers
were selected from the various societies.
At tho Driving Park.
n.,,,;,. DarL 70
morrow afternoon in addition TO the
class races there will be match race be-
tween Levi Winchester and Jerry
Fournicr. both of Riverside. for % bush
els of oats a side; Fournier to drive two
men in wagon. and Winchester TO drive
To "a sulky.
A Prohibition Rally.
Tomorrow evening in Music Hall n
Prohibition rally will be held. The Hon.
H. B. Metcalf will preside, and addresses
will be delivered by DR.. Gibbs of Boston
and a number of others. There viii be
singing by the Socum Post Quartet.
The District Court.
In the District Court this morning,
Frederick Gould, ID years OF age, was
arraigned on the charge of breaking and
entering the house of Charge Il. Jencks,
No 13 Gibson avenue, Monday AFTERNOON
and stealing thorefrom $50 in money:
He was adjudged propably guilty and
bound over IN the sum OF 500 TO tue
December term of the Court Of Common
pleas. 1t seems that this lad in company
with another named Davis, crawled
under the piazza of the house In
question, broke large pane of glass in
the cellar window. and going up stairs
opened a desk belonging TO MIR. Jencks
and found the money in a wallet in the
desk. A third boy waited outside for
them. When caught the boy had but
about si3 of the amount on his per-
son.
James Smith was sent to the state farm
for six months as a vagrant
Two women were arrested on Main
street yesterday afternoon in an advanced
state OF intoxication. One of them had
2-year-old baby in her arms. They were
arrested, and the child taken to the day
nursery In court this morning the
women were fined 81 and costs.