The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-08
VALLEY.
PAWTUCkET.
a House Robbed.


On Tuesday last Major Giles w.
Eastcrbrook. who with his family Is
spending the summer at Warren, visited
his residence on Mulberry street, this
city, for the first time since last Friday.
On entering his premises he found that
had evidently been effected by way
ell the cellar. lie was unable
at that time to estimate his loss but re-
ported the matter co the chief OF police
and went back to Warren. He returned
yesterday with his wife and her mother.
carefully and found a number of articles
OF Jeweiry aud silverware missing. He
reported this loss to the chief Of police
yesterday afternoon. II Is thought his
loss will be between 500 and 500.
Election Of Onicers.
The following are the newly elected Of
ficers OF Local Union, No. "a, G. NJ. l. u;
President. james Il. McVay; vice presi-
dent, Louis Slocum financial secretary,
A. +. hohler; recording secretary and
treasurer, NJ. j. Donovan; trustees, &. Il.
Durham, Il. j. Gaddis, Frank Harrop;
auditors, w. A. Gaddis, George Crossley,
y. A. Mowry; sergeant-at-arms, Richard
X; Baacke; finance committee, James
Flynn, c. IL. Hicks, A. Mather.
Now Teachers Appointed.
The subcommittee on qualifications of
noon, and appointed Mrs. Louise II.
Greene TO fill the vacancy at the Church
Hill School caused by the resignation OF
Mrs. French, also Mary l.. Cummings to
I'LL the vacancy at the Hancock street
school, caused by the transfer of Mrs.
Greene TO Church Hill.
Cannot be Taken to the Supreme Court.
At the meeting OF the board OF aldermen
Wednesday evening IL was voted, at the
suggestion of Mayor Carroll to instruct
the city solicitor TO petition the Supreme
Court Tor decision on the matter of the
ten policemen appointed by Acting Mayor
Davis during Mayor Carrolrs absence in
Chicago, and suspended by the latter on
bis return. This morning the city solici-
itor gave it as his opinion that the matter
couln not be taken TO the Supreme Court
excerpt through the General As
sembly, or the governor OF the
State. A matter Of involving or
affecting the interests of three or four
municipalities, or u matter where three
are adverse interests between to parties.
might properly come before them, but a
mere difference of opinion between the
members of an individual body can only
be taken to the Supreme Court through
the State government.
Run Over by . Lowgear.
Edgar Townsend, the 6-year old son Of
Arnold G. Townsend. was run over by
iowSear on rIosPcco street, yesteruay, Que
of the rear wheels passing over the side
OF his head and slipping of, scraplng
quite surface Of the skin off. He had
been riding on the lowgear and attempted
to get off. DR.. Kelliher attended to his
injuries. There is no fracture or concus-
sion OF the brain. This morning the little
fellow was more comfortable.
Points Of Interest.
About forty of the children of the neigh
borhood of Lark avenue enjoyed one OF
George Locklin's old-time clambakes, pre-
pared for their benefit, at mis- residence on
twenty adults also enjoyed it.
The semi-annual convention OF the New
England Label Conference of unions affil-
lated with the Cigarmakers' Union of
America will be held in this city on Mon
day next at 10 o'clock A. NJ.