Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-09
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
What Was Done BY The
Probate Court Yesterday.
PHIL lENEHAN ARRESTED.
Sheriff and Crowbar at the Bon Marche
Clothing Store.

The regular meeting of the Lincoln
Court OF Probate was held at the probate
chamber Wednesday afternoon. There
was by no means the crowd that was ex-
pected, although several came to learn
what they could regarding what was to be
done with the will OF the late Henry
Gooding, who was one OF the oldest citi.
zens In the town. The business did not
go quickly and somewh hat dragged, al
though II was pushed through as rapidly
as possible.
The petition for the probating of the
will OF Robert Mcvey was presented and
continued with order OF notice.
The petition for the probsti ing OF the
Will and that an administrator be APP.
pointed on the will OF Robert Mitchell
was received and continued with order Of
notice.
The petition for the probating OF the
will OF Mary Dausette was received and
continued to the date of November %,
with order OF notice.
The petition for the allowance OF the
tate Of Thomas Turley was received and
continued with order OF notice.
The inventory for the allowance of the
account on the estate OF Potter 8. Haynes
was received and ordered recorded.
The inventories of the estates of Potter
q. Hazard, Pierre Bessette, James Il.
Tobey and Abel Clegg were allowed and
ordered recorded.
The petition OF Georg'ana Simon for the
adoption OF child was granted.
John Sills was appointed guardian Of the
estate of the late George Rottweli with q
bond OF 900.
Samuel ID. Learned was appointed sd-
ministrator with will annexed on tho es-
tate OF James Cranshaw.
The will of the late Henry Gooding was
| admitted to probate and James b. Good.
ing appointed executor.
John f. and Stephen l.. Adams were ap.
pointed administrators of the estate OF
the late Hon. John Adams.
The strikers Meeting.
The Idle weavers OF the Farweli Worstsd
Company met at Cadets armory yesterday
afternoon at which there was good sized
attendance. The fact that the strike is the
most prolonged of any ever had In this
locality Ia reco gnized by all and accord.
| ing to the decision of this meeting It is
apparent that 1t Will not come to an end
| on the part OF the strikers very soon. The
meeting was orderly as all have been, and
the present condition was freely dis
cussed, also the action OF the operatives
Of the Atlantic mills at Olneyville. Sew
eral expressed their opinions and It was
voted not to return to their looms until
the old schedule OF prices was returned.
The relief fund is all right and those who
require aid are being looked after. The
su Inscriptions have come In more literally
than was supposed and the weavers are
resting easy. A settlement OF the troubls
Is as far on as the day they came out.
The Sheriff and Crowbar.
There was considerabl BILE excitement on
Broad street at the Bon Marche clothing
house, yesterday afternoon, all caused by
a Pawtucket sheriff and a crow bar. This
place Is and has been for number OF
days under the Charge of keeper, who ia
there in the interest of b. Lederer of Prov
dence, who has, IL is claimed
a mortgage for quite sum.
While Keeper Costigan was alone
yesterday afternoon a sheriff entered the
entry door OF the building aud going
under the front stairway used CO bar
upon the single panel door which yielded
and into the store he went, accom-
panied by representative OF New
York hrm, who bad writ
Of replevin. They found some OF the
goods but did not remove them. The
keeper was surprised, but could do moth
ing. He states hat they found but few
pairs OF pants belonging to them. The
owners OF the building are decidedly
vexed and say that they will bring SUIT
for damages for defaciDg the BUILDING.
Asurprise Party.
DIR. Knowles, the popular dentist, was
given genuine a surprise party at his
home last evening, which was attended
oy large number Of friends, who had q
most enjoyable time.
They Captured Rabbits,
Messrs. Fuller and Sylvestre returned
Yesterday from hunting trip, bringing
with them IA handsome rabbits and also a
mum Der Of grey squirrels.
captured at Last.
"Pbil" Lenehan, syounR man who ia
credited with making an assault upon
pstrolman Hardness last May, was ar.
rested last evening by Officer Stafford.
This morning he pleaded not guilty and
was held in the sum OF goo for trial.
Valuable Horss Killed.
The famous colt, "volunteer," owned
by Charles Mattison, the stable keeper,
got loose from It's stall last night, and
while preambulating about The barn, was
kicked by another horse and received a