The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22
GOOD NEWS FROM OTHER CITIES.
1t is Now Evident That the Backbone Of
the stringency and Dull Times Has
Been Broken, and Business Men Can
Take Heart and Cheerfuiiy Labor to
Avert Had Consequences aud Take
Advantage of the business Boom That
Cannot BE Far I'm the Future.

The Brown e. Sharpe Manufacturing
company will resume operations Monday
morning after n four weeks shut down.
This is the first time in Twenty-Five
years that the works have been shut
down for over two weeks They will
resume on full time in all the depart
ments, in order TO fill lhe
orders which are on hand for
regular machines. besides large num-
ber OF orders for special nischiner,. The
orders Tor the gear -cuttinR depar ment
rs well as the cutting and sewing machine
/. departments are especially numerous.
\When the shop starts up IL will be with
about 4C0 hands.
To News reporter this morning Mr.
Wall. the superintendent OF the works :.
said that the report being circulated that
work on the new shop which Is bein Z
built was TO be stopped was false aud uu-
seasonable. IL is true that but two
stories are to be built at pre.ent, but the
reason is that it will not be possible TO
complete the structure before cold
weather. aud therefore when the second
story is completed operations will
be suspended until about tie middle o.
aext April. this arrangement Is by
mutual consent Of he company and Nor
cross Brothers, the contractors. The
sSoppag lis not due to any inability of
tie com pany to meet Its bills as has been
reported.
Tie company has about forty of its
standard machines at the Worlds far,
and something over 1000 varie les OF
small ools. These have attracted "a great
amount of attention from fore gn Wis tors.
notably Fcench, Austrian aud German,
several parties Of whom have taken trips
to this city To inspect the works.
Mills starting Up Again.
The mills are reopeniug. This is the
joyful tidings that comes from every sec
tian If t Q state. In Oneyville yester-
day. as The News reported last eveuin2,
the Weyboss.t mil s, which have stood
ille all simmer. were onc5 more set in
motion.
The Atlantic mills started no again
with fall force; the Riverside worstei
mills aud the F.et her mills also are run
ing on full time.
The knights, Goddard, Sayles and
other biz cotton factories nave every mill
running.
TIE Pontiac and Burrillville mills re-
sumed yesterday, though it had been an
nounced tfiat their suspension would last
The Crompton company's mills at
Crompton are to resume next Monday n
week earlier than they expected to. Since
tn, shut down orders have about ex-
hauste the stock on hand, and to supply y
any further demand the mil must be
kept employed.
Banks Reopened.
PUEBLO. Col, Aug 22.-Bank Exami-
ner j. Samuel Brown gave pei mission to
the Central National bank, which sus-
pended on July Is, 10 resume business
yesterday NOR ming.
The American and Western National
banks, which suspended July Is,
have received permission from Comp
troller Eckels 90 resume, and are com
plying with the coalitions required.
DUBUQUE. Aug. 22.--Bank Examiner
McHugh took char.e OF the First Ma.
tional bank Saturday and said tn, bank
Is solvent. He sees no reason why it
should not resume In few days.