Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-10

Driver Titus OF No. 2 station was of
duty yesterday.
Miss Belle Anthony of Hayward's Rub
Der Store is on her vacation.
Saturday the Lewistons play here and
Monday the Maroons will meet the Ban
gors at Providence. The team has now
entered on a new era OF prosperity and
will be close to first place at the end Of
the season.
On and after Saturday the Broadway
car will leave from corner Exchange and
Westminster streets. Providence, instead
of Market sqnare. This arrangement will
continue until the completion OF the new
Exchange place route.
The insurance agents paid visit to
the ruins OF the Comstock Hotel at Pleas
ant Bluff Wednesday and looked the
grounds over again, and endeavored TO
find additional evidence as TO the origin
OF the coDfisgratioD, but without success.
The last two matches In the Elmwood
Tennis Clubs tournament were played on
the Congress avenue grounds yesterday
afternoon. They resulted In victories for
MIR. Wilcox and Mr.. Brayton, who are
thus given an opportunity to play in the
semi. ii mails this afternoon.
Another OF the large fiy-wheels for the
Manville Mil has arrived and been placed
in position. Three of the four large
wheels have arrived, and are ready for
operation. When the other wheel and
rrgv Ha ..EI
resume work. 1t Is expected that one half
OF the mill will be running by Monday
and the remaining half few days later.
No active steps have been taken as yet
to form a new company in the place OF Co.
4, I'd Regiment, OF the militia, which has
been disbanded at the order of the
Comma n der in Chief. Gov. Brown. rhe
Com mission, which was appointed ac-
cording to the provisions OF the military
Law to thoroughly investigate the affairs
OF the company, will then be made known.
Thomas McNulty, a lad about 13 years
of age, was arraigned Ia the District
Court yesterday afternoon on charge Of
larceny OF a quantity OF lead. lie pleaded
guilty and was fined q and costs. He
paid his fine and was released. He is one
OF the gang which was lying in the woods
off Broadway when the officers went up
there to Investigate the larceny Of the
lead from the new house.
A trotting match OF considerable inter-
est 20 the people CT this vicinity Will take
place at the Pswtucket Driving Park to-
kaH
for the contest are John Cunningham's
Nancy Hanks, John Cullen's Fanny G.
and John Powers Shaun. The purse Is
s1OO sweepstakes, and the owners OF the
horses, with the exception OF Mr.. Cum
ningham, will drive their own trotters.
The suits OF Ephriam Bates against the
consolidated road for 10000 Patrick
Donahue against the Union Railroad Co.
for 5000, George Reilly against Michael
Mcdonnell for 5000 and Lawrence +.
Dolan against John w. Shields for s5, 900
were entered in the Supreme Court today
by Joseph Osfield, Jr., and Osfield a. Ban
igan. The suits will be set down for trial
In October.
There has Just been published "Hand-
book OF the Woolen and Cotton Weavers
ana Spinners OF Providence and Vicinity"
edited and published by Richard McGuy,
the secretary and treasurer of the National
Union of Textile Workers OF America.
The book contains a history OF the origin
and development OF the factory system,
excellent steel engraved portraits OF Gov.
ID. Russell Brown. Hon. Henry Il. Tiepke
and A. J. Pothier and also many things OF
interest to the general public.