The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-30
POINTS ON PAWTUCKET.
A Plan to Secure Nucleus for A. Y.
M. c. A. Library.
THE MAYORS INAUGURATION.
Mr.. Carrolrs Address will be short and
Mr.. Goodwin will Dispense with any
Farewell Message ON Retiring from the
Mayors Chair.

Chief of Police Perry has an eye TO bus
iness and will make one or two Of his
force toe the mark. il they do not mend
their ways while on duty.
The book reception at the rooms of the
Y. NJ. c. A. on Friday evening promises
TO be an interesting affair. The idea is TO
obtain by gifts nucleus for library
and thereby start a new idea among the
members. The lady friends of the associa-
tion have taken this matter in charge,
which is guarantee of success.
Politicians VIII o but a short time ago
were most promi nent on the street, and in
certain places, are now nowhere to be
found and like the Arab" they have
quietly folded their tents and stolen away.
Not so with candidate White, the Re pub
lican nominee for mayor, for he and
Messrs Tiepke and Smith, all three good
hustlers can be found when wanted TO
act, cast votes and work for that which
they deem right. The work of the
above three gentlemen, two Re
publicans, and Mr.. Smith Demo
crat, must be acknowledged as first
class by all. Each is reticent regarding
the outcome of the afterpiece TO next
Mondays first part in the Inauguration
exercises, although there may be an olio
WnlCT VIII prove lHbtItSlllk 10 ~ ldTRcT
audience than when Mayor-elect Carroll
participated in the parade, and the goat
and game cocks got into dispute near
the Pawtucket Hotel on that memorable
evening BE that as IL may, Hugh j.
states 20 the NEWS man that he VIII be
Sherman or third party is said
TO be in the background, and
making every strenuous effort TO
arrange for committees providing the
Supreme Court unseats Hughy. Should
the aforementioned incident occur
either John Adams or Benjamin Davis
will be elected President OF the Board OF
Aldermen, and the go-Detween party for
favors In both committees and appoint,
ments will be unheard of. Change cars"
will be rung in the ears OF the passengers
on the municipal train Monday next, and
while that peer of all good fellows, City
Clerk Sibley, is collecting the tickets some
may get stop-over check. His Honor
Mayor Goodwin will act as superintend-
ent of the division, and will turn over to
the incoming president of the political
stock yard, the Hon. Hugh j. Carroll, and
administer all the oaths which are neces-
sary TO drive the feeders up at the proper
time. With all justice due the present
mayor, he states emphatically that the re-
port circulated upon the streets yesterday
that he would not administer theoath of of
flee to Mayor-elect Carroll is false. He still
nOluS LnhU ulRnlllou anu sOlIu pOSltlOn rs
a staunch Republican, which for years
has characterized him as a worker in the
interests of the party which he represents.
The inauguration of the new city gov
ernment will occur next Monday at 10
o'clock at the City Hall The oath of
Office will be administered to the Mayor
elect by the retiring Mayor, and TO the
members of the City Council by the new
Mayor. Mayor CarrolPs address will be
shorter than those preceding it. Both
branches of the city government will sep
arate and proceed TO organize. No fare
well message will be delivered by Retir-
ing Mayor Goodwin, as has been custom
AIRY heretofore
Tomorrow evening being the last of
the old year, the Peoples Mission of Cen
trail Falls will unite with the members of
the Broadway Tabernacle in "A watch SER
vice in the latter's house Of worship.
Praise service at s o'clock. All are IN
vited
The father of Thomas Lee, liveryman,
is dangerously i'll at his home in Pleasant
View.