The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-19
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The Democratic ward primaries were
held last evening in the different wards,
and candidates nominated for warden and
ward clerk, five delegates elected TO the
city convention from each ward, and
ward committees for the ensuing year
were elected.
None of the delegates to the city con-
venton were pledged, but IL was under
stood that Mayor Pond would be their
choice for candidate for the mayoralty.
Levi l.. Pierce was then named for
warden, and Martin Carroll for ward
clerk, in the first ward.
DIR. l.. G.. Arohambault, Emerson God
dard, Barney Coyle, DIR. j. III. Boucher and
i. l.. O'Reilly, were elected as delegates
60 the city convention. The persons
chosen rs ward committees were L. l..
OReilly, DIR. H. G.. Archambault, Joseph
A. Brown, DR.. j. III. Boucher and Barney
Coyle.
In the second ward Joseph II. Bailey
was nominated as warden and James Il.
Mulvey as ward clerk. Henry Il. Wales,
Michael X. Carroll, j. g. l.. Auburhon,
John Ii. Brown and William j. Mowry,
ensuing year.
Michael X. Carroll, Charles III. Horton,
Anthony McNulty, j. &. j.. Auburnhan
and James W. DAILY, were elected as dele
gates To the city convention.
Mr. Wales said: II have not deserted
think, and | deny that L ever made the
statement that | would not support any
candidate which the Democrats saw fit
To nominate. had said | would not sup
port Pond, and | will not. Any candi-
didates that are nominated for aldermen
and councilmen will receive my hearty
support"
in the Third Ward the following were
the nominations Warden, Francis r..
Kelley ward clerk, Thomas +. McGill;
ward committee elected, John j. Heiier-
nan, John f. Murphy, Thomas Il. Cava-
naugh, Patrick IL. Smith, William
Powers; delegates TO city convention
elected. John j, ielfernan, Owen +. Lee,
Francis l.. Kelley, James X. Gould,
Thomas +. McGiIl.
In the Fourth Ward Eugene A. Brown
was nominated for Warden and John
Cherry for Ward Clerk.
James W. Burns, John Cherry, James
ii. Coyne, Zephir Sylvester, William
Owens were elected a ward committed
James w Burns, Frank L. Gould and
Victor Allaire delegates TO the city conven-
ton.
In the Fifth Ward w. l.. Darling and
Louis plante were nominated for Ward
EN- and Ward Clerk. Delegates TO the
city conveution-Zephir Sylvester, :. Il.
Jacques Edward Cunningham, II. ~
tee-D. Ahearn. II. j. Fleurant. w l..
Darling Il. sylvester and Edward Gun
nngham.
The new Citizens party will not present
candidates for the City Council In any OF
the wards.
Benjamin w. Hope, n populor barber
and Miss Angelina T.. Bennett were united
i'm marriage yesterday afternoon at 2
o'clock, at the residence of the brides
father William Bennett I'm Blackstone
The funeral OF the late Luke O'Brien
was solemnized this morning in
st. Charles Church and was very largely
attended the procession being the longest
seen on our streets for some time.
The Republican ward primaries will be
held Tuesday evening
A concert will be- given this evening "
the students Of Perkins Institute for Q
Blind in the Uniyersalist Church, for tie
benefit OF Joseph e.. Campbell
Prof. Churchill aud the Arion Club will
give n concert and readings at the opera
house this evening.
The unsightly staging was removed from
the front Of the new addition 20 the Har-
ris Institute block. revealing the hand
some granite front Of the new building
IL Is by far the handsomcst building front
In the city.