The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-10
General Notes.

oenerai Notess
The Democratic voters OF Ward 10 will
meet In caucus this evening to nominate
city council candidates.
The Tenth Ward Independent club will
hold a ball in Odd Fellows hail. Academy
avenue, Friday evening.
BRISTOL.
The funeral services of the late DR..
George A. Pike will be solemnized from
ST. Michael Episcopal Church on Friday
afternoon at o'clock. The boiy will lie
in state in the church from IL O'Clock
until Il. NJ, and all who are desirous OF
seeing the remains will then be given an
opportunity. The casket containing the
deceased will be closed at the commence
ment OF the services, which viii be con
Quoted by the rector. the Rev. George Ia.
Locke. or st. Michael Episcopal Church.
Members Of the RHODE ISLAND Medical
Society are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral of one of its members, DIR.
p. NJ.
Several schooners are at anchor in tn
harbor waiting wind bound west.
The Council held a regular monthly
meeting Tuesday afternoon, full board
being present
The committee on street lights were
instructed TO place an arc light at the
corner OF Hope and Court streets. The
clerk was instructed To draw his order on
the town treasurer III the sum OF S525 In
favor OF Daniel O'Shea for damages sus-
tanned TO fowls by dogs.
The report Of the police department
was received and placed on file Total
numberof arrests, IA; drunkenness, @; rev.
cling, 2; assault, 2: vagrancy. l. embeZ-
Element. L; over-driving horse, 1: COM
mon drunkard, /; disturbances sup
pressed. 3; provided with lodging, s.:
az I. HrAo
tinguished without alarm, l; police calls
at night, 8; day. @; runaway team stopped,
/; committed TO state institutions, 3.
The following bills were examined, al
lowed and referred To the auditor: Coul-
Gil Account--John Ingraham. s62; john
b. L. Munro, $62; John Morrissey, S62;
William Walsh, 80 cents; John Connolly,
50 cents; John T. Reynolds, 81 90; George
III. Peck, 60 cents: Bristol Electric Light
ing Company, s29l67; George III. Peck, &,
$50 Waldron g. Browne |. sll. 10; Thomas
Dwyer, s62. Asylum Acconnt-W Wardwell
Lumber Company, s3.O6; Seymore Bro h
ers. sl2. ~; L. Il. Allen, s42s; Charles L.
Gladding, sS 10.
Highway account, A. c. Bowler, No. IL q,
S4.07; Loring Coggeshall, No. IL, s33;
James +. Coggeshall. $685. +. Serbet,
90; A. X. Bullock, sl3.90; G. A. Luther.
SSars. SS = ii soUSnsr g0GSS cUs
$is.21; 4. Il. Allen, sl2; Wardwell Lum-
ber Company, $l437; j. w. Sherman. IS;
II. A. i. Potter, 81; Carl Siegel. Sl2
The Democratic COMMITTEES will hold n
meeting tonight To take into considera-
tion what night they shall ratify their
victory in general demonstration.
Many are very anxious that Friday night
should be selected.
The Hon. Isaac L. Williams is confined
to his home with pneumonia. Drs. Ney
Ian and Williams are in attendance.
William Is. DeWolf left here on
Wednesday for New York city. He will
be absent several days.
In town, Mr.. Schaller, agent OF Jacob
Wirih, Henry Munich of Boston and DR..
William Burt OF Fall River, Mass.
The Naval Reserve Torpedo Company.
IL pleasant. will turn out full company
for target practice at Anthony rifle range
on Friday.
The reservoir at the corner Of Hope
and State streets, broke away on Thurs
day morning and is damaging the streets
and prohibits public travel.
Mrs. Bradshaw, crossing Main at the
corner OF John street. met with an acci-
dent by falling, catching her foot under
the concrete and throwing her headlong
She struck on her right arm and bruised
it BADLY. but escaped without any bones
being broken.